New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
PICKNICKER IN FRONT.
WINNER CT THE JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP.
TAMM,SY NOT TO RUN IN THE SUBURBAN
RACING At NORRIS PARK.

RACING AT NORRIS PAKh'
Marcus Days celebrated colt Tammany VIII ho'
he seen in the suburban Handicap. This Is biu news
70 all admirers Of the highest type OF racehorSes ana
Of the hiches, class OF racing. The battle Of Tam
many and i.aInplighter in the suburban had Deeh
looked forward 10 with glowing anticipation DN a''
the dcvotccs OF the turf. The Two colts Ill" ~.
met since they twoycarolds, ana '1S ia"
never taken part in a in which one was 80 oi''S
Tilted against the other than the question of suprri
ority might be definitely decided. Matthew Byrne''
th. trainer Of Tammany, kept the son OF lro4uoi'
ont Of Lamplichcrs way last year. being wei content
TO capture the richest OF the thrcr-yearold stakes 'h
Realization, the Lorard and The jerome Win IAN
many, and putting Oh until this season the crio"'
contest between the best hrec-y carolds oil l7''-'
Each colt has had the most ardent and jealous oi
partisans, who would admit that the other coma
vanQuish their favOrltc, and every person INTEREST,""
In facing was impatient to see the two struggle TO
cethcr in the suburban. They We're TO contend Oh
equal terms, carrying 121 ts each. ana IL was
generally conceded among The turf saeeS 'h1t u''
Suburban would b. fought ont between them Marcus
Day, OF Montana, had come East 10 see his hoia''
and look over his stable. lie was at ohe'psh'"o
Bay yesterday when the accident occurred which
cast dark a cloud on the suburban. lalnh"hs
split one of his hoofs badly that he must be re-
tired, for time, at least. When this became known
at Morris Park the words Of regret were general
and sincere
once more the Ncw-York Jockey Club welcomed Il
handsome array Of amusement seekers within It's
gates, although the programme, with The exception
Of the Ncwl or Jockey Club Handicap, was not up 10
the usual standard at Morris Park. But the club
house, the gIamdstand. the betting ring. the grounds
and all lie arrangements AT Morris Park are so NJ
tractivc and suitable that many people 20 thcr
even when the list Of races Is below I'll" Ncw-h"rk
Jockey Clubs average. some people still chatter
idly abont the long ard tedious journey to Morris
Park. The truth Is that less time is nov required
TO 90 TO Morris Park from wall-st. from the City
Hail. from Union Square, from Madison square
from Forty-second-St, from Ceriril Park or
fIom Harlem. than 10 60 10 Shc"pShcad
Bay. From Wall-st. 10y the sccOnd-av Elevated
Railroad to Observation-Disclosures cond-st. ana
Will's-avc, and thence hv the special raoctrains to
Morris Park, the journey b. made In less time
than Is usually required for the trip to >hc"p'h'id
Bay And this Is tIuc Of the journey from the other
paris Of this cit, which have been named. Sleeps
head Bay is only n few miles from the New York
City Hall in II straight line. But the ferry -boa''
and trains which carry passengers To the Cohey Isla
racctrack are rule extremely delheia'" ia thrir
movements, and connections are not US prompt as 'h'N
should be.
pcbnicber,s victory In the New-York Jockey Club
Handicap is not an altogether pleasant subject to
write about, because the horses career has been
20 pulling and inconsistent. In l-0l he won the
Withcis and some other threeycar-o stakes. ana
exhibited high form IN number OF races. but h"
suffered many defeats, OF which were not easy
10 excuse or explain. Iii, record In 1902 was smi-
larly checkcrcd. riddcn by John Lamblcy and
carrying 1IG lbs. ac made wrcchcd showing In
the Metropolitan liIgdcap the first day Of IN"
Morris Park meeting. Last Thursday In In" Cherry
diamond Handicap. he carried Ill lbs, ana waN
ridden by Pickering. Again he rfn mls"ribly. rcs
tcrday he carried 100 lbs, Wa ridden by sins
WAS wen lacked and the NcwYork Jockey
f-Iu huu l.
