The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-12
What We Arc All Talking About.

well known New York racing man said last night In
Demonico's; "lf Monmouth Park has a fault. 1t Is
big confess to fondneSs for the old fashioned race
whore the start in full view of everybody
and where the horses could DO watched all tho way
around the track. Tho oval the spectators
chance not only 10 watch tho changing positions OF
the horses and the form OF each animal as the
progressed but 1t also Afforded some wonderful oppor
tunites for Fkilful in and out riding. Undoubtedly
clever jockeys occasionally INDUCED in nasty tricks al
the corners and many good horse has been pOcketad
alta turn of the track by design accident but these
little incidents developed the brain power OF the
Jockeys and added lot OF Interest and fun
to every race Tho start OF good
field OF horses is almost interesting A. the
GnIsh, If they happen TO be young and full or so.
milo and three furlongs race like that OF tho handicap
at Monmouth meant u lot OF excitement interest and
doubt at least two minutes the old tracks; at
Monmouth It meant sort OF bafed expectancy. fol-
lowed by swift rush of few seconds a clang OF
bell and the appearance OF the name Of tho winner
That IVES Al! there WAS in the race Tho horses were
started mile and three furongs from the grand stand
and that di lance, with strong Held glasses
utterly impossible to get any notion OF the begin
ming Of tho race The field swept down the track in
compact fashion. and for the first ha mile nothing
could seen but body OF apparently AmbllnF
gently toward home After time they got out OF the
distance, but before the IDENTITY of tho horses could be
hXed there wild scatter aud rush under the wire
and tho race was flushed"
Tho claim Mr.. Nithers and Ar. Morris both make
concerning their siraghtRwEy tracks is that they are
the only thar should be used in deciding great
races, for on them tho best horses must win Worry
often on the cd tracks race, stolen by inferior
horses BY Of The well knlw tricks OF the !otkeyG
on the Monmouth course it Is purely question u
weight AMI Judgment with tho TltoTA Gwen good
start. there LoihHg 70 do but s'ragLl ahead u
the fu ST. and the track is level he surface q
billiard tDbe, and tn, re hills and hoows 10
DO cousidrro IN the riding tho whole struggle Is NAF
rowed down 10 Tho running qualities OF tho horse
Harry Duval ChEuucey Depew's private secretary Is
nothing II not unique. lie sailed Tor Europe on the
CITY Of chicago the other day and tIandiuE the for
ward icrE be- gave It as his op.r At good many
visitors 10 Inropc had clausc1 mn. tome, and w'ro
inclined 10 favor s'"wer stsamor. ST. ruva. .ss IN
across TO wHer for Irscu consecutive .niurTs and
has varHhy 80 orted tho fastest .uaDri- This rms
he selected slow steamer IN prrrrrrucet fart one,
because lie believes with others that many people on
ocean trip for the benefit OF the SAT- aud whom
The trip hurried into We days they fai 70 sst
that benefit There was quite little coterls OF friends
around Nr DuyaL who expressed tho opinion that
good fashioned uue.dgy trip would put bone aud
blood into man fltguei with The rush aud cfutn ~
New 70 Z he and that in Other Way, LiarGIy ~
WAS mu PREFER, to the "a Sip visa is i,tus =
cNci'elGcn.s from s,Rr 20 Gu.' ui.M 'At Cs. bet
INK on 'hc pace Aud gr'Du,as og"'ae
Rid yourself of the discomfort AMI danger Attending
Atyd " using Dr. o. Jaynos ENpectorau' an ca e.