New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
SLOANE WON THREE RACES.
x,E RODE BETTER THAN EVER BE-
FORE
.,opRIs PARK HoNoRs SHARED BY SEVERAL
STABLES

STABLES.
mark threatening clouds. light drizzllng rain
= moderate card deferred many from attending
a. racos at Morris Park yesterday. The club
souse Enclosure was practically deserted. only the
- s,ord being present. The sport, however,
W. ~ be extremely satisfactory and every race
-, warmly contested. report that Spain was
,,rr for peace caused general rejoicing, although
-. ncrsons doubted the truth OF the rumor. The
s.e,ce of the Wall Street contingent indicated
a.. here was something doing the Stock Ex-
'narre and the news that stocks were going up
.ns,,,ed in unusually lively betting. Hence the
,ooLrakers had tho pleasure of handling lot OF
49, ruhuc's money. even II they failed 10 retain
POSSESSION
=. vas essentially Sloane day. and that dminu-
.,va rider never appeared TO better advantage 1t
vs. heen said by some people that Sloane has re-
.ocra5cd as a Jockey since he visited England. but
',nnretusiced horsemen declare that he has i'm
Uravcd wonderfully and that his skin rs rider
os enhanced by his experience the English
ons,~ocks Sloane won three races. and all three
80 bis mounts were heavily backed by tho public
w. ,roeted handsomely. as liberal odds
quoted in each case
:. uas rumcred in the paddock that William c.
vr,tney had purchased Sen Brush from James r.
lesre and that the horse would be raced in the
r,,uro by sydney Pagc,.
.rro sale Of FIigrane 20 the Morris brothers by
N.vndham Walden caused much comment. It
"
anxious to reduce the number of their horses
Moreover. William Eustis wanted Fflgrane. and it
"a said that ne offered $500 for him. but $1,000 was
the price. Hence he failed to secure him. Fill
crane is not extensively engaged. an epidemic
Inn, caused the death CT TWO OF his stable COM
ranions and affected the wind o. some o. the others
In the stable had attacked Figraue. For that rea-
lie was out Of nearly al oil his engagements.
Hamilton W. Cary desires enter The list Of
horse owners, but his mcdesty prevents him from
GolIg a. the present time.
= n ne q flor no
Western engagements. some OF the Western turf
year-ods AT al distances upward OF a mile j. +.
;Gaf he sold Hamburg 10 Marcus Dait' Horsemen
remember that so astute expert as VI. F. Dwyer
visited Maddens stable last June TO purchase Ham
well satisfied with himself afterward. Plaudits
victory at Louisville Yesterday adds another laure!
Of beng the dam OF six stake winners.
American horses have begun 70 score brackets In
August Relmonrs BRIDEGROOM II have each won ,
race. The Lorlard- Bsresford stable has won seIe
not such desire 20 race in England as thera was
American owners should race their horses AZ home,
and thereby increase the interest in the turf
vas selected as the favoritc. and the layers were
kept busy. as the public accepted to against his
70 the best obtainab.e odds. Tho comWis.
support Mex opened at a short price but rece ded.
The race was the briskes betting affair OF the day
The nag foll 10 good star, I.cedsvil.e made the
running until a ,furlcns from hone. when he was
with vigorous SKIN, and as Maher. on Ieedsvil-.
was wholly unable to assis: his mount. the former
In the second race NJ F. Dryers Fer Ronald.
with Sims up, was the favorite but Double Quick,
With Sloane in the saddle; was also We. supported.
a good one. Double quick and Ben Ronald wee
the last to leave the barrier S;oane managed 20
Forced TO go around IT, The contestants ran punched
unth The stretch was reached. when Double q lick
Fen Ronald T on lie Outside noab oaieE Sam ny
away and won cleyerly from Her own, who beat
The third affair was the I.archmont Stakes which
Who went out in tho lead at me- a Of q the flag and
WAS aT,sn Tst AZ Wn the w3Y wn 5 a IN eaneT
was on The CESSNA and Dosge,: rode Juno The
Jun: was slow 10 leave, the post; or the result
Alpen, took The halt-2lle selling race for two
y sesH s, n phoow rashior The GardeaeE was
victory. and he was warmly congratulated by his
may admirers
dicap, one mile and half. SIX hurdles II
was one or ;he best contests OF that sort wit
the way. with Lansdale Tapped on MS saddle At
'rs,o ,ast jump CsaengsT CHAINED an advantage
th.rd. Tho lime. rs IS extremely fast as The
rack was in condition known 10 turfmen as
Feb The Fr;sr ard sunni Slope have been
Der and j. Dunn. owner Of sunny Slope. says that
the marc has a bowed tendon
SUMMARIES OF THE CONTESTS
FIRST RAcE-sooo added. handicap Ecp.. Course
Betting p,
J W. schor q Sons ch h. Alrol BY
ropgalsnt-Equality. yrs.. 10 %.
b. Giieon's b. h. LeedsvtlIe l. iia....|.
F. Browns Oh. c. Barn.y s,on. g. Ill.
1snis. s. lls Gear. nD.......... Lewis Isl 81
''''" 's@'' T1m:.jIl 'i1'"Do % y
Won a drive by a half length: two lengths between
second and third
SECOND RAcE-s5oo added: selling wi;h.rs Nil.
F. Browns ch, h; Double Quick. by
Ms a. c bays 'iy b m mi lie. i' Own zane = o.
II p. DIVERS br. g. Ben Ronald 4. 10
Naaac Gomez ios s. 90 Gar s4cr o barn. 81 =
Draw Lad T. lc' Gear loo'...... dr'lns(O 81 q
James Monroe, .. lo4. coI~ary) 90 81
I.lar ett. 3 81 ...............lM aHin) ID 81
Han'arn 3. 3d.. ;;:....;,, 'se@'on) ID %
Won IN drive by scant length: head between
second and third.
THIRD RACE-TIIE LARCTIMoNT STAKES; for three
year-ods. na.dens of entry. Special weights
800 ADDED. Last ssvsn furlongs q Withss Mile
A. II. D. II. aiorrtss CHI. c Mir,hfu. By
Hagioscope-sis,er Cheerful. 10 n:
p T. Wilson jrs D. C. A,harnas,. 10.
y. 9 BY a:gs '4 1,s Merlin 'i' oi9s:} q
LOngiane Observation-Disclosures DOggetD y l2-l 81
Time 90
Won in a gaIop by three lengths 1--WE lengths between
second ta.rd
FOURTH RAC-s5Oo added FOR and FLIES special
weights: allowances. Last seven furiongs Of With
Nile.
Arthur Whites ch. Z. Geishs. by iroquois
Tad Wind. 9S ID Gear. 100. yrs.
G. wlnsow.. Oh. ~ Juno. b. ia Gorsci0 g s-5
sensation S stables ch. f. Fleeing ,i9a. D. %. .,
,.
.eaesi 3. .tAI"hcit " ~
Ella DAILY q ....... ......oO Common 81 81
!<nbeLt. =. III ...............Cf. Bur1s L
fnct&vOr. J. ll3 90 hcfr.I' ~ 10
Queen OF Beauty. 8 100. .uaInDle3JO III 81
Coupled In betting.