The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-11
GARRISON AND MAIDSTONE.
THIS COMBINATION WAS TOO MUCH
FOR JOCKEY HAMILTON

Mr. Foxhnn Keene's Tournament Beaten
y In the Toboessu Slide Handicap By Poor
observation-disclosures Wins the Bay.
chester stnkcs-Tho Talent Win Heavily
on Miles stanaish, Rex, and Cynosure-
Mendicnut Defeats Rnindrop.
Those who went to Morris Park yesterday
had something to talk about. Maidstone win
ming the Toboggan Slide Handicap after Ham.
ilton on Tournament attempted to take liber-
ties with Garrison. who had tho mount on Mr..
Dahlman's horse. Tournament was making
his first appearance In almost a year. and Mr..
kecne and his friends thought tho brown
horse would win handily. as he had worked
very fast. Tho son OF Sir Modred was In the
pink OF condition. and he should have won.
The story OF the race in detail Is told further
on. The other stake feature OF the day. the
Baychester. for three year-olds. was won bv
Mr. Cushman's handsome colt Kennebec. on
whom Fitzpatrick rode an admirable race.
waiting until the last moment before calling
upon the son Of Spendthrift and Kalula.
The Toboggan Slide was the third event on
the programme. and it promised to be a great
betting event. Russell. with his known fond
ness for mud. had a great many supporters.
while Fairy and Maidstone were not neglected.
Garrisons having the mount on Maidstone
made many friends for Mr.. Dahlman's horse.
When Tournament warmed UP he was a wild
horse. and the boy had all he could do to keep
the brown horse from running away. In the
paddock a great crowd gathered about the
brown horse. and he was greatly admired.
There was very little delay at the post. the
start being prompt and good. Tournament
Fairy. and Wah Jim were in the front rank
whom the flag fell. and Hamilton crossed the
N.a. L. fr.,., Al,. A,tl a. Al
thereby losing more than two lengths Of very
valuable ground. Tournament had so much
speed. though. that he was able to keep
tho lead. and at the end OF the first
quarter Of mile he looked like
the surest OF winners. Hamilton
was looking around at the others. Fairy.
Russell. Wah Jim. and Maidstone heading the
ruck. quarter Of n mile from home Tourna-
ment Ind the race Mt his mercy. Maidstone.
Fairy. and Russell catching the whip Hamil-
ton turned half way around in the saddle and
laughed at Garrison's exertions on Maidstone.
He took slight pull on Tournament. and Gar
rison. who never knows when he Is beaten.
calod on Maidstone for nm extra effort. A fur
long from home Tournament began to hang
fire. and Hamilton realized that he had caught
atartar. as Garrison was coming for him like
a cyclone. He attempted to get Tournament
won by n length. Russell was a fair third.
Hamilton's riding Of Tournament was con-
demned. while Garrison's mastery handling
of Maidstone was the subject Of the most fiat
tering comment This young mans work in
the saddle this year shows that he Is riding as
he rode before snd the public can rest
every timo no accepts mount.
Thefe is Sery pretty story in
lriyps n Spipn a the finish and sbouc hot ho
On thursday it was Il ought that Mr. h lori:
Services. At. Keene asked GaTrrison il he 9
whom hs had second cali. would be wanted By
Mr. said th9t he would
Mr.. Lorillard decided not to start Locohatchee.
and Mr.. kcene told Garrison that his services
sased ride H udsono %Se went to
Keene's colors in his box. He took them to
Here are your colors. Andy. don't ride
Tournament"
Mr.. Kcene had to talk to the boy for some time
before he would consent to ride: Jockeys are
c"nvinced that he was not being neglected for
blue spots. When he thought, he had the race
nettlcd Garrison. and = Humpy Dam. as the
boys call him. rode as he never rode before. It
have won .hnndly il Hamilton had gone on
about his business. He lost the race when he
crossed the track and he lost it again when he
took a pull on Tournament and turned to
Reenc s. sake that Tournament did not win viii as
he is game young sportsman.
With Roller out Of the ,Baychester Stakes.
the ruhIc backed kennehee: Kilkenny. The
Of Sending to The en post
ite st. Anthony and Best Brand made the
running up the backstretch and around the
inently Of the others. while Hamilton was alb
so!utey last l. In tie homestretch Fitzpatrick
tacking st. Anthony at the furlong pole. took
the lead. st. Anthony. however. came on again
under the whip: while new danger appeared
perately. Fitzpatrick gave Kennebec a smart
cut Of the whin and l, Going on about his bust
under the whip. heat Entire for the place by
narrow margin. Kilkenny and The Ironmaster
'" Miles Standish was a pronounced favorite
for the opening race. scramble for two.year-
eds Ave TS5a ss% Prince
furlong from home. where he cut loose with
the handsome son Of Longfelloy. and won in
Gad long Sss rndGf the w
for second place, Sir Richard run we'll for half
a mile.
second race for three year ODDS at mile. and
when the bookmakcrs laid the surprisingly
good OIuS OF even money lney SwOOpeu down
upon the ring and played the little colt very
heavily. Fidcios family do not like the mud.
miliar with racing in America during the last
decade Major CovnGton let Fdeio and Julien
make the running until opposite the free field.
at which point he sent Rex along. and it was
no race. the little son Of Leonatus winning in
n romp. Julien beat Fidelo half dozen
lengths for second money.
Randrop beat Mendicant with such ease
when they last met that the talent regarded
re hali sister to Pr dzlS0 as sure thing for
In previous races, they plunged on the GlIy. on
whom Taral had the mount. After tho race
their pockets. as Mondicant and Liselg both
beat the favorite. the former winning with
considerable to spare. Randrop did not run
up TO her form. and it is more than likely that
she does not relish heavy going. DIR. Street
was jubilant after the race.
Cyi9snrc Gsttt or b. and Kirkoyer were
Ing event at ono mile and sixteenth War
Duke and Kirkover acted as paGemakers pptil
worked Cynosnre to the front and won a good :.
race by length. War Duke beat Kirkover as