New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-17
ECHOES FROM THE PADDOCK,

Tho iocksvs, room Ia for Jockeys only and the rule is
strictly enforced number OF the odtime jockeys were
IN a croun discussing ages They Feskcs, Don0hue
and william Hayward, The latter looked ike t"o-
vesrod and was a. good any at chalfng when Hay
ward IT, joined the group, and asked his father WHAT
shall / do with this bundleP IN take IT," sAa tne
veteran jockey.
..who is tha5 young man % asked bystander
zone OF my sons" reply that settled the ques-
ton Both Feakes Donohue claimed to look as young
A. the veterans boy, so he lost the main
The two.year-od stake OF the oest contested
races seen this year Ltteneld had nothing 10 say a.
,he accident happened quickly he could give no true
account Of it ia his present eorditlon "eoree ia'o
who was behind him. said as near a. he couu teli o
horse tried to jump the fence Marty bergen says o''
e and could not explain the accident az no was fuHg
80 80 race a. he ever rode IN his life He INST got
through and won had close call himself "heh tno
Saint began to swerte Murphy on Non'u' "+u MS
chances kyled BY ST. F1oran iosng hin wheh he i.L
arv,.oo said that he riding for his He ana dld
49,. - an accident had occurred till Taylor told him
- he nulled I'D As a mstter OF fact St. Forian "hs
au out and had his bolt, and when caeu on COL
ansed and rfnt through the fence Ltuehed WIS OaaV
hen nm IN te fall and unconscious for some min
- oa,tna With main yhcn he recovered he said,
Ubot &, the uatterT and appeared bewildered by tho
crowd around him streteher Wa sent lor ou1 III n'
MO be said "Help me up" lie was placed on MIS- feet
80 t,,d more paueness in walking 70 the jockey room
lo all the lighters will DO at the Granite CLUB TO-
NIGHT. He was cheered TO the echo. The horse was
,d aho.t the shouiderhs leg cut, where His High
ncs struck him. is possible that his back Is "rhched
Tn. bovs will not each other or me privilege OF
riding him. IL viii take some uaos !" "'u '' INV 'i
ously the horse was injured
The Morris stable has possed the hauc post In its
a-r this year and IL IS liable TO 20 back a. hold
q. form The horses have been at concert pitch the
, four weeks having done lot Of work both In races
and against the watch.
r.,v,,a will do a. she has not raced bit once, and
then she had gone on the morning Of her race. L'Inr
ouant4 holds her form and looks well indeed for mare
that has ran : Hnny races.
The suburban will be remembered a. one OF the most SEN
satoo races in the history OF American races The WINNER
rnsntak, 4 fair-looking horse He is Of the Leamng
ton .vp4 and was bought by his present owner at weed
ngout sele AZ Monmouth Park for $40. His hrst at
.mpt for the money at Clifton where he was baten
His second attempt landed The money. II was the gilt
edged good thing Of Clifton meeting being backed
down from Is till he faNofite AZ odds on He
won seveneghths the fast time OF :2s over three
qua rermile track After that race he was almost IN
yin chile IN short races till went lame in front Dave
MeCoun did not give him up but him every attention
and got him around all right. The boys were strnPng
him this morning for scratching his horse at Morris Park
where he had cinch to up against he swayback
wonder, Trny but old Dave wnked the other eye and
said that Loantaka would be the wonder when the race
was over II have got Hindoo jockey and he horse
now how can they beat US / up % doing little
Hys-li" said Il Amt much wine. but the red
Ticker Will tap tonight when the old horse Is cooled
out"
The result Of the surprised most Of the boys and
there IA no: Of hem that trains rides horse that