New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
THE RACETRACK.
SLOAN IN poor LUCK AT BRIGHTON.

49,, T., ,ho ,fnosnbcrc were too feeble TO de-
serye the name Of breezes. Dogge't On '''
renny and Sloan Bona Dea mad h'eE '
bat IN the Saragossa, at one mile. Tor 'hree
old FLIES both riders urging their mounts 10 ..e
utmost throughout the fnal quarter-mie' ! ne
t,ao.s decided tina, Miss Tenny first by few
inches. ..or
Sloan accepted five mounts. lie was IN sc"'''
Drained mood when he consented to ride Bana"o Al
in the third race and Gan Metal In the sixth' De-
cause neither Of the two had the slightest cn'hoe
NJ victory and It is unwisc for the champion
Jockey Of America 10 accept mounts which nave
no conceivable possibility OF success IL io"cIs
his reputation seriously and hurts MIN er'Ncs "
do ANYTHING Of the kind The favorite Hup! Lips
ridden by sloan had "A pleasant romp In the open
ING affair H. H. Iiunns Field Lark was Hpeia"s
hacked In n contest at Brighton recently. ana theh
moved In an eropectic. paralytic manner WHY"
was painful to Sc. Yesterday Field LARK was "a
easy second in field OF dozen althous' ne "s
ridden by stable boy nafned M'ci"e''' ~
stewards? They hlinked. .
=, tho socond race which was for two-year-olo
fuio, nt sx furicngs. Winepress ridden ny Maher'
was first IN a drive. while Antra. ridden by Sioah'
was second Neither nlly is of much value
In the third race Banquo IL. horse OF pai'ry
worth was made the favorite solely because sloan
rode him, He is an abject creature which woud
b. more useful to fertillze farms than for any
other purpose. BarQuo III got second plnSe' out
would nave beer thirc had II not been .na' md o.
pulled up DeNridc in the most i1puueit anu ou
iaScous manner imaginable, thus elVihe d seJSn
money TO Banguo H.. The wise stewards deci9 fer
10 set down Oleary for one day as penalt; lot
this harefaced pull The fellow ough' 10 nave oeeh
set down for weeks for throwing away second
ieasiys thing on the Eastern b 5aTf a o
Lady Marian. This is delicate. nervous. hyster'-
cal lilly. wac has been abused shameiuiy slnSe ; sae
iop in bimssli. Lady Marian was stake winntr
Of IN % OF & han ms beem exceed
insly adrd 10 bear. 1t Is summer o. torment VITA
H. Stshs Of I d ns S M
intensely in such a Jul; as that wnich mas Jus
s5ndey SS Snd ny o sqS~d
DAILY raced he on July o. July 2s July 90 august
snd stop ATsO such ba5ayp PAN 20 'u one
stewards to do ,her any IN sngn mI Voc
sic. too trance smitien. Suppose tina, ": Z; Day
were to tie his npes n xct baa Lazy slow re under
her. would these stewards Try to restrain HIM nm:
Therefore il is time for The Society for the Pre ,
ton of Cruelty to Animals TO take action This is
DAYS cruelty TO Lady Marian is made worse by
Cartoon Of a rider o'Connor on Lady Marian. This
as an Of onon %ssa
And poor Lady Marian ss7 ksst, on the rack day
A pogs Say rod & Tss enny the winner of
and pns a SoS W OF e as aRS
although Miss Tenny was strong second choice
sS t. h ppng R %as ns RIPPING
wound have been defeated Thy Continental. however.
T. ,a rde Dsr
the horse both straight and place put some OF the
h sTash While they pTnss TDo on him m f0
homestretch, headed her and had her beaten, but
when Sims. who rode Continental. had made it GER
tinentai. that 1t was certain Continental could not
lose second place then r he acted as II ne nad lost
to sleep Therefore Tripping was first at the end,
with Continental second A low. drowsy hum was
n Sympathy SGra with si 1ns inc ''e"' were
& ns h9nsa Sas to se
They are almost as mischievous as the Jernegan
Frohman Gun Metal and Philip came out against
Ben Ronald. and IT was practical walkover i9r
Gus. but they are abomnable nuisances. The
legislature ought to pass an AIT snpPressins mem
that starting with nothing. he has made fortune
OF $4,000 on the turf by honest industry. That is
considerable money for any one 10 make on the
turf by honest industry after starting with moth
ing Mr. Lakeland is stl on the turf and he Is
some Of his honest industry 10 reforming H&mil-
ton? That jockey Hamilton since ne pesan T Wa
iton ID been honestly Industrious all mis- NE had
In dissipation. HamilIons turf fortune might now
Sompare fairly With the turf fortunes Of Wiiliam
been wastcful a boarding house keeper recently
sue Hamilton for an unpaid bill for board
and GeG that all his 81 mi had been pe aT
ton 1t is generally believed on the turf that Hamil,
tor often drinks fluids stronger than ginger ale and
that many OF his poor rides this year and In
previous years have been due TO bad habits. It is
clear that .Lakcland is not doing he should do
II he puts Hamilton on any OF his horses when
Ha milton Is not in a proper condition 10 ride
them properly. II is an inexcusable Insult TO the
turf TO the people who support the turt and TO the
stately and majestic stewards of the Jockey Club
to employ any jockey who befuddles his brains
with drink TO such an extent that he rides IKE
woolsack. - ,
The news from Saratoga that George Keene had
outrun Plaudt at mile at even weights caused
intense surprise at Brighton All the experts agreed
that piaudt must he out OF condition because II
IS certain that Paudit is better racer than George
ktenc at any distance.
the Rough Riders charge at San Juan. was an
interested spec. a'or He was the guest OF Hooer'
10. for 1888 Of "Goodwn's Onieiol Turf Guide; "
Y,,blis he'd at No. lao Broadway. is Just out II is
dated August J. and is OF genuine value TO oil
turfIncn.
FIRST RAcE-$5oo added: selling. One mile.
-. Minden's ch 4. Ruby Lips by Rayon
d'Or--rcd Glrl. 3 yrs. 90 D tcar 30. a.,