New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17

the produce OF imported sires. Two OF the contest
ants were imported. Littlehed gave exhibition
who at east twenty po3ns better f the lilies
which ala, were opposed to her On Friday ..,.r,...
sport Is again spoken or as suburban possibility
az his mile In 1872 on Friday was a meritorious
A large number Of ,urtmen from this nelghbo2r
hood intend to visit Chicago to the FOR the
American Derby to BE- run next saturday
Friday night He was the first horse at Morris
was reported in The Tribune few days ago
moderate card attracted an unusually large
was the hero OF the DAY as he scored four wins
and second out Of five starts
1; is likely that Taral VIII ride Lamplighter in
the Suburban. although he may remain the
ground. as there t. some talk that representative
Of the Keene stable will try for the money
J. .. Bonner Is a weli-known influential ana high
minded turfman When Of Mr. Donners horses
wins race II Is certainly because he Is the best
horse as Mr.. Donner's selections OF Jockeys are
often wonderful. Blood will tel. and Mr.: Bonner
crosses back to one Of the Garbs 1t j. singular
fact that Mr.. Bonner rarely pays any attention
10 the pedgrees and records Of the jockeys who
ride his horses lie seems 10 be partial 10 jockeys
OF uncertain pedgrees. and does not seem 70 mind
Redskin war Bonnet and son Maheur Will get
the benefit OF such riders as Taral and Griffin in
the representatives, from the Ramapo Stable to
compare them with the horses bred in other states
mourn over their downfall. Prig. who made all the
running; defeated Dobons some trainers thought
mat Do6bns ran as II ne were not IN hrst-Gass con-
dition. The odds about Dobbins tuctuated greatly,
but heavy plung" at the ril OF IN" betting maze
him hot favOrite. Assignee was well backed on
a so-called rip from the stable Prg showed his
true form with Griffin on his back. He covered the
mile In .39i. but he had only ninetyscven pounds
up.
Don AlOnzo. who has broken moro men than the
bank at Monte Carlo. tried his bes: to run out OF
the chute AT the junction Of the Eclipse course ana
the main track. II Is thousand pties that Sims
restrained him. He should have been allowed 20
continue his way. and have been gently guided
the deepest and most secluded part Of the Bronx
River whore The mud Is many fathoms deep. ana
hidden forever from the public PlrkpOcket should
be delegated a searching expedition OF one 10
1ud him with strict orders not - return until HIS
mission accomplished In that way great
boon would De conferred on the followers OF the
turf who have tried In vain TO classify Don Alonzo
and PlckpOcset.
Keenan, easily disposed OF Sir Galahad's claims 70
the highest rant among the twO-ycar-Olis. An old
turfman who has raced many years said that there
not a nrst-cass two-y eir-od out thus far this
year In spite ~ his aversion 10 the hill. Keenan,
won "a he plelsed Griffin turned his head and
laughed Taral az the finish.
Pierre lorNarfs Anisette won the last race II
the nr~t time that the Rancocas colors have
been first past the finishing post this year Mr.
i,rillari hal fair-siZel commission IN the ring,
vhlch placed at odds which averaged TO !.
The persons who went 70 the track by way OF Van
Ncs On the 80 train were greatly alarmed at the
reckless driving or man who drove his horse mp
ihe narrow road 10 the track from Tho railroad sta
ton ~ Van Neat. Many ~ the women stepped half
way down the steep bank 70 avoid the carriage.