New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01

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that Wa,cott Campbell after winning the Brooklyn
Handle p with Dablo. would capture the Metropolitan
with Pcssara Few racing men had any faith in st.
this year, and general sceptcism prevailed 10 his
capacity. In his present condition. for carrying 1873
neglected
The result Of the METROPOLITAN was the clearest
proof possible that the best preparation for severe
race is plenty of racing Charade Ills liighnes, and II
ume, the three paced hoses hal been raced REPEATEDLY
once while The Pepper and It. Florian had not
raced at all this year. His Ighness could not have
been second In the Metropolitan with 125 pounds in
the saddle. if he had not been seasoned by his three
hard races at Gravesend. The race was II fast one.
Metropolitan two years ago In l :o1 IL. with ia
POUND, on his back II Is true. however that Tristan
was useless afterward That race sent him to the
Charade five last year out Of twentv.cight
maker. ought to be restrained hcreafter-by law or
| by some other mcarS-trom racing this useful colt
season again and again when he clearly unfit TO
be on the track. Perhaps Mr. Jones thinks that wa
he got Charade into the Metropolitan Handicap NJ So
light weight II IS the obvious duty Of handcappers
their worst. In the Metropolitan Iamplichtrr. Tam
many. II. Forian La 'rosca, His IlighneSs. Russell
hest form as known TO the handicapper. Most en-
phateay Gharade was not He defeated Tammany
aukc. But It not selling. platter form any
way. and in the Metropolitan charade handi
capped as selling platter
Pesssra won the Metropolitan Handicap last year
with III IBIS in ID Yesterday he carried 1872 lbs
srievons accident occurred in the Metropolitan
Two Of Colonel North's English horses. Idde,leigb
injuriug bis English Jockey Edwards very seriously
The details OF this accident printed elsewhere.
shown generous. manly spirit in sending hi, horse
over here. should suffer such misfortune in the first
really Important race In this country in which his
colors were
Dr. Iiasbrouck the opening scramble at five
lurlongs In 100 H. Correction getting second place
nine seconds and Correction vas then second.
The Norris scarlet was I'm front in the second
a nash of her old form.
Juvenile stake, gave outsider. senelIa from The
fleiSclman Cincinnati stable. an success senella
Nobody knows why ". c. DAILY paid 400 for the
privilege of starting 1errlier and Fdeio in the
F.. A. Iammonds coach started from the Plaza
liotel ana carried to the races C. Meek Ernest
Cobron. John Matthews DR.. scwelI. NilliqnI BuHum.
George Merrill, Inspector Byrnes and Mr. Hammond
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
FIRST RACE-Opening scramble for all ages, 81 900
added. Five furlong.
81! ne'al r.
sil ne55shs sh h. Dr. Hasrouck BY
J. A. & A. H. Morris's b. m. Sore ,ie9.
Empire Stables Oh. h. TormentOr G. i25
s,onene,l =, ,ssn nG 5Si%, '9-3 g,
Time Oog
Mutuals-Dr. Hasbrouck straight 81 TO- place s. 80
Correction place as -.
stonenell. the outer rail. made the running for
half mile and was passed BY Dr. Hasbrouck and Cor.
fection. The Doctor won with nv two lengths,
Correction second, the distance before Tormenor.
who beat Sonene nearly a length
~, OND KACE-sl 900 added. Special conditions. One
mile.
81. betting Fl.
81; S.sHnd IS HACK H'rS' !" S%"illp'
p. j. I6%yer 4 sons t. h. Long E'aei
J. NJ. Jc;'o,t's ch h. Hamilton J. ~
i%st Erand :, CIara6 :: %
Mu'u,ls-Aubnlance straight 10 o., Iac, - o.; Long
steve Estes Julien. Nochbsuen Monopolis; and Me.
tuchen were withdrawn. Hamilton threw hi. rider on
the 10 the post and badly that Rove caught
him ION the fly" ard drppcd the flag at the first break
getting fair start Ambulance the front.
and. running rnder gentle pull all the way. BY
half length; Long zach second three ngths Lefore
Hamilton who beat Clrcullr a head
THIRD RICE JUVENILE STAKFS-Tor tyo.vcar.
ohs. 500 each. s2,coo added. Special weights.
Five furlongs.
ST. pe''G T
Charles rssc1map Sons b seqela,
Nathan si1suSs b. e. sir rScc;. iii' 4O-' 81
namblcyl 81 IL
wacott e. C,npLelrs blk. c. Ilca Hawk
( i -
Pecksnin, llS II tniltOnJ
Mi~trd, tB 81 Al
80 l !
St0nenclle ll1--.---.---.... Reilly 40-l I5-l
IFS ...-..--......... Coyincton) Al
M" aS los car. iii. dl."c} o 81 81 Al
PstroniaD u.s.. (Ioro9 Col oO-1
T;mc-l
Mutuals-seaela straight $50 place $50 o5 Sir FIX.
place sl1 2j
Moncpool. Spite. the Crossfre colt Fl Juve Derpo,.
Galcc Dobbins Chateau and Assignee were vthdrav
Mr. Fleischman added Sonell e. the field A pronp,
and fair made. In the first furong there
many OF place. then Black Hawk Stonenelc Sir
Excess and Senela drew clear o. the Others. All
to the whip except Senclla who away at the end