New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
HIS RICHNESS IN A CANTER.
THE FUTURITY WINNER AT MORRIS PARK.
ST. FIoR1AN AND RUSSELL ARE SUCCESSFUL
FOUR FAvORITES FIRST.

FOUR FAvORITES FIRST.
The most Interesting feature Of the racing at Motifs
Park yesterday the first appearance this year OF
His Highness. 1t good thing for the colt ana
his owners that the Morriscs changed the conditions
OF the that His IIighness was compelled 10
carry 121 pounds instead OF light weight MS SUE
cess was practically Just certain, and the race was
better public work In preparation for the SUBURBAN
than IL would otherwise have been. When IT was Ger
tain that the Futunty winner OF 1s9l wo"" s''I'
owners and trainers with accord began 10 m''he
excuse and to withdraw their horses. 20 os!o'
Peruvian and wah jim against Ills iiehheSs' i"o
bookmakcrs offered only 10 10 against the Famous
colt and few people put up any money 1T .'oSo
figures. Most of the betting was FOR second Pa'c'
On c,asS Osric ought TO have been an overwhelming
favorite for The place, at odds on but betting men
were msled by his last race, when he was very p"uS
rddAn he LITTLE stevenson. Hence they backed osrc
for the place with caution than commence hh'
Csr.c ridden by Taral, got the pace as easily rs III,
Irehness won the race. His lligness lookcu HUE
,.n IN oosb b,t most OF the sons and daughters OF
The Utilised run best in that way lie ran the thiee
ouarters in IL a. md came in under pull lie mas
developed amazingly since last year, anu i ~"
a colt OF impressive substance ana power. Toes'o'
the suburban is at his mercy but most expert tri
men would prefer to his staying power Thoroughly
tested bv longer than three quarters OF mile
before he meets such Older horses as MAJOR DOmo'
Montana Tournament, Pessara and Raceand. ''oou
colt as he Is he will be conceding so much welsht
10 these older horses and to Locohatchee ana Lamp
lighter, colts OF his own age. that 1t Is extremely
sonbtfnl n I've can win the suburban IL Is true THAI
no hos ruin superb trial at Jerome Park. But
hard races fit a horse far better for such contest
as tn, Suburban than any trials DO lie WIS
worked ont the full mile after winning his race 'Ae
ran It in 1 80 "a, an excellent performance j"
looks now as il the three most heavily packed hofscS
n the Suburban tomorrow will be Ills Highness'
ntnpa
will also carry a great deal of money. Montanas
trial al sheepshead Fay yesterday filled all observers
with enthusiasm.
The number OF Withdrawals OF horses from yester-
DAYS contests was pbrtentiously large ana se'oi'
OF tbs fields forlorn in Size 80 feebie was 'nc
opposition to Chnrade in the second race 'hat tho
betting was TO 1 on him. Sims rode hdm with DC
lrh,fu GOODNESS and calmness. and won ms ne nReo.
n Sims had been as cool and self possessed WHEN ne
role Charade agant shelbark the other day 'n'r'n'
would Lave been first, not second. But "'inson
electric rushes scare the smaller jockeys "ioS' ''
oopvulsons. -,.- D.. .,o
Authorization Stakes for twoyear ODDS broke do"H
near the finish, and failed TO get place. foAi"i
Kecne's colt Restraint. second choice In 'he p'''s
won the race. but could not have done so II o'pio
bow Elrod had been able 10 control Johh huh'e' .
colt Hesper,s. This colt showed great speed' out
Flrod was unable to prevent his swerving very
Y.
t,uoker\ In the saddle worse than fourth 'm'
fine Some day she may be first II she gets mo a
slow enough field. Frieze had many HleiuS' pu'
ran contemptbly, coming In last
Michael F. DIVERS action in taking out Banquet
r,,ued the interest in the fourth race, which russell
, rraer q double pull Boero second, and English
Iodv third Backers Of Lizzie for place CID not
like LITTLE J. Lambeys riding at all, but people VINO
hack W. c. Days horses must do so at eler peril
knowing that the stewards will do nothing 10 pfo'cl
them.
