New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26


Ss'G' oc s y Why tn then Ppo.sSs might
would have been An irreparable calamity. an APP
The start was shockinsly bad in that sheepshead
Bay Handbag and George Keenei NE mount
s were ss s Sack EE when he s M that
Sims could hardly have avoided cap,u ri v en-
ton Of the storm in the midst of which he worked
| his wonders rXa
Ornament was withdrawn from the saeepsn rea
deal Of acrid comment IT was exceen,ntk ed or
nament in the suburban will believe firmly 70 the
DAY Of Their ives tia, the Ss ra nns
| II to the bookmakers by refusing to send me
Suburban field in the aTT dyen way and
when the Jockeys should have been tod 20 20 %" do
It p S.s ds for or1ament TO win tha Every
body who AT the track and kept MS eyes open
expected that Ornament would retrieve his repu-
taton and regain his former popuiari,y by T Rmt
| IN. Fleischmanns Insisted upon starting George
Keene and would not release sloan TO ride orn ma
nowned for his inexhaustihe sweetness Of temper
e never angry He never uses strong Tara
Of rough riding and from the cradle he mas nsve
so Of NE course the Wharawa Of Ornament could
not have been due to any irrltahinty on the par
has been heard TO praise Spencer as jockey.
Why could not 0rnamsnt have been run T5n
ment cutting disappointment to the people
who went 10 the races. The club. however, was
cS@nnot be denied that wretched starting me
after throngs Of lovers Of sport had bought riand-
: Ornament run. damage the best interests 81 TIE
turf ,, ,.
to win the sheepshead Ray Handicsp Nobody who
| Is capable OF Distinguishing the difference between
a Jean Reraud and Miller as racer, or the az
ference between a Sloan and A Sims jockey.
could ever conceive that George keene even with
Sloan up. had the remotest outside possibility or
getting hrst place in that race. But the Fleisch-
MAINS pay Sloan big salary for FIRST call on MS
colt George Keene 10 certain defeat rather than 10
see him ride Ornament whom they do not own 10
disputed dispute .'''''' . '"e'' 'es"' s''' '''
The bookmakers had delightful day. They won
was nor how furious the tempest was. They were
wildly enthusiastic over the performance OF Merry
Sims and had troops OF hackers A vgilani survey
Of Merry Hearts crawl settled this plainly: Either
desneratelv f-an5ic ~ tatn Hrst second or thir5
money with him. There two horns OF that d.
lemma Anybody can choose the horn which he
coylie a JOCKEY with vacuum IN his skull. was
put DR.. Parker in the frs; race with 1--WE
pounds overweight. That was a quee, trick Who
should be put up at five pounds overweight? That
tom The odor Of the dead-house and the dis
secting room filled the air when that race was
have had It's source in New Jersey; Can II be that
any one In New-Jersev from New-Jersey
expert undertaken?
Impers tor might have go. third place at least. in
the second race. but that Taral. who rode him.
ceived stable orders which not In the least
wise or discreet lmperator ought always 10 he
ridden exactly as Typnoon was ridden In his three
successful races at Gravesend and not at all
Typhoon was ridden In his two unsuccessful races
al Sheepshead Bay. The trainer Of Tmperator is
a conscientious. pious. upright trainer. And his
IDEAS as to the training and riding OF horses would
have been practical and effective century ago.
Now they are wholly out OF date HIS horses fire.
Quently go to the post without sufficiently severe
NJ freou epfl IL 70 "a
tastic and il-judged orders
In the third race two OF the spotless and stainless
saints Of the turf narrowly escaped n dead-heat
D. T Pulsiter's Miss Tenny defeated W. NJ Bar
rlck's Sun Up by a head. That stirring
sight. Mediate upon &C. Reflect upon n struggle
between d. T. Pnlsifer and W NJ Barrick for
two WORTHLESS ought 20 he hung in our city Hall
Both OF them have been hard at work for years
trying to elevate the turf They have succeeded
stately tombs should be set up for both Of them
, In tho middle OF the Anueduct n1ed And surely
they would not he 50 dscour,eous as TO keep the
tombs empty long.
FIRST RACE-For maiden two car-old. $500 ntd.d:
selling Five furionss Fu,ury Cours.