New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-07
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pckannnies are TO be allowed TO disgrace tle tu,i
in this way. the trrf ought TO De supp o acton TO
nat End next January. New-Jersey stopped tne
spor, absolutely and New-iorK ou ba nermitted
10 pay vnserdy would have been far larger than
!, w a II emo. had been ridden properly on
Thursday.
CONFIDENCE, THE ESSENTIAL THING.
The details of racing are of vastly less importance
than the necessity of puolc confidence on 'he ''''
AT Morris Park Angus, Belmont ana MS aSSoc"''Vs
were ndefatigable in their efforts 10 overcome all
abuses and TO make the sport clean and honorable
and u,right In TWO days at Gravcsend clayton
and Hamilton and certain turf writer's who are III
he hest IN ercsts of the sport than any other per-
sons could have done in a long TIM s,o~,,rc has
And starter Flyn I, ny by b h5 ~re''"e'
report got aoat at inc tTnGx cod not have
ridden Go1tham worse If he had 2een ufun i'm, nv
report may have been entirely IRE, val us amaHney bad
it was as had was the riding OF Isaac Hdurrny
evs Clayron and Hamilton. for instance. arc dong
oueer work. when he was drunk on firohzl al MOI
na D%n for thirty days for his offence lie admitted
that he was drunk Hamilton may have nay, been S 1n
CLAYTON beeIssuspentSd for his bunghng on C4i1oiu
Colonel RUPERT has made severn changes IN ~,
whch Counter Tenor ran In his last race at Morris
park and in the Brooklyn llandiGap ara dlter ~
stve in which Hamilton rode Gotham YESTERDAY, M, ne
onght TO makes complete clearing out 81 M. S,dne
Instantly. and he cannot get ria OF h"'h'''o" 'oo
The Morrises sold InternssionrtoJ + McDS Sai
Is greeted With Joy by the pubic and the
complete disappearance of the Aorrl, col.rs rom
won, Maine TO Florida and FROM Cape Cod TO the
! God,ul Cate once the Morris colors were popu-
American turf now Great gpruses have become
| q hcfe
af se yNGTay sGs
entity had no suspicion of his true value. He won
yey tasty I IN fs Is now D oSxneabv Tro~bse
The company in Trowbridge &, CO is IKE me son IN
f fSI Creature The company in Trowbrdse CO.
might suffer stroke Of apo2lexy I, his nan. were
sniS4ed s SO npS9 it TO say that
neTf vsant wSchfu progressive and
ambitious nv paper men IN nv srch man, Lucky
j. A. W. to own Lthos
WHY THE ATTENDANCE WASN'T GREATER
The attendance not great at Gravesend. II
would have been great II Clayton had allowed Clif-
ford TO win the Brooklyn Handicap. That was a
mos, grievous blow racing The starting yes'er-
day made strong men weep. 1t was so bad as TO be
pathetic.
Nearly all OF the bookmakers were giving the
scantiest and stingiest odds possible and imasln-
doing all hey possibly could TO ruin racing They
wonderfully wise sages Almost all OF them
! would lump 10 give a plungcr ten 20 one against Il
horse when they would give an ordinary citizen
ny five fs one sSGs sc ScRsys IN,
ton and Hamilten The plungers DO no, bnr;der
| liable mischief.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RACF;-Purse 500: up
ward: allowances. Six furionss
81, betting +,
James ,s M sos11 H.. H. In'h y, Reel by
Eagle Stables oh. g. Sir Francis. .. liz:
C. H. Smiths b. g. Beckwa. 6. =.
Lussrs. r2 .............nI a% 1SEs'1 81 q
I 1dS Grss~s ~ loG d FST: ii :!
Mey u ca So Co., ss. 90 81
raadin aged ioi Time : 20 'o-i 81
second and third.
SECOND RAcE-p,rse 5000; handicap for ,hree-y.ar-
cds ard upward. One and sixteenth miles.
p J. DIVERS b. h. Patrcan by St
Blase-Peeress. yrs. lI5 ID. Goggetr) ~ 81
Bernton Stables b. h. Dorian o. IA.
F. L. Parkers oh. h. Lake Shore g. liz
E Esg g. i.i TO- ss,a...... !4f.f.iS >
Aurelsn o. i"' Time. ;o, ienryo
q Won with wonderful by a length and half: a
neck between second and third.
THIRD RAcE-THE MANHANsEr STAKES for two
year olds: purse 5000 penalties -Four and one-ha.
furlongs.
1I SSSSisSHsIs-MsdS,s rs ''asT5l 8, s-'
E J. Mccanertys eh c. Ar0p Mde .l l2s.
n H. yssss:::.. i,. A:Si&ifis 81
Passover lis '''''''' 11me-o::5o}, 0sse''' 'O-i
j. Won handiy by two lengths; head between second
and third
$, 9 FOURTH RAcE-THE PArc1IoGUE STAKES. fo
-year-olds and upward; purse 5000: selling al
i lowances. Six furiongs.
n ! % "a cn
o Hawkstone- Princess Psjatine. 4 yrs.
~ % p e. h. bucklen: iS sDoss.o 81 l.
J. Rupert 'r'. CHI c. Gotham di. milton, ?, 7-
i Ilanws' ::dsmsIsn,S "a g
> Won in a by length: same distance between
e second and third
le FIFTH RAcE-TIIp PREAKNEss STAKES; for three
year-ods; purse 5000: special weights: allowances
81 One and sixteenth miles.
~ Biemon Stables CHI. c. Mars.ave by st.
ID Bai,eIlAay Margaret AR l nsm NJ; @n% IS i
e car so1 3 ii Morri,s b. in'Sf%'s p B
ot cas'e''e' ITO ''''''''Ti me.i :aia"'''o"'
Won easily by a length a length between second
~ third
er SIXTH RAcE-Purse $500 for twoyearolls; selling a
re Five furcngs.
N spec,or BHRose Buckley. los b..
'S c jacobs CHI f. Sc. ra. loo l 91ts;53 10 Z
ne II b II Morris. er C. 1raE. ID, 4, J.
in S S'F own '' o.
ID ! he Man.nan ioi ,car. ioi,. =. GnmbeJo o. 2
M T Trs: os Girdner 20 :
as ai.al .'Nisrsni,o 80 10
to ca%S,and; 10, .aalad,o &
as Fsvo is ocar .c1a,'onle u 5
ID 1 1o. fe,"" Io cennsyc 81
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