New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
FIFTH HAcE-For thre~- yesr-old' ""d "r"A'' 'e''"s
frfie
SIXTH RACE FIR thre"- y~nF"lis and upward '"''"s
,urS4 81 81 one mite On the tart.
THE REST OF THE TWO YEAR-OI'DS
INCIDENTS rX THE CAREER or THE WINNER OF
TIE FI'TI'RITY.


THE FrTIRlTY
nu,,eroies won and ecpsei all records for the
Fu,ur,tv Stakes by covering the distance In ll. the
mark that future contestants will have to overcome
before any of the winners OF the srea, stakes mere
after VIII H. ranked as In the same Class as Butter
n,es II can be safely said that II larger amount OF
money depended on her winning than on any favor
tie in the former contests for the Futurity. Their"
was delay Of about nifty minutes at the post. with
IN. wind Blowing In the faces OF the contestants.
Hence the time ~ the race makes the splendid per
Torrance Of the winner all the more meritorious
The readers OF The Tribune were the first to hear
OF the ainenes. Of the champion My when she went
amiss al Morris Park asst June. At the time II
looked az II the grand n.y would never face the
flag again The pubic and hea- % the Jockeys
who ride the winners victory ia great Ike
the Futurty when the victor IL ridden back TO the
.caes the Jockey is seated in hora horseshoe ana
borne proudly to the paddock amid the tumu.in)us
cheers OF the crowd. Everybody who can get within
earshot Of the successful Jockey gshes him and
r. ,ond ia his praise
How many persons give n single thought to the
trainer whose painstaking care and watchfuiness
In training the winner cause the horse to go 10 the
post In perfect condition to race
The victory OF Butterflies yesterday was an exit
bl,ion Of John J. Hyirnd's marvellous skill
trainer When expert horsemen pronounced the
nlly 81 hopelessly broken down. Hyland said Il
will keep her In training and ut her for III. Flu
turity. and for nothing else. ! believe that 1t Is
possible to send her II the post In condition TO
race even II she is sound. There Is question
about her winning n she starts that Is Ger
tain az she goes TO the post
The lilly was blistereI and received the personal
attention Of Mr. Hyland except for Il few days
when he was H. At Saratoga when he began 10
give her gentle exercise. many persons believed
that IL was labor lost In training the lilly. When.
however. she began to Improve. some OF them
changed their opinions in regard TO her chances
AS soon she fast trial her lameness was
forgotten az she covered ,hree-quarters Of IL mile
In LIS. There were many times when Mr.. Hylanl
ala dare 10 give the ny fast work. as her all
ing tendons frequently warned him that there was
danger ahead II she was asked n DO fast work 1t
was until after her trial Thursday that there
was a certainty that she would go the post. In
the trial Butterflies duplicated her fast trial at
Saratoga by working three-quartcrs IN I:I5 easei
up in the last sixteenth OF a mile.
The remainder OF the story with the sequel was
told by butterflies YESTERDAY by her magnificent
herself easily the best twoyear-old My since Dew
Drops year When the public and the professional
bet,ors pour their wagers into the ring at even
odds on. Il shows plainly the general confidence
In the ability OF the trainer J. J. Hyland. who has
the homer OF sending two Futurity winners 10 the
post
Yesterdays was the seventh contest for the
Futurity Butterflies Is the first flly to win the
race. Brandywne. who was second beaten by
trained for the race by Byron McC.eland. who sent
him 10 the post In superb condition. He In not 30
large Potomac In his two-year-old form. but IL
built on the same lines and resembles Potomac
greatly.
AgItator was the surprise OF the race. He raced
under drive the entire distance. The other con-