New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
EOITR UPSETS IN A SERIES
EyFRY ONE STARTLED AT THE RACES.
r.yoR1rEs AT ODDS ON DEFEATED IN sUOOE--


Four astonishing were seen at Sleeps
head Bay yesterday In the Surf Stakes Don
AIonyo with the betting TO on
him. beaten by Hammic. In the Tidal
stakes Tammany at 5 to > on gave way to Charade.
In the Bay Ridge Handicap at mile and half
Banquet Mt to . on overcome BY Warpath' ana
In the fifth race Maidstone vanqushed Major Domo'
who at . to / on. Rarely In the history OF the
turf have four overwhelmingly favorcs been beaten
in a single afternoon. Now TO the causes OF these
strange happenings. Robert NJ. Budd Is worthy
ard prosperous dealer In newspapers and magazines
in this city lie deals In both old and new copies
but his transactions In antique issues have been SO
extensive that he has earned the title of Back Num-
bern Budd As saddened and stricken turfmeh gazed
with moist ewes OF upon the riding OF isaac
Murphy on Don AlonzO and upon That of Wliiiam
Hay ward on Major Domo. they came TO the regre'ui
conclusion that Mr.. Budd ought TO add MI. Murphy
and Mr. Hayward to his collection without delay
Don Alonzo may not be brilliant twoyear-cld, but
few animals Of his age in any country ever SUI
fercd from so much had riding In so short a
time. All Intelligent turfmen are agreed III NAV
opinion. Michael F. Dryers colt Hamm'e. VINO WIS
running constantly In selling races until he came 10
Sheepshead Bay, defeated Don Alonzo In close
finish, in which Taral easily outrOle Murphy "hat
pleasure it would be to Garrison, Fitzpatrick or
Taral ride Don Alonzo in few races. Then 1t would
be possible to discover exactly his true value
Hayward rode one OF the most pitiful and unpleas
ant OF his life on Major Doino. lie was puuihS
1T the horses start finish I'm such style
that he seemed TO have the at his mercy all the
way. and Major Domo crossed the line before the
stewards and judges still under pull although Mad
stone winning the race by a neck Bolero ana
Major Domo ran head and head all the journey and
Major Domo got second place by head only. Few
races have been generally commented upon by almost
all of the spectators with so Ntiolc censure as
this 1t was certainly one Of the worst looking
seen for many a day. The time was very slow
80 2-5-which made the race look still worse. The
stewards said that Speirs the owner of Major Domo
had backed the horse. Some Of them said, moreover
that 1t was fortunate that such riding had not been
done by Jockey who was under suspicion but that
Hayward had high reputation that they felt con
WINGED that there nothing wrong. II Is a dan
gerous thing however to cloak such riding as that
under the mantle OF good reputation. If the saint'-
est Jockey that sat in the saddle, one who had
never ridden for any sinner gave such an exhibition
Of iockeyshp as that, he needed rigorous cSanna-
ton And Hayward has ridden for sinners. at times.
as we'll as for saints. The excuse made for him was
that Major Domo continually boring against
Bolero, and that he was compelled to Keep MS
head pulled side I'm order to prevent a
collision. 1t may be But. for tho sake
OF his own reputation. Hayward ought never TO ride
Major Domo or any other horse in that way again
II a mean to look AZ. and IL VIII always Do
unsavory to remember.
Garrison two races. On Maidstone and on Water
con. but he did not ride Tammsny in the Tidal stakes
in way worthy Of him. He thought that he lad
only Patron to defeat. and he despscl Charade 81
completely that he was caught asleep. Patron led
up 10 tho last furloOg, with Tammany IN close at
tendance and Charade waiting behind. When Gar
rson called on Tammany he ou;ran Patron With n
fne burst OF speed and Patron swiftly and surely
beaten. II Garrison had sent TNmmany along at has
best gait he would have saved the race, although
greet deal had been taken out OF Tammany by his
sticking closely to Patron at a strong pace from
the start and by his rush TO conquer Patron. and he
had little left. Charade was comparatively fresh clnd
sims caught Garrison of his guard JUS as Garrison
had caught sims many times before. SO Charlde
won the race By a neck, Tammany second aud Patron
poor third.
Here were two defeats OF Tammany on the same
day. In the morning Tammany had been cut 10
pieces at Chicago and In the afternoon Tammany was
again in trouble. 1t extremely fortunate for
Mayor Grant and all the Tammany cheftains who
won 50 heavily by backing Marcus Days colt IN the
-Withers stakes that they were nOt at sheepbheaa
Bay or their pocketbooks might have suffered severely
The betting against ChaTade was 20 to 1, 10 10
and oven so TO /. well-known member OF the Concy
Island Jockey Club. with fondness for looe Ooos.
MI, BOO on Charsde at 40 TO and won Sl,Voo VI
course the result mere huhe, an acciuei'''
Eth Iammany and Patron are colts OF hisher ch'S'
than tha. OF Charade. although neither IS "ohder'
Charade had no claim to anything but last pace OH
pubnc form. He beaten nj even ""s"S az
Morris Park by stellbark, who Is FAR INFERIOR u las
stable companion. Tammany. $50 $3.50
First money IN the rich Tidal Stakes, With l4o
original entries, was more than so,OOo Mt A"en'
f. A. Ehrets trainer, made sad mistake III ho' s,i'
ing Yorkville Belle, she could have won Inc iiuhi
In a canter, taking account OF the way III WHO" inc
roce was rum and $4,000 goes long way In PAVING
forieits But Mr.. Allen IS excessively unii III S'''"7
his horses.
In the Bay Ridge Handicap there was no question
of DOOR riding. sloane. who is promising jockey,
rode Frederick Gebhard's warpath well, and Tnral
made DO mistakes on Bouquet. Warpath lea ai inc
way and won by a short head, BY means Of lis au-
vantage In the weights and sioanes vigorous ni''"'
william Lake.and's friends backed Willie L. yer!
heavily both in the city pooroms and at the track 70
win the first race. As Fitzpatrick rode Willie L.. the
betting closed ut 10 on, and Willie H. won c'i','
Tarals excellent riding got Dr. Ross In sccoEd la'i
ton poorly ridden by Moser
President Walbaum, Of the Hudson County JocRoy
Club. and I. H. vendg will not he allowed TO make
books at the Shecpshead Bay track hereafter. ms
ed.ct of expulsion from bookinakng but not rom 'e
track was 70 the fracas between them on Nedcs
day President walbaum Is highly Indignant ana
threatens racing at Gutenbnrg On 'uI l. he
cannot injuIe them Let him By all means; Win Il
sirsightway to GUTENBERG take all his goas Win Win
smell much sweeter when they are gone Ana w"aii
that he could prevail upon certain }oekY. T nr,
him 10 depart to Hudson County ana shy ther.
MANY owners and trainers arc lylhg on ,hs t,'',s
Nth mouths agapc. waiting for roasted larks TO drop
In They are always waiting for soft things. Looh
Of the entries Tor to-day They are moirnfuIy neasre
~ these owners and tianers desire 10 ruin racing neht
oways They will do 1t If they keep their horses IN
their stables. - Wa, ~ ,h, bo no.
a coo no Potomac on "Wednesday to beat MS liigh
49, PIT that 10 his credit. But II remains true
E ns more than any other owner. has damaged
The rf by starting celebrated horses When tneS %srS
in no condition to get places br Whch Inc m"'''i''
81 race-coers were sure 10 back them.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
v1RST RACEA sweepstakes for threeyear-olds anu up
r.rd of ais each with 81 coo added Seven iurohss
"N " Betting: