New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-30

urally concluded that he was the pacemaker for
0 SS Don De ORC did his task S n well sse Ws
fair homes; and Just lin fact the only fair. Just and
the 0 Coupled s the Belmont
and against the DAILY entries coupled as the DAILY
and judiclous striking distance near Don De ORC
sims on octasOn supposed iha; the real contest was
between their mounts and tina, both Scottish Chief
tain and Don De Orc would drop back exhausted in
move up and fight or the prz emu Bu as OGDEN
had no hood and as Tarai was hampered by stable
battle nor ocs as e really LAM us at
time. When Don De Orc had enough and fell back
mpressIveiy While Arthur wy VS. on Deck got
second place and oc'aEon was Poor thlrd -.
course in any country. has compiled the statistics
for the most brilliant and successful meeting which
figures show that David Gideon was 5s in the A: lie,
thompson are th hf with Mi, James Kene
RS6sco W ae sS6 Ma wh Bay fA Win
fvGRth with 500 p pa eighth With sa1G'
s p H; Morris with ss.5o ? !. DIVER With ssa;9,
7 F y cn So WITH p s NS ana Ina o. Winners
If full justice We're done to all the details Of yes,
might be taken ZIP. But space and time are short;
the Brookyn n' joke cub win be opened at the
Gravesend track. II the sky is clear legions will
go to the track to see the BROOKLYN Handicap de-
cded The Tribune has printed scores OF references
to this great race and IN other parts Of its racing
department this morning Il gives additional in
formation for the benefit Of the huge army or
racing men all over the country who read The
eagerly every morning in order to get all the turf
news that's ~ TO print and all the turf news
that's of real interest 20 people who for
honorable sport Still more information Will be
published IN The Tribune of Monday. Read The
Tribune every day II want inside light on the
deepest recesses Of the turf-light which you can
nowhere else
brooklyn Handicap Day will be great turf day be,
yond doubt. The Fifth Avenue Elevated Railroad
OF Brooklyn promises 10 run trains every I'VE min
utes after II o'clock tomorrow from the Brooklyn
end Of the great Bridge. These trains Will be run
! al these extremely short intervals up 10 O'CLOCK
and there will be other trains later. although AT
longer intervals These trains will run directly to
the gate If the track. The programme offered by
the BROOKLYN JOCKEY Cluh is highly attractive In all
the five races which will be given in addition to
the Brooklyn Hnndlcap
Of the delichtfui features Of yesterday
-aclnr was tho success OF James Cialway's I'm
perator IN the first Imperator won handsomely
and well deserved his success SMr. Galway wins too
few races Every friend of the best interests or the
turf would he glad MIN win great many
Foxhal Eeone rode Diversion superbly IN the
| Amateur Cup over the Withers mile -
TiTge is a smooth and slippery animal ne
could we'll afford % be a little more lenient to
Brandvwi1c. who is certainly one OF the most un-
lucky beasts al al times that the world ever saw.
TrennarCo IL pestient nuisance. He ought not TO
be allowed 10 start again al any time or In any
place
DETAILS OF TIE CONTESTS
FIRST RAcE-Purse $500: nadens: special weights
Eclipse course.