New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

.rranccnie,,s With Adolf Nelson Papa 10 place
so,no Tennessee spccial,ics within reach OF race
..o.rs that VII make them forget their Soiro"H'
AMI cause, II g. h.itor TO feel Ike Mark hanna ana
Riley Grammar combined IN one person. j. y. MIX
haunis TIE telegraph office. a. ne Is awaiting "A UP
from Charles Sanders. who Was u" trainer o'
t.uth'~
= D. Mcdonald has a large and important follow
INK ~ c.lbuoa aud raccgocrs who accept his state
meats uuh,aat.ugiy. Matthew Looram Is ono Of
the late members = the betting fraternity. VINO -
qu.,, and unob,rus.yo. and firm believer IN the
principle hat honest racing is "sscnii" to secure
a 'rm foundation ior the sport. -,
John Kelly. who ~ popular Tat n" couii
easily De- nominated .cr almost any politic.I p ,i-
TON nui have wnikovcr 'since h'' ever famous
i,r, tat b. ..a,- agaius, me- fayori,e" for self
rro,e,tl.,. ard is looked upon ns Il sure winner
whenever au outsider runs Nrs'
Eugene Leigh wao Is never cast down BY defcai
T., H., ''..r.- o. r.trfcian anl Iauone Friday.
- n. 4, lo.k 90 Nashville. Tenn. believes IN rs
utfi.c state ana boz, heavily on Hamilton ii.
i.,., -. ,,',..,4 =, maxi "A fair showing with
fhe Eroralal. horses az the Shcepshcad Bay meet
me Tho Br,old,l. 0r.,S have had IL hard time
stable AT Morris Park " II and L. y. T1omp-
sln a." extremely I"'Ntf on ,h" 'na ,, f,' ra
Icsr. 20 se" Hciul'Al is Nkcly 70 attract many
hluircl raeeso"rs 60 tho track tho first limo he
Tara na, ben .u ~ client form since The rac-
!ur season h"sa u" ia -" faFor.tc jo'""y OF ne
Winning mounts irl The great stakes 49,.
Little Hewitt ls ali honest. Industrious chhi. VINO
d. almost certain 20 make his mark As - jockey
iai'. who rides for Trowhrdgc a Co. - almost
unknown g. Eastern raccgo,rS He ~ likely 10
,ausr them - kuOw that b" is a Jockey BEFORE inc
racing season ends some ot tho iOck"ys that have
ridden a. ga" brooklyn meeting should recelV" IL
long ,llgr absence fsay about two years.. 30 a.
Q, ;i.. Them "a cham" 20 be- On" expert riders h)
,uras TX a. a. llo plots on the Eric tuunl
The i-f 80 stable, that hay" won upward OF
g. tf the itTolkltu Jockey club meeting + small
y her. compared Nith "a" golden days % IN" past
The INcfnion Stable heads the list with SIiD To
lia credit. Mtifh~N Hyrnes Won Sb.rS l.. j lpwycr
y2.. ! Nct affrrty 5000 Tro~ br.dg" Co
SO ~ Our.k Stable s. 20 AMI c. gcischmann &
son A,n.s
The drf,at o. Ben Brush and Ben Eler 10y Prince
Lief in the National Derby a. -. Louis STAMPS
the latter a. AN uucommonly good colt The tim"
/ 81 the race (.n" mile and halo was a. Al
though the track last. the time IN irstclass
great fan handicap for thre"-year -oIs at shceps
head Bay - Ia order. \ race between the three
y-Ar.ni! crltc ks OF me present year should at
tract a larger crowd than ever gathered on Il race
tfnsk IN rlc East There In decided objection
among owners AMI trainers to racing iirst-class
horses with heavy weights on their backs over tho
hills AMI valleys ~ Morris Park Michael F
Dwyrr should hasten home "A soon M possible. as
the Wild and Wooliy Westcrnerr. who know a thing
or two. are likely 20 despol him OF hts wealth UNI
less he returns to this region. where.
paddock expression. nobody knows nothing"