New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
vEsTIBULE BEATS VICTORY
prcITITS OF SHEEPSHE.AD BAY RACING.
x1NGsroN MORE SUCCESSFUL THAN ON sATUR-

DAY
rna visitors 10 the Coney Island Jockey Cubs
races Yesterday deeply disappointed by the many
withdrawals from the Swift Stakes. the chief contest
Of the day. In the list Of probable starters sent
10 the newspapers for publication appeared the names
OF Yorkville Belle Lampghter Sir Matthew f1cK
pocket and King Cadmus. All Of these were VIVID
drawn II all had been started the race would nave
been notable With so many absences Victory became
the favOrite at odds on but he was snort OF WORK.
and the instructions which Tara received 10 walt ana
make his run in the homestretch defeated the colt
All the jockeys on the four coNs tlat ran had
waiting orders Hamilton on Vestbule was lucky
IN shining through by the rail into the homestretch
sind. victory could OYt catch hlfnS In spite
of Taral,s orders Victory ought TO have
won. and Taral's riding was far below his
usual form. In fact 1t was not one OF Tarals best
says although he won with Kingston and SNOWFALL
Ie ought to have captured the third race with Wal
eot but lost it by poor judgment With the waiting
orters the so-callcd swift Stakes be came the slow
stakes since the time for the seven furlongs was
!. 20 As. Yorkville Belle would have started and
would have gained the first money easily II 1t had
NOT been that she had been made extremely nervous
Nv the mus cand noise of Suburbra Day, and seemed
10 have suffered in strength from this nervousness
So it was deemed best not TO start her.
The race OF saturday highly beneficial TO
kingston. and, ridden by Taral, he had no dmcuity
in winning yesterdays first race.
,ohn Hunters colt Lovelace, ridden by Bergen,
won the Daisy stakes at five furlongs on the turf'
With the favolite. Warsaw. second. The start was
one of the worst ever given by Mr. Rowe. Right
away. second choice In the betting, who was ridden
hv garrison got off very poorly and could never reac
,be front The grass did not seem TO suit him, ana
he ran wide at the turns.
Arab at times when tho conditions suit his owner
and himself runs fast races and he gained hrst
money in the third race. with the odds of to against
koxa INlrQl
too long, and then made feeble finish
The Pepper far superior TO the other horses
IN the fourth race, and won In a canter.
SNOWFALL was first home In the last race. simply
because Taral outrode Anderson. who was on 'he
outsider Gettysburg.
The sweepstakes which has been opened for Satur-
dav and for hwich Major Domo and Montana are al
eody entered ought to IEOve very interesting con
test, The owners OF Lamplighter, Poet Scot. LOCO.
T ss@ al "i their Suburban weigh This would make
superb renewal Of the suburban. - - .
The attendance yesterday was not large IT, IT Is
most seriously affected by the city poorooms. Either
the jockey clubs must combine and crush r the CITY
poOroOms. or the poolrooms Will crnsh mem
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RACE-A sweepstakes three-year-ods and up
ward OF $50 each with $1,000 added. Futurty course
g. Getting f.
NJ F. Dryers hr h; Kingston by Spend u GU,
'Hl c?dsP S. h. as Mso ~ DaI N ). IL
O. gar jones ( Coz: b c: Leon aRSi5.os
CAPT wareag4 G SDaSTess, ~ 1S 81
&icnlo. g. lii rns.:i 81 :lNar'ee'o 'O-i Il
MutnalsKinsssen, % straight PAID 81 'O place -
iSn.nsack Fremont Cracksman and Fairy with.
drawn Kingston played with his horses and won as
he pleased by length Major Daily second, two lengths
before Leonawell Captain Wagner bad fourth.
SECOND RACE-THE DAISY sTAKEs-A sweepstakes
for ,woyearods foas 1890 of So each. with 81 $50
''''' rive '''''"S' Oil ''' '''' s. Re'"nff
Jehn Hunters b5 LOvelace by TfT ;rTss5 Isl
wa lie i'sves sSp l1S % B. c; Warsaw is
BrOokwOOd Stables er c. SIR Riss91aId lls -,
ksSssSay: ils ,;s:..~.IGaaTRf.;Sessll 81 II
E MsIIt's6 II liitlip SssFss 10 u
Mua-Lovelsee s saschs T PAID $40 o, place
Ingot the only withdrawal The naFrowness Of
the track made it difficult for Mr. Rowe to get gooo
start but after some delay he succeeded In 'sendng 'he
field Of Warsaw and Prince Imperial made
most of the running but in the stretch Lo'eitce
GENE UP under the whip and won clevefly by neck
Warsaw second Two lengths before Sir Richard
THIRD RACE-Purse 81, oo0 The winner TO be soid az
auction Ss'S" '''''' E. Ee''nf Fl.
G. Foroes's b. g. Arab. by Dalnasard9ch- =, o.,
James Is:r MeIsnesns ' en- lS' wa9dss 'aif
". r. Jennngs's CHI. h. Busted s. loo :, o.,
AI,.n. 8 so............... a. h 1SssAis 81 III
re% lem. ioe, iNarvicej l5-i 81
Mu,uals-Ash s, rie PAID so as, place sio"
Ire nag fell on 10 start. with Arab little IN Front
Soon after the Held got under way NsrVice On 80
D pulled across the track IccScssy and oued Busted
and Fremont almost knocking them over ue It'.e'
Both fell back losing than two lensts' O"uc
d. however and raced with Arab In on' I'll. sac
reached the head Of the stretch whefe shc ro''
PASTED came. up on the inside and made strong bd
for the race In stretch Fremont after MS se'"oh'
made his effort TOO soon and tired out at the iSh'
Arab remained lead all the way and won ei'eS
by three.quarers Of length; Walcott poorly ri'ien'
second half length before Busted who beat Aeoioe
two lenghs the report Of Colonel Han inc S'e"a'
took Mr. Naryfce 70 task for reckless riding.
FOURTH RACE-A handicap sweepstakes Of go esch'
WIN -'' ''' 81 Betting f.
E Pepper Cos b. e, The rcpp csm by, IS 1-9
W e Dalys eh. c. BoierO. T. 100 ,car 1922 O., s-5
j. q. Foansbee's b. Goamine 8 So; ,o-1 81
1.. Tray aged. ,oo........!'; i ' ri s.
BIZ Ca'esby g. 3D. Tijme-i So IS.
Mu,n..-p.nner & Co.'S stable straight paid sio 80
pace s5 s5; Boiero place 90 i5. al. -,
Lepanto withdrawn Goarnng led enc nv, .,,nnln,
ME q, ca,esby attending closely. making the running
ios his stable companion. The Pepper who raeeu sue ~
side with Bolcro. Tea Tray suKeu as usu'' a.. -. ond
time was nfte,n lengths behind. lie came ~ s So.
however with great speed, and was running o'ei ''
horses a, the finish. When well in the stretch Inc
came 70 the front led home and won in the eases.
manner by length and half; Bolefo se.onu' n,,s
length before Cleaning, who beat Tea Tray wv -
pIrTu D .cr THE SWIFT STAKES \ sweep
stokes for three, earolds $50 each with 1880 adoeu
Seven fo'lo"s'- s pe''i1rsii Fl.
s'',;;s. Ss;s: = Wow 75