New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07
.1c WESTERN COLT LAST.
AMY BEATEN AT MORRIS PARK.

me Seeohu Oh ~ the New York. New Haven
r,riem .ror1 Railroad agree IN sentiment WIN ."e
s,i hSi ,,st clergyman In Engahu' WIN mas JUS
ysaconiY ord Roseberys declaration OF pride III
dsr0'.srshlp Of a good morse. ms . 800,
" oNne,,, saws that the turf Is the most corrupt
,rphaich,,' -srons institution in England III one
I'd NOS 49, the train service to AMI from MOTIFS
S,yCulss, .rd,v the railway managers seem 10 DE
pax S".,,e 20 racing. and desire 10 GO AL 'ney
A.lsTy mirage H. The Second-ave. trains crept
u 70 VA between the Battery ana Nlis-Ne' a'
I'd crs"le-h one of Coxey's armies might easily
ip'.,psed in its progress 10 " CIV w.,
I'VE e'" rain manager on the hariem RIVER me
g9lah' Ito led freight train into block ahead
-, an W ,bo special race trains Few railroad
Z some ovsr have conceived more original anu
en- e0N' .,on than ths-to put a freight tram al
bT'"s ,he way Of special race trans Craihheu
rsiN .S,sands Of eager anxious impatient pas
vth INV ~ freight train became stalled, ana
sngers i - ,,nreasonably and unwarrantably
piY peo l ost,ine 70 Morris Park, thereby missing
isxed IN se'''9
=, hrst race A1 sori,us trouble
Am,' ads and the last race was not run until
S'n y" Nv hour later than usual Mr.. Rowes start
Sas,-h, nerhaps have been up TO the STANDARD
Taught racing by electric hsh', out *" va, .a'
n'9 .ha reou,renents of hgh-class sport Inc
saH o. ' 'ho second. fourth and sixth races. which
siF's :" .',ors cou!d see were very poor. In the
q sP the blunders Of the starter were con
.ei by friendly los, 49,, 49,, r,,
es' ors the skies fell to weeping. ana the ram
Wv AVN heavily during large part Of the after
"-' wrso il was not raining. fog and mist hlled
~. I; was not a June day or the rare quaIiy
" -, ousn sang. II was ons Of those saturating
,,,g Affections which nave peeh 50 odne1u'i'
sn, in the last three weeks.
'''ozlnr incident of the racing was the abject
Az Of chant winner Of the Kentucky Derby
~ r,ark and Phoenix Stakes. in the West this
ra,sh & Rose. the owners OF Chant ChnoFd
va, and other well-known horses. are gem
a. ,ookea upon as very keen. very shrewd turf
'' ONLY few years ago NJ. Leigh was man OF
~" -.r mans lie has made fortune on the turf
- ,,luah,e breeding farm and a highly success
AS.Na After his striking victories in the est
" ~ 20 Rose sent Chant 10 Morris PARK, eXpecuhs
hs% - the Bowling Brook Handicap win MN.
Il % o., was not an unreasonable expectation, IN view
sS,ss.see Chant carried only ll2 pounds. lie was
lssIae bv Dogeet;. but ne was never the faNorte
NE BETTING In fact, the betting against Shan an
W. race and bad last But he did not appear
~ exhausted when the race was over ms earS
VT " eppStsst was ended Dogeett said that Chant
Il * Ss,sn bopeless.y IN the Mrst half mile, and ne
vsisi him up after al chance OF placing MN was
s;;3%s al not look blooming" before the race.
" vas never a handsome horse. as he IS extremely
~, hshind the saddle and apparently lacks power
snmsiTy and conformation But IT was pu@zhg TO
Eastern ssliagp.ater would have run with ohIy
i. pounds IN the saddle and against poor io' ol
is,seyear-Olds Assignee ana our JACK were tne
s,yortss in the betting. That fact settles the
Sss Henry Of Navarro. Hyderabld. Hornpipe and
ssns other three-y ear-olds can give number OF
pounds 70 every h9 nat ina In 'ge er bTWhs
nsr aid not meet the best Of the Eastern three
s Anayst he " vas IS, ~; bad has iasi taken grea,
dai out Of him. Then too, he has probably had
100 much racing. Sons and daughters OF FalSetiO
N Usually not hardy, and cannot retain their
i sssi they are subjected to long series or Sc
ysr contests. They wash away very easily the
s,S saving power The defeat Of Chant yesterday
and q Fsrsr Doth sons Of FalsettO) on Tuesday
i H Sy nS 1P' foT tae KsnHcKy Derby WIN
i nara bad last. behind such cattle as Aurelian,
ever before fell SO far in so short time; Chant Is
ssnsn ssr indeed. voiceless AMI aesp!sed son OF
5ss.s sOn. the Bowling Brook Handicap easily
BE carried the money OF many shreWdd, turimen.
