New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
DAc1NG AT MONMOUTH PARK
.,,o Of SIX FAvoRITEs SUCCESSFUL

pOt
,,onmouth Park Yesterday, but on 'ne u"n ,
vfsl'cu ssu,,v the attendance Is sure TO be s"'ii
sN' ,ock The b0okmakerS were comP'''"'',
" ~ =, the light betting but in the oio icS'''."
p"', ,osmakers were referred To aS oa"s""' "
oIeech To paraphrase famous "'' an =.
n w. t,ncoln',, some people want some lnns, d"
No' .,roes but only the bookmakcrS want all 'n"'S'
s' ~ Zines These professional SPECTATORS ''"u'
!" - money by laying against Lamphgn'I III "
ehou.i ,ho snburban and the Fourth OF jay iEio'
and against st. Lconards In the keanH"uo', "
49, ,hcm in silk underclothcs ana l''hS"r' ""s
,p,otes for the whole summer, ana u''S nav" Nv
.,.h, TO complao II they encounter Jun way $1,000
nea so, Moreover they took all OF the money
Oh. George whcelccb, the booknahihg piuneo''
~ shedadde I'm the fourth race ana u'"' ~ nv
Nv :, norr, Mr. Wheclock won corntort""ic sum
su'i, nrshosd BAY by backing Skedaddie LOT 'c'onu
t third place. when h. nan S"con" ~ ~ "a,
n, wbeelock Is little unsopn"uc"'W SWIM 'a, ,na
''.h,ara owns Skedaddlc. Perhaps MI "i'' w. 49,
"0O ,ur understand MIR. Gebhard's position on INC
turf. u,ar, voo,. IN angel to the
po.sihlv some racing men do not comprc-
,t c,oct,v what that phrase. =" an anger 10 Wv
.,aan, means An angel in dramatic par'ahct' -
. Gentleman preferably member % one % NV va"
&c., clnhs Of the metropolis who Is nucu WIN Va.
,n,.,os,ed enthusiasm for the cultivation VI D'a"'H
" ,h u,rrs and for the promotion OF dramatic ART
,r .ncnt a great deal Of money for seV'rai
go In rcyiving ~ You Like It. N"ooo'i''
.pcrils and other plays. ana was ""V" 'ii', '
Tor his energy and enterprise ana hp'r'l 'NP''''
a., en- doing When the embodiment Of Wah"'" III
h,ch no had sought e1alt transferred h'r''1I 10
England and 10 the treasury OF announcer "Ie''
Arlington Baird. now OF malodorous memoFy-Nr, "eo
- .p-,d with fir sh zcst 10 TIE turf upon whch ne
bod becn formerly a conspicuous figure We" T''''
:, saviour and other celebrated "'iS'S
were winning rich stakes ior MIN "
Gebhard upon his return to thc '"'' "
which his ardor had been temporarily coolea I'I V
.mo suffered himself to be mlslcd Nv inluu'cl'.S
ad,tce into paying S2l.5o0 for Canvass d no'
tnnsically worth about 80 cents. lie r'"'"V'
,o,o ON nm ample and highspritcd scale li' pal
,lentv OF money for horses. for training al" W.
r,d,pr A prevalent suspicion suiuN'S 'le ''i
that he has not secured the best oil ho'''S' NV "
NJ training and the best OF riding lor NV ~
which he has expended. No one can postum NV, ,i
.se Mr. (;ebhard's turf career. 1t mas D''h hiT'
-, and bonorable He has spent money enough
a. h,o,r bichclass horses. hich-clasS training an"
h,gh.cass riding But the rOub!" mas Nv" >"
recent wears that he has been looked upon pS CERTAIN
racing people ; an op"n-!lahd'N a'SNi' "'
n,cio,is kind hearted. lavish and Eoou-ha'"ro'. -
,d.r master n severcr taskmasler would nave
exocted better returns from the people N"o" ~
has employed II Mr.. Gebhard conld nave go' "''u
81 q manager of the right sort OF all his tnri ah"rS'
. xoc, owed wide.awale. experienced ana comP''"'
agent. who would have taken hss whole racing 'S,ao
ushment In charge. would nave sHah'u va. ~
6rones would have scrUtinzed every eAP'i""
xould have examined every outlay, wouu h'>c II"
sisted sternly upon adequate results Tor the oh'N
-, NJ Cehbnr5,s horses would have won more
money and the stable would not have cost MN DIV
half as much II has cost him. .
