New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
CORRECTION DID NOT WIN.
CLOSING THE MEETING AT MORRIS PARK.
,,rr MATCH WITH sToNENEI1. FARCE-coN
NoIssEUR FIRST IN THE GREAT ECLIPSE
STAKES - GARRIsoN's EXCEL

r,rp MATCH WITH sToNENELL A FARcE-coN-
No1ssEUR FIRST IN THE GREAT ECLIPSE
STAKES - GARRIsoN's EXCEL
LENT RIDING.
~. racing scene will change this afternoon from
,so,ris Park 10 Sheepshead Bay This will be a
~s,come and gratifying transfer. Followers OF the
oss will escape the malformations and maltreat-
,s,t OF the Second-ave. elevated railroad. and they
ul avoid the hazard of any more matches made
,r the Morrises with Michael F. Dwyer. The
o.vers have been generally successful in making
catches although Pierre Loriliard's two-year-od
srv Pioue defeated their two-year-old colt Bran
s,o At Saratoga some years ago. and Troubadour,
~, excellent Verdi cot belonging to Captain
s.nue s. Brown. the Plttsburg coal king with
LA cross in his monarchica pedlgree) outran the
ramarkable Dwyer mare. Miss Woodford. after
r,o,badour had won the Suburban. thereby put
ring severaldiamonds of all colors. blue green pur-
no yellow and black. in Captain Browns pocket.
when that competent and capable racehorse Eole
"a a. the height OF his powers he owned by
r,ederjck Gebhard and Arthur Hunter, both mem
,.rs OF the Union Cub. Mr. Gerhard and Mr.
upnter thought that Eoe could outstrip Hindoo.
..cshorse Of marvellous merit, owned by the
nuver Brothers. 1t occurred to Mr.. Gerhard that
{, would be an entertaining scheme TO get up a
match between Eole and Hindoo. Therefore, as the
story goes. he sent friend 10 the Dryers with a
rsssage to the effect that he would be CAD 10
match Zoe against Hndoo II the Dryers would
coroe TO the Union Club to make the match. The
answer was that If Mr. Gerhard would visit the
pwyer butcher shop in Brooklyn the match would
be made.
Mr. Gerhard did not go.
The Morrises went on the turf originally with
ruIions of dollars made out Of the Louisiana Lot
terry The Dryers went on the turf originally win
q few thousands of dollars made out OF a modest
butcher shop in Brooklyn. in which the tenderloin
aid deliCiOuSlV
Dvvers ran those few thousands Of dollars. made
IN savory tenderlon steaks 10 hundreds OF thou
sands OF dollars. made by daring speculations In
rscehorses The general opinion is that the MOTIFS
Investments in racehorses. taking all things into
account do not show large profits above the total
sums invested. Therefore the Morrises might well
ne cautious hereafter in making matches with
Michael F. Dryer.
Correction overcame S7onenell in the Toboggan
Slide Handicap al Morris Park at six furlongs but
she carried only III pounds to stoneners 100. She
heat him easily enough then But yesterday In the
match at five furlongs with the ridiculous of
800 side put up and 81. 800 added Stonenell carry
;nz IA pounds and Correction 100, Stonenell walked
in The time was 50 seconds. and Stonenell was
tremendous favor1te az odds Matches at 500
side with 81 500 added ought TO be expressly for
bdden by the Jockey Club. They are trivial. petty
and ridiculous. They do not comport at all with
SUN ragged remnants OF dignity as the American
Turf still retains They should be prohibited alto
gether. This was much too juicy cut OF the ten
aerloin for Michael F. Dwyer Mr.. Dwyer has won
stakes enough without presenting him with such
fet de Chateaubriand cooked in the most exquisite
Demonico style. as this.
SOME EFFECTS OF THE HARD TINES.
The Morris Park meeting. which was closed yes
terday has attracted many spectators and the gate
receipts have been extensive. 1t has been note
worthy however, that the peop.e who went TO the
track have been especially scanty with their shekels
fka fro
lis, Of former years. Tammany Hail legions
marched into the grandstand with full ranks on com
p.nentary badges In the days when Alfred Hehhen
Ne 61 be fP Sf the a Tned but
Richard Croker. Mr.. Morriss side partner in pon.
81 50 apiece at the Morris Park gates in these cold
snq neartiess Gays: au -n1' Tgbibouse trp Win
me Consecrated One 1t is not probable that they
II is amusing TO observe that the abolition OF the
Free List AZ Morris Park has been most Ssx amazing 5s
carried the free badges in former years were eager
consumers Of champagne and a sey ate 1
Insnd trufies in the tTaileyran4 sty;e, or dainsy
fssaoS III Briiat Swarm But hey broke baskets
OF extra dry with bewidering rapidty and devoured
ssss o cone rate re OF Psd daS o
sanuan appetites. Fled are the hours in which the
The throat. We are fallen upon an evil era THIS IS
.e pe0d OF veceT The Fserban oe has a vanished
Dash down yon cup q samia ian vine ". - Tho San
ate and the House and the White House dt seems
70 have the strongest and most compreheTnssi,Xe
House, the days Of luxury, Of prodigal expendi.
ture and Of extravagant outlay may return i ior
general public But the belief gains ground daily
felt Of Carnegie blowholes and of Havemeyer buc-
caneering directed against the household expenses
:ountry are YEAR Of paying tribute to the Sugar
Trust and every other trust. Integent Americans
object 10 being plundered any longer by the have
meyers and the searleses and their associates In
sugar They are disgusted WIN hs Ton want
any more Sonenell- Correction matches, with stone
nell cantering all the way.
GARRIsONs BARGAIN WITH TARAL"
II there had been no thundershower yesterday
larger number OF persons would have gone TO Nor
ris Park Heavy rain fell just at the time when
the slaves Of the ring (the betting rng) were max
ing their preparations 10 begin their trip TO the
neighborhood Of the Roman Catholic Protec' erg
But Il was not a wonderfully brilliant racing pro
gramme-that of the last day Of the Morris Park
saiiop FOR the Belmont Stakes as Domino aid not
start. No person who knew anything about racing
p SSgned nnai mere The Ms articles published in the
New-York papers yesterday morning settled tnat
grady ana Dorian viii run in the 5000 American
Derby at Chicago on SATURDAY Domino WI J5 G W
lam Lakeland trainer Of Domino and ara rid ,S
are GSndent 3nh5 of Senator Grady
and Garrison. who will ride that colt. are confident
reasons exist for thinking that the first place in
the American Derby will be fought out by these
two Domino and Senator Grady, and that J. W.
Rogers reasonably hope for anything better
than third place with Dorian. AS TO the western
colts, they don't appear 10 be I'm II.
Tara Is eager TO ride the winner OF the Suburban
Handicap He rode Dr. Rice to victory In the
Brooklyn Handicap. and Ramapo to success IN TIE
Metropolitan. He is DESTROYS of carrying or the
triple crown by riding all three winners or all
three OF the big Eastern handicaps SO he Is anx-
ious 10 be on the back OF the winner OF the
Suburban Last autumn Taral was engaged 10
ridge Lampghter in the Suburban. II me \eene
stable would not require his services lamplighter
has now been scratched. That leaves Tara free. as
the Keene stable will not start "A horse IN me
Suburban Gideon e. DAILY wanted Taral to ride
Ramapo. ne rode that colt so ably In the Metro
politan. But supposng that Taral would be com
3elled TO ride Lamplighter they engaged Garrison
TO ride Ramapo. The withdrawal OF Lamplighter
set raral free yesterday He was bent on riding me