New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
MaCkintOSheS.

ioT tnIee-year-oldS IN style similar u thd' Vi
Floretta In the Amazon Stakes Pierre Lorllards
Liza was second in the May Stakes. and James
r. keene's Irish Reel had many supporters IN the
May Stakes. but she ran poorly and came IN four'h.
Floretta was a strong favoritc al odds on, and
Ridicule led the betting the Nay Stakes
OTHER RACING INCIDENTS.
David Gideon has repea ,ed;y told Griffin. the
Jockey. never to look around in race But
Jockeys with a mania for looking around become
abject slaves to that hideous vice III Grimm had
not stopped riding Pierre I.orard's Heresy In the
fifth race to look around after he had overtaken
Mclaughlins Premier in the homcstretch' he COULD
not have lost the race But his folly IN looking
around enabled Penn on Brisk get up and capture
the by a short head.
Sister Mary took the lead in good season in the
last race and had difficulty in securing hrst
money Stowaway ran second. and Patrcian thrd.
Captain T. was we'll up at the head of the home
stretch. where he boltcd
The starting was better than Wednesday.
Here is interesting talk with Pierre Lorillard
on racing affairs. which published in The
Herald yesterday:
The right Class Of men TO own racsnorsss ss ha
present conditions. They ready to race for each
others money. and under such circumstances the
can't make money under the old system they can
open series of guaranteed stakes which o VIII no,
cost them any money. each event Will MI 10 an
extent of over and above the guaranteed value as
mas monsS hy anG insure eds or they
arrange so tina; the original entrance money viii
came responsible. and let the starring money go
toward making the event valuable to the from
the English style OF racing. The way our selling
have been has oeen to see those in
authority institute fund With wf hsr 1en Value
profit from the selling at Newmarket, and t ms
selling instituted tina, Is common In sins
entered to be sold for say 100 one trequ s, ~
winner Of such race rt rvn up to the race
fund. which gets onehalf OF the surplus 700 con.
nSes S Mp or liar that he wished number Of
gentlemen could get together who bS wG nn% state OF
things will only produce modification OF 'nis ce
it will surely have good effect neeT Who have
spTung into existence OF late years never had ihs
ghes right to be in the i, sny csson or two
and become fulfledged owners. The result vas I'M h
han they uh hsd any 1ey eh to had to get
money dishonesty. because they 'a'e' 10
Mr.. Loriilards views echoed by most Of the ne
stables They sss% to o. d n se
individual value. and virtually events in when
The $50 SsTS START arf Mr oard
fact that apt attention Thus m ne s ,aa
win say he IN sa but pay he
in former in the habit OF put,ng s,n on
IA IN so'ns man starts horse in these guaranteed
stakes he Will. in actual fact get better pic
would on an average in the betting ring u"'e' ''e
0'a verv pertinent pungen, and effective paragraph
on Wa published on ne of sonnd sense
and frozen truth II Is as follows
QUALIFICATIONS OF 4 STARTER
.onlv persons with long perspective should be
auo,sd IN give advice or instruction these days.
II one is too painting IL ~ imposs'oe 10 zee
every fault and every touch of genius. so WIN
racing Those right in IL are unable 10 'eIi All
the good points and the bad ones about any Official
IL takes a man the outside. as 1t were. 10 s"i
what's what have WORD 10 say OF o ncmparl
refer particular starter asg re no and
calm deliberation. To start horses does nol ,e9u,
ers we have had in this country have been men o.
british Instincts, men with uncompromisins Jaw
TO let in the upper story-men used to being nahneu
without gloves and spared not or ihsr arter Of
horses is great man-born, not maze. l,Hr Wv
poet What Is wanted in starter ,b Il nnSv Im
pudent boys. Fine clothes and Fifth Avenue man
nsrs on b nnr nopS rS il he is wecher He
be honest RICH; here may be pardonei Tor ali.
nfsracine nor in any other officials OF racecourse
II is an overrated calling and uniil THIS year mas
been overpaid
SUMMARIES OF THE RACES
FIRST RAcE-special weights For hree-ye'rola NJ,
lies. So each. added. one ami one-S'n'ee"'h
"' "r'"" f.
nd 81 !" Mar "c or.s, 10, y
John Inn nal,'s b. : The nuuernies, ioa 49,,
g. l,'leneld rs en-. ssh'ia 80 100 "''""'
Won easily h, length ana - haif Twelve lengths he
tween Second and mira
SECOND RACE sls each 500 added selling allowance
sis fIlonRs
j. Mclaughlin y. g. w.ln.ers ~ Me, ;
j. COMFY 4 co''b q. fe''o'om 4 100 90
nlrnlon static. Jack u spade, ., 49," =, .
ia,i,sn:. ,,'o... '.'''''''. .,,L s,,I","
i lS:ts D. ioi 81 ,,'''' sS"S''o n 10
v.a ...u, ,y , ,,ns,1 and a half & length between
second and third.
ruinn n,cr-Tur AMAZON STAKES. ss@o, for
wo.,ear.old nnies 81, each or $50 II declared by
Aprl + 800 aeditionai starters 20 winner 81 800
to second horse 500 third horse 900: winners OF
a stake race to carry pounds extra ifa m"e'
As ss4;, "r IN ss F'Y'''"
A. II. & D. II. Norris b. f. Tende,ner, =.
oneck stable. en- T. Fascination, lii
BESSIE rr:xnn. , nSfss% 4 !;
hloome' i'' '''''''' Time o:.o.
Won easily by length. fcar lengths between second
and third
FOURTH RACE-MAy STAKES. $1,000 for three-year-
ods: $50 ,ach $50 II declared by Ap'ii L. SOD ad-
dtonal for starters: winner <I'o. TO second nurse
$500 third horse 800: the winner to he sofa al
auction Six furlongs
A.. H. g. d. II. Morriss br. T. Ridcule hy
! althOtas-i Lizzie Tabcf. io4 n tcai 100, q
penn SIS IL
| - - uItilenridi = 81 81
| e. Littlefeld. jr's. b. T. Bombazette. 02 . =,
| tKrefrb3 Id 81
Dish Reel. Io5 'oar. Io6's,.... hiam,,ion,n %
| sun ~. D.,
Mley. leo tear. i0D.........R. Dogs.@m,p"" !. .
Wnnto Carlo az Coyle, y 4O-1 l5-1
Jessie Tarsl ~. ................ ,sh"dyJ - =.
pow Wow 100 '.............. .UAmleyD o 40-1 ID
Time :1Js..
Won driving by a length and half; two lengths be-
| tween second third.
FIFTH RAcE-For -year-olds; &Io each N'" adoen'
selling allowances One-half mile
| A. H. & u. II. Morris's ch. c. Brisk by , .
| Springneld-Activc.
Loriiiard's b. T. Hercsy 1903 :ttirinn) % 81
o. ." ''''" q" T. iFinnegan,3 30 Io-l