New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
PITY REMARKS on RACING
LIVELY AND POINTED PARAGRAPHS IN THE
NEW YORK HERALD"


The Ncw-York Herald" is printing In its racing
articles AM racing notes many brilliant and on
tcr,aiu'ns comments on turf affairs. Here are
some Of those selected from The Herald OF yes
terday and the day before.
Icss, TarlI showed most marked reversal in
ailn T., do ANYTHING better than follow her neld
home Yesterday whom Mr.. siraus had backed her
sbe Sni b"e6 dSsci wrh the Kceley c1ire the
Gu,tcnburg elixir OF he. At any rate nothing was was
b baekei down from 10 to to to by those "in the
Young Mepernot, who rode stonene,s for some 3,r,
uncx palncd pulled the hlly up after ne nag
fc Tns Pn 9rr Pho aSb''y % %s ~ no start This
cNcus- regarded with suspicion by S'oheh'''eS
Another Of those strange and wonderful merry,
go-rounds IN form took pace IN N" MN rae WIZ
Laurel beat George Dixon in The mile ana tur-
long on Frldiy last. when u" TWO horses M,
everybody pung"l on Laurel lrst"T LAY, w"rn anrel
was backed down 20 - BY tho'e On tn~ nS, o
and won with "ase II anyo'iy can n rsrg ' he
where the public has chance IN sucn racing NJ
carico's rle on Rein was a mastery exhibition.
The horse was a rather bel ast at the start
The und"rtaNers were In ereat form yesterday
persons who witnessed IN" easy ar'ng jessie
Taral received N h"r on ior"ork rar" , .' Don,
Lar Form cuts a decidedly slight swain at the
A,,n- Max ulrsch had cashed in his commissions
on leslie Taral ne stood IN need OF wheeionrro"
rh~ i'nlertakcrs' Union at Brighton Is. growing
To, aJ.i.fi.naI stands plugged ". Il. and Billy ,
on. ii.I running too hard and IN" other, hccorl-
... ., r,r,fr1rk lore is running yet
.. tc.... T,r,l.. ur.vIon. appearance she did NOT
80, ., ,~, ,,-I Yesterday she came Oui ana
CO., De-, , h,ris,rl. margin Il IS a wise horse that
l,nv,. ,-h~n lfa owner money is down.
~, r,n,.f, ,yifh capturing the Eay Ridge race
h,r,s I'M. '-h.u men" have extended their opera
;.eus q, me Goncy Island steam roads. The army
90 ctupers carry shoveis ami pals as though des-
incl Tor an afternoons innocent recreation upon
IN. sands
- Uiiv : was try!ng In the last race, II was a
very poor enort AFTER being well backed for ,hr
nl,r. A. . 20 and even money. several OF the I'M
IN. ,,y, f,,infs Needless ~ say they kept the
mo, "a iguly finished With the also
a,r.i'. ,,ro --latest races ought 90 afford inter
cs.Inx .tul, f,r the brighton stewards Last Fri
uay She could not make George Dixon or Nlmir
gallon Yesterday she held Dixon safc every stride
~ ne route and could have beaten him ten open
lengths Canadian owners u the Dawes ScnooI ar"
NOT horserac.ng FAR from homo Tor thelr heaith
alone ,
Han the horses hat the newspapers report 20 %
carD-.s know A. much The men who WITH" ABOUT
th.r, salI A venerable. IDokmaker In the ring yes
,.ri,v I'll. gentleman is rlgni The horses ai-
,,a.r ~ kn.w ,nrn fhcy are running for he under
49, .,h.b ia NOR. th,n many ~ the scrlhes can
49,, ~. ,.r ain he ali of a powerful glass.
WbWr v.h, r,ie Laurel I'm me nfth race at
don In .choo.b1y fashion, and everybody CHARGED ner
n'.'' ~ an a., OK, 6o, ag,ins- MIN Yesterday
,.t ,.I.,, be = d, laurel Tor all the world Ike