New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

horse IN fail 70 sst place because ssn he
ride sdG Sm esS s sy a e ss horse
at the distance capture the s sscG ,Sa
Tass eosls give unfair
ss race hs ma Jsss Sf 81
Of odds generous enouE n s p nes
IN the ~ Zephyr Stakes with the extremely unpopular
and generally disked colors of John j. ccai.eIIy
colors q Marcus DAILY We're in slow and boiling
and tardy third pos:tion and the ex1ssmsy poP
were not paced at all. .,o, sow
Here were some of the other things that they saw
TIE Commoner was second in the suburban. ana
ran brilliantly then Yesterday in the Coney Island
M ne nd vass of om illus
rated in that same Coney Island Handicap wn nf
Vosburgh, put only 10 pounds on Hanwel That
was rdiculously light weight to put on hanwei H.
the betting II his had been sent out IN the Isl
of probable starters on Friday evening bu add ha
starter. he was almost entirely overlooked In The
betting, He was ridden by Griffin and won the
Some has been fooling the handcapPer Tnsy
iously he would not have let Hanwell In the Cohey
Mr.. Belmont will sail for England on "Wednesday
or the ne Jockey ne c"b Mr. vCsbu
too simple and altogether too easily fooled ,oo,,,
IN D whch Hanwe walked with
this handicap With long odds rs asanst h the limits
Of Kings County rushed franticaly from the track
tea ring their hair and swearing great obths t"a'
they would never visit a racetrack again.
THE WHEELS THE THING.
Everv one Of these people will forswear racing
and take to bicycling. And the change will be
wise one for all of them and for everybody else
Ship ali the running horses TO England or Austraa
or Cape Town and put bicycles in place or them ali.
The change will be wholesome and welcome Let
all jockeys become trick bicycle riders ana et il
the layers-of- odds become instructors IN pc!cie
EN- d FOR may be found by long
research in which 1t is recorded that certain y1uhs
until their boards grown This verse does not not
apply to the Boards of Brooklyn They are ,b run
seidIng jefferson won a race Thursday and an
other yesterday, and the betting was lively on g3.n
SON The Boards Of Brooklyn were not born yes we
day. and like King David who put the P ps PRess
drew harsh harrows Of torment over ne proS'ra'e
illusion won race at Gravesend on June IS Yes
terday he ran in the last and he ran so badly S
G eiaS rne to answer some sharp questions.
no one nsed e to the stewards too
nid ask questions Some racing stewards ,b r sse
The turf Is the P be ASCENDANT Down
with the turf and up with the bicycle ns 10 n a
all Tse Wheel is blazing with halos and
oles Slowly and sadly; with spilnts anu spa rnr
cracks and ali sorts OF bleashes and defects the
racehorse is vanishing amid dismal clouds ana en-
circng gloom
sLOANES GOOD RIDING.
iockeyship was of rare merit. In his Judgment OF
pace his alertness, his quckness In taxing aoVan-
tage OF opportunities. and in every element OF mas
terry In lightweight jockeyship, Sloanes rding was
most brilliant He was successful In the hrs' 'hee
But the racehorse must go, and even the pest
eupplants the equine racer and the champion OF the
wheel will soon displace even Tara IN PUBIC av Vol
The hosts of observers who the bicycle parade
got an ample return for their time AID trouble ana
oft he
and waiting and lamentation Almost all me v evo
body at the track except the layers of Odds suffered
BY deplorabe arrangement Of the type the state
was made in racing article Mint IN the .s IN the
Sss pe nS a of OF The to Don
and not to Henry Of May s for Mr. Mr. ss
1881 n U IN 5ss dT to ne the ys
fSr shT MGR Mr. Beimonfs coors Every man living
who knows anything at all about racing Is Of course
of o the c faf and sf hree years. Of
Henry Of Navarro is five years old
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RACE-For two year-olds $500 added selling al
lowanoes. Five furlongs
Sc Betting F.,
Marcus DAYS oh h. na Ms'Ts a. IL By s, FG e.
J. r, & F. P Keenes b. g. Dr. jim 31 sSi
w NJ waace's oh. {. Remp as Gear
Azure Ss los d fMs 81 q
Albanian. 1os. ........-.--.....d iewitp - q;
Xii siIy 9 Rsddins as Gardner III
MO'0rran' 'S''''''T; Time oa ? Ss
Won in a hard by head; head between secont
and third.
SECOND RACE--For three- year-olds and upward; $5O
added: penalties and allowances. Seven furlongs
: Sensation Stables br. Tremar rsS by q,
!, Covington Kents b. c. The swain, =; , 9
w. e z Roiln,s b. Deefslaysr ,o 1ss 60 p
H EsSss%da 8 'G g Gear. s6 devils =
Sir Arlington a." Time :'i Is
Won handy by a length; four lengths between secon
. and third
THIRD RACE-THE ZEPHYR STAKES: for two-year
ods purse ST. 800; special weights; penalties and al
lowances Futury course
Kensico Stables CHI +. Divide. by Resting
j. ' o. Mcdaasri W e S t. Winged FSs, II
Marcus DAYS br. Scottish chi sTuan
,S G5 'S saaad aGs' ioa ;GieTs3 3
s q BSs0G@s" iSsis%
Absentee. loS Car 1873 {Posseo 10 B
.coupled in tn. betting.
Mn handsomely by two lengths head between sec
ond and third
, FOURTH RACD-THE CONE. ISLAND HANDICAP
Cor ,bre.year-ods upward; purse 1880. Six fur
longs on the main track
NJ r stephenson's br. Hanwell. by
. ~ Hanover Attractive. yrs. no cr S;;; M
]. W. Rosers's CHI e. clenmOyne. % e re a..
. f. Ni'A COoggetD 3 al g
Gotha 4, 100.
f,nnoIsseur 4. 100 Gear. 1OS). III Lewis ID b
The commoner. 4. l27.... Clayton ssi -
fe''N'' - Time-1:15.
Won in a drive by a length and half; length be
tween second and third
FIFTH RACE-For three-year-olds and upward: Sc
aadd. selling allowances. and one-eighth miles.
Erie Stables b. <. Jefferson. by Buchanan
Pauline Lee yrs, ~ 10. On Hirsch o-l =
, r D o. H5allardj 81 c.
~ ~ - 2-1 II
| Chugnut. 3. 81.
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