New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
AT THE RACETRACK.
JEAN BERAuD RAN A FINE RACE.


first honors in the $1,000 fremont Stakes at the
Gravesend races yesterday. Il the closing day
OF the most prosperous meeting the career OF the
Brooklyn Jockey club and the weather was again
enjoyable Every day Of this meeting has been
free from storms. the track has been IN fine cond-
ton. the sport has been brisk and the people who
have fancy for thoroughbred runners have visited
the grounds in liberal numbers In no previous
year has the sky Of this racing organization been
so bright and sunny no clouds a. any time
The triumph Of Mr.. Paget's colt was exceedingly
popular and acceptable. Mr.. Puget has spent many
years In this country and knows the United States
thoroughly He likes America and Americans.
With all details OF racing ne IS completely familiar.
and he is q accomplished and weil-equipped judge
OF horses He has been willing 10 pay generous
prices for racers OF merit and his stable IL stcady
growing stronger HIS intimate friend William c.
Whitney. takes hearty interest In the stable, AL
though M Whitncys friends say that Nj Whitney
has no share in the winnings. II plcasos him. how
ever 10 see his friend Mr.. Page' successful MI
Paget exhibited sound Judgment when he bought
Jean Beraud and the bold con o. His Highness and
Carrie c. ran yesterday with spirit and dash and
valor which stirred the spectators 10 copious
plaudn. Jean Reraud carried the highest weight
I'm The race l25 pounds. full OF speed In every
stride. was so strong md feet ana brave that even
one who saw him rejolced in the exploit Of razor
Of such worth and quality John =. Maddens colt
Frohsinn wa second TO Jean BeraGi and ran well
but his weight vas Only 49, zen puHIiH l'0S 'l""
Jean Beraud had. Kingdom was respectful and
submissive third. Miller and Croker ran poorly. and
could not possibly get any part OF the money
Neither Of them Is OF really high class
Sloan the star Jockey. the star colt Jean
Re-aud and the colt had 80 much proves ana
was 90 far superior 70 the others In the fremont
stakes that Sloan was not compelled 70 do any
difficult riding After the fremont Stakes. at SIX
furongs came the Brooklyn Derby FOR three-yeaT-
olds Al a mile and half. Jean Beraud was he
odds-on favorite IN the fremont as ~ course ne
should have been because Jean Beraud mao gwen
annie proof Of MS lofty class Sloen's mount IRE
yiors. was q strong odds-on favoritc for the $1,000
Rrooklyn Derby although June he had
been third to Nuto and Whstling Con But on
June I he was ridden BY Sims, and In num-
Der Of races IN 1897 and 1895 Previous naa De-
f,sved dislike for sims Only turf noVlces I'M
aeined that any Of the starters IN the brookyh
Derby except The Husuenot were In the class
Of Previous or would have any chance with him
But IN this Derby there $50 third money, as
well as 81 500 second money and $50 hrst moley;
and therefore IAtson central Trust and Hhnuoan
were started, although II was ha.lrI .' t,.Hicfs
consent mat the battle would Ne between f'.' Tt
and ,rha UuRuenot alone. BY the conditions ne
Tu,-uenot carried ~ pounds 10 the i' on re-
VIC p-o,5Te The latter colt had always run Dot
ter for sloan than FOR any other J9,hey. ~ ''es
been dcrlsiveiy defeated by Sly Fox All The
things tended 70 make Previous siiogt iha,
Michael = Dv,yer bct as many thousands ~ doraiS
"a !
on 49, axe For these reasons thr odds on
prey,ot,s rose 20 % ? when The colts went 10 'he
post That 49, the aacKer ei 80 ys reo,i.red 10
pat ~ 40 with hookmhNef W Inv "''' W.
r. POSSIBLE that The Huguenot will be f9 ea
beyond demur at some future tInc 10 =, GectdeI
s,,aif, =, iht Brooklyn pcrbs Hardy campbell
trainer ~ Previous l4s tr,h %" .".,,.,%, - lie
.olt 81 -lael p pw1rr owner - fi'Nio ~ J, -
poor health and cannot manage ~. So" ,rr, -
a. "a I tf
Ears soaa he Jockey y rreytisens wa 81 cary
ho,,gb he rode Joan Beraud in ne MIRA "a" az
Tona Dea 90 thc nith sp0cessiai' ~ r, ,e' ne9
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have bc,r ridden. ard h's ckey.g Do ~, ~. -c
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rrre he I1e' efoHn' ~ ~, u ''.I. ' ,ior.,t..-
display hia 1-a tsi'.. l,a1s ne result
e., .rasr'nf l.y ,-ly,,3. CON. -angu~r. ~
I1d rI.tei hr sums 10 ut. Ai"i i.' "y
every sign OF .i''. ~ p,vcr has been
y - ms ,,D ~ ~,rc-.e. but he
h...n w. t.r
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VI 49, f.l., Logo. tri1 nn frr National
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rugged heath 49, t'fcn-ia. ,' ,, earrf,.nl,d bg
J,ckey y f.i rigor af f'f.e "i i' :. l','..,
recent Illness and ea,a ...' ~. ...'' M
and sk. no. ~ r..,..-,,e yan1u..n The
non w.. tf,,,,,r and l',g4.. aye a. Tie Rod
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me li+FI'i.'. ~ -, an 10 vel worth
pfHc 't"i Won .Nl'' ~ '.l r.. Jugti.r0t
~" s'T p@,y f,,rr,lsl.l no conc slvc test
re hI.nhyn " ,, 80 -, ,,.ak rom bis re-
~ ~ u" ,q' 1 bs re oc - the iooscst nalb-
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4Ma eh'l"" ~ cvner,o Ti.uiu Z bwv.r Did
w nay 'o-'' 80. W.. al nc to.n Haudbai.o
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