New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

WHAT TTRFMEN TALK ABOUT

! Won IL drive by neck. twJ lengths hctHeen second
WHAT TURFMEN TALK ABOUT.
THEIR COMMENTS on THE CONTESTS AND THE
OUTLOOK
Some thousands OF lovers Of racing swcterci a:
the Graveseni track yesterday. There was the
slightest of the breeze that cheerel ami
cooled the racegoers Thursday on the
trary. the few faint zephyrs Of the afternoon
from the direction Of Brooklyn and this city. and
If anything. added TO. rather than relieved the SAT
fer!ngs OF he spectators.
| John McCanerty in unpleasant frame OF
mind The ever-busy tongues Of jealous trainers
/ caused report BE- spread abroad indusirious.v
| that Apologize was four-yelr-oi. lntelg@n.
| horsemen laughed at the suggestion. consequently
| the scandal mongers dropped year. AM asserted
that the colt a thrce-y sar-oil 50 persssten,y
was the report spread that the Jockey cub de-
cided TO put an end 10 the idle veterinary
surgeon was selected examine Appleeate. He said
! tina; the colt was undoubtedly two-year-oi. Tbs
| certainly should put end to sucn absurd runors
When anybody makes such serious allegations on
the turf and. after investigation these ru-n'rs
are proved 10 be groundless the Jockey Club shoui
| innict heavy fine.
| Several members OF the Assembly Committee on
| Codes and the Committee on Cities were at ih@
| track As majority of the legislators were from
country districts. racing was revelation - 'h"n
All Of them wee highly pleased with what they
| witnessed and enjoyed themselves thoroughly. IN
| spite OF the intense hegt.
Taral was unable TO ride yesterday. lie WIS
sung BY a venomous insect over the right eye yes
,erday morning This caused both eyes 10 become
so swollen and innamed that he was unable 70 open
| them Later reports say that the inflammation Is
! rapidly subsding.
1t was reported abou; the paddock that in the
future all overnight purses for selling races VIII
| be reduced 10 stpp
Reports were rife that some spectators have faiicl
TO nav their obligations 10 layers OF odds Under
the new order OF affairs the turf both layers and
takers Of odds are supposed . be able to take care
OF themselves
The lamentable lack Of competent jockey causes
owners 10 nutter in unDrintao ole language. Is usi
at present Griffin AMI Dosgett divided the cara yes
,criay Griffin won three races. while Doggeit won
two OF the six
John Lamley won the sixth race. Lamiey looked
gaunt and haggard when he mounted kisbern IN me
second race. lie was weak mat he staggerei
under the weigh, OF his saddle ana '.aos after the
race Lanlcy Is TO take .ong rest and attempt 10
regain his health.
The call scarlet" Of the Morris stab.s reappcarel
yesterday. Mirage Iniermission and Pr'f were III"
candidates from the Morris staDis. but they iaLel
In me }rst race iazzarone was the favor''o with
Patrican heavily paysl 7esonG cho,,e y, 81, a.,
finish Sister Mary and stephen }. cu; out ne
re rae and az mol last much more than haf
mile al the pac. by the leaders Dosec' on
on even tefmS KY, ho.fen when pogreti rnadc play
with Patrician and Ia a wel-;imcd rush ne pissr1
MS opponents casy ana Won S.@ybsfS ~ o
ISns'h b,f i' ienei he for The T place ~" ~
I'm the the second race at mile, for maidens eight
each Aprll Foo! was the iayori,e a, even money
Mirage Mira and King Mcnacl divided me horrors Of sre
their Grimm on Ar5i Foo ,I per%i wsi
Mirage and nsSds6y to fad m, S fon nf sna won IN
an easy drive by length from Mirage. who WAC
'e TEe feature OF me programme was the fremont
Stakes for two.ycaroaf c SIX ,6 f. T5rtc
With Thanksgiving warm second choice Eeinsfe
had many supporters me race wa yer ,,neI
S9f ,be ntoTircncc y other horses in the stretch
The hag fell TO espa' Handsprns ana Refuge
srech Was reached when she tirsd ana hrfuseS
him on 70 The inner ra orr ngre'S on Ha2dsbrns
Wh his usual alcrtness was quick to take ad;
Of the mshsp b to ARRESTS speed and kp
him to his work with heel and whip, snlichlng tile
ei9ry IN he las, sraS from e hrSsf for ' h Place
hsT much tax ah9ai the race n Of the
spectators expected that the jockey who caused the
eestabshed himself in the good opinions
Of his owners b. his brilliant peiiormnance In ,ne
Boulevard Handicap for thrcey sar,ods ne o., ran an
iifigh, Phcebus by a half length Sir Gaiahad
Krqniiai Was PLAYED s.consy 20 win IN me INC
NTH race. and carried > heavy comnission FOR ms
owners. TO capita! start with Nantucket, tne
hrst TO break from line. tho field buncaed for
three furlongs. when Griffin sci sal with he "a
yorltc and took the lead followed by Shakespeare
GRIM had the race In hand al he way shrolsh
the stretch, and easily n the finish by n
length from Shakespeare Patrol was third ten
lengths away. The remainder OF the beid was
beaten off.
Prig Chiswck. Adebert and Manchester were
| AL backed win the last race. Prig Chswicx
/ and Factotum fought 1t out until the stretch
was reached, when Manchester Joined issue with
| the leaders In driving finish. Manchester got
| ur In time to defeat Prig by head at the finish
| with Chiswck third. two lengths behind.
| Kentucky breeders sometimes a little Pc
cuiar When the racing outlook in this neghbor-
| hood was dark and gloomy. ard the Chicago
| racing clubs endeavored monopolze the racing
in this country, several breeders In Kentucky De.
cided TO sell their youngsters in Chicago Now that
the chances for racing In Chicago grow less every
| day there is stampede among the breeders 10
| sell their yearlings In this city. Many important
sales are 10 be advertised in the near future