New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-07

'-e " ,ac tina, horsc-owners forget Many
useful horses have been sod oui o; inc MOTIFS w..
in the past and nearly every horse raceo pl -.
rises is placed on The sale list when the s'"''' ~ e
the years campaign - =, cue, an I'm
LIMOS won the Manhanset stakes III SUI" a" m
,ss,vo manner that some Of the trainers peil''e
that he ranks in the iirsi flight OF the '"'-'s
olds which have appeared this year r,a,,
Tho race for the brooklyn Handicap on THURSDAY
vas talked about h. nearly everybody al the truck
Taral received many glowing WORDS OF P'a'sc ~
his supsriat.ve skill and judgment in lyamg or
Walter a winner james g. Iiaggin was al 'ne
track Mr.. Hargin says: The excitement anu p''h'
ure derived from attending the races dement, NE
more than all the mencine that nave ''h'' '
last January
There were some dccaulting bettors at the track
on Thursday who reapcd "A rich harvest by posing
as ayors-of-olis ,.2cegocrs whQ Det I'm ,hrse
men lay longer odds and accept money rom strans-
crs deserve no sympathy. The members OF tne
club in the lapes OF their coats for the first time
yesterday. The members of the club ocsup,ei p" 6
in the nclosurc agreed upon before the races W.
Robert PInkcrton is materially aiding In elsvating
racing by stopping many undesirable persons d.
The racing was not of a high standard OF eX-
cc,lencc. There has been altogether too Hluch
''monkcy!ng' with alleged starting machines. An
dismal failure in starting he last II IL said
that the starter has been Instructed not 70 use
the post. II this Is 50. It is fully ridiculous ~
n
starter should have absolute coniI yer the JOG
eys and De armcl VITA a dou9le-5arr'ed sno's"n
lain n az s S R%Sosn dbedsni apologies
that classci - jockeys and licensed TO roe on
the Jockey club tracks There ar eighteen dlhtr'ht
kinds Of starting machines patented. and there are
at least one hundred machines upon wnich patents
have been applied for. Hence II Is likely 10 pe
gy"5 70 The persons mo pay s. 10 scc sarts male
with the horses scattered all over the track. with
at least MY yards separating the leader from
Nine horses to the post in the first race. AMI
Buckwd. AT - against him. was the med um OF
played and "A select contingent freely on Iustre
Irish Reel had few scattering supporters who ac-
her beng in the first three ~ tie finish. The
was started with the Clark lining up machine ana
this start was succese. HE every starr tnit mas
been made with 1t since This ma ;hlne MS beon III
use use Lns,re -h9' out IN ;hr le4 ~ ana ireen
way VINO STOPPED at The end OF quarter 81 ,s.
| and gave way 10 Sir Francis. Iustre retained NE
lead until the turn for home was maze "neh nam,
! ilton took her wide. which permitted keeic IN
| into the lead Half way down the stretch i.istre
fell back beaten. AMI Sir Francis made pay 10
! the finish and Irish Reel Won from him all out by
length and half Buckwa got up in time 10 nip
'' The raladn. by Ten Drocck s;arci in the fret
rae ana soms hn1eeni !a', s0ers ost on nv a.
dns should have his name changed at once in order
protect racegocrs VINO are not familiar
! with peigrces. Tnerc are altogether TOO many
horses with numera attachments 20 their names
In the second race six horses went 70 the post ana
| the wis"acres Selected Raw $ az their crinInmc.
