New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
1T WAS THE FRIAR'S DAY.
VOTER WAS DEFEATED AT BROOKLYN
THE MORRIS COLT SEEMED TO HAVE BEEN
SLEEPING.

TUE
SLEEPING.
=, D., TINA for Marcus Daily TO come East Mon
..rs may stu be full Of copper waiting TO be
r,ined But tho copper cannot get away. 1T Is
.ure 10 stay there until it is hewn out and brought
=. thu surface The copper ore Will not spoil.
.so,hs do not bite copper and neither flies nor
v,re-worms nor chinchbugs. nor the flight or
rears will lower de value OF the treasures which
lie in the depths Of the Anaconda. Copper Is nor
e.e,inr II Is not transitory. And II doesn't need
a trainer. 1t will not lose penny In value II 1t Is
IA, alone for a century. But Mr.. Days Eastern
stable needs an up-o-date trainer, and II needs one
without delay. The horses which carry the copper
mine coors are not like copper. The horses
eadily fall of in value unless they win races. Mr..
nolv has been big-minded and large handed
owner He has never nigged nor higgled. and
when he puts faith In man. that faith has had
M curb-bit on Il. He has always said that he
willing to pay generous sums for high-class racers.
and that he did not care about small purses or
selling races. He wishes 10 win famous stakes,
.rd ne is ready TO pay ,avishly fer that purpose
when his Tammany colts and FLIES begin to
r,,o perhaps Mr. Days ambitions Will be gratiaed.
Tamn,any racer. But study Tammanys
form, as a No-yeer-old The colt not trained
with genuine wh;te-hot genius as a two-year-old
his running would not have been so variable as II
was Last wear Ogden trained by John S.
Campbell Tho colt East from Montana and
won the Futurity. In that he carried lis
hounds and was ridden by Turberville The second
horse was Ornament carrying lie pounds and rid
den by Sloane. Behind Ogden and Ornament We're
Rodermond Rhodesa, Scottish Cheftain ard
others Coodwins Official Turf Guide"-excellent
authority-says that Ornament and Ogden were in
front ali the way Ogden drawing out near the
finish and winning somewhat clevcrly by IL
lengths" The time 1:lo-good time for the
Futur.ty course.
ogden was trained last year by John s. Campbell.
tn tlNa No. hf,Ch
seven surlongs. He was ridden poorly by Tuber-
WILLIE and he had been INDUCED after winning the
E'u,uri,v Ornament defeated him easily by one
and a half lengths, Goodwin says and Goodwin
ought TO know But The Friar. who won the
Broadway yesterday, was two lengths behino Os-
den The time fast-lZ Ii.
Look AT Ogden's next and last race. in 1926 In
the Great Eastern Handicap over the Fuiurity
course on September s. Ogden carried rs pounds.
Goodwlns Ottical Turf Guide says that sunny
Slope Voter and Typhoon were the leaders lot
five fl!rongs, when Tnra by great work brought
up Ogden and fine race by half-length
The time was 10. Behind Ogden was that fast
colt Typhoon II. who ran second, carrying Ia
pounds. Voter third. carrying only III George
Rose was fourth. with ID. and Ornament was
Nth with rs up. Next Sunny Slope. with
20 and The Friar. with 10
Ogden could run races OF that kind last year, when
he was trained by John S. Campbell. This year.
he was beaten far off by Octagon in the Withers ne
was unplaced in the Belmont. and yesterday. In the
Broadway. ne was a bad last, behind Inc frlaF
Voter Buddha and Don De Orc. Last year, trained
by John s Campbell. he was a better racer than
The Frar Voter, Buddha and Don De ORC, as MS
races proved clearly Isn't it time for Marcus Daily
20 come cas: and get trainer? The amazing man
ner in which Scottish Chef;ain has been running
this year to sugges: another reason why Mar
Gus DAILY may feel inclined to come East and get
trainer. Scottish Chieftain won the Belmont easily
BIZ: was nowhere In the Brooklyn Derby. For de-
tails study Goodw!n's "Ofic!al Turf Guide"
trainer may be a thoroughly upright and consc!en-
toCs gentleman but II he can't win races with Nigh
priced horses Of what use TO an owner is the most
upright, conscientious and high minded OF trainers
II he can't win for his employer why doesn't
he resign and begin writing novels or poetry! A
trainer who cannot win races is OF any
bofy a trainer.
The Frar proved himself 10 be colt Of speed
last year in many races. In the Brooklyn Derby
last Thursday Littleied kept him under a choking
pull for nearly a mile. and he cane in behind
Octagon. Buddha Don De ORC and Scottish Chief
tain. Yesterday ne won the Broadway Stakes
easily. displaying true speed. true quality and true
form. The Friar has always been typical Lousi-
Lottery colt. The Louisiana Lottery Stable
has delighted the public for many years with It's
charming consistency. Its horses nave been as
admirably consistent the career Of Aaron
Burr. What entertaining volume of remin-
feats OF the horses OF that stable Statesmen say
that it is task Of vast difficulty to amend the
Constitution of the United States But 1t was not
so stupendous an undertaking. after all. to secure
legislation against lotteries in every civilized State
OF the Union and 10 persuade Congress 10 pass law
closing the mails and the express companies 10
ali lotteries Suppose should now pro-
pose amendment TO the Federal Constitution
abol:shng the Louisiana Lottery Stable alto
gether. as the Louisiana Lottery was abolished. Is
(, likely that any State North or South, would vote
Tie threeyear- o!ds and the two-year Odds in the
ropoitan Handicap at Morris Park and at Brook
lyn last week that no was naturally mace strong
known fact for years that in many cases the
horses Of the Louisiana Lottery Stable seem to run
when the odds are short. But TO every rule eXcep-
ns may be n9Fee at eapon he &
Friar was at long odds. and won handsomely py
n 6Ss The Far 6eer colt f
yo,er was YESTERDAY. and possibly he will always
enough So The Friar won the race with something
fourth While u 0gdsn. Winner Of the FaIury Of 1886
and the Great Eastern Of 1896 and faster and
and e bon S9'i De sN 6ro in ne 1885, was a bad last
Previous was In selling race for 500 at Norris RS
Gres, American he was beaten easily by John e.
Maddens Hamburg The Tribune said yesterday
that Previous is not even fair colt, and that his
success IN the Great American was a huke due
asy to 1 the fact that he had been thoToGgshy
100 much, While sloaness superb riding Rad great
6eai 10 90 with getting him home in front. II
Sloane mad been on Handball In the Great Amer
! ;an ana Sims on Previous, Handbal would prob
a ally, haye won the Great American. and not Pre-
Wo0s. LOOK over the list OF all the Great Amer
leans that we're ever run Previous was the poorest
colt that ever won that race. AS already said. Mr.
Madden's Hamburg defeated Previous easily
enough before Previous won the Great American.
and he defeated Previous at oven weights easily
yesterday In the nth
Mr.. PetteDgill was IN wofu form. Some OF his
starts were chaotic. The favorite. NJ f. Dryers
Cleophus got the best Of the start in the first race
and took first honors neatly. Mstral was second
and Cesarion third
Elkics. the favorite In the second race was UNI
lucky enough 10 get the extreme outside In the
drawing, and Griffin rode him with about as much
Vgor az green carnation Of the vintage of three
years ago might exhibit. He got off slowly and
poorly, and rode a slow and poor Taral did
not co great deal better Concord. In fact,
Tarars riding Of Concord far below his usual
Standard. Nh Chaners Ca.dron won in fine sty.e.