New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

IN AND ABOUT TIE PADDOCK.

r.,vs WITH TrDFMEN AND NOTES on RACING.
Raceeoers are not likely to forget Jean Rcraud's
success IN the Great Trial Stakes. Not because
there was anything extremely startling In his We
tory for he defeated the field opposed 10 MIN IN
the easiest possible manner. SO far 40 the two
wear olds OF 1895 have appeared up TO the present
time Jean Reraud is in a class by himself lie 70
clearly cxces his competitors that horsemen are
anxious TO see what kind Of an mpost tho h"Hdl-
capper will give him when he gets chan'e u"
assign weight 10 him in n handicap. the uiumph
OF Jean Beraud was extremely popular. and "hen
Sloan returned to weigh In the spectators Warmly
applauded both horse and jockey.
William c. whitney sydney Paget. James H.
Keene August Belmont William Il \and"rp''
william Laimbecr John Sanford and others wen
known in society ard on the turf witnessed ,'e
race from the club tier OF tho grandstand. fhilp
j. Dryer. John Hunter and several tufi veterans
also viewed the contest.
II was Jean Beraud all the way with hlnBuoh
driving 20 retain second position MI. Fh'hlZS was
third because Hamilton outrode Doggett '"ho rode
Mier) at the finish. Mr. WhItney and MI. lhs''
were warmly congratulated after tho race.
II was one OF the red-etter days OF the o"'e'
Island Jockey club. The attendance was extremely
large despite the Intense heat Inc summer 'o'
tunes OF the many beautiful women IN the s'""1-
stand were much admired.
To be sure there were some OF the unique. pic'"'-
esque. ornamental garsoyles OF the turf scattered
who 70 as aggressive as In the days when ne "as
me IorIlard OF brighton Beach. smiled unt! ,he
la k Of his neck isthmus because no g@t f
back from tho Fleschnanns ! NJ li" 49, go a
always well equipped with seliins-pa'ers 'n"' "a"
in5, xiv With his perennial smile and cheer
r,,i manners was az the track. and MS pt's.ilCs
wen, long way toward making losing "''''''
j. +. Mcdonald has nm extensive ioIlowins IA
Tammany Hall II anyny ot tSsu AZ the race
course should md J. T. Mcpona,ds, b PEI ram
the betting ring Wait ave ninut's ain was eS-
many leaders Will be found me '''''''
The racing was exciting. ana No no. 'i nun wien a
heavy rain squat broke over The traSH. -
m greot ,I61d ~ dust driven before the sGrA
ons,Ired the view as Il rolled towafl ihe ~ 4,
There were several thousand persons IN NE ne.u.
closure Robert Pinkcrton saw the dhHtcI' ~,
hastily ralying all his available men. he maze an
Earnest EFFORT TO keep back the invaders Ai r'''
malely succeeded n donE So w ,,n mo a.,
field stand and HURLED chairs AZ Mr. flnhr; t,i' hiI
his men. He was placed under ares nu. - a.,
LOST some OF the nold bookmakers lost the sl"cis
on which they placed the memoranda OF thelr pos.
This loss is certain TO cause much Touoe 'o' ''''"
patrons. $500. T.. hu,dinr rain
fell of. although the course was qeIiehllu'y SUIT
Royal scarlet the fav9r,e won The t@oe Chicago
Pink Coat won the American pcrDy M ' I,s,
yesterday Warrenton was second ana lsaDry
third Mlrthful the Eastern rcp!"sohia'l''' va
unpiaccd The race attracted the attention OF w"
trainers who have thrcc-y"ar- ois. ana when NC
result was known Western turfmen were dc4uH"i
with questions about Pink Coat. As Warr"nton
ran second ard az the Eastern iuriInen nav. a
Inc on his capabHities they were inclined 10 tho
opinion that It was not much Of race. Morcoycr'
tho time FOR the mile and hair was slow 2A-'.
The slow time indicates that the track vas heavy
General ". II. Jackson, o. the Rcllo Meade Farm.
s In tho city The Belle Meade yearngs arc on
ex hihtlon at the Eastor Sale faddocks a. Sleeps
head Bay These youngsters arc robust. mo.
looking lot who appear 70 hav" had plenty OF
healthful exercise In the extensive fields ana
PASTURES at Belle Meade The yearllngs by Mcddlcr
and soveral Kentucky bred youngsters are A. the
American Horse Exchange. After the Meddlers
have been sold tomorrow night the Kentucky
younestcrs al follow them, and the entire lot VIII
be disposed Of at Thursdays sale.