New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
Silver Forks and Spoons Of
Sterling Standard, 925-1000
fine, Of good weights and most
desirable patterns, at $1.l0
per ounce.
THEODORE B. STARR
200 Fifth Ave.,
Madison Square.

suits had a decided advantage In moving through
the josting pushing. ever-moving throng that hi'ed
the inclosure formerly known the betting ring
Emma c. and The Swain shared the honors OF
favorlt.sm at 10 against them in the Dettlhs'
The Swain is a Morris castoff that was SOLD at MOT
r1s Park last Tuesday. Professor Kent one OF his
owners. lost time In cutting down MS leet 30
that they were perfectly level and afterward plated
him with aluminium plates. He won race 'ia'
afternoon without hitting his knees IN rac''s
ound the Kents friends believe IN hii"' anu
consequently The Swain heavily playeh' Inc
race started with the Clark liningup macn,ne: m
The field was sent away at the second DreaKaMaS
to good start Zanone led unti the sUruShh .sh "nd
reached. when The Swain came with m rush ,hi ahu
Gated that the track in good conatl9'% % Uu over ve
fast OF the reports OF the trals run o'e'
The second race resulted in an easy victory apr
siFdRt0ur sids. who defeated TOUR '"'O''a'e s.,. .,
third was the Expectation sJases ods went D
10 the post to try their mette at half mile ane
Quoted quo eGa at to l. Coupled in the betting, while the
others range from TO upward, rnfre in Ssrt
Sns Sy ode S H@r dShS %hS a. had w the mount
The IKE the Popus Wnan3 sm3y'FF%s F@Si
owed ESs i"s BY yS w. 70 Hobars Il G California dyer san
iurn as # the race was all over. Hart. Oh lAthos
cSud no; % sG hrcuss % Until ~,hn Ta,a Ira and npped
he victory The post by nose oonnd from TaT2 WnSsS wH9
Foo, was third and San Mateo fourth.
Llihos is another OF the Morris cast-ofs. He was
sae by 81 hc Morris sabe Mr. rro%
bridge paid si5D for him. Trainer Elwell Is conn;
aGTt aGHse sh" the Ss o%aers q fhe coz to win him BY
betting on him to win The EXPECTATION s,oKes hoEse.
nan' man. ani wth EIweil the trainer Trowbridge &
CO. should win many races before the racing sea-
Now 'or the obituary OF handicap: ,.,.,..
When the buge called the horse, for the brooklyn
OF the spectators had bet on clifford Before the
race the inclosure where the layers OF odds assem-
bic was wrlggiing mass OF excited men VINO , were
erdeavorng 10 place heir bets 20 tns nes, 40 au' ,
by George E Smith G'tsburg, phD. bet on Sir
Walter Riley Grammar, Edward Gaines ana d. many many
other students of racing also bet on SIT water
Tho reasons given by these keen. sharp-sighted.
quick wted 6cors FOR their % act2n should a. be care
weights and distance Str Waters form gives him
TARA rides Sir Walter and is sure not to make any
mistake and to save every possible inch Of ground
throughout the race on the other hand II IS even
betting that clayton VIII make several mistakes
forIs chanccr In tho race. NO. one of the Other
9kGys bs Is G"g.s OF dp odks % ' Ss ssfe "f ~
ment 20 accept tho long odds agains, or -,tsd
with twenty pounds added to his handicap by MS
Jockey" .o.r.o,
Tha, tho reasoning o. these pungers was correct
was verlnel later by the Happenings IN the race
In the paddock crowds surrounied me esls'sm a
candidates and comm.ni"l upon NOR '@or'lsion @ "i,'
general appearance keenan, attracted as mucn al,
tenuon az any ~ them some OF the toLo~r,s o,a az az
John Hyiarl had tn" fem"riiy 10 bet on he'nd. "a.
10 - me Gsfeats nntey py
Cnrord A. Morrir Park H.rn?pep ana o"n'rr a,r
Tenor had many admirers Nanki room was SUI
rounded 10y the followers u ne tr1e StaG.. 81
Walter hal small handful of d"y2ted lo'o|crS, 80
year-oii Thi. iitile horse has struggled yainly in
ma masi .mHar.aSy anishei in the arst three horses
81 Maxim Who second choice IN th' D'',' ,'tf,
,riend4 were elevated by the c)nnIrnc" man!testei
by Trainer Tucker and by the men immediately as;
sioane were almo-, neglected by the multitude, s,-
when tho horses went to the post Clinord and sir
nE.,n,I,'y ., aims on 81 Maxim and sloane on Lake
bgt those nere not the chic, causes ~ the delay
when starter Fiynn nnally dropped the nag Taral
placed him in a good position and kept him there
alnc1c Mn F' uSs ss0TT ,hr AMI The hei ran closely
bunchci bch,.i ,h'm A. ihc frst tnrn n, tnere T was
Knocked out Of hls stride. When the backstretch
ya re"eeef TSr s9. n. snr g" GnoTd or who w had
fcgsinca hts stride. 10 order - keep up with inc
rcd T. was ghas'ly exhibition of incompetency
Inc ~nl Of mile and sixteenth was bMt length
the procession. Later In the race iiornpipe was
IN Clnorl- way; but thai va. nothing T., TO . Clay.
was 30, down and severely injured. ST. Maxim
was on the inside and escaped injury from the ny
ing Cnnori. who passed him as II he were going
Tnrai on Sir Walter was bu, length away. with
and and wh ,''"' a fcw sharp cu,s p he whip made
.e.p.rafa effOri and landed Sir Walter winner
by qo,s o.. M m front n df 59r sT T'y Waicr nc1' stride
Tarars brilliant horsemanshlp was cheerei 10 the
echo when ~. returned TO weigh In. All over the
grounds loud comments and harsh criticisms OF
c1av,on's hlurders ana m'shaps told too plainly
wha' the spectators thought about me race No.
BODY hegrulgcs the victory TO Sir Walter. but the
by anybody who witnessed Clnords defeat N the
"Uornpipe %a- badly injured Both OF his ankles
behind were hurt The on snk:e , WI, was Iad bare
Two maiden races for two-yrar-olds and SELL
ing rae" completed the proSramme ,,.,.
Tho clark llning-up machine proved highly sue
starter Fyn reported Sims sloane and Hart to
that 10 secure good starts; II ' essential 10 give
The starter absolute control OF all Jockeys at the
POI II HUM reports that Bright Phoebus has been
nrc.i blistered and turned out .
The wiseacres at Gravesend are unanimous IN ,ne
sad: keenan, "a a good horse for fun. but failure
when out for the money - , 49,
Taral won three races was second once ana un-
placci twice Doggett won two races and was un-
oil IL r. M MHSanngfellow out OF Ciniereiia has
remarkably good trials recently ana IS ,oIRed upon
InciIed at future meetings. Cinderella Ia remark
abIe brood mare. All OF her progeny have raced
successfully.
vA1JEAIT WINS AT FLEETWOOD.
rrpxsurpE COURIER FINISHES FIRST IN THE
FOURTH HEAT. BIT 1T GOES TO THE
NEW YORK STALLION.
,,ros Butler the president OF the Driving Club
non another brilliant race at the spring rotting
meeting at Fleetwood yesterday. his fast pacing