New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-05

5ailo4 disance is mile ari i've taTiores V d ';s
was, to ride Hamburg, and as the track vs.
mruddy Ham9urg's defeat in me Belmont with
70 waver and to hedge on account Of the condi.
iieved that John F Maaicr M ~. .''' race a. MS
mercy and that he knew Pleudt was the better
1oTse T RHJe ne sod Hamburg 70 Marcus Day
pointed when the rain began. as he UT 6iy
confident that The Huguenot would give Hamburg
9br race that would cause him to extend himself 70
LaKeianc started George Boyd who was the trial
70 wiz third money Hsndball and Latson might
as vel nave remained in TIE stable rs they Gu 10
When the horses went 70 The pos, the wind and
rain drove everybody far back in the stand and for
ieT minutes the horses were lost 70 view as they
ten the wind and rain driving in the horses
preached the stand To the surprise Of everybody
TIE field was closely punched. with Hamburg
not third. A, no Sloan gave Hamburg MS head
ara rated MIN out inio the lead. seadiy opening
had h field driving to keep up the pace. Slime on
Plaudit urged him 10 the utmcs 70 close the gap
wes MN tfTn. me ny'hs o
gained length and long deep sigh Of relief when
away from him At the turn for home Hamburg
was a half dozen lengths TO ne good and going
ard mouth wide open " three lengths from Plaudu
who was ten lengths in front Of George Boyd. who
crowd again brCoe loose and chsored TIE winner
Marcus DAILY. TOD" Sloan and everybody associ-
ated with Hamburg
The band marched he entire length of ne grand
Blue" somebody set of several lunches * fire.
crackers. champagne corks were popping and there
GS over e rroI6 of{ous po 6 ne that H oha
pion two-year-o.d. a champion three year old and
n. Car OF Jockeys can - seen IN the sam, same
afternoon. Moreover. COlOrS
and Of Marcus DAILY are extremely popular. There
fore both Victories were received With joyous ac-
claim Hamburg Is certainly marvel. and his race
with ~ pounds on his back with the wind blowing
a gale In MS teeth for Over half 81 The journey,
won In trot' AT The finish. Marcus DAILY Is a
liberal sportsman. and many important races pave
been won by his horses Montana won the Subur-
ban. Tammany the Realization. ogden won me
Futurity and now Hamburg u added 20 the list
OF cracks that have carried tho copper jacket Sill
ver sleeves and green cap OF the Montana turfnan
The defeat OF Hamburg In the Belmont Stalker Is
one Of the unaccountahle Incidents OF racing MS
and that he showed that he had not lost his form
two days later. yet ne BADLY beaten IN tfa'
race With Sloan IN the IDLE Hamburg IS m
vincble he Is peculiarly adapted 70 riding horses
The sixth race was selling affair for tw0-ysar;
Old fllies and was won y Dimlnutive' with Fun
The steepiechsse was nasco 0, tire worst de-
sc-ption. Royal Scarlet was r;dden outside the
fag by his Jockey Decsnol finished arst and va
disqualified and the race given 10 Trillon. Red
Pat placed second. and Royel Scarlet got tAiri
place. With the exception Of the steepechase y
was one o. the hes; days OF racing ever witnessed
IN America. Here The summaries:
Here are the summaries
FIRST RACE-For all age. ss5o AIDED; advance.
SIX ni-ioaes main track