New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-04
DR. STREETS FAST FILLY.
NFNpICANT IN THE DEBUTANTE STAKES.
,,-ssEIL DEFEATS M\DsroNE-orHER RACES AT
MORRIS PARK

,,-ssrrL DEFEATS MADsroNE-ornER RACES AT
MORRIS PARK.
rrday,s proverbial ill-luck did not prevent the
.ssmblsge OF many spccta OTIS at Morris Park yes
.araav and they racing which afforded them
hu,dant food for thought and talk. The most start
ting contest OF the day was that for the Dsbutente
s,ok.s IN which eight wo-year-Old FLIES ran. The
rbre. stable sent Josephine and Propnety to the
wet while the Morris all scarle; carried by
,nnnehaha and Mendociy. one OF the widest and
.s,lest dps ever known racetrack filled the
adding ring on Marcus Days Barmad, by The III
reed out OF bahama She was ridden by TaTTl,
although Garrison IS the regular stable jockey
Matthew Byrnes. Marcus Days trainer. did net ex
n.ct that Barmad would win and told Garrison TINT
he would prefer that when he pu, on the Marcus DAILY
.oors for the first time this year he should have
SHINING mount. So Garrison did not ride. and 1ara
vas on DaTmad. The fact that Tara was rd'ng the
sly So, the great mass OF people In the betting nng
vid to plunge Barmaid, and she was made the
,avoate. But she dangerous and ran I'M
placed. The Ehret pair came next in favor while
number OF persons concluded 10 back Mnnehaha once
.co,n The eccentric Dr. Street has fast FLY In
Mendcant. daughter of MscT out OF Sawed ehe
was at outside price but she carried the money Of
some OF the shrewdest the grounds. who Know
NJ her fast work. She with a broad margin. With
mt hurry or furry. In the good time OF so IL sec
BY Faustus out Of Druslla ran second and F. A.
Ehret's Piopricy third. Minnehaha ran we'll
for half mile and then retired. Not long ago she
was suffering from Influenza and 1t may be that sac
has not shown her true form yet. But DR.. streets
Mendcant is undoubtedly the fastest FLY OF her age
that hos been seen so far this year. Her owner Is
80 whimsical and peculiar In his methods OF training
however that she may not retain her speed long.
In the fourth race Russell and Maidstone met on
even terms each carrying llo pounds. Russell was
the favorite but Mad stone had host OF friends md
was well supported. Kildeer also ran, but at The
weights she had earthly chance. All three jockeys
had waiting orders and the pace slow sims
waited in front with Maidstone, going at an easy pace
Littlefed did not call on Russell until he reached
the last furlons Then he moved up to Maidstone
The struggle short, sharp and soon over krs-
sell won the race by a head. Maidstone second. Rus
sell is superior In class to Maidstone, and properly
Hidden. can always defeat him. both horses tit ana
WE'LL al any moderate difference in weights
Michael F. Dwyer decided to teach all scoHcIs
that his stabe-boy Kehoe could win on liamnle
and he put the boy the colt. and backed liammie
so heavily as to make him the favorlte. Tar hnu
Tartar ridden by Toral. strong second choice
Iiamme was by far the best stayer in this lot ana
although Kehoe Iode him in the most grotesque man.
ner letting him In and OFT like weavcrs shuttle
and fogging him brutaly after he was long WY In
the lead and sure to win. Ianme in spite OF Kehoe
captured the race with a great deal in hand kehoe
IS spoken Of among the fosters Of the rac"-couTse az
Mary Ann Kehoes brother. Mary Ann kehoe was
immoralized at Antonio Pastors pay house by merry
mistress Margaret Cline.
Kohoes exhibition OF unftness In the saddle was
so glarng that. although he the race, the Board
OF Control ought 10 revoke his license for ncompetency
and il is not at all 10 the credit OF Michael F. Dwyer
that he insists upon putting mp such Jockey Ham
ME would undoubtedly have the last race on
Wednesday, with any boy OF reasonable skill In he
saddle. Yesterdays was at six hrlongs and
Hammie evidently stay. Tar and Tartar Is
to be Of little value.
The Fort Schuyler stakes were won without
difficulty by the favose. Banquet. Westchester
ran second long outside odds, while Mary stone
was third. BanQuets easy victory with lbs IDS
ND. made some recent rnces OF his look extremely
"a PRECIOUS by way OF contrast II was reported all
over the grounds that May Win moral
but he was a moral of the sort that comes near
a conclusion He looks handsome enough to win
dozens Of races but he ran II suffering from some
form OF paralysis. Bergen was his jockey.
Two Bits is constantly improving. He won the
second with comica facility Frdeo getting second
place and Lord Motley third. Actor ran so badly
that the idea of starting him IN the Wither, STA
today appears peposterous. II Is reported N IN:
S dSa1d that Rot It, LONE aso S.
Bits fourteen pounds ana an easy anseot az al least
twenty one pounds for Barefoot was far. very IA.
behind Two Bits who ran the mile In 40, ana won
under strong pull Calculating IN tha' WsS e ~.
pounds In public no matter what he may lalI 10 40
In private work. But such racing calculations OI'en
60 Wildly astray. Two bits ran so fast ana nhe
race last Monday. that it was surprising tha' me
bookmakers gave three to five and even seven to ten
Gold Dollar was first choice In the first race but
by short head from the remote OUTSIDER biONn
Beauty Tom Hayes getting third place Jones was
on Geld Dollar. He has not been rdng WIFI inu'"
success so far this season. - H.
The John A. Morris imported fly Fauvett. VINO
was beaten % badly and Unexpectedly IN rae
al Gravesend in which she was a strong IaV OH
broke her hip bone in that race although inc Injury
was not discovered at that time. unit,
n rain does not spoi! the track today the Wtners
stables will furnish magnificent contest, as York
vile Belle will meet Patron lahlmahy Dasohe' "nu
other celebrated colts.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
r,,sr p,cFwelter weight handicap swecpstakes for
tbreeyear.olds and upward Of go each, With $1,000
'c'N g. Setting f.
Je2ri9ss: Great Is, srn' by Gna' c-i "a
Haive- ssSli's Dr. T. Blown Beauty. no ~ -
C. Fisher. b. 3. Tom Hayes, 4. 80 H lTss, :; .
Sc, vet 40 :n's sJon.aJ q !!
iSEewosd 2. if. cn M"s,5 I "a l9i
Bismarck. g. 1l'.-.1r.,i; IN, sD0eRe'"0
Mutnal.-Grest Gun: straight paid SO 49, pace VII ~
tom Hayes place ~ 3D.
no tickets sold on Brown Beauty for place
FYdelo and Cerberus were withdrawn. AZ the flag
feu a. the first excellent start Great Guns
stumbled fell 70 his knees ana lost nearly three lengths
Brown Beauty soon took lad closely attended by
Coid Dollar ond made the whole OF the running koy
West challenged at the urong post but failed TO
bring the nny TO the whip Lambey took matters quietly
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