New-York tribune., 1897-08-31

Brush after the horses had gone to the post Ben
s Brush w was G absolutely last Of the whole teld for
from Hewitt, who did the best he could. but was
'G tanfn Of s Rs
sary tary, motion ion and eager ambition in the home
Hq aaa ss % Asvss 9s 'e Clayton
SIR SIR Wa Wal'er ouIode Thorpe on Free ADVICE in
than Free Advice ran. Therefore Sir Walter won
an undangcrous third ''''"''
The lightly weighted Rey de! TERRA ran into the
was showing her way handsomely. But he was
seriously outclassed and collapsed completely in
Howard Mann, winner OF the Brooklyn Handicap.
6ookmakcrs ever ventured to give really long
price AGAINST him. But Oh dry. fast track Ben
Manu. and hoard Mann with l24 up never had
a chance to deieat Ben Brush. mach :esss TO get
also. out the field was too ias, for Inn
& w. NJ Barrick the owner OF MaHriGs, was IS con, on
Sun Up was the favorile and defcaisd BpckTa.
ieated Buckwa when they me. at Brghton
day that a. Martin needed watching The readers
q The column who took the up and watched
| won the first race on James r. Keeaes iily Tent
Pm and me last race OF on Sun up Tent Pin was was
we'll But there were certain races last week in
H. Ne MaF ought o do % his be in
race. because great many people are watching
his riding very closely and with intense interest.
Every human being who desires tnat the turf
W p 'Tnompson Snail decide to Keep their racing
iable ana no not sell X The American turf can
| chase horses and hurdle horses. But it cannot
| spare the Tnompsons. VINO have always manifested
Sy ana ess Srs fh an are ' raay
| example to other owners, ana they now nave a
superb stable, with many siake-winners and other
| reyabIe encouragcmcnt for Keeping their stable
Tbair ne
Of Navarro. is certainly raeehorse OF true ner.t,
m hs has nary e 5s pSnrS ire y
| teiday with wonderful ease; jsst as he liked under
| ond and james X. keene's colt Cock fo0in was
| third -, -
1t looks now likely that Cock Robin Will not turn
GU, be stake winner OF mporiancc this year
he may PICK Up ia Tbcn S Sr S9 fSc5vSF
great deal Of weight from colts of high class.
GS Ron OF N n he 4s ia 4' the II f fuur na H0' wh
| The Huguonot ran as if ne had improved great
The victory of James Galway's Imperator in the
Reapers stakes was extremely popular ana 1t wa, Wa
WAS true also of the victory of L. :. * w. L.
=" T4 M M N ent 9s sRfy r IN h @
race. L. S; y ". p Thompscn's my At,ainn'eml m ,r
%"i lo rope pS'ShhS her With little judgmcnt lie got or
we'll and if he had used his opportunities wisely IN
| taincd lead which Tent Pin nigh, possibly have
Nina Msa RnwsHa Ssay arrgaH T .D o XIII Gor6cy On Mo
and Clayton on Mary Black d.d some wonderbmmy hd
! her rider. little w. Meany, but he was not much
he Mcre M the decded adcd!e shdr 'e V Of Work Al h
shee shead Bay June meeting she won raSG ont al
mile we'll enough when She IS thoroughy nj f9r
FAST fast Iy o b9 she she i' IS no faster than Mana II is
when Mana H. is ihorouGh IT. M II ,yo w%f far ne bnve 'nT
lccn beaten handily aor second pacs & by reeP rrI
csH y onIun dnG Hann ii H. a3 any o ' PcSsb
can. But no turfman in his sober senses believes YES
| that Break o. Day is fast as Mana H., ana me
manner in which Mana H. gave up the struggle
entirely in the homestretch and lost second piacr
10 Break o Day proved that Mana II. was S"o'' VI
I II is pleasing characteristic of William Hay,
wards training and also of the training OF certain
other trainers that their horses are occaslond.N
Short Short Of 6r T9rk 1eS Whn Rf 20 70 hs
| likely to be favores in ne betting when the! go
to the post. Some trainers are pionr to be very
I careless about giving thclr horses work enough
when those horses are likely to be iayor1tes 90, a.
| short prices But the same horses u'uhar5 h r sre
| work enough when The odds against thefn are
Ths rack was dry and in good condition yes;er
There will be no racing to-day. but the meeting
will be continued tomorrow, on Thu .day and on
SATURDAY Of this week and on MEnSiy week To
| morrow the chief attraction Will be the Fligh'
| foTd RenuiIaL C.eophuS. The Winner First Mate.
FLYING Dutchman. casseopia, Elkins, Octagon. Don
De Orc Margrave. sunny Slope and other horses
poTe at o the Tack yee5d'y !yw i4" ydra MSn
| run tomorrow. 1t was reported that Requtal had
Rrana Psm fsIens Wdn the Fgtnr Of iS ard ine Keaza
! iion of 1896 If he runs against the greai Hamburg
! to-rol row that will be meeting OF mighty note
! There are special weigh; conditions for the Flying
stakes If tequital starts he will carry Is p2unds
! between those two at those weights ought to prove
! a magnificent struggle.
on satGrday Of ihls week nesinnns ,l noog se,
Opposite to the main entrance of tie sheepshead
Bay racctr4ck seven yearn,gs 'he pro2erW of OF
! Jane, Galway's Preakness Stud; two the property
IF If Nn S nG YSpos on 9FS hc pGSe 6 TSoff{L l. bsS
! Early In the L-% Elmore. acting for the
fir frm milton III EWSTn 9onns Sud at Loxne
,on Ky Of MF his t25g hmos nae sck tn a % and OF
chose those which ne considered ne best pr.ce c
made Dgi il IL was the opinion of Mr Young which he
! stii holds that those purchased were the best in
| menie me TO take charge of and train the Preakness
! Stable, saw that the strnE he would have to han
son to supcrin,end properly, and it has therefore
been 60 70 TSr"fS 0 !9s aHd M GaW
seven. The yearlIngs OF Gilmore 60. have jus,
| ever since their purchase and. although ihcy have
| been lrokcn and handled; they are guaranteed to
! ,' be ncver had saddle on their backs and il,
! fact. have been taken up for market only about
| As Mr. Galway annually breeds more than he
cares to race. nc has selected seven yra%rngs % ior
win the tn~cdrt hands and through proj jcr dcve!-
| nnmen. be- ono credit 10 the Preakness stud; y
,Ra prcsent lot turn out AZ well as thosc sold b.
/ NJ galway last season. ana they have "ver%
,r,o.,,n ~. "f doing so. the purchasers will bc forti
hate Cf those boug9' In iS5 10y j. CAIN alone
| ~, calvin Tom LILY ard Loving cup. any on"
Of which is probably worth mere % now than s5 Wa
- small bu, select. and its matrons can be de
! n,o1dnI nron to produce winners with almost ah-
pe1nue' ,ainty For instance Bonnie Lizzie has
! thrown six consecutive winners Bonnie iess ha-
,'rod"c.d four winners in five years. Adele's rec
pa m s;x winners out o, eight living produce.
! ~" ,rbich Iindee. was never trained. being re
| sfu
! seven winners IN seven years. .
The Eimore y.arnss are tnre" cots by ianover
oopectiveiy and hlly hy Hanover out Of Mamie
, Hunt: a Hlly by stathrore oui % OF h"ap fr9g' a.