New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-04
roupbed u The sale will be continued tou"''
Here re some OF the lots sold and the prices
TALK AMONG TURFMEN.

THEIR COMMENTS on RACING INCIDENTS.
Ondavs generally result in a harvest for the lay
ers-of-o odds. Yesterday was no exception 10 the
rule Mac Briggs was the only favorite to reward
tho hottors nv winning Griffin, who Is the
favorite Jockey Of many Of the betors assisted IN
the general Generalization by landing Hurlingham
winner In the second
Even the race for threc-year-old niadens. that
was looked upon n veritable "cinch Tor Lahs-
dale proved a dcluson and snare both to the
wise and the unwse. This was given to pro-
mote long distance racing and as Lansdale was
tipped all over the track four miller. the TAX
crs OF odds fell heavily.
Then there the at milo in whch
Emma c. and Helen Nichols were pounded. to use
a track expression, until they were knocked out OF
shape. Emma c. with Taral up closed at 10 to
on in the betting Helen Nichols was firm. at
to 3 while some layers quoted 10 to against ha'"-
ampton Nobody seemed TO know anything ABOUT
Robert Smith who had tho mount on Bathafnptoh'
Some persons thought he was an exercising boy anu
paid no attention to Bathampton The race furnished
wiseacres with genuine surprise. as Smith rode IL
magnificent race. Judging the pace to nicely
When squared away for the run in he won crew
erly by lengths at the finish Robert Smi'h Is
really one of the bes, known Jockeys west of the
Mississippi River He is thorough horseman
Like John j. McCanerty. Smith has trained his
own stable. and has done his own riding. Marcus
DAILY secured his services in Montana. and sent MN
East ride the horses trained by Matthew byrnes
Smith cated at his success in his first race
In the East. and he warmly congratulated ny
the horsemen from the Pacific slope who have seen
him ride races Samuel Doggett shook hands with
him. The two were chums in the West before Dog
geit gained celebrity rider.
There was much ado when Eau Galiie and Ban
quet won in England. Imported horses nave
won several races in this nclghborhood since the
racing season opened. but. strange to relate no.
body said much about their Victories.
may
The thoroughbred yearl!ngs bred by him are not 10
be sold this season. owing to the depressed market
and the low prices ~ this seasons ycarling sales
Mr.. Cassatts return to the turf az b" does fetufm
will help TO MI some OF the races. and In "A ie"
years mlle-and-a quarter races for ihree-y'ar-oh
maidens are likely TO have As many a. four entries.
Ramapo's injury Is not Nkely - be permanent.
Tho injury was caused by his jumping on a stone
in his trial for the Suburban Handicap THIS stone
bruised hts heel on account Of the sal" 81 The
Gideon a Daily horses :; deemed advisable -
start Ramipo In races To- "ho" wh't ". o,a.i 90
and 10 give prospective buyers an opportunity ID
Judge MS class when pii,ed against the hAhd'c'p
Eiwari IL Garrison was much in evidence AZ tho
racetrack yesterday. The stewards Of thr JOCKEY
club gave him a Jockeys license and IN" ono"
champion Jockey will ride Sister Mary In the s"'-
Colonel Daniel Burns was greatly di'appoi,nn,e,ii
AZ the running Of I.ovdal In ne .'-i rae, E
Nact rrtars ali no, run straight Yesterday Hc
swerved toward IN. rail. AMI N required al oi
Reins energy and skin to prevent him rom ioN'-
ing Premier.
The alertncss Of tho stewards and tho fate OF
Ovcrton have caused much comment IN the Pa
dock. The Jockeys thoroughly aroused ~ N'
revocation Of "A license means the loss ~ o'rulh-
lion and a menial position In some outlaw stable
Some Of the plungers from the outlaw uachs
etartle the mo1era" bctiors by me nonch"'"h' way
in which they make SO" bets . o,,
John chamhern and Colonel Thomas T. 'cnl-
tree sat together I'm the clubhouse balcony MI,
Chamhcrlin f. enthusiastic over the prosper or
oncninc Inc Chamiorlin Hotel AZ Fortress Monroe
IN Eovcmber MIR Chamh,rin says II Will be the
rre,fcsi hotel In the world and he intends 10
serve his guests with viands that VIII ~ az 'a'"
.s winning TIPS at A racetrack are
Louis Klttson. the Erdenhcim farmer was al W. ,nr
track He predicted an enormous potato crop Mt.
tlttson usually visits the racctracks only once
wear hut his numerous friends have reason To re-
member his visits with qualification and delight