New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-01

Matt Byrnes at the post in the last race; do Mr.
Rowe? More than tS haze S,e made p against
T sn1.' the s foremost jockey in America and by far
the most trustworthy. And Tara is the most popa-
%6r,Sy T an has been riding for
who once made complaint against your arsinsi
TSn b Ss be- has ana ben riding f for K
engaged to tide for Marcus C D9y nsf Sf
Marcus Days colt Matt Byrnes at the post both
on Tuesday snd ON ssrs to rara on
occasions. and by his complaints against lara ,, s
has 0 iS aDGt Se snG D popua
In America Taral said YESTERDAY una, b NE 40 mn
fairly SO many times that he had lost heart, and
did not bee Sa that RH ne bS SHp the s nag
Do Rowes closest friends really think that hGw 1--WE
has nysraDy I TREATED snira ra arne wn and
they do they are queer lot heavily both on Tuesday
and on Thursdsy and 70 give him so bad Oo start art
both days that he had no chance was Mioi have
ample reason for serious complaint to the JOCKEY e
Club in this matter This is grave scahaa; t Mhoib
on Tuesday and on Thursday when Il is standing
joke on the tyrf that s certain weKh0"" JOCKEY
The Jockey Club certainly ought to have enter,
Bss6 s0 Ssst Ses awe ss viii
all jockeys alike II starting mashine WIN bnn nu,
Starter Who win dea. out exact and even justice TO
all Jockeys alike That has not been done on IA so nnt
persstently and purposey and at all times conceal
least Of the actual truth about some seme
icy nj in hoods at Morris Park Is a mar 5Se
OF their bones The condition of the track caused
Of but a the of sass
thoroughly satisfactory. the contests wouiu nav ,
ges Hsh pr and Rese and unseh
admrer of healthy sport always ro11ices 90 se Res
noHts brother won the first race with q, Brandy ad
| md, nipa
easily He was well backed, and SO was conan CONAN
R put Tasf faso G@ n SIR Bxon E
straight and place. Sir DIXON ir ran thiro' ->o
Patrol was at odds on. and took first prize at his
leisure. without hurry or hustle ..,., roo wn,ch
was G'i at mile Both his hind legs we're wrapped in
thick bandages ana he seemed 10 Imp for about
rive furongs. but had no speed in the homestretch;
The % OF 9e es led oT o.
the journey, but Mr. Bemonts Lightly I wsis9,r r
long and got first honors easily ~ r,,vsa with
Prince lIen Def Merry Prince Palmer.ton and Ham!,
ton II in the Champagne Stakes he ran me seT YIN
darred o y POUNDS aa u to Ito on Prince Lief who
| second. -, ,,x. p.os ,,,coro,slv
in order to defeat Derfargila in the nth race
The stewards Of this meeting ought not S 10 aow
Club ought prevent his running next year, ana
In all future year. s Monaco has no self
respect and horses entirely devoid OF set-respec'
| eNcluCeQ
SUMMARIES OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RAcE-Handicap for three-yearoids purse 5000
The Wiihers mile
Sc Rs''in 81.
HP Be.mon: Oh; P;nn Ne c;i;c By -, Ls
Lcsl. Oh, Monaco ,s ;SS Gear =,
J. RUPERT j. s. ''' ''''-' REM IL: -
Phoecus. 81 ................... (Maher lo-l Al
easily by neck; head between second and third
SECOND RACE-Handicap for twoyear-oids; 5000.
Six furlongs Eclipse course.
stable. 9; Patrol BY y kIns 10 u
A. 'f Il '' D. r. Mor S nisfTnisso1;
A. iO Sias;cns br cssset,e, io ;l6osssi3 81 j
Forum igs iennets} III ii
Con Mo'o' "''''''''rIii me.i:ii ~. Nes'e'V
Won easily by length and half two lengths between
second and third.
THIRD RAcE-Handicap purse 500. The withers mile.
Blem,on stables b. 6 Refugee. by Exile,
prsaiaess siibie's b. m. aedemer e.. 4 no
J. E. McDonald's CHI h. Rubieon ,t I ll7
Ia%pis6,er g. lo7 .dlcIefinsl il
nombaae;'e sS .......'....'.'o l s,21 Il -
Won handly by half length; two lengths between
second and third.
| FOURTH RACE-The twenty-ninth running the
CHAMPAGNE STAKES. for two-year-ods; value
$1,000. Last furongs withers
Special weight conditions
NJ. F. DIVERS b. o c Ben Brush by BAN
S' McEief4nds en- 5o Prime. Lei 'S.' out
Blernton Stables oh. Merry Prince Xxx; 9
Palmerston 1o5 Gear 1Oo...... Dosset,jo 90 d
h'"'"'0" H. Time-ii:2iis, '''''
Won easily by half length three lengths between
| second and third.