All R-eeze Stakes at seven furongs. II Garrison Oh
x,adstone had ever got up to ST. FlOrian, Maidstone
might perhaps have But Littlehed TOOK warn
ing from Iiamton's astounding bhinder on Iou'nT
mont the other day, and never let GARRISON ee' ne
him So St. Florian won with many POUNDS Ill manu-
An turfmen would rejoice to see st. FloHan ana Ills
uiphness meet at q mile on straight, Level us'ch-'a'
-. Monmoptb say-each to carry 122 pounds. Garrison
A. ride St Floran and Fitzpatrick to ride Ills llgh.
s That would make the most interesting race Oh
' Tie last race odd affair G0fsD" Mee
Flavila and Vardee all iast @ run in the
IN w. low time for this track, of IA ContrDamon
carried I19 pounds and Flaviiia Iop o aad ~ i've
tI. race-wlen she ran away from her hem AZ Nv
tast race appeared TO be certainty ior her
and her McL aug a 9repd hS that hlf he
ea aeseaed he to win with flayila can run SIX
five are sD 1O3 sxe m11 S And To yet in
e na ar way Contribution won the race IN me
weesed TIM i # true oh That Fla Tavs was unncky j.
sec race and was badly interfered WIN Cwihg ,S
SIMS She ought to have made rings around al
The other horses and run the rae Il, was bitter
carried only JOG pounds; Al" ard hi, friends. and
e. one of the most puzznng I5ic's "a n,cSs he gets
Sims ra s'a, and sfa,s there lie has marvellous
facility for getting into pockets
DETAILS OF TIE CONTESTS.
p,psr RACE-For oil ages sweepstakes OF ~ ea.,1
with Il 900 added. Weights 10 ID above inc Sc''' Ola
'orlons'' p Re''"EFi
Gif 4Se Iu pe{r "a 10 Out
walco.s & campbcrs L c. osrc z TAXI IGI 1o-i Il
car ;a lif rs C. peruvian iS5 90, 81
- ,, = ,o7 Bergen 4O-l o-i
III. upbnds sg Straight paid Is So, place q GO
ISL - Won. lame in the morning and was ~iVhor'"n
On that account Roquefort Mary 'VO"e' nou ,bov
y.,r,v were withdrawn becauss their owners h"e" ,'
s - ohanco AGAINST His IIiehness The lattef "o' ~.
,ore In a hand psllop. In fact 1t could nov D nrhcr
- I, was His Uighncss first, the O'heI' oi', ~,
Osrc fought him. however Oil ue "IrS w,s beaten
scond a length behind. Peruvian tmro' va. ,so cnd
,.o 'oootbs His Highness worked out u ''' WV
Of the mile going the distance In l 49, .,o and no.
SECOND EACE-For three yeaolds that nav yah with
- =. ,,is meeting. a sweepstakes Of ~ edo"' W
$1,000 0a'eu' st. .te'O'I f.
N, T. roncs's br. C. Charade, by ChaTaXn, l., Out
Ada BflIleeaI rs n c. stepnon. 100 Gear.
,Oss II Morris. b. c. Eairis%i, iS5; ,ol %
Gear io6isl: Isl al
st. Mark. lo''..''''''Tim Time 40 .o 500.
yr,uals-Charade straight paid So 3d. place -
ps,,ytan Temple and wah Jim were wthor'w,'
700, and st Mark made the running 10 tle "v ,,,,
Hse Cbarade and strephOn passed them chaius
,o .asest possible by half length o",,'o'
second three lengths before barefoot VINO o'"' ''
length. u,o>. er.vrc for two-ve1r.
ODD A sweepstakes Of 300 nch. o'osru ,"n,arod
400, ..i.h Oh nominations. u whch - uoV''''"