srsy could not prope Assignee beyond poor third
Pas An army Of Tarals admirers we're IN me
S o1@pi 10 a Hs sps Tne 5owers Of VIII
An Donohues stable highly confident that
" Cookers Utica. at Overwhelming odds on.
rsaa the first race as he liked from weak iieid
The Ramapo Stable u. Otto Donner captured few
przes las, year. II secured is first success for
- ia with Redskn in The second race The colt had
IL end although he got Of baby e at the Start The
hyorite. knglet, who ran second. could not give
asdskin thirteen pounds; Ajax had much the best
the sadly unequal and uneven start and led for
searly seven furongs when he retired rapidly.
G9Ese was ridden by little Donohue mot William,
who rolled all over him in the most singular man.
aer In the homestretch. and seemingly had narrow
hat Gallee second in the Futurity Of 1893 and
ard In the great Eastern Handicap lie displayed
aueh speed last year when he had run himself into
,fm Yesterday, In the second race. he bad
a:l he was tola..y unfit FOR the race. He was as
St as soapsuds His neck covered with thick
Aher after the race
s.lIes has one e the most eccentric trainers
Ist ever ,lyed-s. W Street, The stewards OF the
yeckey Club ought 10 summon Mr.. STREET. before
ZEN and ask him 70 explain his system OF train
g horses. NO trainer ought 70 be allowed 10
ssain license unless he gives proper attention to
~ horses and gets them az race before he starts
s:n Il Is an imposition the pubic 10 send
ppuar colt Of Ga.ees class 70 the post in the
s.on mat Galllee VAS In Yesterday. Racing Off
s %; are far too lenient and far too lax. 1t is
"a ma, a hundred thousand people the
i Ssisn ,, Derby YESTERDAY When VIII one hundred
!'sat changes and improvements are made on the
Dogsett on the favorlte Addie lost the fifth race
~ MS own carelessness in not getting at work on
Ave ss xn1 enough a, Properly ridden. Addie must
V that D S t vas o 50 y S oyer MS own
~ y. winner Poor jonathan. with his whip Doggett
n s,s VICIOUS n. temper. and this was BY no means
6 ,lass oHence lie has INDUCED in deplOrable
SSss IeaKs before lie ought to be severely disci-
spoo. jonathan captured the race by a head simply
sss ss'ss Dogget; on Addle de,aved his effort too
rr s me winner is owned by Charles Dwyer. the
"a Ox Ir had little IL anything on Poor Jonathan.
Is M So as against the winner ranged from 30 20
sS S,' e. that Orlando Jones. the bookmaker. won
NJ putting 8, straight on Poor Jonathan at
psIs ana - for place al ~ 70 !.
,S es was suspended at Gravesend for a few days
~, :. cess riding on Watterson. Ought not Dog
IA 70 ~ De suspended for careless riding on Addie
y, =" striking Fox with his whip?
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
fbags
s,,,.. s. n''''"fh;
.-DSsssnn. stables aIles b c. Utica by Troquois
A. &
kao,onv ~ ico q d. H. Morrig's oh. T.
sr,ne. ~ ........... Gstteheld) ID %
ms 49, o. Rosita lls....... CTaraD 3 G-l ii
sc III. O3rooks) U NJ ~
- N'''...'-.. ............. (Soane) o CO. 10
Nr... -. Time-l1iH.
rrt. e. 70 Yea straign; Sc TO place 80 40 one two
hssa o, ~ Monoony place SO CO. one two three s. %
ein s'"s' ''ur lehs'hs between SECOND ana
Rs hAcE-Handicap. One ml6