New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-29
FAVORITE HORSES BEATEN
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ror~r, rss WERE FOR THE REAIzATIoN-TH

EorxpLEss HERE FOR THE REAAz%TioS-Thh
DEATH OF CATARACT
The breeze at slleepshcad ray yesterday was i'"'
cni,lv o, pccialy for the hackers OF Figaro. iia'
,,por,o and Chattanooga These four were iaVo''''S
IN their races and IL was reported In the betting ring
that Michael 4. Dryer put lsIg' suns on every VI"
Of them. On Monday Figaro dcf'iteo j. l. J." "
three. quarters Of a mile In Il cah'er IN Inc S'o ~
OF 10. Yesterday. with the same weights a." vi
Figaro and los J. /. T.. and With the SAINT jo.
evs I'M. Bergen OIL Figaro and Doggett on ). T. De
Figaro was badly beaten 10y J. J.. t., VINO hao p''i
10 spare at the end Bergen apparently woThcu "''u
on Figaro and used the whip lavishly some S
icai pessimi,,s. as they watched Ciearo' ''o"e' =.
locked and ran as II his epitaph had been already
composed. and as II Gray's Elegy Ill 'o"""'
Church Yard would be- appropriate Tor 'he oc''''o"
Eut they must have been mistaken Inc u'"'.V'''
IN Fcuo's running may perhaps he accouh''" i'
10. IN. change from the grass course Monday -
the Fttt,,rity course yesterday so much MONEY "''
nut ON Figaro that at the close the betting was 10
on him. .oo,
John Kelly and David Gideon were al the '"o"
for the first time since they began their uhiucHy p
10 Chicago. Mr. Kelly has been so ""cn u, -,
eer since he started on his journey around the "or
last December that the big troops OF n's "'"'",N
and devoted friends hope that he VIII se'''e uo" :"
this part Of the country for long stay anu ho' 30
wandering any more Mr.. Kelly Is eh'hus"'" ~
too much cannot be said In pralsc OF the Exhio"oh
He admires the amazing enterprise, vieor, dash anu
energy nj Chicago an finds a great deal TO common"
In the great Western metropolis. Bu'. hever'nee
he still prefers New York. He says that the rouoe
I'm the American Derby was largely due 10 'he i".
that the track Is much too narrow Tor so Dig hciu
as that of last saturday He holds the opinion tha'
Ioupdless Is an excellent colt, and proved mat iac'
nv the ease with which he won the Derby. MT
Kelly believes that the best Of the Eastern colts VIII
hive a difficult task TO defeat him In the KeahMuoh
Stakes.
Boundless was shipped from Chicago over the fehh-
sylvana Railroad and reached Jersey City on his way
IN the shecpshead Bay track about o O'Clock last
evening. The on saturday. In when Bonho'ess
will meet St. Leonards Don Alonzo Sir Walter ana
R,mapo NJ a mile and five furlOngs, Will excite
strong sectional feeling. Eastern racing men gen
erally expect that Boundless will be beaten III any
case a prompt start will be taken ana the COILS VIII
hot to be kept the post for more than an hour anu
"A half as they were KEEP, at Chicago, and Will nor
exhaust themselves by great number oil 1aiSe s'r's
as they did at Washington Park
Al this was the day OF John kelly's RETURN his
friends backed Matte Corbetts Prince 'onh, ""o
was named after Mr.. Kelly. with neat reference
10 the prncely nberality OF that gentleman anu
,he colt went to the post in the NTH race s'rois
second choice while Chattanooga WAS the laVoir'
A, tho bend OF the homestrech Prince John was
moving we'll and his prospects looked bright, WHICH,
unfortunately. he took the sudden Ireah III his ne"
Of boiling across the track toward MS s'aoie WIN.
Is near that place. This ruined MS chances' anu ne
came home bad last. Doggett. who rode him. Is
hot headed, and is brutal TO horse wheh he Is
orerv lie logged Prince John without pity, ana
oven heat him over the head. Such cruelty ought
10 be stopped.
