New-York tribune., 1895-08-28
THE COMMENTS OF LOSER.
y EXPERTS VIEWS ON THE RACES A PREsEN

AN EXPERTS VIEWS on THE RACES a PREsEN-
TATIoN TO JOHN MANNING.
The second day Of the Sheepshead Bay meeting
caused many weary racegoers to assume tnat tired
feeling that invariably prevails when sure Things
prove .to be as uncertain as a weather predctoh
on the boats trains. trolleys and other modes OF
conveyances which racegoers patronize, the bettors
were firm in their belief that the card looked easy
ond that pickng winners like betting on the
Vale crew in a boat race. When the track was
reached many of the bettors were convinced that
If was a favortes day and prepared to separate
the LAYERS Of odds from their money.
II Is singular that bettors make 40 many ABSURD
mistakes about the amounts bet by them on
favorite Some of the leading layers of odds were
greatly surprised when many OF the men VINO bet
IN HANDSPRING declared that they did not bet one
half of the amounts credited to them. The CASHIERS
showed their books and memoranda to some or
the most unreasonable Of the bettors who dis
claimed all knowledge of betting any more than
nominal amounts on Handspring. After much time
and many arguments the principal cases were de-
ferred until some other day. Handspring Is re-
ported TO be extremely lame from the effects OF the
kick he received from his stable companion, ANom'
on Saturday. There were some SPICY peppery ar
euments about the Futurity after the race
Western form vndicated yesterday Ben
Brush the champion two-year-old of the west,
was defeated by Right Royal, an Eastern t"o-
ear-old maiden ridden by Hewitt. maiden
mount on Ben Brush. August Belmonts f1oretta
" ridden by Griffin also fell before Hewitts ana
Right Royals prowess. Hewitt Is stable boy IN
the Blemton stables, and was recommended by A.
j. Joyner to j. W. Rogers to ride Right Royal.
The result Of the dazed Eugene Leigh. Ed
Brown Joyner. Rogers. Hewitt and the bettors
who accepted to on Ben Brush IT is now IN
order for J. W. Rogers to issue challenge TOT a
81 900 sweepstakes. and offer to race against any
of the Western two ycar-olds whose owners desire
hsu at
tons Some Of the Western Jockeys. whose fame
as expert jockeys has been widely heraideh' are
not above the average Brighton Beach standard.
There was more grumbling about the riding IN
the nth race than has been heard since the racing
season began. According TO the bettors opinions
every horse in the race should have won except
Emma c. The results Of yesterdays races estab-
lsh the fact that the Western jockeys have much
to learn at Sheepshead Bay.
William x. Vanderbilt intends TO breed hack
neys, trotters. tobs and some thoroughbreds on "a
stock farm In France. Here are some OF the Ameri-
can mares that were purchased from Pierre Loril-
lard to stock Mr. Vanderbilts farm In France,
providing they pass the Government inspectors.
| There are stringent laws In France that prevent
| ANYBODY from breeding either unsound stations or
| mares in that country: Gretna. Cleoa, Pavanne.
Donka Tdico. Kitty Koeber. Vestivali, Sophronia,
Daisy Ponchartrain. Courisaude. Blush Gencoyne.
Ooah and Belle Phoebe. The mares are TO De
shipped some time month
| John Manning. who is extremely popular with tho
members of the Coney Island Jockey Club re-
ceved present OF magnificent watch, 10 replace
the one which ne lost when the kockianu dt, Lahe %
| Hotel was burned last week j. H. BRADFORD. VINO
was chosen present the timepiece. startied Man
ming by saying The me9sfs af 81 Service he cD but are
cent events confirm them In the belef mat you
! require Watching. ,,., -
| Manning turned white as he asked: What am
suspected Off" Mr. Bradford replied; "Oi no not
| Knowing the time" and he handed him me watch,
which. to Mannings expression "parayzed
! him" , l., ., .orL
Milton Young, who IS known as the Blue ,,i, Grass
philosopher SAYS t LOOKS a. pa'hs hSws d
iivered in Illinois and New-Jersey.. There are many
we@ny men no, w9o or the Gcuy in
curing trainers. Only the highest CLASS OF year
nss w who have entered into the business hastily
without sufficient capital 10 keep up WIN me times
are likely TO have hard row 10 noe io' '"o Vi
singular q %Ry my Tssass wats ha cFsafns ssss
reports about racing asips for ne ae2vIces OF
AHg"st sceand Esm2n Is to r"n his horses furnishes
theme for of the uptown turf 9i gV,sps & AZ, ~
ON V.ea axrctement Incidental to training Futury win
ners and viii train the Belmont horses that race III
ms hucust Belmont in all probability Will ship at
least iye horses to England an wnen tne n,b thn
b,ui,uns uanv influential horscowners and racegoers in
emaraI desire that discretionary powers be given
- ,he starter when such villanously acting horses
as & Eey ,nt-e Df the chances Of opponents by
hnir antics at post, ten minutes should De al
nsd rnd hem and at The expiration OF that time limit
| ~" crazy uncomfortable horses snould take Heif
cho ci,e nces Of Icing left at the post, ,,..-a,. ~
Last years Futurity winner Inc buteres' ,s c WE
innnnf,i comedy of the same name IN when tharies
Erohmans star John Drew had made such hit IN,
r hafore Mr. Gideon did this out or compilHeht
10 chare4 Frohman between who' Thls s"1 wear Mr
uuideon wishes again to Identify his fuiuIiy VIII VIII,
ner ReauItal with the stage ana paIteuni n WIN in
~ NJ nrnmsrs 10 be another Frohinan success ne
Nar moi trust Requital before the footngnts or J.,
II probable that he would ena .ne f 'rhn snortng
Grimm TOT unr M ~ Music Thursday MA