New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19


had been an accomplished fnisher. But Lambey has
little strength or Skill in getting his tho
line In trying emergency He hindered rather than
helped Major Domo. and Montana won. Bergen
waited too long with Lampllghter lie Is unapproach-
able as walter But II lie served a dinner II would
be very cold. Lampiigh,er might have won with a
better Jockey. lie was very close third. Poet
Scout was poor fourth.
II Pierre Lorlard puts thoroughly competent
Jockey on Ocohatchec. that colt will do well. Ham
ilton Is too sleepy at the this year, and does
not wake up until race Is decided After the sub
urban was practically over he rode Locohatchee with
considerable energy. Tie colt was absolutely last
and a bad last for mile under Hamiltons singular
riding, but he gained much ground in the home
stretch. and came In fifth.
Pessara was sixth. lie could not carry 100 pounds
In that company at the pace which Major Domo set.
Tournament came In He among the first
three for time. but Narvaez rode him. That told
tho tale at the end.
Raceland followed Tournament. For him. for
Pessaa, the pace too fast from the start with the
weight which he carried
Russell was third from the end. Too much racing IN
1890. 1891 and 1902 will be the epitaph his tomb
stone.
| Picknickcr was last. and ought not to have been
startled. He was In no condition to we'll
HIS Highness is fallen idol for the present. He
WIS last but one. Yet there worse three
starting n threeycar-old colt In the Suburban with
III pounds his back, after Just race at three
quarters OF mile against such cattle an Osr1c, PERU
Wan and wah Jim, Is simply stupcndous That style
OF preparing horses Tor like the Suburban Is not
mere talent 1t Is genius. But His Highness
| will win some races, when be 10 it,, even
II be IS not SO good colt as St. F1oran.
| Michael F. Dwyer 10 too fond Of starting horses
when they not fit vestibule defeated Kingston
In the first race because Kingston was short OF work
| in the second race August BemOnts Lady Violet
was at to because Of 3 very inst trial which
she had But she nervous and failed to get
a place Colonel Rupperts colt Ajax was also at
2 to and the race. Michael
r. Dryers Hammie got second place.
This was amazing. Hammie has been running
| in selling and was beaten at Morris farK by
Tar-and Tartar There much swerving in this
rsos. and many odd things occurred. IT could not
havo been a trueform contest. Some Of the two
year-ods in 1t can do far better than they did In this
The hlvorite. Zoring, had no difficulty In winning
the third race Yemen second Tho attention Of the
i IiuIN boy 0n called " G. walker, who rode
William Viii w Lekeland's lilly Crochet in ... this
Crotchet had not the least chance Of place. II
so, she ought not 10 have bean started. But any
eoSpeeS by the se board Of oonro at least
thry ugh the motions Of trying to get nG the
turf oroi9hei was hlly Of some class last year In
| Mr.. Withers's stable. o-.. ,
Of Bliss, iavore and the winner In the hi d
race. Garrison would have won win Ausus, PEI
monts Ally BeeRsrde II he had not been utterly en-
haused BY his exertioDs on Montana lie said 50
All the shortprce horses defeated in the sixth
| and seventh races. which were won by outsider
The Consy Island Jockey Club was excessively h gen
amply sGar,i !. sufficient iHf '0'
eessvely amable, indulgent and liberal In ehes ing
Montana from taking part In the parade eeiore e
Gss nervous. But the writer has oil Of Mon
and never noticed any unusual dis
elimination against the other horses to excuse Mon
as" executive 5Sem e Committee would always
| horse II IN or trainer requested IT, %
parade need d be 20 parade s horsc '00
There we're many tour In. hand coaches on the
the best position some Of the members Of the
club had gone TO the Chicago Convention put Aie3
Knhoe Judge Paxton and Others generous
hospitality to all their friends; Among those who
sfernoon we're Mayor Grant and Dock Commissioner
| Cram. -.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RACE-epeciai weight conditions. Five fur
lengs ,..,
SAp Ocsss~vs.ssiia yr. iii sSasen e-l As
D"ysi: Dr. h. Kingston, tss :s; hin Is Out
r. McBnAe'. b. h. Major DAILY. 8, - - a.-, o,
E:nss s ssS,s scs E:mSSii: 81 Il
-i Time-l :0l
Misunderstanding straight paid OBS 70, place 81 90
Kingston place s5 10 ,o.,
| Ronald and Leonswel withdrawn The contest
for the first half mile lay between Major DAILY ana Kings
ton with yostbule third, tho outside Mclaughlin
lid not seem TO notice the latter. who came down inc
scratch with nne flight Of speed and won by length
np,ton second the distance before MAJOR Day'
sEcoyD RACE-THE DOUBLE EVENT. For two
yoar.ods Special weight conditions. Five and hali
furongs. p.,,tr,
| St. Pl
| T Rurmert ir s. b. c. Ajax, by Dandle Dim. . :,
| mont-M oonlight, 1lS b......... tBcfgenl o1-t
" DwyeI'. b. HaInme, lis (1<ambley) ~ g
+ a Celllns's b. c. IAwless. llS (DoRRett o0-i ~
Lady Violet ITO Gear. ll2E).. e Murphy ~
| lsdopna colt 113. ~
lTbn, ia Gear Anderson
rmua, rf Ma (MldgleyJ Sol 20