New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
TARAL TWICE IN FRONT.
HE WON TWO RACES IN SUCCESSION
xAHrR srxs. o'coNNoR AND SLOAN GOT THE
OTHERS.

AAHEA 6lM6 OCONNOR hEND SA>CnS' w.
OTHERS
rh~ rrooklyn Jockey Club is holding one OF
its most popular spring meetings since Its open
ing day. June was delectaole yesterday. ana inc
attendance was copious. especially in the silver
Ala and the silver stand In several OF the con-
tssts many of the entries were taken out. although
the track was in a condition which cou!d Ho' DC
battered. Colonel Brush. the superintendent hao
prepared q footing for the runners cohceii''"s
which no complaint could be made and the sport
was SO lively that the pickers OF flaws were at
t.ni+ Taral was in advance with Intrusive in the
second race and Larva in the third He was r'a-
ing with dose of tabasco when cohpe"eu ''''
host of wei.-wishers 10 shout In tumultuous praise
Marcus DAILY has been so large hearted IN ms 'u''
undertakings that the success OF MS COT LA
IN the Bedford Stakes welcomed with zest 0!
.vsrv unse,Ash and broad minded supporter OF
h,eh.class recreation Marcus DAILY mas done d
great deal for what Is commendaole IN thoroush
bred pedgrees. II de were 10 be iaNoreu '' 40
uns with an Ornament, a Bowling BROOK ana
Jean Beraud in single season ne "ouiu ''e' e'
10Y not more than half OF his desert -.
Marcus palv's colt Ogden. winner OF the Futurity
of 1898 flashed forth a CLEAN Of his former speed
and took frst place In the last race Osoeh mas a
tsmper Sloan humored him. and wneeIeo MN ~
cajoed him with so dulcet ent!cemen's anu a,.ui
ments that ogden forgot TO suk, ana ran IN
but ne was not degraded by his defeat he eaIrisa
"a pounds while Ogden had only IN on not a' to be
ignored Tito was not a Futurity winnss, Os1 Zen
E Enr nno Of ls This sixth race handi
cap. II condition race with %e'e asvsnteen
nonnds to Futurity winner. especially as that
Futurtty winner ridden by the one onrs usht
s ana els a hands sure grip the head OF his
mount and an Unborn insight concerning the 'nS n
Distinction which Ogden encOmpassed was r aae
chiefly to Sloan How lndC yn I5 10 cherish the
thcugh that the racing column OF The Trenne nSt
disclosed the fu extent and area Of Lane he ons Sloan
ought to be condemned TO eternal exile 70 iron M mn
Jack sw ISn; ano ssy SesT than he
nrst performance this year he is ars To!Canc
ssT fssr vs eEs Jack POINT T
ously at the post before The mrs. sae H. was the
s swnsa ,n and an MaSe se rode him Som.
The end Of this century is Almost i ON net tse stage
careful gasers will still be saying that w ss ME-
not on edge when he rode Laudsrman the ,eye
rode al i's around sims aa does not ride all
81, Sims on ought sH To be- up
in alcohol and put on a shelf in medical museum
oi PsrSaps 4 the Starter had his mind on Santiago
and Cervera and the Merrimae ana fSp bvsr bs
Tss sRPlaSng aboSt he may have overlooked the
isvos %be ArSw s fns
was hurtled Therefore Autumn crawled nome as
feeble, frail and futile third moo Ahmed IN Ink
at birth. crouched upon the ceIvcal verteoTe OF
Howard Mann. That jocose beast Howard Mann
won the Brooklyn Handicap In 1897. Eve: si ,
then he has been sorry for IT. He has been strlceh
with remorse and wondering why ne dld H. les-
terday the remorse had gone in SO far that pom
Howard Mann and inky Penn acted as II they
were rent by aches and pains and collcs ana
cramps In a race at Morris Park Howard Mann
was left ri the post. Yesterday Penn and Howard
Mann might as well have been LEFT al the pos.
Both stagnated II they were MT for a post
mortem. Both Penn and Howard Mann neeo a
shock. Would melinite or prismauc powder III 'he
case. or krakaloa? $500
r. WE'LL owns a colt that never won race
This colt is by Balston. out OF a KING Day mare
N WE'LL has bestowed the name OF Napoleon Bona.
narte upon this thing Napoleon the Great DIED
At St Helena. Cancer OF the stomach Kiled MN.
This rangrened son Of Balston is not at 81 Helena
fIIe ought to be) Is this case OF cancer OF inc
stomach? II the colt has cancer OF the stomach
the name OF the well-known Corsican may be
suitable. Otherwise not. y, ~,
Dosgett rode Siffieur in the second race In the
Rue AZ IL Pa,x they are still whistling. . IT.,
" c DAILY started Popul!st geding caIed
Clap Trap In the third race. He IS harmless ana
sings soprano. Clap Trap was unp,aceo 49,
The starter sets his face as hnt against t me
Cmsars who seized the title Of impera,sor no
prove his dislike Of Tfberius Nero Caguia Do h,
tan and tho rest. ana also 10 make IL cear tha,
left Imperator at the post in the nth race Ana
Songer only smiled
SUMMARIES OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RAcE-yor two-yesr-ods $500 added; special