New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
HAMBURG AND HAVOC.
STAKE WINNERS IN BROOKLYN RACES
-,sAI RIDING IN HIS BEST STYLE -HAMBcRG's
IMPRESSIVE VICTORY

49, rt,.. .,,, ,os.orl,v IIs vas IN
Tara Wa 81 u,t,,ra 90 .he e,s,..,, ieckey in
tne s@'o'e % - ~. o,.a, al, ,, Aros-,ca
America wa - - ,-~,,.,-o 90 ,,oiroI m
Tho racA"e -. . ,.eoir ,,a,.-o ,..a,s ,r, first
take i'''7 -, . -, -. .;.o ,,,,-o,, q ~,
OF all raclhE ~ ..,..sa ..,s a,~ nrst
Of Tara q - 49,, 49, ., .,.r.,s-,. Or
OF all ra''"N ~, ,o-,oa~.o,1. II 4. nd been
Hamou's 80 - - Ia tt,,,t,,,e IN all nj. races
Tossloie . h.-.-,r.,o s,,h,a ,~f.~s hat s.n,p.v
"l''oI' -. ~, l., ne 10 fbo,,,,. hos, with The
win ~ - ,a,.r b,,., ,..- beaten Ard
cor, ,- 80, ,,s,.,- boon beater b.v. ,~oild AID
y ha4"T =. ,t,4,s.. ..o,ll ba..o 5aor ram ROSY
happy ~. o. cry ia, and how sv.-e ~ AMI
HOI'i ,, -, ,,,,5 have sion. every night N~ Md
sou'uF le -,, ham, nos, to,,,,e. si,-n,u-, f,.-
oeH - r. o,-,,t,o,,n r ,rlir,nh q, SATURDAY last
p"e' ,s.,lIs,ior ,.ir.o., yes.cr:.v !, W. 70,
WIN - ,,,o,o.s :, US NOR, man TIM y
hle'e' .e,,,.,o, . o,r,,,,,. ,,,,x,. of s.,~
was W. Nv 1i,idcu Is ,roil and nanny
success ,,.'h or.,,,.~ ,,l h,,,,cr h..
- - q, Ty,.,,bu-v hal ney,- been beaten. and
80, 20. ci,e,, ca many had ,i.s t. his loses;
-. 80 Io,.,I erisrJs
-, ), Madden f. non. q historical figure o1 the
. ~ the nti~e globe IIo is ono - ;re shrcv lest
go, ov,e,.. the ,y,.,r aye~ saw In ,t.k king OFT
.,Ier c.-s ,.,.,i~g. earrings and ,,vo-,oa,-
o11s and in getting together a poverfl stable coy
.I,,,g man. horse. ~ uncommon speed IIe has
oyrAa many ,,i-- and Giles Of hi-l class In pick
ing ont horses no one on thp t.:-f cf any country
ever surpassed him IN buying and selling horses
-udic!ously no one can excel him. rs go choosing
Jockeys 10 ride ms fleet horses. Mr.. Madden DID not
manifest much saCar.tv unit a recent date. ~"
Seemed 20 think for a long time that White could
,9e Ham urE and Ornament ano"t as wei. as Taral.
the champion jockey o. America. can ride hem
The i-y truth Is that champion colts ard 'Aimpon
FLIES should always be ridden ny champion Jockeys
even II II is A costly task get the services Of
champion jockeys. But even II ii were necessary TO
pay Tara N"" IN every race ID "Hl'" ne nue.
