New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

r nnsnt nave shown more skin. zeal. earnestness
care. c. discretion and energy in handling HI DADDY
, rioran and Arezzo ought not to be allowed to
in iL IA any races hereafter. Both of them acted
ihe hehus at the post befor" the second race Their
tempers are intoleraby vile. A long DELAY oc-
cured cured before the flag fell The spectators were
olSsusted ana angry. No horses with such tempers
as those shown by Florian and Arezzo ought To- be-
allowed TO start at eny time
The followers OF tn. horses trained in Marcus
LAY DaiN stable mad an unhappy afternoon Marcus
Daiy mas gone to Montana. He went before Ogden
Be.monts horses run a great deal better when he
Is mere 10 see them run than when he is in Europe
perhaps. run better if ne here and not out
;: Campbell. trainer Of Ogden. some races in
Montana. and was made the favorite for the sec
oh0 race. lie was ridden by Tubervillc whose
riding was weird and wonderful, and Loeb Ness
ran miserably.
When $. Trowbridge & CO. sold their horses re-
centlN Matt BNrnes, Marcus Days trainer. bought
Samak FOR $500 Samak ran in the Autumn
Stakes as If ne were not worth s. cents. He was
an oCus-On faNoriie. but he ran wretchedly and
WAS not az an dangerous In the homestretch. The
triar would have won the race easily II Lltleheld
ms rider mad not been careless and overconfident
As Clayton was on a ng-price horse Savarin
he rcde much harder and much better than II he
had neeh on faVorite and he Outrode Lttlefeld
completely. So Savarin the race by short
head. The Friar second and Salmak a very poor
thlrd Riley Grammar backed The Friar lavishly.
IL was reportsd that salmak had done some brill
while The Frar and Arbuckie carried is cach a nd
as ne was ridden by the popular jockey. Sloane.
he cannot run better than he ran yesterday Byrnes
WAS WOlullN fooled in paying Sl,3it for him.
The Autumn Stakes the third race of the
day run on the Futuriiy course. always al unpop-
ular ana unsatisfactor4 course upon which
races.
only short time ago Buckwa won a miserable
race at this meeting. Yesterday he walked away
win Inc sixth race. lie led all the Ben
Eder, the iaVoritc. got second place. while Bemar
with Taral up, was third. Buckwas reversal OF
form startling.
MOST or the Spccta tors were sick at heart when
they left the track and because of the peculiar
ways in which the defeats of six strong faVorites
had been brought about. Vehement denunciat ions
of Senegamban jockeys Were heard all sides
The Scriptures contain an account of young
who was told TO give his wealth 10 the poor. and
who went away sOrrowful because he had great
possessions. The people who left the Sheepshead
Bay track yesterday were not SorrOWfu because of
great possessions. They sOrrOwful because
they had given their riches TO the poor laycrs-of-
odds.
After the manner in which Clayton rode 81.
Rogue. Hi Daddy. Isubcon and Requtal Yesterday
II is likely that The demand for his services outside
OF his own stable will fall off for a time As TO
Martin. whenever he rides short-priced horse
doubt. uncertainty and suspicion are stirred UP in
many minds.
No. OF the sixteenth year of Goodwin's Official
Turf Guide has just been published. 1t is fun.
complete and accurate. Every turfman should
have it. The publication office IS at No lao
Broadway. New York.