New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
urxvvonK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, TWELVE PAGES

eurrsh and cowarlly fashion before he reached
the nna furons He has shown the " VINE nrebably
hopeless ana ncorrigible poltrcon. ,.o,,,o,e- WIS
even money and won the selling rae for two-yrahd nh
ods with plenty to spare the Biuher VA Mare,ti
cose fourth Gideon Daiy put $25co on Maretti
for second Pace but lost It rIn SmR ,a lC' 80 get hin
Leigh & Rose put a large part of their clifford win,
nings on their handsome cot l-azzarone son OF
Spondthrft and SpinAwny dmpeflaI D'ee"uis ulatfS ma
iy the conditions azzarone carried es pounds and
conceded nineteen pounds to every one c' the Zen
a racer of excellen; class. anl MS victory waa a.
ts:ned with as c eor as as net R6oy SI ,nr onns
was a highly popular second choice but ne ran
miS.r'biy saowng no I sls'd y, al times wltched
the world With noble horsemanshp as SaaK +P ,Id,
cxpTessed T. nce hf Gem E g and mas few I'2g f"r
ones He IS tiny In size We ik IN bone ana !e
of his small skull Leigh & Rose invested gener-
ous share OF their gains on Clifford and Lazzarone
IN ncST WSsfs GrT S1 ine in The cot f,h race ie soup Per
lins was chants rider. but II he had been merSF
Il he coyid bardv bnSe hni3St Sc cot less POOR
Chant was pocke'ed crossed cu, OF enl interrerci
soup midget got clear Of the others with Chant
and tried to move up on tho outside IN the home.
stretch he apparently too feeble Ia force Ch1nt
to his highest speed. But all Ave starters were in
bunch during the last haf NILE nj nch wh tbs gen run
through the last quarter. md at the finish the
five were 50 close together that the spectators were
thrilled stirred and wildly demOnsirativr. Co
manche crossed thc line first by neck WIN, Sir
while RelskIn and Chant were but few feet back
u was certain during the race ana after me race
that Chant was the best horse in !; AT the weights.
ana that CLAYTON. Griffin Penn. II Jones or any
ono of sCV"rai other lightweights could have gOt
Chant home first IL he had been rillnE in his best
form Rut Perkins was not riding In his bes, form
In this race. but in his worst Perkins won on me
Commoner IN the thirl race. but that colt was iaI
superior at the weights t. the whole he.i henlnd
him ANY infant could have won VITA The Com
moner. Chant always the faNorite IN the NUN
race with Sir knight second choice.
The smoke Of the torment OF the victims or John
= McCancrty's riding OF Watterson ascendeth -
heaven continually. VIII not McCanerty listen y
reason and let other pers n ride that morse
Why don't the stewards plead Win him. appeal 70
black cloud OF McCafer,y's riding Of Wattcrson
hang persistentiy over the turf WIN not me stew
ards be touched by the tears. the w1iings. the
egonics and the cnashng of teeth OF the great host
Of sufferers from MCCanprtys riding on Waticrson
VIII they not entreat Nc 'aferty 10 ret OF ana 10
stay off md 10 J.; o.s' ride WattersOn
viii the stewards endure everything? Colone. sim
mons. Clarence Mcdowell. ard Victor smith are
very klnlhearte1 very E)1d-natured ana very pa
tieni Iuf these three patient men. When tAet
Judges az the Gravesenl track III M rose dp
In wrath against Mci'aferiys riding. The who.e
turf ought rise up in wrath against McConeriy :
riding.
once more Wniterson. ridden By McCafferty. was
the faVOrlte in the the turf at mile, the
sixth of the LAY Wattarson unplacel. &.
from DuCat. with TOP Gallant thirl
The C0n'y ls,1nl Jockey cub offers remarkably
varied interrsi inc and attractive programme Tor To-
days racing. with .arEc fields Of woh-known horses.