Gt is not necessary. however 10 pay him any such
big fee as thaO is il not better TO pay Jockey
who wins races even ~ much as 5000 for each race
than 10 pay Jockey who loses races through lack
OF skill, lack of quickncss or lack OF energy the
comparatively small sum Of so for each race which
he loses? In other words is It rot pleaSanter ana
more profitable 20 w.n races than 20 'ose them
Everybody admits now that Hamburg is the cnam-
pion colt Of the Western Hemisphere Ana Iardl
IS assuredly the champion jockey OF mo western
Hemisphere. The Jockey and the colt should never
Re MARRIED hon efor,h
y Z. gratifying 70 note that Mr.. Madden has at
.aS' n, 80 -, 80 81 .b,. IL is NOT u-ee
ouTs az w., WI as. or,ars rbe, ra rides Hamburg
20 give TARA! any oFos's VIE" "e -
Taral and Hamburg understand each other thor
n,sbl,, NOW and they are fond OF each other Let
$500. ua,h can take care ~ the other
'ne'n aio"e IA I'-' -, -. ho rrl,,,ra will
Some day the racing coiAHh OF '"e I''.''.V ".'
,-,nt a handsome haf-tone portrait Of John L.
49,. o. as-or,e, tho honor He owns HAM
Madden he deserves ue Ho''o'' ~
burg. and Re now admits that re should Always ne
''ooen oS 1 80. ,ra-a1 sbo,,ld
ey' one ana HSe '..u "a. ,.e-,,.to-s W.
49,. - i,..-o.a5 immensely in the last few
weeks. He is getting braveiy over tho White
habit. and If he viii break himself entirely OF 'ne
habit o. giving oad Ups 10 MS ,"..''ia 1850
Tribune rac'hS o'i'a' 'ne', W" 49, r.. a.,
an honor which few turi'n'n ca" nope ever 10 AZ
white is a worthy young person ano prooaoiy
he always does MS pes bG' re mas ,''l',
races which caused agohneu sPeola'ots 90
tina, he would be more useful in the form Of pads
10 ue pa, - - .bo, ba could ever be
or little Maher rides race ina" ~ 'U''-
MS, however he mistaken
Well colt with the name Of Previous aid once
beat Hamburg: now. didn't he? Previous ran yes
terdav against Hamburg I'm the Prospect Stakes
80 1.as re,er dangerous and he was un-
pace. IL ul,h,trg ,r{,b inv Tom Costigan the
petWeeh fanD-ls, IA Io,j.i.n on his ba * and
Previous. with tn Repqhirap 1,9i,arn ,o "a noIi
gigantic ABE GTup,r. me Tet Zen Ham
burg burg VIII Tom co.'iza9 Fs,!y GT &c N. as
l3cke2 a Wi,der y. rider you'd produce more ex
oitemeut-and consternatoE-thdn any otHel M l
be CycIopean and cyclonic. . ,.-..-,,.,,,
The weather YESTERDAY was NE 'I5 d ~ VVE"n
The frst race was called at 2:l5 p m. don forget
that The racing will begin every day Al 5roohH
st215 and NOT A. 30 p. m, the attendance was
hin but later trains brought thousands of pas
"a v-ben Hamburg went 20 the post for
eenge[s ana "Hs' aro't nUitude greeted the
sreates' = ,t Ti 1Nof John r. Maddens
ana h.a''I pa ,,,3i, u.s. scrstcbed from the
PlaudlI rtt 'aCIl l -l.,-.lad IN th. credit
hrst race LEI ~, ~ prooiIyu Jockey Club that
and the Story OF ne ming programme
tne sotutl III. s,,l6iad All The best and
were aouHldHt'! IN ~, - ,ere niihshed in the
popular horses. whose names W. . - nc con-
lists or prooaDle .',h t,U hands oh Corvdon.
tes.s - -, Tho classic brows OF Philip J.
ana plaIl IhenI VI III " r. NfcTntvre No padded
OWysr anu oViol1gt W. hing Of tho sort Ham
programme NestS iIty. ,NO.i.a@ "a pen Ioladav
burg and Ben b'N-h' IT, 80 I'D in fact ali
Lehman ana Havoc. Archduke. anu, 20 go n
the popular horses thar the pubic was tdEel 70
see were ngn'ine the battles %. 'Ht i,-9 ~