New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-04

All owner finds that they have plunged on his horse
before he gets chance, and that he has to give odds
on him. he is apt TO gct ard tell his Jockey to
throw the race to get even, That happened a num-
Der of times at the meeting
| correspondent who has been through the mill
writes follows:
! am not going 10 bet any MORE because my fore
sight is 50 bad and my INFORMATION 50 much worse.
No 2c hog kno% when hor he eR Know e9o Ge a1e
sum up my entire turf experience IN these mes
BEFORE TAKING.
or all rank words OF tongue or pen.
| The rankcs, ar. these .IIc ought to win"
AFTER TAKING.
o. al tough luck beneath the sun.
| The toughest 4, this: "Ilc ortor hoy wen"
Oh I've oecn there often. How bout ~ I'd
rather 20 to Hollywood and take my chances with the
automaon in tho basement OF 80. T. Wonder what.
! the odds on the gray now md the stlH how bout
! joints YETI 1 hear that Mr.. Caldwell doesn't love
Barney RILEY, his new over'ecr. and may resign inc
J Nominate John Kelly TO succeed him. Nth Kelly
at the flag I'll 50 betting again. know good thing
! when ! see IL. Now boys, why don't you get EN-
! To- let be starterl ! don't want the Job for more
than race. Wen AL get OF together and when me
nag gOe, down theNll he Just one horse IN II. NJ
the others VIII be faced the wrong way Then wei
get on a line and cash IN. Won't tel you WI, VINO
great start.r because John Kelly was born, not made
have read fl II the newspaper, that all the best
the other day that tie trainer Of great and power
iul racing stable employs bis leisure time In t0utlng
!
and who tl!"y can be don't know pec,ely what
tOUtine milliOnlre-" means. but guess 10 amounts Ia
the sAiHc tImS a. P"'tnt u," T U wrr f tb
Junior Champion was given me this mornln5. SURE
last Friday. irst quarter IN - Il. How are thrY
going - beat him Il believe on , second taouSht;
badge" Nothnk In It, ,ay-Out Of sight!
All California erlcyes over the defeat Of Palo Alto.
| II did not seem possible that senator Stanfords
magnificent stallion couM hc beaten by Middleton.
gray scldus Jack. The contest resulted In the best
| race Of heats ever trOttcd. 10 was u contest for
blood. as both horses driven BY men who have
never been known TO pull race-Doblc and Marvin.
A. 10 tho Oi II there was but little doubt III
the minds OF those who had Pao Alto trot. lie
has record of = IL IA against ia for Jack. HIS
! mile, however, was trottcd against time under the
most favorable circumstances. while JA'h earned ms
! mark In long drawn contest with other horses.
PalD Alto tool, >ccond heat with flight Of speed
J tue queen OF the trottnc turf Maud The mares
10 Tor IN" fastest heat trotted ia a race
The nr,t IN Ne Il. The stallion seem, 10 lack di>cl-
pine. Marvin with al his ,ail va unable 10 Keep
nm on his feet Possibly TIM tiofouSHDu 7'I,'n = ~
close up. BREEDER, watching senator StduluruS
experiments with crlucal eyes and WI make u,rr
. own dr'iucton~ The great trouble with t"n i tlSS
url!uc'iIn 4 A race Of horses ale n MAINTAIN hlEl
q .ht 4 speed At tle trot over great distance ol
round. Win that Object IN view, senator S,ai,
ford after ,rcuriu- Elericucer, sre 81 the grsteit
prepocncy and sur PrdG'eg OIL Touim nS np" ,
trottin; action and # uudouhted Stamina me chi
has U,,n Wonderfully successful, and Palo MO ma,
-lvon to the world more record BREAKERS OHh any
bred ug farm iu tie cuuntry, be X ever - anc,I
The thoroushhr has alNa>N been noted tr Pann,c
yc.u, Il the trottcr seem, T. mbue the latter win
additional ,1miul. The question, then Is the pol
blity " producing trocr able t. STAND the i.an
- tr,t,.rs A mill Al full speed Nuno -eeinN to haNe
sustained The sat for ai m ,t how T"e f .o' SGr
could have completed lie remainder # ne route or
her condition at ne nnl,h J.. 9nNo%hi M s'U Dnsc
, mile and consequently 10 I, impossible t. compare
suroI, Performance with that Of any other turi
tn n@ gsCr "' I SG PETdtSG Win having conc Gs
mill Ia The seuc time o. me am rI.ai, . n tsen
i@.l2:I a. showing TINT combination Of gamenesS ana
-pccl an highly essential IN a record GrsaA.ns yer,
fdrmancc especially where los - Is the marx a'
WHEN aim il directed.
