New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18
Tur RUNNERS AT BROOKLYN
.o,,c or THE SUBURBAN CANDIDATES.

- ppr-su RAN AWAY FROM BELMAR.
rrv merry massacre OF the horses wnich
~, 20 have been favorites on pubic FORM wen.
w .,vously at the Brooklyn track yesterday. i"a.
.. 81 slaughter has been thoroughly Vp'cai VI
sv. . rack ever since It was opened. The oook.
Ter. dubbed with giee. while the pacAeis u
~.ru,ne public form were downcas'' MarSus 80
,.orce On from Montana, and saw his My briar
s.s, whose private work had been rapia. ,u"
,,,,v for a little distance In the hosiyh o'"neS
.son fode away Plenty Of public racing WINS
80. Private work counts for little ~ 10 "o@
-, trown whether or not Marcus Daily intehos 70
two his stable a shakeup and turn II ins'ue ou''
o. ,-or, the WAY IN which his horses nave oeeh
.,,g this wear a general overturning seems 10
=. sorey needed. Much money was put oh H'ia'
sweet because Of her private work friVa'e worn'
howeyer rarely wins races Nevertheless 10
- "a discover trainers who do not still put al
&c, ,nnI,cit faith In private work rather than IN
.,o r,c,np Private work has been beaten so
s,,or nv nublic racing that It might be supposed
,be most obtuse and obstinate or trainers ~ouiu
see that scany trust be based on private WORK.
And vet America Is full or missuiueo' weh-i"ea"-
Ing but injudicious trainers who persist III iay"e
more stress on private work than on pubic racing
Arthur Whites fly Gesha won the first race
and his colt On Deck won the second. II Is re-
,resh,ng 10 see Mr. White enjoy few CLEANS OF
.,rsbine IT would be a good thing for the turf
~ he could win many races. On DECK was seco"u
tn ha Belmont at MOTIFS faTk lHc io'O''N~' NNf
a Dav did not run amazingly well. But ne was
-,dden by Hamilton That explains everything
7 i Seagran's Havoc. carrying liz pouhus' ""'
a neat second TO On Deck, and behno MN "''o
semper Ego Rondo. Peep O. Day. Maurice ana
others on Deck is not in the SUBURBAN havoc
q IN az 1902 pounds Semper Ego is In AT NO. reep
n, Day Is in at lO7 and Maurice Is IN at lu.' "a
,..s,ersav's form is to be taken as a guide Ha'oc
ought 10 outrun Semper Ego. Peep LAY a
Maurice In the Suburban easily enough lne ''Ne
was fast 2:o9ls But this was only an SSV' i"ee'
The Suburban is a $4,000 race. and 1t is now sure
that ~ the weather is clear and the track uiS a
BIC nea will run and there will be plenty OF
netting at long figures against Peep Day Ha'o0
and Maurice to run even ohe-t"o-'hiee 49,. 80
n Dav may have more speed next i"esu"S go
he had yesterday But II ha'hl'o" I,,,,on co,,d
crane on Peep o. Days door Hah'.on eou,u
nnsa tho ,ollest feast ever seen into funerai IN
the twinIing OF an eye ,. ,o,
y, ,b. MIN race at one mile Ben Brush carried
,,s mounds and Belmar carried 10 In the ouou
han on Tuesday next Ben Brush will carry lZS ana
Eelnar will carry lA pounds. Ben Brush was
hacked Yesterday with unbounded confidence. II
was reported that NJ. F. Dwyer. his owner, put d
great deal OF money on him. II was DIS ee' ' -
ANYTHING well can be on the turf that beii"ai We
the only horse i'll the race which couiu "' -,
chance against Ben Brush. The swain o'o,i',
-, and Tinse also ran, but what chance uiu
erv one of those. three have against Ben brush
and Belmar? None all Sloane rooe NJ. T.
er's Previous in the Great American STAKES vas wa,
Il not a little odd that Sloane on Bemar sIouiu
lose much ground as ne uiu All e0'-o
clubhouse turn? 49, ,o
OF course everything must inevitably have Deeh
all right But some racing men remember WIN -
was who looked over the handcaps at -io'''
Park a few years ago and VINO chahbeu INC
weights in those handcaps 1t Will be just as "e''
hereafter il the principal plungers OF the East
ern turf George z. Smith and Michael +. D"!er'
50
,,,u he provoked 1t might be just as well II NJ r.
DIVER should refrain hereafter from Pu'''"e
George Z. Smiths jockey on MS horses III any
races Plunging the turf is a iine game "'iIe ~
lasts but who tell how long IL Will Ias'' ~
cannot last long unless the plungers are uisc'ee'
and n Oldest and cautious 1t would have peeh Hioie
satisfactory If Belmar had not started IL was d
strange race which he for the first six furlongs
Yot the sort of race which he has oeeh IN h slo
aken o. out the betting Brush would
probably have been apout 10 .. MAJ - srbaf
would have Suited him exactly Now it wi will Rs be
mar will run in the Suburban next Tuesday. II tney
beth start as both now likely TO DO ana II 'ne
Rrnoklvn was dry yesterday Ben Brush won very
aasilv. But why was it that Belmar fell iar De,
be out Of the entirely for six furongs ana yee
obtained second place? Belmar mas not Deei ia '''
R G az the favorite in the Rosiyn Stakes was
defeated by Great Bend in subbornly dispmtenI
BY the cOnultlcIS vi thc iuNN
carried 122 pounds while all the other colts except
Bueaway had an advantage al genne in Weight
and nothing else which enabled Great Bend 10 de-
feat Hand6a swaneO got tnife sppned the ring
with their Free Advice in the Myrtle Stakes they
got good prices and their winnings were 'tb ease At
the furlong post but ne weakened badly h IN tne
drive at the emo Form nFfs this week and his riding
is much inferior to that of his best standard; ne
was all right. but the jockey was under cloud
While Harry Reed was the favorite. he was no
fTSh d Sa IN Se In fact
was weak and wavering favoriie nterms sion
ea but she was not ready for contest
Il Of fast private work cox5 no stay o
simply because she had not had the punc racing ans
necessary TO Pr SdS lss her 10 stay Out
Forget the favorite in the hurdle race at Two Two
MILES found the distance too great Tor ner. She
ran we'll for more than a mile and half. Dut
Kilkenny outstayed her ,,,n. ,,,,s-s pa
patient gentlemen Don't be in too mucn ano 81
hurry to grab eyerythlng and 1 HoSkins and few
others They were too greedy They could not
Sas The ea sWabaum snd few others they
were too greedy They could not wait Inc game
win surely be spoiled ey in an 9s hey Oy not Walt
Never forget that Republiean Legisa.ure III, aha
Nepup great army Of iquor-deaers and OF other
persons fought the Raines bill with might and
main Bill cam be passed as the
hers will be patient Their gains will be big
enough IL they wait long enough. Don't spoil the
game gentlemen plungers. ~
William c. Daily has bought Bastion. He Is still
buying horses If that fact Is ever brought fore
ihly "a the attention Of Republican Legislature
an anti-racetrack bill will be passed in three days
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RAcE-Purse $500; for two-year-od FLIES; sell
Ing furlongs.
Betting
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