New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

backed at a long price Saturday. carried . lot q
money for his owner yesterday. but the pace sex
by Sloan Loiterer. much for him. ana
LO;erer the well in hand.
In the second contest Bona Dca was looked upon
a certainty by many persons. Tabouret also
had 2 large following. out Clonsilla. who has been
doing some fast work recently, well played BY
a few o. the elect. She gave her friends no uneas-
ness She went 10 the front soon after the fall OF
the nag. was never headed. ard won easily. Bona
Dea second aud Tabouret third.
Autumn. with Sims up the tip for the
Foam Stakes, with The Dwyer pair. Half Time and
Miller second IN demand AhOni with sloan in the
saddle. was also heavily backed The race was
good one the pace fast from post Anish.
The field ran punched 70 the bend. when Muggns.
Miller and Ahom Joined issue in a brush through
The stretch Muggins the first TO give way.
aud Williams. on Miller. and Sloan. on Ahom.
fought IT out from the furong post to the end.
soan by exercising all his energy and skill
haf-srother 10 Bcn Brush. ana is by Sir Dixon out
Of 2 seville vas purchased FOR Sloan at the sale
Two months later he was sold TO George F. Smith
-TyI1oon VS. beaten easily in the race for the
6xo G KAY 9nd zap by MaCso son Of 81,
third place
sloan won his ihlrd race on Royal Maiden. Ally
owned by John DAILY He captured the race by
s sSpa ortys3p This caused NJ Dryer y to
wonderful jockey. can't beat him He loses
whom bet on him and wins whenever | don't. I
The last rsce was csptuSed ~ surIesque, With
Hamilton in the saddle Handrli was second and
Sloans ambition is 20 make the best average ever
made by any Jockey. Hence he accepts mounts
has good chance. he Is likely to wear James
r. keenes coors In ono race and W. e. Days In
the next
Arthur White is now the owner Of Jack Point.
Re has purchased him from David Gideon.
Harry Reed w.s lame when he left the paddock
for his stable at GRAY send
william X. VANDERBILT, interested specta-
tor AT the races yesterday. FcNhali T. keene
lam 9. whine and sydney Pdget discussed turf
matters. J. Nip John ". Bradford and Cornelius
'ehoWes held consultation about starting and
startlng-nac hines it is POSSIBLE that return 10
the old hod II starting without any barrier
VIII be made. Yesterday me barrier was placed
showed that the horses be started better with
out the cOntrivance The opinion Of some officials
OF the Coney Island Jockey Club Is that with the
f. useless. The only benefit n cOnfers upon any
BODY j, upon Us inventors. who receive payment
for rs use AT the tracks.
The prices paid at the recent yeacling sales have
checred md encouraged the breeders who hall
they Will only study the lesson taught by the safes
auc return 10 their farms and destroy worthless
process. yearngs will surely bring good figures
Major =. G. Thomas eyed James b. sloan crit
IL a Domino" Major Thomass year. mas are 10 be
sold in the EastCn Saie Paddocks tomorrow. be-
ginning At l2}o o'clock. There are several Himyars
The aed is so well patronlzed at sheepshead
Bay that the management has decided 70 erect .
veu!ence conducive 20 their comfort The new
stand and Enclosure Will be constructed before thu
The officials Of the Coney Island Jockey Club
have received many complaints about the railroad
service The club has nothing 10 do with the SER
vice given matter whether it Is good bad or In
different.