New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09
ABOUT THE LAWN AND PADDOCK.

TALKS WITH THE TURFMEN-GOTHAM AND BUT
TEXTILES LAME
typical June day and an attractive caru are"
another large crowd 70 Morris Park The betting
heavy on every race
w Collapse Days Gold Dollar was a; premium
IN the first race and nearly every plunger heia
Gold Dollar tickets La Nisere. however. with the
aid OF Dungannon and Rein proved TO the eatis-
faction of the crowd that Days Gold Dollar was
rank counterfeit. J. y. Kinks Lorimer' traiheu ny
"Ponp" Brodie finished last Lorimer ehould be
trained as a bridge-jumper. since he never beats
anybody but his owner In his races
Colonel Jacob Rupperts champion two-year-o'o
,s lame Gotham was worked six furlongs over
the hill in IS After his work he was restless anu
nervous. He walked about his box necessarily is
did not take kindly to the change from MS Quarters
At Gravesend. When he lay down he rolled ana
got cast in his stall, but he was quickly assisted
70 his feet by the stable attendant When he was
taken out for his regular walk. It was discovered
that the colt lame IN one or MS StheS'
Gotham will not start to-day
II is a serious blow 20 Colonel Rupert that such
an accident should happen at this time Gotham
seemed to have thu great staKeS III VIII" "o -
entered at his mercy
strange fatality appears TO attend the two-year-
olds that promised to be world-beaters at the be-
ginning OF the season. Gideon Days peerless
nlly The Butterflies. Is not likely TO race tho
starter until she for the Futurty IL Is
tured 1t Ia conceded by David Gideon that she
will not run in tho proposed race against Gutta
Percha It Is a pity that such an interesting con-
test will not take place II Is once IN hieu"c
that such a oily as The Butterflies appears ana
her owners intend to give her every chance 10 re-
cover before she takes part in race
Dungannon IL one OF the handsoinest horses III
training He ran an awkward race. but Is IKeiy
20 improve as the season advances. Dungannon IS
by Tom Ochiltree out of Souci and is hair
brother Of the weli-known race horse sport
John Duffy the bookmaker. is out SoSi HIS CASH
Tor Maid terfet ticket calling for That amount
or course he is compelled TO pay the original gen
nine ticket The swindler who collected the $SoO
escaped Duffy declares that Thomas Esgan, WHO
furnishes bookmakers supplies, ought 10 pay '"'S
amount Perhaps Eagan may make GOOD MS loss
but II is doubtful he is not to blame "nen ucK-
cts are counterfeited.
one of the best races OF the season was seen
In the Vreeland Handicap for three-year-oids
The public saw a close finish between Garrlsoh'
Taral and Sims. As the horses In the race were
well on their way down the hill the batue TOT
SUPREMACY began Taral placed Assignee IN u sood
position. as to prevent ST. Julien anu 'he o'''''
behind him from getting through. as the horses
near the rail had shot their bolt and Assignee
was being reserved for Anal rush at the hnish.
Garrison on John Cooper quick 70 see TaIals
game and at once took his mount 10 the ou's"'
and shifted his whip TO his left hand, as ne gain
cred himself into heap 70 make '''iS'' '
St Julien was not idle but. taking advantage %
an opening rushed his mount through ana "aS on
even with Tara who at once eai rdn 0p ike
a demon, using both whip ana sspn spur, hut under
strides Assgnss iT pen hung f to him ana slowly
oained inch by inch The shouting OF the crown
caused TaTa a 10 tdN s TO renew his efforts
John Cooper. with rider VINO appear s ia Gar
arms r ara sss barring n IN down on the From
the eighth pole TO the finish II was 90, ba I'm ~
testea dcka y ,o the utmost extremity Assignee was
Of the hT 5s, to Sgy ,he nsSng post
was reached the victory doubtful bIt 6n u ,e
rson John Cooper saa grea ae and and Assignee
noses apart in the order named: oc,o,,s and he
II was one Of Garrisons greatest eT 10 NE scaes
Wben the Jockeys pulled up Tara ana SIMS t1u sn
hey had s,S W nd Ss se get back there
Will see Ty n1mGsT 20 won Hp over 5000 on the Cleo
Da nya0e Colts victory on THURSDAY He said 70 the
Il had no cOphdsn ssd as ost my lot Of money
is,s,y 40 missed chance to win large sum
August Belmont was al the track 10 see 10 farrn
win MI BemoNHt pr nag in Kentucky When asked
about the horses Mr. Belmont said II am Sa tar
Ravon dor il in splendid condition vigorous ana ana
full of life The young things on the YaI bave ever
seen al the Nursery The colts and fes by Rayon
dor superb IN egsry yonnssers by King Gaop
snd even the despsed Fidd,escks is the sire OF
colt that any breeder or tuI' i,. ~ The Nursery
Nathan Straus, who IS one OF the busiest men IN IN
this great city enjoyed a days vacation al .ne
races II love the sport" he remarked, Dut nav
nor the time TO give II to own and race horses !
have other recreatlons howeveT maj pa,eve thai
the death-rate among Infants will be reducet one
hundred a week by the milk depots that nave rs
tablshed throughout the city" .,..,
Horsemen should not fall 70 Visit the American ear
Horse Exchange 10 tho splendid array OF year.
ilngs bv the best sres and ont OF the choicest
mares in Kentucky. The youngsters are now on
ayhihi,ion James y. Clay and the other consRners
win be present all day Sunday 10 show the young
sters TO persons who desire to see hem
RESULTS AT LATONIA.