New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-26

' are clean forgotten, and then perhaps Emin Bey
seling races seen. likely to prove as futile farces
| this season as mos; OF them we're last year, g.
S 3HTr sS1 ee i hfS fa whs6 he IS
worth 5000. He is fine son Of George KInnsy
| out Of Becky b. He won very easily. ~ was ms
third consecutive victory in selling races at THIS
| meeting. but nobody tried to run his price up
dicap of 1890 was In ,ais race at the piiful price or
500 NE has indeed. fallen from MS former hlga
oTaed BY e Me seaSr wshard His
owner. Green Z. Morris saw MN run RI. Il, tho
9Th race defeated handsomely that hearIGd
GUTTER Rnoicon ne faNore ssSrre iockey named
! Fox was at an outside price in the betting bui
got hd pace The raGc% Sai for mn" iong ddance
il often the case on a track deep ~ Ihuu e,
furiongs received SO many entries that it was
divided into he sixth and seY+nIa race parer
cLaughnts handsome cox tb po sx5 very Wy esy
at odds Of % to and even 10 to J. co ogaiI Sy
Hindoo our of Cherry Blossom. was the favorite
IL came in ihiTd. He vas heavily backed by Ms
0%i" Chemical a colt Potash having won the sixth
Bishop. out of Pcarlash wa, made the faycree IN
| the seventh race. and backed down from TO ! to
| 70 + f f ran .hird Rompng Cir was first.
The French pQ9s made rsiSTns or s. fore
rsi pIacc. So s. for second place and $40 95 for
third on Potash The? Pald $2 TOR hTs' Plor}
E Sly ID 6Sr t sSS9e? anu 0 '''
a,,ers ana certain iniuentiai horse-owners 10 have
he Jnckev Club abolish the system OF LIS betting
in the French pools. It would be serious T crror
is no doubt that to the u,professional racegoer Vaha
really he is OF the class that supports racing) inc
| l-2-3 French pool betting e the most popular re-
form the new locke TG6 has f fhs, Certain book
| makers and some horse w-lcrs who have MADE
mpGn none they old ID syste One Sookmakc found
1-2-3 business so prohtabe ina, ne , VA tb 1oo
one Of the largest banks. in Philadelphia refused
TO accept any more Of his deposits untl an lnEtsI
ga ton wa nade and the source Of his I'm nense income
explained In the French pools there Is some return
in the ~ 9etg OF In thc 9$ books there are
always some horses that the bookmaker VIII lay
In past Seasons great deal OF dissa tsfaction has
| been cauA'i by the eccentric rum nS oil many
| horses Tn, owner has said quietly to mis- friends
| in some cases that tn, horse was in for work or
that he was short OF work, but IN many insiaacsS
makers who profred largely on thc horse,s failnTe
70 be in The first aTeg ho,a agy in h hook Thcy
claim that it encourages fraud and 1t does, me me
J9c R boo G@' ami It ongh not be budozed
| allowing them toNreturn
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-For -ycar-ois: allowances Six fur
longs f. H."o F.
McIi ',s b. s werneors e. by r. Nos 90 81
W C. Days D. C. Tae'otpm li23a,....,o &, a =
E c Teadley's'b. c. John Cooper. ~. ,;...;,
Sir knight, .dIam1li,an,o Z e
Torchb,arer. SIND -, 81
la Miscre lo7....-..............., dennl ,o -.
0uc<scp colt .-...........dI Jones, 100 40
Kenteerna' III u'0's'''V
saieht $40 e; 20 place $50 rs; 81 ,S Snc
| sIa c5 John cooper one iw'. three SIC -
Won by TWO lengths neck between second and hind
SECOND RACE Handcap ono and oncquartcr miles.
1H
ncde or Pon,iac-Anne r.. ! yrs. no u. G
Brown & Roscrss hr h. rlc&pochc'. 5 ioG: -
Ie,er waldcn's b,c Prince klamath. 2 90.
Lizzie 90 'car'''' ri,: '0n'''n' gu ''
Mu,uais- Ranspo straight $40 90 place s. 60; PcSpch''
Won by a neck; a ,dozen lengths between second and
third
THIRD RACE FIR twOyear-olis; penalties and allow
| anccs. Five furlonTs.
| G. strauss b. c. Glad. by stra'hn9r"-
w gl.ee@ d "a Gc3, IL %
Camden Stables +. Belle Of sto@1ssH%ll; ~
King Goa .dd GEARS IS IS
aIu,ualsGlod srrara se5q. rlac" 81 20 , .5sS.
agc $ $;5rc Gaf d 9f T e. isrc S. ~ 90
Won by two lengths. neck between second ana third
FOURTH RACE-seliIns. penalties. one mile
FssehmaH,n & sons 1s GhG GC9rg gS. h' iSj
Ma S 'w;i;:aaid: b. h. Judge xxx 40
'I Li, ffri b. danopns King. 8 i6i; 90
c,,n. ss...............CM acF sn' 10 %
hartford 3. NJ car ss't....R Doggetuo 81 81
sUecplaton 1Grfnn)o q -
Emia Bey. ,. c7 car i,s, 6 HaFFi"o io-i ~
Muuas-oeorrc Beck ' Straight io place 50 o. on.
& s @ Sns' Kas cne % sr. ST. o.
Won by a length: two lengths between recond and
third.
FIFTH RACE Heavy handicap one mile
| j. W Rogers's b. c. Dorian. BY Sir Modred
| -Glcndora. yrs, l0j 70 tear. loGi .... . :
j. E McDonalds ch. c. Rubcon B. lo4. .
Manhattan stables b. C. Armitagc. 3. 100
| tear ..:.........'.''. ..tr 100 -
Ibe-tine. ' an, ,- " -
Count o. 1;-cci ~; ''''''''
Mu,uals-Doran straight $2s % place ga 80 one t%9
three 50 20: Rubcon place so - one two three - 40
Arniiage one two. three sl4 3D.
r Won by a neck. eight lengths between second and
, | third
SIXTH RACE-For maiden twoyear-olds; selling Five
| furongs.
J. Mclaughin's ch c. Potash. by Porter
g A''' '''' ~ C. Hueson 2o-i 81
walcot, & campbers b. C. ca3,ereg[y - :,
Gideon & Daly's b c. h Hnd9o- ,
cherry Blossom 1o3. .:..;......U riLm g
Tyrnpanee colt 100 (car. 1929. .nlake' 10
Gr"llan aS ................Gs. DorgetO . ID g
81. Vincent lOs.......''' n " az IA
Wndgale JOB .........'..'.''. 'lsl I'M, "a 90
Cora q. cJon' F - on ~
spaldm'Te 100 Time oo;iL. ''"''''
MuiuaisPotosh straight S242 % place sIl TO- one Two
three SO A.: Canterbury place $3s 90 one %o 'hre'
$40 81 Cherry Blossom colt one. two. three - 90
: bcfw nd third