New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
HIS RICHNESS CAN RUN NOW
HE HAS RECOVERED ALL HIS SPEED.
PoDDMAC WAS BEATEN OFF II THE FIFTH
RACE.


RACE.
Ills IIghncss rcgaIncd all the good opinions winch
he lost In the suburban by his brilliant running IN
the NTH at Shecpshcad Bay yesterday ms WIS
handicap at u mile and the colt carried the aama
Ccight rs In the suburban, l12 pounds. Iut dhis
time he was ridden by Tara instead of Isaac Murphy
a serious difference. Moreover, his suburban race
did him good. Lepanto set the pace, and with his
light weight Of 05 pounds made II fast Ills lilgh
always held the victory safely In hama, anu won
under pull I'm the quick time Of 40 20 Ills I'M
provemcnt since saturday was amazing. lie was
undoubtedly short OF work on suburban day, ana
needed the race but 1t Is pu@lng'
nevertheless that he collapsed so early
in the suburban and so completely when MS
owners and all their friends believed that he could
not pc, ,bly be defeated and backed him very heavily
and yet he could run we'll yesterday. MarvclloiS
indeed. arc the mysteries Of racing
The Concy Island Jockey Club IL trying to bring
together the best three ycnrclds In a tomorrow
AT $50 each with $1,000 added. the horses to carry
Ia2 pounds each. \, Tammany, Patron aud York
vile Belle To In the Tidal stakes to-day, OF
conrsc they VIII not start tomorrow But If His
IghncSs, 81. F;orlan. Lamplchter. Locohatch'c and
Two nit, to start the contest would be one OF
Interest
Mithacl F. Dwyer seems to be entirely Indifferent
as T. damage he Is doing the turf BY bringing scan
dial upon H. II is his especial delight TO start famous
horses when they not fit 10 win a race and 10 let
The public bet them. while he bets on some other
horse Yesterday he sent Potomac 10 the post In the
nth race 70 moot Ills HehncsN. Potomac won both
the Tuturiy aud Realization stakes and when In
proper condition is a superb racchorSe. But he was
In 80 bal condition yc-terlay that he practically
stopped AT the head Of the homcNtrcich, and Carl
son. who rode him. made no further effort with him.
In this Garrison did wrong. No matter whether the
horse was Potomac Tom Tough. it wa. his plain
duty h. pcrscvcrc with him ard try to get "A place
even il 10 could not win. But the original wrong
and very serious il wa'-lay In
'lagting the colt when he was not tit
10 II f. not fair Gnd 1t Is not honest o start 50
c"lchrnted horse Potomac. on" that pcopl" In all
parts Of the country 10 bet on when he T. In
condition TO run. II the Board OF Control does not
stop such intoerabe practices. the people will stop
them by staying fgOm the and the Legi>a-
tnrc will stop them by repeating the Ives Pool Act
Michael +. Dwvcr Is the most not,rou, offender in the
country IN the 81 ,tariiag renowned horses when
they not I'm table condition 10 run. lie l. I'M
p,tviorS to criticism. he doe, no, care what people
think ,ay. But he should be made 10 what the
Board ~ Control may do. Nj. DNycr has made
hundreds Of thousands Of d,llnr- of the turf /,
he dull that thi, fav'rit, practice of his
must inevitably damage and Ill grace the turf nJuse
and undermine II, weaker Ito prosperity, zap IL
foundations, and thereby diminish tlc OF his
own rcvcnuef other mrn See It, II lie does not
The turf La, fallen upon evil day. ia, the Board
of Control yet asked " &. Daly any questions about
Iidcio', runriug NJ Morris Park. compared with his
fine performance Of Tuesday y man who was once
ruled IN the turf. and ought never {, have been
restored need, constant wntcnins Dnc vi The mot
success ul owners OF iOcny, man Who MS
made much MONEY IN racing hor,c'. mAn
who J., buying many ycaIAns, ut biz prices
- man Who.c horses arc eagerly welcomed
nron every r,cccursc WAS professional hnn''
.tc.ror for years and he has not reformed yet Would
such a man DO allowed race hor,e, on an English
raccfiuckf
President wabaum. Of the Hudson County Jockey
club 1t into a quarrel with J. H. Ncndig. III" book
maker ard betting ascnt for Michael /. D"y'r ana
used ang uage ~ OILY nr The dive which inspector
Iyrrc, says Wnlhaum formerly Owned. ran and lived
lu hon. IN fhl, CITY Finally be- struck Ncndis In the
incc y,udis rcailntcd by picking up pl"'" II
board and huiine II ut Nnlbaum. Unfortunately II
nls-.d the president ~ the Hudson County Jockey
club. This PRECEDENT ~ sooallcd Jockey club (Which
4, rcav. however cogfraternIiy Of tough'') Is
professional bopkn.nkcr occupying stand every day
isnt hat ,n eminent and di,iln gishcd president Of
,,h., club tpr yon' Tho Concy Island Jockey club
after ,e,tcriny, Incident ought to put President
Walbaum outside II. gates ard keep him ont. II
va, reported that pistols fired In connection
with the walbaum vcndle AFFAIR. but TIN, Is mistake
Ire merry mnssacrc Of favOri'cs DID not ~ on -
br>k'y a, on Tuesday. Three out OF six were sue
,ton ridden by Garrison. won the first rae easily with
o,rc ridden Tnral. second. In the Pan,y Stakes.
six nrlonss on the turf highway ridden by Garrison
wn. the .avotia but he came In thirl, EAtrn
getting grst money and Dov"ac" second.
Iorling f. running now better than ever before.
A. she was giving twelve pounds To- number ~
colts Ia tie third race the betting was 20 | ana
u 10 / against her. But she won with marked ea'e,
while the unworthy fnvOhic, Lavish. failed TO ~
fdncc. Duncnstcr. who wrctchcdly AT Morris
pnrk wa IL, long odd, In the betting. but ran
second.
IN the fourth rucr. tamblcy rode Walcott. the
nrvoni. As II he riding tick mule In
cirrus. lie kept strong pull on hin Tor mort
distance then give him his head ana rode I'm
for n l't1e wav, then pulled him up again AMI
nltcrIlnted pulling and uarine him I'm this a'rnn;'
way until The race lost. The stewards ought
70 have inquired into this extraordinary piece oi
riding. lanes Mclaughlin. owner ~ Walcott, thought
Tho h,r,. would surely WIN. and adviec his friends 10
l-,N him. Wnlco't would hav" wun II properly
ridden lie last IN Sow race. run III ] -.
Tho track wns very fast and Nal'oit has proved
many timcs that he has great speed. Properly
needs a severe cross examination
In tho mn race. by His lghnc-s, Potomac
vas most disgrnccfIily beaten coming in far b"hnd
III. field lur behind such horses Lcpanto, Hex
md King Crab. The pity Of II!
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RACF.-ruturity CorTse.