New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30
TRIUMPHS OF TWO JOCKEYS
SIMS AND SLOANE WERE SUCCESSFUL.
ONE or THEM WON THREE RACES AND THE
OTHER WON TWO.

es' anu "c9- ''N - ,rr>r, the FIST ia;
'"'hes - - san. n horse TO the post his
OF "-'1H ~ -, ,,rot "a most honored ana
c0'''s "''' =, a,irc When us COLI FoNhaH
mos, hohorau'e Ia - o., par,s ana tie Cesar
capture" 90. r,,,hr,arosrirc IN The same !'ar
e"l.C" ~ ~ -, American who desired TO see
III E-s'""N' -, ,r a noble sport was glad
Ameiic" a. N-e 80 r.,t hcrsc ara every
am Fi""o' =, -. ~, o.,,d b., & NJ q sheer
race when oN'"' W. y, ,a,,. ctl.r racers Of
merit Nj enc - rrho ,nrf,ra: who fails
i's" -, ,h la.rels Of Domino IS net 81 over
10 remember the '""' s.S - ,tv,,a, or acad has
10 sec 4, o.'.' 80 -, ,i-b-class thoroughurcts
been p'''s' -: 80. -, lie has often been
than James IL No. 49, - s, cor,rand good
u"lucNE' No '"',''- ~ O.. N desc,y, H. Ana
for'NHe. I"S "'9. e No. 49,, cav on the turf has
Jane Is Nee.'e 80 ..,,,- In Voter Mr.
deser'eo 800" 81 90 - ~ OF rar, ability
hec"7 i"s ~, .f,,, -. AID 81 Horoscope
to carry WelsH' - : - ,.,.l .s.ordov ne has
VIM - -" =, -. 81 ...,.nr0nl,n sreed a'd
ah"'''T t'f'N-S ''' ,,~,, =, q, enri,. V Mr.
of f''H''~ ~ or ~ ,-,.;l Nd por1inos It
heoAt S'o"' WI - No., H., sto;,ld have a
wocn "c nki'I "''" ,,,,,,s 20 the turf
stable foil Of mighty cc!:S, c"a'hi"'.S -" I'm
Review the list " the A''leii.''i - .,r, ,ct
draw breath. Many eoo" i''0 .,r,,ora ,yba,
survive. Look over thelr rroo'us' -, .bo
they have done for the turf on bo'h SUES - 49,,
Atlantic with what James X heeHe ms "o. $500
Kcenc would have only his deserts Il every ~
he owned were a Domino or " r'N','-' .o~
been the mainstay anc tho cIl,1 I'''' - va , ,,,rf
lean turf Tor many years. ne ""S ''o' 80 -
ability hut true turf genius Anu i ~ -.
committed the selection Of all the race'r"cN o'' "
or all the chief racctracks Of the East d i" -
Tho nrescnt racetrack officials would TOT Io"s to'
tho places in which they are now 'o''e'4'7'
are q few racetrack officials on f-as''rn i"O -.
who have the manners and the brains Oh PC'".
hugs Mr. Keene had nothing 10 90 WIN .''e -
NJ those potato-bugs and lie has nothins 10 W
with keeping them In the places 10 "Inc" '"'' CAV
ROW cliuClng
Rv far the most satisfactory race OF !oS''lu| ,
was the Grass Inaugural, IN which MI ''H1 =,
Iroroscone led all the way. in just the style III
which the same owners Voter led in an important
race q few DAYS ago Voter. in that race won
in walk as the phrase goes. Horoscope W." 80
"a walk Yesterday Each is a three-ye2r-oIo co''
~ comfortable speed Each ridden by tha'
d,sr,op5 edition Of a miracle Jockey Tod Sloane
ho ,s =, unanproachabe and incompatible form
4, ,baea laws
49, s,u,d md true American turiman is
|'i'0''1e' s -, ar.rol ~ -urf affairs were
James Galway. II the controi OF '"it $780,.
I'LL, IN tho hands OF Mr. Keene and Mr. Ga1wa'
,9,a.oYhrc ofBc,als would retain any PAGES
either Of revenue or authority on American race
,-ocLs Now here's q chance for any racetfach
oe,ciaI wbo thinks a potato-bug cap fits him 10
put IL on. IheFe are " 'o ,,..,o nrtaf or,horitv
tracks who are drosSeu H. " ''' az 49, rlaces in
~ =, - ~, ,,,oftlirr a. a tiny mustard
which they are now "Huli-... "s ,to German
rmn,re II Is 10 laugh and TO laugh hard and
, - 400 rgbt-ba,-ed freckled and blond
long 10 see b,s bsen in close con-
young person, whose career mas peei' Il. hootn
,ac. with puppies from his early youth hOuiht
Gown chair in which ne has something TO say
cow. < - -, 80 7, - - Iaupb and TO laugh
about raCehOTscs. II - - 4"Ne'-' =
hard and ,ong 10 STUDY the records OF Few per
$50 Ohio bova been tossed 10 the beach turf
sons VINO nave 80 - 49,, Ids ord loft he
waves have moved Up OH tie $40 Ga" " ~
hid them various 81 IN these
son Is susgSS'eu o' en-, ON can that fits him
But there arc a few caps now hanging on turf
hooAS ~i'!C" ...". a 49, -,
sons care TO put them on -,u,.
hcene rurm Te and owners Of race
tracks. and owners of breeding farms, and owners
OF stables and devoted supporters OF me pes, ana
Tace'rach ol''0i'''s :" '''' -, sn ,, -, .bo I,oe+
are moi all right. and nobody KNOWS '''@' - -.
their duty and who have no manners. no otTedI n
education and no culture kn9" are {hG banS Sm
i4u,js bot sf wi,bin easy reach If they %ish
10 P me g sheepsnead Bay has been splen-
, ANS n iCct5 The weather so far has been
practically perfect Ine ,racK a mas gwen W. their
;Sorev iavS5ly 10 eniov the sport The profits
the stock of the club must be en9TnoTs av The
bookmakers Were HARD hit ana amos be texnept
NJ hookmakers1 went nome with generous gains
DIR nj ne weather
Inc dltei4udHcc "s'.e.,,,oij Colonial IL M. with
the finest cQnceiVSOe' So ioidi a. - ~ 49,
sloane up was Pcf bG ted was al h post She
was IT Odds on IN sPltc "a .;; III So va
starters sloan roue n NJ ~ ma ,nGSieod several
49, Iogore ebt reached the last furlong. but
Sloane rode hef 80 Me ma ta otiac7es Yet it was
the emu III spAse "a a. th;ob 81 won She would
narrow inafsin DY Mo h,, 9'i for these fouls and
have won by long space puI ~. 1ic' g. ~ $50
Jostngs and crossings ana pocAellhss IA t'e III
nsI-nile won the mex, race also the Grass In
auguId! VII no S,,oio,,aI D9noo race sloane is a
ea a man al ihe baTrer lie breaks away like
dynamite AnH IUiUSc0i vaiSd WY with the
Grass Inaugural in hne style, in fast time. Sunny
The Morris entries INCLUDING Varus. were at TO