New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
HAMBURG BADLY BEATEN.
ROWLING BROOK WON THE BELMONT.
rx,r p.cp Rim IN VIOLENT TEMPEST.

Yesterday was tho third anniversary OF me DEAN
az John A. Morris, the founder OF Morris Park. he
vas the breeder of Bowling Brook. the wi'iiei Vi
tho Belmont. who Is by Ayrshire out OF s"eao ,
This breeding is a union OF one OF the ieauns '"'e
lines Of blood in the English stud book WIN o'7 -
,ha ,eadine female lines OF the American s'uu "oON
The presence OF Bowling Brook ana Inc ,'a 80
en-. turf NAV be attributed to a discussion u"
breeding which took place at Monmouth ram o.
oral years ago between John a "oiii'' -
Wi.hers and John Mackey the manager "a - -
Haggn's Rancho del Paso. D. j.. N.''o'' ~
marked that he intended TO purchase either on
or a grandson OF Hampton to use TOT ''a's
Irncas and Tom Ochiltree. ard expected 10 &c. t'o
hest racehorses In America as the results ., Wv
union OF Hampton blood with the o'oou VI u'e >,
distance racing families Of this country 70 WV
known 10 turfmen that Mr. Withers SEM SIN MAJ
TO Tom Ochiltree anticipating that d. '"'
half the produce would be FLIES But All ue '''ae'
had mi, foal. and every one OF them raceo SUI
cessfulIy Mr. Withers afterwara pu'o
ro,b.n a horse OF Hampton blood. that was 0
.,re of Reouital and other high-class runners '0
A Morris told Mr. Withers that ne "ouio ".'0
hi. own s,res and would ship some OF MS ue''
mares TO England and breed them 10 'he ie"u"9
r,gI,sh s,res md get racehorses as good as any
IN england The experiments OF MT MOTIFS ga,
20 the American turf The Friar' BOVINE DIoo'
Cssseopia lambert, Mirthful and other NJ. .
-,,.h have captured honors ut the meetings III '"'
neighborhood -, ,,,o. yesterday
,o,nsed even the veterans Of the turf When
the Morris scarlet seen TO Keep on even w. -,
,,,h ,hs conner. silver and green OF Marcus lay
surnr,se was manifested everywhere. ha"'
.noar.a IN have lost the meteorike flight OF speeu
h,oh made him so formidable last year bo""''s
-, .,nnlv smothered Previous and Hampuis'
o,a romned home In the easiest possloie n'"'e.
rhe pe,mont plate which goes with the staheS wan
ma presented TO Mrs. John A. Morris.
7, was one of the stormiest May racing Gays e'o
,,,rnssed hv regular racegoers. The track was
deep and holding Hence the u'ne "''
Tsmmany Hall was well represeenfKe ea,nev Ser
sssGH cram sachem John Kelly and many UIme1
In snd TO Observe the battle
for the belmont. August belmont s ~ vas gen
When ' roncssed that If the day had been fair tho
setsenydance would have been enormous e. oo,ne %
T9;e r ATmiSss Th9%as
and Hamilton Cary showed t he,r oEx-Chief OF
sR ooe Mctagh was cheerful and sappSS oa as
he had single S care sp ec na% were Intensely
in sport and the tTnc fast and
lively as II the sqn were ie ev sns Struggle
II was reported that the commsssi1W,i arcms Daly
gsmes r. to %s
Bay Inc! y. esyuccessfuly for Mr. Keene last year
t MT sazS iaGS
form IN ,be market for the purpose Of Pnrehnald5
' snd "ns Js fhFi s
The weather was SO storm, s't o Cravesend yes
rnaSs bS 10 s snPsh e lack Of Transportation fac
Ties some OF the stables Will he conpe"e' -
"9 Racesoer Should remember that as rack on W
much faster than any OF the o'he' ""'"' -
Vicinity
SUMMARIES OF THE RACES.
,,,nsr ACT, Handicap; $500 added. Eclipse Course
FIRST "'' s. Betting p.
na6oy s'EDGf3T los n GaI os 10
NJ iC Clancy. br M lambert ( 70. -, IS
W Landsbers Co. blk h. storm rg1I HsT 81 -
s ssl's 81 M c' g. ics M'he0o
,.,s,n. elk lengths between second and
SECOND RAcE-For ,wo-year-olds: selling Five 'u'-
longs. Eclipse Course
T ns.:e $4,000. c0r Sa e io5 Si TX
Mrs. l. Curtis. C. Extreme id ,Se. "a E.,
A. J. ,,yner. b C. Kings Pride. 10" >, 4o
The III T niges io5 d oar .ciecfsst} X
Maze u 100 car. lC5, IL al
H. paws Rsl5( Iei 81
savory 10" ''..''''''' Time i, oo
Won IN A drive by halt-ength: six lengths oe'"ee"
second and thrd.
THIRD RACE-For three-year-olts 500 a''eu' 's
Six ard a half furongs. withers Nile
Jyirr,n. & Mannx's blk. G Hemsdaleo by
Chara.us-Helmwood. LOG 10 car loe. an, 10
Duke & wishard's b. I. High Hoe: eG; . a -, l.,
p j. Dryers b. c. Handpress. lVo.;. g, Al
1scan,er. Ios .................tolN ary0 u
athamas 100 ..................... 1lrVlngl ~ i
yNlament .................... ASohbtI'UU
Long Acre i09 'car. los, ...... ,SDoEgetp0 * Il
Zeiia. lol 49, .or( % 81
Time 25%.
w., csver,v BY length same distance between second
and third
ro,-prrJ PACE-BELMONT STAKES; for three-year-
olds So 500 added Ono and three ishths miles, o'e
the hil.
A. H. & D. II Morrss b. c. Bowling
BROOK by Ayrshire-Vacaton. ~ 70. -, A.,
NJ r DIVERS b. C. Previous, 1872. lsloan(2 % u
Marcus palys Dr. c. Hamburg. i22, CTaraD u
"a'a lay Time-2:32
Won easily by eight lengths same distance between sec
ond and third.
vrETI RAcE-vAN coURTLANDT LIGHTWEIGHT
HANDICAP purse $500: penalties Seven fur'o"ss'
Withers Mile
@ + DIVERS Oh. c. Sly Fox. by silver ,
roy-As,eria 9 yrs, l24 ID. .(Sims)1 b out
c. F1eischmann's Sons B. C G slonn1 % GU,
r. b. sul IL Dr. e. Debrids. 4. 100; a.
vo, IN a drive by q length: fifteen lengths between