New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04

Of Navarro. Glenmoyne and Merry Monarch The
Of Navarro with astonishing freedom. Perhaps
they thought he had gone stale or that his bad
that little Harry Jones could not ride him ad-
vantage. But all little Harry Jones had to do
and won he liked. He outclasses Glenmoyne and
Merry Monarch. The time was very fast-1:26 2-5
Pierre I,oriliards Annisette first choice in the
G "f es suaranesd value Te & peca
weight conditions, although she had been coughing
race If Doggett. the weil-backed California, from
the Oneck stable. had not outridden Hamilton, VINO
was on Annisette. California just barely caught
Annisette in the last stride and beat her on the
post by head. This wholly due TO the fact
Annisette was the better ly in his race APPLAUSE
was third. two lengths behind Annisette Gutta
100 pounds, while mos, Of the others had only, lO7
Ma Snsn the ssd ns Whit we9pn rr
ridden by Rein. and ran miserably. SO did j. r.
McDonalds good-looklng Lulu FLY. who won race
DSEgett is riding in his best form Just now and
Sir Excess, at % to 3 on. had many pounds In
hand when he crossed the line In the third race.
the conditions of which put only 100 pounds on his
back. while ST. Maxim was compelled to carry lO7-
not 100 as the official programme incorrectly had T.
Sims however. had few pounds oyerweight on Sir
night, while ST. Maxim seems TO have deteriorated
-, Mr. Vosburgh has made many excellent handicaps
this year especially at this meeting. but when ne
put only L" pounds on pucat in the fourth race ne
cunningly been running Ducat In selling races, but
hos Of = 1Sa no M IN Gg b the onr
race with ridiculous ease. while Roller got second
the SRf race M%S Td' not display nearly
much speed as when he was good SECOND TO- Fer
was third choice in the betting TO Cactus and Copy
right but was unplaced Copyright quickly took the
when Doggett sent Cactus to the front Copyright
was second and Marshall third, ,.
The mile was run in 40. 1t hot afternoon
With little breeze and a fast track. so the eondi-
hla for IA
California and Annisette took lo2 25 to run five fur
In the hurdle race there was tremendous Tip
on Miles Standish, lie was backed down from 10 TO
finish although he carried iS5 pounds TO 1875 on Miles
Standish, who came In second. Rover. the favorte
Racegoers stlll taking about the queer freaks
OF Lbertine and Logan and are expressing much
The running OF these two horses has been ia
ertne ran unplacei June q the race was won
by an nf 6 on ogsd c E9yh fpd RnS TnS h
McCanerty and hts friends were backing Rough
ferty is very intimate with the owners Of Iiber,ine.
on Monday McCanerjys horse Yemcn was al ~!
Reiff McCafferty. it Is understood. told MS friends
that he was backing Yemen. and had Yemen tickets
70 know how many Lib.rtne tickets he or his
Snds nay o nHs no fr s T 4P g g@
pe,ent men. are eyer sent 20 explore the profound,
probably discover just many queer quaint things
as any diver ever sent down into ,ropca! waters
has al any time discovered crawling about Tia
And Logan TOO. Rut, pshaw what's the use OF
Nothing Will ever induce the stewards to look into
Perhaps the stewards are too busy They have
to decide fouls seen or unseen and they have to
give incomprehensible rulings as 10 steeple chasers
course BY the way. Mr.. Lynch who rode Rod
man in that woful trovesty Of steeplcchase on
Saturday. has been fined s.. on the charge that
he went ont OF the course II IS reported that
Lynch is ready to make aHldavit that he never
went OF the course at all II he carclessly and
stupidity went ont ~ the course without knowing
It thereby bringing disaster 70 all ~ Rodmans
many hackers. he deserved n iar heavier p"naity
than paltry fine Of 81 Taral. the most popular
ard most snccessfI 70 )oGEry wac heca m
the starter became offended with w. That wac
most arbitrary ana N s Hfo e
efforts 10 prevent n bolt Lynch would deserve no
a1dab b f the hoes am f Ro
mans hackers. he deserved a far more severe pen
course Intentionally. ana with a purpose 10 de-
fraud. Of course he deserved 10 be ruled on for
II the stewards too busy TO watch me rec rec
ords and performances Of horses Why don they
nothing TO DO now except 20 decide in what order
the horses cross the nnish line Ihcy near no com
back or dsqualify horses They merely place the
nower Witch the stewards hold II would be
excellent plan then. for the stewards TO ask the
judges to study every morning and every evening
the running OF the horses, as reported IN Gooh-
wins "Oficial Turf Guide" in the daily newspa,
pers and In that compact compiiar ton called
could then report 20 the stewards any nconslstcnt
The stewards are too dignined. austcre majestic
and stately to pay any attention TO what the news
But possibly they might listen 10 tho Judges
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-Pcnai,ies and allowance. Seven turions-
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