New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

seasons, He has been growing with wonderfu ra. g.
he must be weak with his swift growth MM upw@rd ha
weight becomes him He & M hs soon @ ,SS SS
weak eoy now ' to 'us rae al as we as he rode last
Owners and trai ers generally notice ms weah,r i
rush TO secure his services as was last year
His jockeyship is far below his best iorH NJ III
Shocked tx observe the falling OF in his Jockey.
Griffn was as on Naughty Girl in the second race;
but he weak to get her into S even he 'ro hn
ting until plunge on Kentucky Belle at 5 the Close
sent her price dGwn 70 9uS,@'@nTl 9rl nntucEy
Belle was successful while Yankee Heiress got
The first two races were for two;year-old hies
that had never won The weights were low
aTd 1he HcS for
sters of little value will not Improve the breed OF
iTV TO- find Excuses for all the evils caused by
track gambling on the ground that racing should De
Scurries for almost worthless two-year-old hlleS hlles
at light weights and at five furongs hurt the breed
of horses instead of helping it, and in fact mos, of
the for two-yearolds. and most or the snort
scrambles with which the programmes of the race,
tracks in this State crowded. damage the breed
of horses seriously.
Hazet was the favorite in the third which was
at a mile but Roundsman the strongly backed
second choice defeated him. because Dogget outrode
Typhoon H.. who had run well in the West. was an
odds-on favorite for the Golden Rod Stakes al seven
furongs the turf. and easy winner. II was
amazing TO see Martin win a race with an odds-on
favorite.
Damien and Sherlock both odds-on favorites. cap
tured the fifth and sixth races Taral rode Ferrier
IN his own unapproachahle style and took hrsi non
in the last Ferrer carried 135 pounds 10 II
Sir Francis and public form II looked as II ST.
Francis must defeat Ferrier So Sir Francis was
made the "a ,ore. But Sir Francis was ridden hy
CLAYTON and ridden very badly. He came IN third.
Gable reports say that Pierre LorIllard won a
large sum over the victory of Diakka In England on
Tuesday. Mr.. Lorllard's horses have been almos;
country they classed fair specimens OF
American selling paters John Huggins who trains
for Mr.. Lorillard. showed the Engishmen that
American trainers are right In it'' with the Eng
i.sh and that with all things equai. trainers OF the
first class In this country equal 20 any In the
world. De Courcey Forbes sailed for England yes
terday Join Mr. Lorlard. Mr. Forbes has been
al Rancocas for several days witnessing the year
ling trials These trials far above the average
in some instances, and least eight Of the Ran
cocas youngsters may be rated having preen-
sions 20 class. Two OF them are real "tip .toppers"
by the Rancocas standard OF yearling trials.
draft Of the yearngs will be shipped to England
on Sep:embe- 20 Consequently the Lorillard horses
are likely 10 cause trouble for the Bri,ons in the
two-year-o,d year
Frederick Gebhard Is in the city Mr.. Gebhard
intends 10 have several OF the colts and FLIES by
England ST. Saviour possessed both speed and
SIAM Ina when on the turf. and Is high tyne OF
the bennington family OF racers in the stud. Hence
his progeny should race successfully II any country.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS
FIRST RACE-For hllics two old. maidens: $500