New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
constructed on the zgzag course followed by many

other jockeys. o,
Before the racing began the turfmen gathereu
in groups and discussed the two-year-ods lneic
were so many "ifs" that there was no chahce ~.
the lands" 1t was. IF The Friar uiu "o' So
sick or IF Sims was here to ride Rhodesia' VI
..Tarai rides Kessler bu. ne has no chance 10
hon. Do, dc orc" etc. Others said "McCaiery
Arbuckle will surely hold everything sale eAoep.
Don de orc and should be second whN VIM s si'b -
the wise men from the West pinned 'heii i'''' ~
The Great American stakes caused more d dn be
sion before tn race oy the shrswu. ,h,s Year one
eroun Of bettois who invariably plunge nenv!iy
h great o ke ch aTs se' oGe Of the
Il know that McCanerys ArbnSkes can rh O maj
Sheppard block in going hali MI 90 ~ which
Gc,r Kcr has improved n every race d IN wqS
he has started BESIDES Don de gro p a,d "o Tas
NAN is dog ran second to MN; ana for for
hp "a l., an oiGs-on favorlte am going to bet
George Kes for P1csb a T'ia n enough for
II is passing strange that certain Pluns sna ol aea
W '1 thr hugle bias, announced that the first
occuui,d ami the betting inclosure swarmed win
Ard trainers were in the paddock clubstand. and
the lawn wls he onnGn s pace o, ' Vent to
the posi- In the FIST Petrol was the tavor',e
at % I. Mstral MS pay, AT . To !, WIZ WI II
thur White and his friends bet on Mmas noh9 fo ~
quietly backed at long Odds by se'ec, iH b~r
who werc wiling to 1sk tGS" untnnwn Jockey
ford in the saddle, TO iagged STARK nteu'cg ifh
Non1 II in c0se company. and tn fed strung
"a. behind them They ran in this order unul inc
sTGtr yn Wa ,aok the lead from peureu.e and
away from her. Tara brought Mlstral hrou ~ .le
easily by two lengths from Pleureuse. who lastsi
.ong enough to beat Mistra. by Length Tor Inc
Ten Of Hearts nlly by Tenny acted badly at at
tho post and got away last. In fa't', snc Wis
,r,etfea rs, I'm AZ the hometurn she bolted Tor
thc outsiic rail and struck It sideways. throwing
Shccdy far ON into the deep grass The raj BROKE
81. died later. Sheedy escaped unhurt ..,,u -
nnis1 cold crest was heavily backed at to in
tho betting. "a Kcarney. the favorte. az TO D.
w wis m r"ni d" and l,i' I"nsialc mira
The h4 rec was 5ns e. 9 70 tho S Winner In
the betting. August B"lmonts Don De orc T"S
AZ the ciis C;.orgo Kcssler at TO f. Arhuckic. at
: 10 l. ana Rholcsia al 10 to l. were literally sup.
iho post caused In part by the obstinacy u Nc,
Caifcrty iambley and Clayton, who We're hned
-. the etar, Wa an s,n uateo the California nyer.
wnv IT, Gcorsc Kcsssr who took ~ the running
ih.rd position turning into the homesiretch,
vide ON tho urn Rhoicsla looked all over a
winner. but Lambley. her jockey. collapsed a s,N
,ccnth of mile from the finish TARA brought
M George Kessler with rush and won by
leneth from Arhuckc. who beat Rhodesia head
for the place. Don De orc was fourth length
Af;,r me race there any amount Of talk about
The race. and Surpri-" at Don De OroS deirtt was
speed IN any part Of me race ne pued up go t
distressed Some persons said that Arbuckle was th
n,.t horse in the race. while Others SAID mat
Rhodcsl would have won with a stronger Jockey
than Lamh.cy. who & an invalid -,
Narsr4vo from the Rlcmt1n Stable. won ihe
Rou,-vari stake In the easiest possible manner
from Hamilton II. Marsrave was at to on In the
Hnrkrcr,. ~ . 20 . was the favorlie for he mn
race Lustro al 20 !. Buc krone a, 20 ana l.ilt
a. I 20 were also IN demand III" other rang'd
from - up 20 ~ t. / Ruckrene was well mp until
the stretch was reached, when Mc'hr'iiy gave
Huckrcne his head. as T.nRe had come through tAr
ruck ana vas oufrnnning The field Halfway down
fine stretch Ity-rs on Tnge began 20 waDble IN his
saddle McCaGcr;y on BGckrene rode remarkably
n front 81 Ting. Ruckwa was thiTi. length be-
:; Maxim was ,-to-2 on fayori'e for tho la-'
race r wnl.h Doe WAS opposed by 'harade Han
well LAX. Sg,r" ana Long Beach HanwcI whs
prominent for five fIrionrr. when Charade assumed
command only 20 be outrun by l>ong reach A.
fh. head of tic h1mrstr"fch Tara. Oh -. Maxim
made play FOR 'hc race. and began 10 ride his mount
VIGOROUSLY AZ me fufoug post. 50 Maxim "a~ on
;t- rail. am Long Beach Sas vel our N th' none"
Beach began. coylc on the latter. went 90 The
WHIP which caused Long Beach 70 sNerve toward
the rail-. causng TarA - pull s. Maxim up I"
l,nr,h 90 front ~ Charadc who beat 81 Maxim
length FOR 70" place" The stewards al-lihil"H
Maxim was second and Lake Shore ihirl 'oyle
Wrp role Long Beach. should NOT D. ,rnipind'i
with Coy.o. wao r.ics Tor James MrlAughlin
I4l i. Iwvrr. president ~ ~" lfrookin JOCKEY
club refused last evening 20 receive ne entry ~
Chariie for race or Monday. AMI II g. reported
that caar!de VII NJ BE- allowed TO run "sa'n AZ
anI-oufer and u inc turf IL 10 be relieved of his
presence altogether - VIII b" An advantage.