New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
BANQUET'S FINE RACE.
HE CAPTURED THE NETWORK HANDICAP.
THE FAvoRITE, MONTANA. RAN TsIRD-KIL

THE FAvoRITE, MONTANA, RAN TSIRD-KIL
KENNY's SUCCESS.
Marcus DAILY was at sheepshead Bay yesterday and
saw his colt Montana run third in the New York
Handicap. 1t reported all over the track that
Mr.. DAILY PUT $1,000 Montana to win. and that
Trainer ByTnes advised his friends TO back Montana,
who n strong favore. with Banquet second choice
Lepanto and Sir Arthur made the pace very lively
from the start, and Montana Is 80 awkward and UNI
Deuth in IDS action and slow to get into his stride,
that he was a bad last for nearly mile. Then Gar
hson gained ground with him RAPIDLY. and three fur
longs from the end Montana was almost up with Ban
ouet and Loonawell who were fighting for the lead.
Ruthn tho homcstretch Banquet away from Mon
taIA with amazing ease and won the race with Wv
cral pounds IN hand while Garrison could not get
up Montana to deprive Leonawell Of second place.
Mr.. DAILY perfectly sunny and cheerful after the
rsos as he before. and entirely contented with
LIN. He sald that he fully satisfied with the
riding, and he shook hands heartily with Garrison.
It is certain that Jockey could have with
Mantana yesterday. Garrison rode him we'll. and 1t
tsas clear anything be In racing that Banquet
Is now q bother horse than Montana at mile and
half.
Mr. DAILY is ono Of the most philosophical and best
paoured Of tuIfmen. Trainer Bynes and Jockey
Garrison are fortunate to have liberal, amiable
sIA appreoiatve employer. Mr.. DAILY is so busy
Win tho management Of the great Anaconda copper
mine In Montana that he can spare only short
tmo to see racing IN the East. He will spend only
fortnight in New York this visit. He is cordial
unaffected, unassuming gentleman, but he is an owner
Of the greatest value to the American turf because
no ts thoroughly honorable frank and open hearted
He wants the best horses II he buy them for fair
prices, and he wants the richest stakes II ne can
win them by fair means, and not otherwise lie Is
willing to let other owners buy the selnng-plaNrs
and win the selling races and punes. But he does
ask fos aim for advantage over the poorest
owner. He simply desires a square deal all around
nothing and nothing less. Would that all owners
Of thoroughbreds were like him There would then
10 no more cogging, dcing tckcry, or trcachey
On the American turf.
Marcus DAILY Is jealous admircr OF GLADSTONE
and m ardent Home Ruler. He has given large con-
trhuuons to the Of ireland. He worked IN
this city for two dollars and half q week. lie now
counts his wealth by millions. Mr.. Daily first ad-
v1sed Hearst 10 buy interest In the famous
Ontario silver mine, which proved bonanza indeed
to the Senator. He also persuaded the Senator TO
invest In other most remunerative mining properties
Mr.. DAILY has paid very high prices for some horses
which he bought in England. He bought Inverness
two years ago. The colt never raced In America,
but he cost Mr. DAILY delivered here more than $780,
900. Mr.. DAILY has him 81 stallion Ut his Mon
tana stud farm. He will never Mr. Daily
bought yearlng colt by Hampton, out OF Cherry,
In England a few weeks ago. This colt cost Mt.
Daily 400 guileas In England. Taking insurance
and other expenses into account, the colt cost Mr..
almost $4,000. al think paid $4,000 more for him
than he is WORTH said Mr.. Daily yesterday, but he
good looking colt with very fine breeding ana
wanted him. l intend TO send him out TO Montana
to get some OF splendid Montana air this winter.
and / will send him back Fast TO race next year.
Mr.. DAILY Is a walking enclopaeda Of pedigrees and
could hold his own with the late Mr.. withers In re
counting every r every rivulet Of choice blood
that ever enriched horsefesh in England or America
Banquet has now twenty-one races this year,
Of which he has won nine lie is wonderful bandi-
cap horse Two treasures, indeed, were secured by
Michael F. Dwyer when he bought Banquet and Race
land The geldlngs have improved with age, and
do not appear likely out for long time. They
a precious pair In truth. Banquet ran the mile
and a half yes erday In . 81, and won very easily,
ridden by Lambley, with 1913 pounds In the saddle,
about twenty-t three OF which lead. Ii was a
most excellent performance. Montana not in his
best condition. He somewhat stih and sore be-
the but still, even II he had been In his
suburban form, he could not have vanquished the In
exhaustibe, the copous and festive Banquet of yes
terday.
Gideon g. Days Annie F. colt justly the favor
tie OH public form in the first race, and won it, al
though Spartan showed unexpected flight OF speed
ut the finish and almost t caught ugh Se Anple in COT
Ehrets stable, except Don Aoaho WITH Garrison,
Isea nhne En- OF fafs
ba1iy ridden by Narvaez he was seventh or eighth
and sajnns on the svoTie and winner Bees4rds, at
every stride A strong skifu Jockey could not pos
tota Easily have been engaged on Wednesday to ride
Eunycn steriay and with either Jockey on Runyons
track aud put the biggest bet Of his life IN Runyon
and won IT, because there was not really gooc two
Trainer Allen, for some mysterious and inscrutabe
reason preferred to put the light boy Sarvse1 on On
The ring who gave to and II to against Runyon
nhy are not ns W, 1se C Ssea 1s Sek1
up we think that he would WIN
Although The Pepper ran wreShed a. race oSo in the
Twin S S 4ae@ S ason s % de m But
Pierre Lorilard put 900 Kilkenny, and that sent
ihr race at Monmouth PARK in which Kilkenny easily
defended hckpocket klkenny ought TO nave hcen ,ne
code The Pepper with ali his might, using whip and
spur freely, and came in second The Pepper Is now
fdeo and y Monarch in the NH covering
Ids pockets handsomely Homer and Merry Monarch rra
ran surprisingly lad races. Neither was near third
Doggett rode Parvenue in fine style, but ne bungled
badly on Chesapeake in the las race. Wen 1ddeI'
Chesapeake must have Won lie VAS lhe dh'oIl'e,
but ran second TO Fred Iarai'
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
FIRST RACE, for twO-year-Ods' $1,000 added Futurty
course g. Betting Fl.
Gideon palys Sh f. iii p ots o5 s-5
wsIcost campbeirs b c. spartan 51,I lis Al j,
Byron McCleands br E'anatus III In 10, a,
HspsS%si ID Il
Tonrnmant colt IL G-l
D shor o,een lis CFceny col go
Heads Head 81, q Trl' iia@iic% 81 Isl 81
sksdi 'J 1ib CDogectt 1o-i 81
Mu,ualsAnnie 1', colt Straight sl. place So 20
Spartan place sc As.
seabnght withdrawn. Experiment and the Annie
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