New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
TARAL'S FINE RIDING.
WINNER OF TWO STAKES AT Mohhi' ANN

| far too moist. But great numoe' vi P"i ,,,nc
| the track to see the Galliard stakes '"e n'~,n
| - u.n.,oor and the All Breeze Stakes decided
Tho nrncipal clubs OF the city sent lre"r nerT'.I'"'
| than usual and the new METROPOLITAN tnc NINA
| booker Union, Manhattan University Lo.'s' ,
| Ieague Calumet, Racquet ana Ne"-io'n "
| were represented by many welIKno"h he''o'I'' "
were the dcunc Manhattan Athletic 'iup' inc LII
| ,nz ~. Arion the Harmonic. the Catholic the
I,,orroec tho New the 1t. Anthony. the st NchoH'S
the Country Tuxedo, the Downtown ana the Ln"ye'S
| ,s rne YACHT clubs, the New-York, American
| Scawanhak a Corinthian ana the resi-. S'"' ''"'''
tars I'm squadrons. The Riding CIub' INC h'ioi"'
| Tho Merchants the Meadow Brook. the Fencers' inc
| ,I,,.nd IN. Vale Alumni, the Westminster Kennel,
,ho rnited Service Club and still other social organza
uo,s contributcd their share 10 the multitude OF IN
terested spectators Yea. II Is even possible t"a,
| one or two members Of the Authors Cub were ~
Morris Park 70 study life. and to get material or tue
American racing novel which is yet TO be written
Narrower perhaps, in the big clubhouse OF inc Ne"
Work. Jockey Club centurion from the Century Clut
| might have been discovered by dilgcnt search IL
was cosmopolitan club gathering at the races
Tho visitors TO the track mourncd over the WIFI
drawal of Dobbns from the Galliaru StaRes anu Vi
Cho,ster and Prince George from the lowing Brooh
uondicap but the throng OF gazcrs enjoyed some
excellent racing nevertheless. Tarals superb riding
y, Declare in the Gaard stakes, and OF Sport IN the
por,,np Brook Handicap, was applaudcd to the echo
IN ALL sides Taral Is now riding In better form IMAM
any other Jockey In America. Garrison has had w
few mounts this year to exhibit his highest powers
as a Jockey. Hamilton rides more enecuVey anu
With better Judgment at Morris Park than al any
other track lie TO be more thoroughly VI
homo on the slopes and hills and slides OF west
chester than anywhere else But Tara Is MS MASTER
Shrewd and sagacious turfmen were amazed to
see the manner in which Lhtlehcid RODE 'orrec'o"
in the first race. on Wednesday Correction ran
fast race showing high speed ard got second place
had
that run, TcrmeDtor running third. But yestcro"y
Michael f. Dwyer hacked Stonenel with limiti'Hs
courage and confidence to defeat Correction s'ohc
nell must have improved stupendousy oe'"ec"
Wednesday and Saturday 10 embolden Mt p"lor 80
much Soncne IS bad swerver ana potter anu
often quits under pressure. Correction can "u'rnh
stonencll In any part Of n short race, II she Is
properly ridden II Correction had been ridden III
such way as to put pressure on stoheheiI si'
could hardly have failed defeat him. But Little
field was content 10 let the bolter' sw'T'er anu
gutter take the track without opposition SCI MS
pace without challenge, and pursue the even TENOR
OF his was unmocstcd until the last few yniNs
when Iittc'icld used his whip in vain. 1t Is safe
10 say that ninety ninehundrcdths OF The experienced
nrfmen who saw the race believe that Taral. Garri
son or Hamilton cond and would have beaten
stonenc with Correction. n any one OF the tfree
had been put on her back and told TO ride the FLY
according to his own judgment
u
and then collapsed. Ramapo candidate for III"
American Derby at Chicago, won the race at his
leisure.
Philip J. DIVERS horses captured few prizes last
wear and exhibited little quality Iut In the brown
colt Declare by stratford-,'lara. brother Of Re
clare. Mr. Dwycr has two y"arold that VIII PROB
ably win for him many valuable stakes. With 1aral
on ais back Declare made conspicuous faVorie
for the Galliard stakes. and was successful thanks
TO 1T, ais ability and energy. August Bclmonts
Pariclan ran much faster down the Toboggan Sid"
than he ran at Gravesend. and forced Declare to
exert himself Halion lost much Of the high r'pu'a
ton which he acquired AT the nrookyn races 10y ial
Ing TO get place In the Galllard lie carried great
dead Of money. wagercd by extensive turf operators
and by trainers.