one day at sheepshead Bay, as told already VII
Cebhards Skcdaddle (lnown as the Pappo'e GOV ID,
xear) ran second TO Ajax, and MIR. "heeioch h'"u'
considerable profits by backing him TO run soo'u "'''
third In the betting in the fourth race yesterday
skedaddle and Knglet equal favoriteS at L
o each Mr.. Whceocks wagers sent ah'daddie uo"i
% o IN l. and made him conspicuous ana cOhHr"''
-svor,,e No doubt some people at the track had eN
nacted Mr. WheelOck 10 back Skedaddle hcaNhS' anu
POSSIBLY they prepared Tor MS Spco"i'''o"
Sims rode Skedadde. and weird rae he s"N' -.
Rockers Of the colt The jockey was In a peaceful
and placid mood, and apparently he dd not care "
s,sr,le the reflective. mcdatlNo ana pHlosoPn'
sn.c,a.ors by any undue exhibition of energy =
Ckedaddle was unplaced He did not "sho" I"
all rs the trainers say. The race was won Il! Win"
Faston's imported fly Astoria. ana very '''''
Astoria Is by Cavalier, out OF \ecuS' hHsi'' i'
second and Prince John third. The time was very
,as, O6 for five and a half fuTlongs on the s'raleh
course So after all, some horses can ndhc las
.,na IN This soft deep, loamy course even II LuuP
upftcr did come IN q bad fourth In mile AT az
nv The way, a new theory has been S'aI"' "o0'
1AnpIislrer-that he objects to CARVING ally '"'
.ve,gbt as 1913 pounds or more ms Il o"' VI '
49,, m.,,nc suggestions ever made about any horse
IAmplishter Won the Bridge Hapdicap al Shrep'enu
Raw last year. az a mile and nail CARVING l.
v.onnts and was second In the BROOKLYN Hahulcai
md third IN tho Suburban with the top weight. ANY
body who looks at his marvellous hiuscu'ui u0p
,nent and his tremendously powerful sho"iue'", va -
na b,n. and AZ the steel like columns h his Goha'l
ID.
,ou u, laugh at the suggestion that TINS CsmpahiA .
go oonno, carry weight lie Is built In Prece"l
,,e stvle for carving the heaviest weights WIFI e"
ferhaps his Jockey sometimes finds ~ dihcul' " p|
,rcieht-the weight Of certain obligations " ''''
ueople (see the records Of aira0sa races Soh' wa"
ago)--but Lampngbter IS born ween''c"i'''''
there was one. . =,
=, 1s renorted TINT Sirocco ran the frat half-mil
q, the Fourth Of July Handicap IN AZ secclds' Ina
NAV be correct. 1t Is very difficult TO Time cor
,sctlv the first half.me Of q race OF O mile Oh u
.,,otcht course. But II that was the correct u"'
te truck could have been 80 slow us many p'opi
,hourht u was. The pace was enough 70 discourage
.,r horse TINT was concedng sixteen pounds Il
s,rocco as Lamplghter was doing. but that does no
,.,n IN the least why Ajax and Picknicker bea
Iampughter far and so easily.
vnr,1,Ie Belle has broken down. She gave way
IN the Fourth Of July Handicap although she do no
linn when she came I'm. But after the race one o
her legs vas found to be alhhe so onuS 'h"t 'c VII
probably never race again tn" S2o2oo winch H'char
r,.., ,od fon Doblhns at the Ehrct sale was none
Iii sren, and Doibins has already brought back +
NJ Croker moro than that amount In stakes and het
with wit the the prospect Of winning $4,000 more perh'p
~ ,s ro,trcd from the turf. Tut IoitNll
Relic at $4,000 cost him far more thon she wa va
-or,b as she was TO be trained IN D'
stable. in which she woua naturally receive soh'
that less studious attention than was given 10 nm,
n..,nuo, IonrstreeN Dobhins apd others. f0ri
'~s po,,s wa. the apple Of Matthew Aliens eve la
VINO - pa No Coz even more time and thought 10 h'
than he gave to Don Acnzo. Mr. CROKER ,"ve.
men,s In mares have not been FOLLOWED DIV ol''',n"
ret,rns so far YorlSvie Belle f"rN anu ~.
manner all cost him far more th''h Nv "a" q,
back from them. Hnt iorkv,i'e o"s"' w.
brood marc. . Ionpstre.