The fastest half milo ever trottcd must be creit@a a
To Mlud - who went the di,'ancr Ia ~ S snoc Tu0
Snno hns trottcd half mile in ;o2 L. Maud
milo record l. 100 pa asa'nNf Tn ut' tro,
! alton that Lady Thorn, away hack Wonder IN l7,'s
or ~ ro,d mile II O, Inc STORY VI "t t~cn,y
V"ars and ms a few believer, among intenN'N cruh,
ons pepe + highly rr2G4e Mar h tar f' has BEEN
reached Venerable hor,"mcn %ho Ca% %s'r trn W
Iachcn trot over Union C?nrsr nv rI cs, T lis
record Of II Ii on Anen,t - I.o', & ,ninmI.
either Of tho pair could G-H Co'f 20 trcES and
tr,ck equipment, have been greatly inlpr,vcd arH
ImrIn the las, thirty years tcrc has been ont lttS
adyGnee I"o rarry the cP the horse, Il day
probrby superior TO those OF past gnr't o' spc TaS
l. ncslcI now * straight track tor Unllcr'' SUI" -
q, a., have for runners at Monmouth Park
,xtcn and suno t-ot their match in September.
Tho GIir,s record Is 2IOl2. the colts = ~, b"th
against time Int AKtell has record Of i - Wm,
ne c hr odkIna When he meet, the dying Californian
The contest by tsG aGsHo . A& Wn 20 S' Hp
on tho strength Of Jacks surprising victory nj Detroit
eunos achievement on July - WlS ,Ple,9u,u CIV,
and increased tho hosts Of her admirers ten fold nnt
there was nothing really marvellous about H. Inc
trlck was in splendid condition and evcrythng iavo I
able for fast time. The last half Of the trarE WAS
I elected and accompanied by running mate. Miryin
took the word at the halfmilc pole win thc Ely
undcr Sll hcadwav. Around 10 the thru quarter pls
ebc trottrd with as little friction A. a hylng swallow,
/ covering half the distance in pa seconds; ON quo
homcstretch the runner was brought IN CLOSET com
Elcctionccr. and under persuasion from MarV 90 sue
The faSt half mile liable 10 create wrong pubic
impression People are apt 20 conclude mat be'alst
smrroI can cover half mile in 90 = she can trot
q mia in :o5 Her speed has never been questioned
Every horscman in the land viii admit WUhout an
argument that my that trottcd in 2:lo IL as a
even time. or = 100 gait; sped Is NOT me OILY
,mnortancc There have probably been hundreds OF
horso, bred In this country that showed mlfNeIwls
~ lorhcd rho Saving qualities that would have
enabled them to break all standing records
THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
For A. cool and delightful sail down the harbor and
nm ENJOYABLE day at the races. take the magnificent
steamers sandy Hook. Monmouth or ST. Johns from
Pier No g. North River foot Rectorst, at 0, IL a. m
IL Il and p. m.
All Rail Route.-Tralns leave New York. foot OF
Incrty.st North River. 8:l5, 0:l5, 1OI5, IL 10
A. M. IL 80 special express. IL 45 special express,
| l special express. 80 p. N.
LACROSSE MATCHES IN CANADA.
Toronto ont Aug. 3.-TwO National Association
chorponsh ship lacrosse matches played to-day AZ
Ottawa the Ottawa and Toronto competed. Follow