New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-23

tue idNorite. captured the suburban. Both Nj. r.
Dwyer and Philip j. Dwyer have started great
horses In great handcaps in other years las, for
instance "a George Kinney, in the Suburban. some
ssk ssS' but luck wss against them Yeseraay
Brush ran honestly and well lie carried the high
s ssi weight He was well-riddsn He won the
-2O7 10 George f. Smiths colt. The Winner. was
wss on The Winner was well ridden also Sims
ner sqt even II the time was good and Ben Brush
and savns pnWer ny means o OF ta Of
n mn,se-hail Suburban after all Ben Brush is
ner. who was second is poor 700 stun Let US not
Worry over It. however. Smile and be gay. When
burbans ever run, over ali the horses that ever
ran in the Suburban. and then weep when your
Brush first The Winner second. Havoc third;
nut tnem all up at auctionTevery horse that ran
bring rims a. tO,al q So lsi: Net likely ,.....n
sS n raeas m bid fSops e6
Americans went even to Brookyn-a track of
Everything is narrow and small at Brooklyn, as
this article has said already. except the spacious
Brooklyn Jockey Club, and Of Colonel Hubert d.
Mcintyre. the excellent and admirable secretary
GLANCE AT THE HANDICAPPIN6.
But there's one thing even smaller than the
spaces of the Brooklyn track. That's the mind Of
the Handicapped who has been handcappng
Brandywine and Don De Orc and Voter and
Buddha Handicapped who could require poor
Voter and poor Buddha to concede weight to that
great racehorse Don De ORC at a mile and
the tip Of the lttlest needle ever manufactured as
titanic universe for II to dance upon as a grain
thest star in the dimmest nebula of mmeasurabee
infnity The UNIQUE need OF the American ,urt
much idea of what he might be able to do If he
as a gnat has of the possibilities Of astronomy
within the fnrthest depths Of sPace When the
under n microscope and discovered that Don De
orc was entitled to receive weight from nrv Eotef
every fair minded turfman that he was merely
crepuscule-nothing more.
A GREAT DAY FOR FAvoRITEs.
In attendance. in weather. in the enjoyable ex-
periences of the afternoon and In the superb mass
Of people who went TO Sheepshead Bay, the Subur-
ban Day CT 1897 was most memorable and notable.
1t was a great day for favorites. Ben Brush. who
won the Suburban handsomely and easily and credi
tably was the fayore He is the son 2, of BTambs
Duchess, ridden by sloane was the east posi-
ond ~ and Sunny El IN" slop ps' third Sf marry eeD
The winner of the second r"ce was also the
colt. by whlstie-Jacket out OF semper Paratus.
ridden by Taral On Deck defeated Wolhurst,
san, Minnie Aphonse and St. Nicholas II in
of-trump ss, fashion He ran well Before the race
ley & Co. The price was confidential 1t Is said
that Mr. White felt obliged to sell the colt. On
Deck is good one. and every gentleman and gen
Deck run in Arthur Whites colors rather than in
those Of Bromley & Co.
SOMETHING ABOUT OWNERS TRAINERS
AND JOCKEYS
J. E. Madden is a man Of brains. But when he
brought white East Mr.. Madden left his brains
hanging on q peg In Kentucky or Tennessee. WI
hite is nice little boy He can pick out clean
straws for mint juleps neatly That is Just what
he is fit for. Nothing else Hamburg is a fast
colt but If Mr.. Madden insists upon putting Will
=. of tee hrrc.v
Hamburg could have won the Double Event Il he
ride even an icecream freezer effectively. and all
Hamburg's chances were slaughtered.
Mr.. Gilmore brought Thorpe East The new Wash
for Gilmore and Thorpe Gone to join Eugene Debs
on the Pacific Slope may yet be their unending
ectng charity Subscriptions for free1ice fund or
for Mark Twain. who has Just sold the copyrigh,
a charity solicitor. book-agent repAirer of
broken bicycles Of ten years ssrviSs He was
Jockey ME He doesn't know the si IMPORTANT arts Of
Ise Shore s oae a efs seGrf hdot s
Handspring has Lake Shore lost the. strap on his
the s6Isf fToq$is That TGhSTRs jockey
up as it should be bound with a strap. This ought
to have been done As an ASSISTANT I; to the worthy
would win a halo in short time. But on a horses
back his aqreole is mshtI. :. 49,. -.
feet are soaked in icewater for hours before he
starts in a Some people think that Gotham
has bad stomach well bad feet, and that
possibly Gotham insists upon soaking his
stomach with icewater for several hours before
OF his
The A. H. & D. H. Morris stable made a decara-
ton to win with Varus in the Double Event. Penn
rode Narus. He was not placed. Litteheld, the
regular stable Jockey, rode Bowling Brook, who
the race. The declarations which have been
made by certain stables this year funner than
anything in Aristophanes What's the Of these
declarations? Are they jokes or are they intended
to fool the public and the Handicapped? No need
OF taking any trouble TO fool the present handi-
capper. however. baby in cradle with rattle
could do that.
The owners of Forget must be proud Of the way
in which English rides that excellent hurdle mare.
English yesterday acted as IL he of the
clumsiest. awkward and most bungling
riders that tried to take horse a
over hurdles. Forget was the odds-on favorite in
the hurdle race, and would have won II easily but
for the stupid laundering of English at the last
hurdle. He made such middle and Of
his handling Of the mare at that jump that every
body amazed. Thanks to his wretched fail
handle the mare properly, Flushing
the race. and the hackers of the odds-on favorite
lost their money
SUMMARIES OF THE RACES.
FIRST RACE-Purse 5000; for ali special weights
Five furlongs the main track.
Betting
st. Pl.
r. L. Roses b h. Clifford by Bramble-
Duchess o yrs 1926 10. ..... (Sloane) Ii Ia
NJ. F. Dryers br. Harry Reed.