New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
RACELAND IN FINE FORM.
HE WON THE CHERRY DIAMOND HANDICAP
HIS VICTORY AN EASY ONE-oTHER RACES AT
NORRIS PARK.


MORRIS PARK.
Although the New York Jockey Clubs card yester-
day was not especially attractive. with the exception
Of the Cherry Diamond Handicap, surprisingly large
number Of spectators present All the members
Of the Board of Control visited the stewards stand'
A. J. Cassatt having on from Philadelphia
Heavy showers fell In the latter part of the AFTER
noon, but they did not affect the condition OF the
track. Old Raceiand has not looked better for TWO
years than he looked yesterday, and in the Cherry
Diamond Handicap he a crediabe race
than an OF his exploits In 1891 Some people backed
him with considerable confidence and he was never
at a long price In the rne but the DOCK
makers said that Michael f. DwVer' us
owner. had money on him. but lost e''ooo
Maidstone one, two, three. However, Ar. D"!r.
got his money back Castaway ii and Tar anu
Tartar and was ahead his spcculations for The day
Mr. DIVERS stable Is now In excellent form ana he
Us w4nsng his full share OF tho races mt MOTIFS farh'
lie certainly has reason TO complain OF he han"i-
capper who has not been induly severe on MS hoseS'
Raceland won tho Cherry Diamond Handicap 80 easily
I'm AZ 1.-THE distance was 116 miles, that some
talk was started about his chances IN the Suburban
on Saturday of next week. lie was Handicapped In
the Suburban at 1913 pounds and yesterdays Victory
gives him penalty, as first money IN the Oher'y
Diamond Handicap was not worth S2o,VO. but IL
must not be forgotten that Raceland VIII meet laf
stronger field In the suburban than Ire met yesterday
along at furious pace and that the Suburban journey
Is mile and a quarter. so Raceland's prospects III
tho Suburban do not look very brilliant
Raceland, DIR. Hasbrouck. Livonia and Maostohe'
all carried much money in the Cherry Diamond han
dicap, but Raceland the favorite The start was
bad Reckon getting much the best OF II. Lttieheld
hurried Reckon along fast TINT she had nothing lett
TO finish WITH .and came In third 1aral kept Race
land a good position throughout the rum ana race
land came away at the end with surprising ease
DIR. Hasbrouck got second place. Maidstone was poorly
placed at the start. and Sims cannot ride him as Gar
rison can Jnluc1y Mr.. Galway again had little Gov
ington unfortunate Livonia as he could get no
other Jockey. Lvona not near the first al any
ume Perhaps the fast pace set by Reckon prevented
her from getting into her stride, but with competent
Jockey she could at least have secured place Aah
Banc was almost left the post. the astonishing
IIutseJI his jockey, thought 1t was no start ana
pulled up the colt That settled Allan Banes chances
sun Juan was slightly lame before the race and was
ancr afterwaId Lepanto, Sir George, and the Alcna
colt outclassed at the weights which they car
Rcd and moreover, sir George was ridden by Dcia-
hanty When Reckon passed over the crest OF the
hill with Raceland in close pursuit. the field was
tailed out for o long distance. DIR. Ilasbrouck ran
good race and was We'll ridden by Bergen. lie is
more than sprinter. and can travel further thah
mile.
Emin Bey was looked upon as an absolute Certainty
In the first race, and backed accordingly But
Donohuc's Rebecca Rowett colt ridden by the owner
showed speed enough to have won if Garrison, Iara
or an; other husting jockey had been on his back
Perhaps, after ALL Emin Bey is not quite so hhe
colt as fancy painted him after his first appearance
the other day, when he second to the imported
FLY Astoria. Prince George was unplaced. TINS
of the famous Sensation and the celebrated mare
Louisettc has not yet equaed anticipation ferre
LorillaId has bought Sensation and ought to get some
excellent colts and FLIES from this unbeaten racehorse
foi. oolf 1nfr nirpl a
full Jockey TO ride him properly. Garrison and Ham,
ilton can handle him well Litteteld is too weak to
do him Justice. Actor was made the avore in the
second race, but even Tarals skill could not save
that greatly oycr-rted colt from coming In last IhI
lronmaster won at his leisure, Madrid second and the
Disappointing Barefoot third. Barefoot is another
colt that needs strong jockey TO get out his speed
Pierre Lorillards colt Stalactte, second choice III
the third race, did not have difficult task IN dis
posnc OF the favohte, Lord Motley, who ran
second but RS me e sepne % UuSu 81 to against
lin to win, only missed getting second place by
Major Robert C. Hall popular and much esteemed
EahimoSan, one OF Maryiands Old Gua!u OF racing
"rataoation II he could haze wo the race. But Dono
hue ON Denvoo's back. 1t takes ." husuelsr 10
I'm the saddle like Garrison and Nral. Cd,
1aral won two races, Hamilton won two' and sims
Dcahanty on Kfkover and little CovipgtOn on Tom
Tough exhibited their usual SKILL in the NTH race
its Castaway IL. India Rubber outsider in the betting
S run 'f better Then he M jockey s up
Tar and Tartar ridden by sins was backed 6e s HSwn
to odds on III G fdp n aff finish Gn' With H a the
tht g would have been smashed. All the best judges
s and ra dnS %HS T e in tns ia a
and Tartar Eat Sims outrode Lambiey, who lVst
control Of his mount at the finish.
DETAILS Of The CONTESTS.
FIRST RACE-For maiden twoyearold' sweep
stakes Of $50 each with 900 add2d. Weights, II
''''" ''' ''''' s. Betting Fl.
.Ss,d na1f1 B. iii E%'n ncy by ES. % Out,
W. '' Donchue's b. c. by panlSne1 Eeecsca
W. N s. Bsn nsHs' Dr. C. pcaades.,, loo
Prince George 1ll...........L smbiey) oo61 50
ST. ss'';" S,e ioY ri
fo ot ma ,lGin; IT, covmgOn) COL Isl
Mu,uas-ian Bey Straight PAID IS u.s. place SC IS
Eelecca Rowett colt place ga
Lindsay and Pearl Top withdrawn. Emin Bcy'
tho Rebecca colt and Prince George raced almost
head and head for quarter, when Prince George went
to ths whip The Rebeeea Rowett colt then seemed 70
be winning handlly but Donohue was strangely patient
and confident. and Sims came away with Emh bey anu
won with the greatest possible ease by TWO ana ma"
lengths; the Rebecca Rowett colt easily second the
saline before Doundess, who beat Prince George
two lengths.
SECOND RACE-For thiee-year.ods. sweepstakes of
$40 each with 81 coo added. one mile and quarter
s. ne''in Fl.
r IJttle1eld jr.'s CHI. O. The lroarnetcr by - . =
r. J. p~ycr s sons b. Madrid 1903 Sa!
D. ~ a. H. '' " lI.tuehcdl Ill IL
..,o, 100 fc,- 10, .............( TaraD rs IL
-N'' " Timc-2 :O9s4
Mutias-The Ir3nmastcr straight pau eio To- P"oc
eS SO; Madrid place $lS 60
Actor led ior a sixteenth and passed by Madrid
ard D,eloot the former making the running over The
Mat,erhorn and half voy down the homestretch Here
The Ironmsstcr outside along at his leisure
and took the lead which he held 10 the end winning
easily by length and half; Madrid ridden out sccoha
a neck before barefoot who Actor length and
half.
vuIpn For maiden three. ycar-olds. A sweep