The sun., 1898-01-08

Mantle, Sebastian, liz each; Medica
Bessie NJ, ll0 each.
Selections.
First Racc-Startling, Heresy, Cor
man.
Second Race-Isolde, Magnolia, Wen
dell.
Third Race--Meadows, Harry Ben
nett, Heck, Jr.
Fourth Race-Gov Griggs, Gould
Susie Howe.
Fifth Race-Hallie Gay, Tomoka
Pocket Piece.
Sixth Race--Monroe Doctrine, Mantle.
Jonah White.
Paddock Points.
The following jockeys were reinstated
yesterday: Burkholder, Dangler, j.
Davis, Brophy and V Morris.
MIR. Richard Muncllen was interviewed
in regard to the case Of Jockey Mcintyre
and when asked why he favored the rul-
ing off Of that jockey, he stated it was
for pulling Gold Dollar in the race Gould
won but now that that horse (Gould)
has showed himself to be SO good ne will
very likely change his mind.
Mr.. Robert Smith was also inter
viewed ON the same subject, but gave a
little more reasonable argument, as he
did not believe Gold Dollar could have
won but he thought Mcintyre the leader
OF several boys who have been jobbing.
He also stated that all the jockeys under
the ban would very likely have another
chance before long as he expected they
would be rcinstated very soon.
Jockey Narvaez was not afraid of the
track yesterday, and the hackers OF Con-
spirator cashed their tickets. Had Dwyer
given Judge May the same excuse for his
ride on Wexford he might not be de-
prived OF making dis living Today, at
Ampra,e, Judge May was in authority
and his rulings stand, but why he should
make one sentence SO much more severe
we fail to understand, although it might
be that no one got burned on the Consp-
rator race except the public.
The handicap for today will no doubt
draw a large crowd to Barksdalc but the
race in itself will not be any more
than the third and sixth, IS
there seemed to be three or four have a
chance in each OF them, where the hand |
leap is between Gould and Gov. Griggs, /
and ii is safe to say they have the race
at their mercy.
McCau!cy had a good bet ON Great
Bear, at the juice odds OF II to /.
Geo. Hill lost $50 on Sandowne in the .
first race, as he thought he was sure
Ihing.
Stockbridgc ran out on both turns, or
he would have won Il purse for his
popular owner, Delahanty.
Viola Albers was cut loose yesterday
ior a good killing, but third was the
best she could do.
Dutch Lou played the white colors all
lay yesterday and as they never won Il
race the cX-bookmaker lost very heavily.
II. Conners had 500 on Sandowe
1t two to one. Never mind, a few more
races and he will do.
Harry Meyers will no doubt be
visitor at the track today as he figures
Gould a good thing. The popular Bati
norean may stop over at Newark if this
distinguished gentleman OF leisure can
ind suitable accommodations
As expected, the Saratoga Association
$ not as satisfied with the dates allotted
hem by the Jockey Club as they might
)c. What the result will be is conjec-
urr though nothing serious is expected.
!. WaIbaum, the principal stakeholder
n the concert, is at Hot Springs looking
,vcr the place, while on his way to Cali
ornir, and he has not been heard from,
md Mr.. kearney would not talk on the
ubject As it is Il question Of "dates
chrduled or nothing for Saratoga,
here is little for the organization to do
,ut accept the inevitable and make best
II what they have.
The latest news from England in turf
matters is the report that Richard Croker
will return to England in April to look
iter his racing interests and spend
little money. English exchanges say
hat his stable is growing in proportions
nd looks very promising. A cable to
he Journal intinates that the old horse
)obbins will sport colors again this sea-
on after being two years on breeding
arm.