New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24

| true form and her true speed later to applauding
hosts when restored health ana strength permit her
tr,i,er To- fl; her perfectly for a severe struggle.
! Augustus Clasons Cossettc was the extreme out
which one Love was last. and IT was generally tx,
| pected that COssctte would be last alhough iaIdI
rode her But Mr.. Clason declared stou,ly that she
| was sure TO be worse than second, ana he was
| right II lntermss!On had not shown amazing I'M
! ppoud nave won the race St Agnes the handsome
daughter of St Bia!se and Thora, disappointed her
friends by coming home Il poor th!ri. This FLY was
flyer as a yearline but she sic. almost all Of
last year. and lost much Of her speed. She may DO
The track was still sticky from Thursdays storm.
FINN succeeded in giving even and impartial starts.
! but the delays rather long in some cases Re
the afternoon. but the success Of the apparatus was
! not demonstrated beyond the shadow Of a doubt.
THE KEENEs EXCELLENT HORSES
Before the racing season opened it was known to
all turfmon that the Keenes had some excellent
/ two-year-ods In training. Both Royal Rose and
| Rhodosia have exhibited class and speed. and won
races at this meeting and the Keene Stable sent TO
the post for the second race an admirable Imported
colt Horoscope son OF Amphion and Fair Vision.
WAS strong favorite and the success OF the kecne
colors was greeted with much acclaim 49,,
! tbe J7;aischmann horse St Maxim was always the
| favorte and he ran well and won so easily that
! hanGicap hereafter. NJ Belmont's Keenan, Garry
ing the top weight l25 pounds snI ar GaWay
Bemar, with Taral in the saddie ana III POUNDS up,
had desperate tus,e for gecomd pace hteia%n
| a nose. As This was kcoHdn nfSl race
this year. while all the other starters mao oecn oht
before Koenan's performance with the TOP weight
abundant hacking because OF ms iIlunph IN 'he
Metropolitan Handicap hut unfortunately; ne
struck stone on the backstretch and dropped out
Glenmoyne Horoscope and St. Maxim. winners Of
the first three races all heavily backed favor
tics and the hearts OF the .aycrs-0fodds waXed sad
within th"m. But The defeat Of One Love brought
them some cheer. and they garncrcd rich harvest
IN the eo th race coo nan ana 6 s Neiher
IA limo " Nor a
J. McIaughlin. owner OF Premier, thought the con,
d9n Of he track msn; not suit ms T9 a ,1e Gs
would have been glad TO see him win handsome
amount on Premier.
SOME BAD FOULING.
There was a great deal of extremely bad fouling
in this race. Copyright would have captured IT
with plenty to spare but for the fouling, for he
had all his best speed he proved by the ground
which he made UP after his rider. Keefe had been
knocked almost ont Of the saddle by foul. and he
1t is Of grave moment that the racing authorities
shall take the scverest measures with every jockey
Hornpipe was an Overwhelming odds-on fayorite
largely on the fourth i and th races tried to get
even On Hornpipe. Eclipse passed the judCes
had pinned Hornpipe against the ran in the home
was taken away from Eclipse and given TO Horn
PIPE - ,,.,.. -. 49,. ,,..,.,..,
Jockey Club, has written and arranced remark
ably artistic and attractive OFFICIAL brooklyn
! IfaNdlCdp
This extremely handsome book gives the history
OF the Brooklyn Handicap I'm the clcarest. most
portraits Of the late August Belmont. OF Philip J.
Dwyer, president of the brooklyn Jockey club. and
Brooklyn HandEa? winners. and Of racing scenes
@ aaeb also n Tes gres ce eX
Mr. Mclntyre's ingenuity. ability and artistic taste
and IS likely to be in great demand.
The books for the meeting of the Brooklyn Jockey
Cub out. and study OF the stakes and purses
and Of all the Conditions Of all ihe races OF The meet
Ing indicates that great variety OF most exciting
and brilliant sport may be anticipated The Brook
a Henry & Nava[re. ,CrlimoTd. keenan,. GoGnier
enor ST. Maxim AK Sir Walter T Hornpp- Belmer
Maxim viii carry only lOs pounds IN the BROOKLYN
to iSe %nn w W.T. to the horse ana 500 I"
the third ST Maxim ran fine race Yesterday at
distance is mile and quarter. Behinl ST. Maxim
GTd counter Tenor G In Ro Rrooklyn Handicap
Keenan, will carry II. Counter Tenor 100 Gncludlng
pGnnqs, penalty for winning the Me'TOP0an ana
The only penalty in the BROOKLYN is for tho Met
Maxim may be dangerous in the Brooklyn.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACt-Purse 500: for threeycar-oia ana up
ward: allowances. furlongs Of the wtheTs
| mile.
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G. Flelechmann & Sons blk h. Domnso.
": a l. caandier's b. h. Aur,iaa :. iit
Dutch skater .. l1a...,.,........, G5irlnao -!
sabAia g. lo7..'... 1,,. az ,'e"e'a'o "'i
Won IN drive by neck 4 scant length second
and third.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500 FOR maiden two-year-olis;
special weights Last five furongs OF the Eclipse
Course.
By AmbGo p Fs v. fs los 3Ts ogsJ3 lilo 2s
c IL Smiths Dr. c. Lidoon ~ tE sioanc; IL, 81
Blcm,on Stables b f. Golden Dream. 100
car los, .................. ;Idr inl ~
fia aG%qi'e iU los .....A ciaT'o5 d
noomtul, l"s ,.,. "a, ...w ( 4%psi, 81
Cumberland io'..'-' Time or ie"''o 10
Won in a drive by length and a half. a length be
| tween second and third.
THIRD RAcE-THE GOTHAM HANDICAP; for three
year-ods and upward; purse $1,000 The withers mile
BY Fi s., Ias g. y4. 81 liz Mm
Blemton Stables c. Keenan,. i2G..:
rrcakncs,s. Stables sr c. nelmar. ,7,ll nh
RS6icon !. io7 .........T, Slnne, II %
H. hnTp ef' los car io o. Clayton, ID Il
Time-l4lA.
Won handny by lengths; a head between second
and third
FOURTH RACr-7rIE LADIES' STAKES; for three
yearo.d hles: penalties allowances The wi,hcrs
mile
A. H,&D II. Morriss b +; 1n,erm.slon :,
by Galopn-Vacaton 100 n NAtlenclD al Il
A. clasOns br T. Cassette. 100 CcaF ll2D -
NJ NJ Aliens b f. St. Agnes. 1coDoerei93 %
one Love- 10 A3, S'Ay''"o out
Won in a drive by neck: three lengths between
| ond and third.
FIFTH RACE-purse 500 for three-year-olds and up
ward selling allowances. The withers mile.
J. Mc I, s1', en- C. Prcm ,s by Sir
lCGlio 1o-1 Al