New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09

10 il that once jockey is caught mapping ne se's
a chance to sleep for long time
The question of superiority as TO jockeys is an
ooen one in England. Mornngton Cannon ana
Thomas Loates being close contestants ior 'ne
hon,r Mornlngton Cannon nherts his skill. II there
s,v,h,nc II, iockeyship. being bred In the bone.
as his father famous in his day ana ms an
ess,o-s on both sides We're OF the horse. horseN
Cannon's career jockey has oeeh Dri'a"'
from the beginning lie possesses good judgment
good hands and fine seat ana he u strong
sr.her His services are eagerly sought FOR ana 10
associate his name witt anything but the most up
,,ss, turf transactions would be likely TO cause
serious trouble for anybody who haa the temei1E
:, A. 50 His apDearanc shows him 10 be highly
,o,.nes,, with the reinemen; that eiuclton
gives
OF the other leading Jockeys on the English tuT'
w have woa tie confidence Of the English race
-. there are q. Barrett. Finiay J. Watts. /.
'yesA Calder Ansopp. Samuel Loates ana the IA
.roys lish,we.gh, bradford OF the foregoing Sam
al i,atss is the on.y one who has been called be-
fo-. the Jockey Clnb There no charge OF pull
.n= made aga.ns; him. 5u; he was accused oil pct
rms m hs mounts. His bank account was ca'eu
~. and ne was asked where he got IT. rs ne
cori answer promptly, ne got II IN the he'H
I'd .'as kept the ground Tor three years oe'O'e
he ras permitted 70 ride again
A. To- ,hs English horses lsinglass Is without
l,ub: I've best horse in r,ng!anl he s'ai'eu o"s
,.ret Zines as a two-year-old. "innng ms TSctS
.,sir A. a ,hrer-vear-Od. he faced the star IN
dye races winning four in succession: ncluHhe tne
X-Nmsrl;et Stakes. Two Thousand Guineas DtlD)
and ST Ieger He met his only defeat IN 'he 20 60
Inv m Iant shire Plate valued at up"ari o. Sfo,
a. The race is for three and four year-ods. anu
la Fleche was starter. Raeburn. a thLte-:Sai
"a WI, was IN receip, OF ten pounds from Isihglh.
jowered his coors by beating him lensin. VIII
la F.rha third half .ength away. Islneiass ha~
continued 70 earn the plaudlts of the tur'men IN M
torr.year rod form. He defeated ladas n" 'e,pA
winner Of this year in two races, ana y no" iooheu
upon as a really great racehorsr lsIs'asn No, ,Io
hoth sueed and stamina His possession OF reIld.
sbie stamina Is proved by the fact that ne Won w
s. I,sger with amazing ease. The distance OF 'he
81 Ieeer is / mile 6 furlongs and l1Z yards .,,.
Jacob Pncus who has opened traihlht staD t
a, Newmarket says: Using ass Is grand race
ho-.s hut I have seen American horses that WEI
his equal. and / am confident that some Arner
ban horses could have beaten MN is.nsiaSa
has moi run many races during his three years on
me turf one OF our American horses - rsceIi
of,ener in a single month than lsngass mas raHen
mis- maiden appearance Ten races co,iPoSs ,vo
record 10 to date Domino ran nine races az wv
year.old winning eight and making a dead ned'
which Is technically win. Isinglass Only la'""
three times as n tWo-vear-oG. . g., ,--.
James r. & r. T. Keene do not race their noisIs
excessiveiy and nearly al American '"o-yeat-Oius
are raced much more than Domino was 'dc'''