New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE IsoA-TwEvE

cerned over poor starts Lazzarone was extremely
Ihn e ES IN r1 the race He vas nterfered with at
oyer Doggett delayed making his far long
two strides. when Gideon & DAYS Mr. Jingle got
up ana saeieated her by a head. Peacemaker
not run brilliantly. although Taral rode him we'll Ell
ne e.i came IN ;onrth; with Lazzaronc nfth.
HlIN on * Day dil not haV- cen on Mr. Jing.e
IN suburban Day hey put $500 on him In in
Peacemaker, Sir Excess ana others YESTERDAY even
w,on MS ms nsht weight Of ninc y-c'gh pounds OnJ
ing ing rhot PAID So 90 s. The holder OF ;nat
n the Ncw-Yors and iirookyn,' JOCKEY Ssubs had
attempted - race a Morris Park Yesterday. in
would have had an extremely unucky Fourth y
JuN. Ihe PROGRAMMES which they issued before
T. their terms announced jaat they would Eve
$1S0oo in stakes ana purses If hey hal carried
nous The profits Of the Coney Island jockey cub.
r n h, Gg Beaeh as IT'S ony cGmpetor e
much smaller than had been anticipated. II there
n nad been racing at Norris Park Sheepshead Bay
one OF the racing associations would have .og;
YOU'D have been much larger taan a, sheepshcad
Sir Walter set the pace in The fourth race in bold
ana gallant style. Doggeti rode him admirably He
was compelled To use the whip freely Sir Walter
In the homes,retch 10 prevent Banquet from passing
Sir Walter. but the game little fellow answered
no6y; Sir Walter won by length. Banquet second
ite hut both Sir Waiter ana Roche We're backei
very Freely. The victory OF pucky. heroic Sir Wal
ter was highly popular
In the first racc a handicap ut mile and half
on the grass. the favorit". 81 Michael. well ridden
by Taral. led all the way Long Beach came I'm
second and Chief Justice third Sport dil not Ike
MS steepechase weight of li7 pounds and after suk
ing for time far in the rear OF the field. stopped
entirely When Doggett piled the whip. Sport tried
10 unSeAt him. DOggett could not force him
on. and finally trotted him back wfhoU, finishing
the
This Spor, IS the horse which defeated Don tlonzo
az even weights. because Sims. who had ridden
sport ana knew how suky brute hc was un-
wisely pulled Don Aonzo back instead Of sending
RIM along at a pace which would have made Sport
In the second race Byron McClelland's fast colt
Cesarion was the favorite az odds lie away
from the others as If they were hObhcd. w II.
toroess SilVic was second ana Jessie Taral was
third
Tom Skdmore the favorlte. won the selling race
at a mile. Daily America second In this John
I.amiy did some odd riding on Chattanooga Just
nave been second. Chattanooga ran second TO Arab
a few DAYS ago. but some Of the bookmakcrs yes
ter'iaN seemed to think there lt;le danger
OF Chattanooga running second in this race. and
perSiStenuN ana industrOusy laid l. to J straight
and . TO for place against Chattanooga
The stecplechase was fully unsaVory ana III |
smelling as its predecessors The rider of Ecalte |
the faYorite. who had been tipped and "touted" |
50 extensively, and given ont - many people as
sur thing. that grave suspicious might natural |
~ be excited succeeded I'm slipping from Ecarte |
4 green rider mot Lynch on Frederick Geb- |
hards Rodman. He fell. Old -. John. winner of |
the hurdle race on Monday. captured this farce.
These SttepleChaSes smell to heaven.