New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
d STAKES. Value, $4,000.


E. H. Garrison, who plocd Boundos, 20 victorv was
at the Yesterday. lie wore the same ha' .'' ~
wore when went West. only II has stronger anu W.
band around IL. tarris0hS u'scHP'o" vi ' '
follows ,, ,.
THE crowd was and every availao'e pa'.
on the track was occupied by excited persons VINO y
and shouted continually. The hr,t delay was ea"u
by T. Corraan's blgandish methods in having the ''
aLduct Just the horse, " p call'u U, ,'c
most When the horses lined M IL looked a !" inc
delay would last but few minutes. After 'he no'
given their places the tonoie ps'"' az ~
every horse the seemed d"tcrmin"1 10 R''k ~
In his onnon.n,. Some Of the jockeys got ratified ana
seemed 10 have lost their heads starter peuhe'h co'u
not control them and soon ecane as iatted a. any ="
the jockeys. For over an hour the 'hNre "'" We"
scattered over an eighth Of mile. Almost every nurse
praccd WAS cut and kicks and being stepd
upon by other horses. The reason saved Douu'' ~
much was that wanted to save myself from INJURY.
! made break to escape the heels OF rlutn', anu r'
Chc>tcrncdian lecture and $3.50 line Tor uohe 81.
St Iconards should the race. He ran COCA
race in beakaways at the post Tarai receiver 'h'
same that given 10 me. S2oo hhc besides i'i
received several with the starters whip III was
fearful mess When the horses and Jockeys were nearly
exhausted fair break made and the starter dropped
the flag. secured good position in the middle OF the
track and remained In tho ruck until the end OF the
mile when moved mp with Boundless shouted tn the
boy on Lookout You are beaten Pull ont, but don't
foul anybody MY horse is galopins' The boy pulled
clear the outside fence 'Iong around the last tuf
moved up TO the leaders and into the stretch with
Teonarls and Clifford. At the eighth post from the
finish made my and did not stop riding until the
post passed could not take any chances
In 10000 race. In regard 10 the amount received
for winning have nothing say, but am very glad 10
get home"
Samuel DoCgca said "The starter had rats and In
few minutes every Jockey and horse In the race was
afflicted in q similar manner. | wuS suspended Tor u'e
Chicago meeting but YOU can will remain In the
East As the race It the toughest race on horses
ever run Boundlcss the race and that's all can
reid about H. II .he field had got on al any uh IN
the thce-qcaftei- Of hour IN" chances are '
record for a.yar-ods would have been made. ana
that pass the finish would b. from the
East
j. Gaway's ycsrling, sired By Linden and HeiNider
have arrived safely quartcr'd az PieakieN'
John Miller who shipped them from Kcntuckv says mat
looks for anything MI Galway is hkeiy TO nave
stake winners next year.
w. Mdeclcy have lost his form as jockey
He growing that Of his friends say mat
is 0on h. has the vim he displayed last year
The Gloranna colt l. not 10 Ne inflicted Win te
John Y. McKane, selected for him BY some oil
dolsierS worship at the shrine Of the boss -
Coney Island j. X. Kccnc took compassion on The cot
and purchased him from Albert Cooper lie decided u
name him Hydcratod
Dr. Hasbrouck was beaten by Major Daily, Lizzetta and
Skedad1le the first race yesterday HIS owner was
going to him. but decided to star; him at the
earnest solicitation OF friends.
Mars won an easy race from Kilkenny, who was
made fayor,e by dcludcl who neglect 70
study form. Mars held Kilkenny safe all last year IN
| race, where he gave him ten twelve pounds Mighty
Is the intellect Of the sheepshead Bay Handicapped
Some day he will dead heat with the ghost OF
! Admiral ROus
The Fsustina colt gave plungers shock by
making a close finish with Frt In the last race. one
Of the heavy said IL willing 10 lose, but
II it's decd heat and they split ticket VIII Give
the money TO some asylum INDECENT astronomers
The Great Trial Is likely be great contest
| a. Domino and Hyderabad unknown quantities oil "a
muddy track while Dobbins has shown that he is hfst'
| ca,, colt ia muddy Ring.
Thurston, an oyergrown u Longfcilow ana b"i'
knight brother TO Freeland unseated his rdei anu
| tried 10 devour all the horses the track Sevcri
stabemen headed by j. w Rogers, chased the cot ana
the colt chased them Rogers succeeded IN Se'uhP wv"
colts into the paddock. wnere they were followed ny
lfurs,on He was secured by Eph Sncdehef ana sub
dued with the assistance several others The colt ala
not succeed in inuflng OF the horses beyohl set
cut, oil the nccks Of of the colts where he bit
them One Of the exercise boys fell on his shoulder au
was slightly injured.
tlenmoync Is % Older hOrses to-day over track
| Which suits him 70 hair. Mars. who delights in a
muddy track will probably measure strides with him. 10
| that a great race is likely to follow.
John Kelly, q. Knapp f. 7. Kecne, Colonel T. T.
Och.re and Gideon expected arrive In the city
Yesterday 1t was reported the track that there
not enough left Nh Gideon photograph. II is likely
that Taral the jockey will remain West
Colonel Rupper's hlgh.r ccd ycsrling BY lro1ous dam
| Tradcwind was severely injured Saturday In the
pasture
McLauQhl arrived at the track ycste DIV. lie SAYS
he is glad 70 will devote his time for the
remainder Of training his stable Of horses