Of Irchclcr says that the horses very poor running
in the Cherry Dam0-d Handicap WAS du" To th'
inability OF Pickering 10 ride him properly. Fck-
crngs incompetence la, been shown > elhringN
In number Of that IT Is not fair 10 racegoriH
for the Board Of Control to give him license
Every one knows that In l-o: Pickering threw away
races on Patron and Ichnic,cr that any competent
jockey would have won Nj. stuart does Tot trh'
the public. which support, racing. with ialrnc-s
when he puts boy Of Pickering, calibrc on a horse
Of Ilchnickcr's capacity aud the racing authorities
ought not tolerate such things.
Raceland the favOrite for The handicap bn'
the old fellow probably felt the effects Of the rvaec
Of time and failed TO get place. Lakeland has eo'
slepncr iaullcss condition. and, well ridden by
Hamilton. scipncr secured second place. Teiriicr
at outside odds third II. FOrian Is slowly
Improving and was we'll up at the finish. In hs
best races last year. and In lsol also. ST. llorian
kept in prominent position among tn" hr't
three four from the start, and IL might be al
vsablc that he should be ridden In that way now.
lie always ran best when ridden In that manner
Lut yesterday Lit,l.hdd waited with him ior neatly
"A mile, and tried In vain 10 catch N. Others at the
finish. The biz son Of 81 Baise still looked high
IN hcoh. and # hi, leg dos not dyc way Is likely 10
win important races ana bets Attl" later
Green Is. Morris seems To be- thoroughly dl'gtst.d
with Covlngton,s apathy In The .addic. Jn,i as h.
drops the boy, kogcs. Of brown y Roger. 'nhc, i,
up and puts him GA rckpockei The little lad
Covinglon interested In anything IN thcsc days II,
Ia, forgotten the TO Ia" winning post. 'Nhrhl"
up in the suburban. including hi, penalty for winning
the Metropolitan Handicap. lie may run better
next rusday. but his race yesterday WAS not at all
Miciaci +. Dwycr backed Adcbcrr in the ar,t race
to dricni his own colt, Harvest. II required Taral-
hardest work get Ade~rt home In front of Harvest
Many keen observers thought that l@mblcy'S finish
is a log way below high class iochc, ship sim.
Both the first ana second race wer. won by odds
to the second choice. Kinecl. Emin Va, al Odds on.
but Kugct. although biOhcn wi dcd, outrin Linn al
Gideon 4 DAILY have had dclugc Of bad luck Ills
year. but they won two selling lace, the Ihroeg,s
Neck Stakes with Kinelet, and the fifth rae" with
Edward Kelly is bnricncd with financial inter
the rncrcoir-c often. II he had been present he
would have been Disguised with The style In which
rrrhaps Token could not have won with any Jockey
although She wa, wrll backed. Int = Roger, seem
and pocIctoi her mos neatly ana effectively In the
if thr Hoard Of Control had punished Clayton prop.
.rlv few days ago, when MIR. Rowe. the starter.
accused him Of pnllin" 'omanclr. of the jockeys.
who now do they like. might .mcnd their ways.
Clayton VIGOROUSLY dishonest jockey the
winter racrtraclts few year, and the faint %
the reputation which he then acquired clings to him
sin. The Board Of Control wa far too lax with
him. This Comanchc clear. and Clayton
ought to have been made example OF.
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RiCE-welter weight handicap $1,000 aided.
Six furlOngs.
Betting.
St III.
Prcakncss Stables er. g. Adcbcrt by
Macdun Adele, yrs. rs 70 Crardu IL out.
NJ. i. Dryers ch. c. Harvest. 3, 100 ......-.
(Iambcyj > o out
w. &. Days b. Count 4 1os o. Rogers 3 2O-l =
Time III.
Mutuas-Adclcrt straight ~ TO- place - 20; Harvest