Somebody must have injected some yeast INTO ne
form OF Ray ;. to make him rise 50 higH IN ne
track Dorian. August Belmonrs god brick, Was
| second choice. but was carefully avoided ny s..ne
on Phil.p ! Dwyers f'ntr,can for placr Lake
shore. wn" IS evidently nckeip ate coi2'n had a
on Aurellan because they believed mat - l~arl tho
once champion pedestrian was e r.le hin Noley,
MaiSr S0p m5s W ar Ao far s' c T d5a sf
1 hts ii az
tho lead on runerance until tho urn for 'ie hnisn
was made. when Dogsett gave pnir'c.an hia head
ana came away from ne nc!i Ike reporter who
| ,ion Griffin, on Dorian. made his effort In the last
fugiong and nraVciy managed 10 wresi the lace
was fourth. Ray :. was nfth snd Aurclsn. win the
| Jockey who should be pedestrian. was last
Tor The The Ma1hSnset stakes. $, nar,hoiomeH, who
is by ST, blslse or' Of 81 hrlisct' by 81 siinon
volume OF money that was placed on him ~ the
S Tdvn who nysTroy ek If "P ~esa ,h"y
Club pinned their fam 70 MAJ. Dyrnc-. AID 70 his
A Arb With both fcci to use track pSrS.e at
to l. Lithos was well supported al g ~ n
retnue OF believers In the axiom That Title OF
good thing Eoes great Way ana hencc , ionr
The start was not good one. Arouchle had a
length the best Of IT,. but fAiho- ou,run him ana
chase the remainder Of the distance az I.ihos
R!S f p Gi S tSS s1T T ~aiS S TTS
and Snlvado for The place. Taral on tho latter
ens1ed. in which McCancriy gave remsrkablc
exhibition OF his ABILITY TO finish. as ne landed
Who was Beautifully RIDDEN BY Tsrsi 80
81. Bartholomew attempted 70 bo, At the turn for
tircI. as he iwciled In nis stride and was slow 10
eaihsr himself as he SPRAYED percep,ibiy after
IN he Paichosuen stake. the ~, e,ot tors bad n
every horse in the hal supporter Ia the bct-
fns Te g49 H se sf Ina s a@a M @
Oh tho turf placed their confidence ana their moncJ
they believed were liberal oids. bnrhr'ne "aa
greatly admired hy the Gurcnburg and NC aneriy
crowd and they were well Satisfied Nuih : 20
against him. Every waiter IN New ork sent a
So'nmss!on TO be pac.l on llanwcl. am Grimm .
steady demand n 10 Paadin .bo recently wa.
running unpiaced In the all s.A!.et Of The Morn"
tors at ne ratio Of TO J. Sherlock with lAnl"y
The race Is easily described. llammen took tho
lead from the fall Of tho nag. and kept r. until the
hei was straighiened out for the run in while Shor
lock in second place Then Gotham was IN front
Tor few stTi6es but he was 9icky passed by both
in the order named. Gotham was third. by leng. h
from Buckrene.
In the nth August Belmonrs Margrave had
an easy victory. He 10 i-On favorte IN tho
betting Hamilton H. with Doggett up was at to !.
and lnermission. with Clayton In the saddle. was
heavily played at to by shrewd irttors. who
believed the Morris hlly would repeat the successs
OF the other rejected once from the Morris stable
Margrave took the lead from ths fall Of tho flag
and was never headed. winning easily 10y a length
front OF Internisslon who finished third Intermls-
sion was lnierfercd with three times In the race.
Tho stewards should punish foul riGins ~hcnevcr
- II occurs. no matter who H. guilty
The last race farce comedy at tho post.
with mechanical appliances that disguised the spec
iators. ruined the chances OF many OF the horses
, In the race. and finally resulted IN about the
wort start made this year a dozen or more
crowd in anything but good humor; Dorm tor was
, the favOrite throughout the betting. and Vosod
I with 10 3 ~ the hest odds against his chances
|, The other horses ranged from to r. to In the
betting wnen the signal finally given Dormi-
tor was in the cad. with the field strung out be-
hind him He had no trouble In keeping IN the
front rank, and won ho pleased at tho finish
with Set Fas, second and Azure third. TIE rae
travesty sport and should have been
, divided into two races. II Is impossible To pas
over such long delay ceused by such large
field on the narrow backsretch Of the Brooklyn
: track.