New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
lessly beaten by the unwarranted and inexcusable

/ lessly beaten by the unwarran'ed and ineH'uSaoe
In the first race when the flag te only two horses S
chance whatever Tvphoon was the favorite At
TO on He might as well have been in the stable
Harry Reed and isdor that Taral could never fore.
him within hailng distance 49, ...o,,,o, e,art-
The melancholy truth is that the "retChVl -
Ing spoiled the Suburban OF lNsS ana spo,en one
Suburban Day Of 1895 so far as ne racing
and sacacy Of the Coney Island Jockey club in
arranging for the Suburban and for "'
Racing cannot estimate turf :orm m ui can be-
sure that Rogers a Rose are exceedinFly
willy and crafty owners ana lhar , MA ell thcir
horses and retire from Tacns aogCiheT on ,ie
Suburban winnings Tilos triumph was , me- nor
m TO brhcass sport o. ali the horses that
,er in he SiTurhan To was the one whose sue
r ress III VAS least Welcome to unsesh friends Of me
best interests Of the turf suppose thaa n'o I
| $ Curtis or J. +. Seagram. or the owners OF Or
| nament or Ben Holiday. or IMP or frep lhN
followed the result Of the great handicap. hut
Rogers Rose, Did any one hear genuine shon u,
| Suburban9 And Clayton brought from the
West to ride THE q9 5 rsc@1d of Gyca on
| the turf is spotless a. the plumase OF whi'e
The Suburban this year should he cast aside In
! oil studies Of racing form hereafter The start
G GlS the great pubic favoriie With sloan
in the saddle. had no chance IN any par, OF tns
IL be- wore in the least sensitive he would have
submitted his resignation and insisted upon giving
| up the flag permanently after NE mad spoiled
Tarai committed a grave fault when he ruined
| Suburban pulling by up Ben Holiday when all the
been at the post for short time 1t Is possible
that Taral is heading downhiil? lie is certainly IN
discreet in assocating at times upon me TaceuhcK
with certain persons who VIII never DE chn3tHel
TsaI mgh5 ve sps Re nY" verse OF he
| teenth Chapter OF ST. PauIs hrst Epistie to me
| bert In the Double Event Ben Holiday in the
saw that any stable-boy any racetrack could
| have ridden those horses almost well Tara
Yesterday In his best form he is the second Jockey
Of America. only surpassed by Sloan Yesterday he
| What could have been the matter with him? Was
| So falsely run a race as this Suburban. a
| race so untrue to FORM a race so damaged by tho
| starter. needs minute analysis. But at least
| much overrated 10y certain hasty and enthusiastic
| Of extremely high class. She did not fret wildly at
the post before the start for the suburban she
was quiet and well behaved and she Ind only lO-
| pounds on her back. Imp Is a Western wonder,
but no Eastern empreSs 6 or @ OF vim s4n
! stakes I'm select stake company She had every
| chance with her light weight In the Suburban. but
The estmable. earnest and well meaning trainer
| OF two horses which ran yesterday VIII ma eiliy
| ing occupation for mis- Sunday leisure In reading
! George Meredths charming romance 1.-THE shaving
| fascinating work that Shagpat after he had rcaped
his entrr crop Of %hsfrS p6ss o deyo hm
! self TO duty with increased energy and zeal or
tain practical racing men hof d1 s no fo
| emergencies with the promptness and timeinsss
| Of which beardless trainers are masters. No
| horses managed by the bearded trainer are almost
| Invariably short OF work when th'y ar" expected
! 10 win races. They ran az If they were shori OF
work yesterday. Might it not be prudent 10 s,acr-
fee the be Ard and employ the time nov uscd IN us
cultivation TO working me horses 30 dllgehIy tit
| they will be n to race when they start IN race
| Tho racing at this meeting or the Coney lsanH
| Jockey club will be continued tomorrow.
Five favorites out Of six were defeated yesterday
dnG the winnings OF the bookmakers were immense.
FIRST RACr-For all ages: $3.50 ADDED special weights
'''F ''''''"' ~ mann 9, n'''ins Pr
n%~,ya P~yfT. b s. s H Isa rec 3 ~
Marcus Dalys ch h. Isidor ia Penn - .
f ips s'"ole'' D. e. Mom'" 'sHsaet2 81
T Pga II III / 'ss oconn@39 ID -
, T.a'sral l 1io d' ,%Ssss, %
Lady Mitchell a. 10" ~ ''rV'""' 10
Won in drive by length; four lengths between second
| and third Lady Mitchell away before the race and
caused long The start one Of the worst ever
any racerack.
SECOND RAcE-For thre-y.ar oids 5000 added selling
one mile on the turf
1T pnsa h'G io p car iii; It'd odurpaD 81 2
c FIeishchmanns Sons b. c. Noseys as g, j,
! ". C. Days Oh g. General Maceo 81,
- , 100 ......... . tMaherI o 10 Al
G 1SstH Boyd loo. niamien, ID q
! SIR dswain; i' t aSa'' (Thompson) Is; 3 !
, rln p,er io4 "............Ca wson ~ %
Hemsdaie pn 0s sr1, ic2 Mcdonald 30 10
AtRamas. ccar. io''....... driving 81 81
left at the post r,me-i:.2n
| T.. drive BY a hat length; same distance be
| tween second and third.
THIRD RAcE-DoUBLE EVENT; for two-year- dds
,, 6, 600. renaltios and allowances. Last I'VE and
| or.-half furlongs Of Futuriiy Course
NJ. F Dwyers b. Kinsdon by Ki 19san1l s, ,a
onedE sytnbie's en- c. Armament l22 % 4,
J. Dryers b. C. Miller. i22 .pogse,9 y
Genhem l29 .....'......'.''.' icTaTs2o q S-S
Etheber l22 ''.''''' Tiimnc.I 90
.,, nv two lengths: a length between second and
| third. .,,..p ,.,,o sta -
,,,,,pr,t HAcE-st BURBAN HANpIcAP-Naiue >io-
600 one and one-quarteF miles
| po,e,s K Rose's b.. il. TiIlo. By I>onaus N . ,
|Puri,an Lass. yrs lly 10 r -, 's' los
Marcus DAYS b n ogden. 4 , lo,, 81 Il
Don De orc ;c 'S,ai, Il -
Zen Hoeday. IL" ..... 0gaws,nO 81 q
Imp, , jo1 g. 40 ........... .spen,epo 10 -
ornament. J. ~ tsuii,SnJ - ii -
yrased'an' III r. ............C civilians, " 10 10
ROYAL stag 5. lii.........'.'''' 'D'sSe'''
occupied in betting r,me-2osM
No. 4, 8 drive BY q haif-isngh; head oe'"ee" 'e'
| ond and third. o .,.
FIFTH RAcr-For maiden two-year-od' Wv" A''e''