Rainbow Is an uncertain and crraiIc animal His
race In the Brooklyn Derby when he defeated Don
Alonzo handsomely, each carrying l22 pounds. Mt
mile and "A quarter. was cr'fliab!e performance
but In The Fort Hamilton Inndcap AT Gravcsend and
in the Bowling Brock Handicap yesterday be did not
move like Il stake horse at all. II + difficult talk
TO class HIN. but II 1, evident plungcr would care
10 keep him long. When most f. expected Of him
he does least. lie first choice In the betting
the Bowling Brook Handicap. h. vas III the Fort
Hamilton, and bets hcnlrd up on him 10 dizzy
heights lie prominent for half mile. but
the hill and In the homcstretch he appeared 10 get
badly tangled up with Of the other horse. In
the final quarter mile H. not I'm the least danger
Gus. and the contest confined to sport and GOV
ernor Foraker. sport conccdins eleven pounds
10 the Governor. Al even weights sports victory
would have been easy but at the difference IN weight
oil the resources of Tarsi's ART and strength We're
required TO get sport home d head before Governor
Foraker
sEr, Is good colt, but there Is reason yet 10
believe he IL IA great He 4, thoroughly hi and
Tara rod him well. II remains 10 b. proved that he
Is superior TO Don .uonzo when the Don /, fully
wrcste nightly with Sport. If he f. unable
wresc much Just By the time when tn Amcr.-
Derby Is run ,horister may give Sport a severe
tisse. Racehorse regulations fecting II llaton
bad been put up at auction after his best race
Graveend he would have brought big sum. n
sold to-day his price would probaly>l. about ID per
cent Of what would readily have been paid f1r him
the brooklyn track. II Mr. Easton had waved b.
hammer IN his own graceful style over Rainbow jl,t
after he had vnnqushcd Don Alonzo In the Brooklyn
Derby. he could readily have obtaGcd BID Of tlJ.OO)
II lBnbow were brought to the auction block today
wha, world the bidding be. Tire thou ant, Four
thonsandl Five thou and The three car-0d prob
lem Is not vet solved.
Maidstone limpcd in after the Alh Breeze slkcs
lie was lame that he may again. Ncsti-
bule the 0dds-On fav0rie, bad mere callop II
Maidstone had not fallen lame in the race he would
probably have given vestibuc hard contest. Iut
he hobblcd home poor third
tn" music. which formerly ala 80 much 10 'nliNen
and cXhiaratc the afternoons AT Morris Park. H. sady
missed. It's restoration would be- heartily acclaimed.
Thousands OF raccgoers hope that the Coney Island
Jockey Club viii hire band.
Just after sport had pissed the post. winner Of
the Bowling Brook Handicap whisper around
the paddock and lawn that WscOtf 4 Campbell.
spurrcd on by Fred Tarnl. were trying to buy him.
and in fact had already made . big bid. Presently
the whisper developed into deini," assertion thIt
they had bought the colt 40 one knew Just what
the purchase price was hut all kinds Of cS'rayoeant
sums In circulation Mr.. Wncoit aud Mr..
Campbell both fatty denied the truth OF tho story.
we have made offer for sport said Mr.~Camp-
bell. "and I'm fact don't want him
Nothing OF importance developed ycstcid ~ In
the efforts OF the Gutenberg gang 10 steal the racing
from Morris Iark IN order To keep up their
poOlroom business NJ Guitenburg. The Western nion
wires sin kept Of the Morris Park gr0nnts
and the reporters. whose duties oblsc them TO send
telegraph messages compelled TO take "a short
drive 10 Van Nest station. between the races. The
t'ntienburg ccnspirators had stationed ia The
free field. who frcm that point secured the results
OF each race. Ent a. these agents were compelled
to travel 10 Van Neat Station before they coulf file
their messages. II was not feared that they worli
be able 10 do much mischief. II the Morris Park
ian tonl.