New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03

,,roa - hin, as he cnntered to the judges stand.
where he turned and went 10 the post
Taral WAS instructed TO keep Ramapo In good
,ositon. and wait with him until the last eighth
NJ n mile and 70 make his run from that point.
Sims was instructed to keep Don Aonzo up with
the leaders and not to allow more than three horses
10 be in front Of him II he could prevent IT, and TO
make his run when Don Alonzo was Strengthened
in the stretch
Garrison was told 10 rate along and make his fight
IN the last quarter of a mile Doggett was In
structed TO keep up with the leaders, and to make
the weight tell on the horses that carried heavy
mposts
The Jockeys obeyed their Instructions well. but
Sims prevented from fulfilling his orders by r ne
quarter OF n mile. II true run race. and the
best Gr:s at 9e w Ss yc faed had the
slightest doubt but that ! would win with Ramapo
2 WhGn ne cae @ m S be responed So quickly that
he three lengths to the good in going 100 yards
horses are not walking mile and an eighth In
Garrison said "Dr Rice was beaten because he
could not carry 125 pounds. have no excuses TO
make. DR. Rice was in good position ai me ne, "r ~
When called upon he responded RameIy, but the
weight told and he soon fe BACK psae 6cad game
colt but unucky. He good race but was
beaten" .... n,s.
Hamilton said "Umph. whar wus dat yere boss
I rid forth er nth? bats good boss. but he no
Some persons who are friendly TO the owners OF
Sport criticised the start for the Meropoit an
Starter Rowe secured a good start 10Y, an vut VIZ
pity that Thompson was not more alert AT IN, the
post He was slow in getting sport into MS s'."r,
After he got started Sport made up "a 'o' u
Gutta Pcrcha stretched the necks OF her opPo -
nents in the Gaard Stakes and the pocKet Doo h
OF their hackers. She Is another candidate lvr .e
wo-year-od championship held by Gotham. rut'A
Percha was heavily played b. n select contingent.
who caused the bookmakers to use their rIe6 ',T
frequently. she was 50 peraistenty oacheu NC'..-
Ter Tenor acted as II he preferred ha,s to cTescsn
dos and sharps as he was beaten BY Keenan, for the
Ia a.
he Parsinony colt was named after. II Is said that
,rbon he wins no is named after John Keenan,. but
when he Patrick Keenan, Is Responsible 'or
the colts name 49,. g. called
etraght although travellers say that every street
I'm Damascus is crooked. At Morris PARK th.re -
,orv He named a colt Galilee. Why BE- ntin"l
him Gallce nobody knows. unless u was on a.
the devil and ran down steep pIa.c ~ ynb
into the Ser ~ Galiiee II tNnt was INC ri,i..
M street an arts, in M as pnt r.
he rap dey 4 e race .1cra "a, h.. ski:sei auburn
vhi.kers Z; Gallee ll not win ~" race a ~.
agreed % have them pulled out ne Is ey'len',y
sorry that tnc colt was not IN ne hrr' Oh S"'"'
before he made such rnsh eft.,r,''m - ,,od.
s,r mnh f,Sofitc Nearly cvery plunge ihe
~, haS strong following Although he was
on with the leaders when the starr Was maj
Galilee never was really contender IN NE rae.
e econd ead 81 MAXIM Who came fast "a, the nnsh
Wa" Van - the pnngers made up their losse. by
,e %an on The ionnas,cr In the last race which
Races FOR maiden jockcys are ro2glnT vim 'hs
public Altoeethsr TOO muoh ~ b made FOR
the leading jockeys \ rtnn~ny IS uS'P 40 maj
in any race ana With eny y.cs a. an nrsG.
rnert agriust giving promising eNc!clSinE D'1S
chance 10 ride "A winner