Pierre Lorard's racing stable suffered seriously
YESTERDAY The Ene. big. fast two-year-olo cot
taaract by King Ernest out OF Cascade was al eAer
rid
else in the morning. when he 'hre" MS rue, 'r~
tried to lump over the fence. He caught hihsen
on tho rails and broke his back. 30 ne was sho' 10
mn, linn out OF his misery. Cataract was 'he Only
1woyear-od In Mr. Lorillard's stable that had SHOWN
high speed and high class in races, and his loss d
Crievous one TO his owner, who mas mao h'"o' IL,
fortune on the turf this year. He bad won seV'r"
races for Mr. Lorillard and had won more Tor nm
q, hot. than any other bearer Of his colors In 1s0''
l., order to avoid such accidents trainers ought 10
NIT vide awake alert powerful. muscular lads on their
most valuable horses At exercise Such ho'se' as
Cataract ought Hot 10 be ridden at exercise W 'P'
or feeble hoys who can b. thrown easN
IL was mere play foi S'oneH 10 ou'r"h ""'"eo
and Liselg In the first race
In the Vernal stakes J. p. b. made Il sorry
looking wretch Of the tophcavy favorite Figaro
Little Jimmie Iambey could have got third place
with August Belmont's lilly. Flying flsh, II ne hao
not ridden her very carelessly.
some of the jockeys frequently fall TO 90 'her
hos, IN riding ont for third place. The jockey club
ought TO compel them do this as it permits one
two three betting In It's betting-rlng oh TUESDAY
Bergen might got third place In the great trial
Stakes with Declare il he had ridden him with his
utmost skill and energy Declare deheh'S III inuu'
ma he carried lis pounds TO the 10 on D"Dbihs'
Bergen careles.ly allowed Dobbins 10 steal third
place from Declare
Ilammic had forgotten his speed In the third
lace, although lis owner plunged boldly Oh MIN.
Iiammie seemed to detest~ both the distance and
the heavy going. The sunbeam colt was an easy
victor Lrstre second
Two of the unluckiest OF America. owner; ~ / SOB
are James Galway and August Belmont. Mr.. Galway
l. constantly abused and outraged by the nckle
creature with the wheel but he Is patient, amiablc
and long suffering. Ills horse Adelbert was so badly
mt on Tuesday that he will probably never race
again. Mr.. Galway could have sold AdelDer' Ior
$1,000 OF 80 900 last year. .
Mr.. Belmont has wclbrcd twOyear.ods: but
they win few races. and his celebrated lilly Lady
Violet has been mournnlly out OF form this season;
in the fourth race bu, the colt was unpaccd. Ham
uion however. was slow in getting through the field,
As he usually is the Futurty course. lie rides III
a peculiarly timid, hestating and shrinking manner
over that course, In far different style from nat 81
Tark Mr.. Kcene's colt Oporto. the iavonte, was
defeated by Guttenbure outsider named Sonnols,
some of tie Guttenburgcrs sent over COMMISSIONS OH
Connors and pro6ted lnrgeiy a..
Mr.. Keenc's colt Restraint was successful In The
nth race but the favore, Chattanooga. would proba
bly, have been first with hlghclass jockey up IL.
Fox bunged lamentably - +, A., ,,n,
weight handicap the turf. She Outran Madrid.
hut she could not cOncede eighteen POUNDS by the
schedule to WattersOn fine performer on the furi
last year. .-, -, -
The members Of the Board OF Control nave re-
ouested John Hunter To withdraw his letter OF rsg
nation from that body and Mr.. Hunter Will I'M
doubtedly remain In the Boari.
The Monmouth Park books, containing the pro.
rranmes the first fifteen days OF racing AT that
track, ready for distribution. They called ont
much favorable comment from owners and trainers
who saw them yesterday.
DLTAlLS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-sI5 each. $1,000 aided. Special weights
Betting
st. F.
NJ r. DIVERS ell. c. StOncnel, by Stone.
hengc-Nell. yrs. l29 NJ. lIAmbey % out
r. r. I;ardner's b.. c Saragossa. g. 93.
u. Lambley) . 81 %
w. J. spier's b. Z. Lisclg 3. IS (car. s9i2I..
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