New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
FIVE FAvORITES BEATEN.
sooxMAYERs WE'RE CLAD IN SMILES.

4. he were sent out in front as Taral sencs ou'
Typhoon and Sloan sent out Hamburg Oh
"wednesday? John j. Hyand. who trains Do"
De orc. is Il stern and roekbound conservative III
RACINE methods He spurns experiments. In inc
rore az his soul lie detests noveiiieA Choice oid
rr,is,c~l turf Torylsm Is just 20 Hylands TASTE
Don De ORC again yesterday Anu "e ""'
beaten again. IN looks he was true no,'oo
Don uitfehaugh;y crest Not oven Ava OF io'o4o
,ver lowered moro arroganty. II may be that
Don De ORC would make mess Of II X ne were
rorced 10 the front Weyler did. Don De orc IS
like Alva and Weyler IN one Yet after tho 'ali-
uras which have como about in the attempts u
nlace the top-loety Don, would II 90 any mor'h
Marin in case John J. Hyand should put Httie
Nsher or OConnor some other baby boy OF
Jockey on the peak Of the bilious Asturan grandee
with orders scoot at the start and TO scoot al
the way. and TO seek Santiago or any other port OF
refuge by the shortest route IN tho quickest ume'
In blunt words. here's the point Don De ORC has
lost several races which ne was expected 10 WIN.
In those races which he has lost his riders as
rule have tried to place him Why not 90 out
with him? The plan OF going out with racers Al
1icteG with malignant and liberated tempers
has worked well more than once. Gaze at Typhoon
and Imperntor for instance Typhoon has cancer
In place OF courage ImpsYator has an abscess In
stead OF a heart. Nevertheless Typhoon has been
FIRST In two races at this Gravesend meeting. ana
1mperator captured prize yesterday. Try tho
'sukers-the Don De Ores. the Typhoons and the
known In America have been In the van once IN q
while provided tina, they rushed into tho
lead without waiting. Why should not Don De
Orc be ridden IN that way few times, with the
purpose OF deciding the question whether he can
run best In front-Nko other sulkers--or when
''placed"? The plan OF placing him was foHed
again ana again. Why not settle the problem
whether or not he will run well IN 'front.' Pos
siby he might get first place In the great Suour-
ban Handicap on Saturday Of next week In case
ne were shot OF; to the fore after the method OK
cring l2-iDch shcii. Don De Orc placed" against
Ornament in the suburban ana placeu' ny W.
Gins. will be a mssfro
How lons it takes certain turfmen TO learn just
low cert in horses should be ridden Trainers Gen-
orally watch private trials with closer scrutiny
than that which they bestow upon public races
That Is an unwiss policy. No form can be judged
correctly by what a horse does IN trials against
MS stable companions Test every racer and class
him by what he does In actual racing That IS the
only sound rule. Yet trainers almost invaTiaoi!
study the running of their horses more keeniy III
trials than in races
Dear MIR Hyland. Will you kindly try Don De orc
IN front In a few races please. and especially IN
tho Suburban next week? 1yphoon runs well IN
front Why not Don De ORC? The Don cannot run
worse in front than he has been running penih o.
front ana finding out what he can do in front,
The BROOKLYN JOCKEY Cno Is T9ihs aitspsancs
and with lis revenue from the cheap-eld oookiah d
leave a wealthy margin for dividends. 1t was not
81 the track yesterday but not nearly So not d. IL
Plethora companies OF people watched the races
Sloan, greatest OF Jockeys, won only one faCe'
but that the most important battle or the Gay,
the handicap at mile and quarter sloan and roS Se
Peep O'Day. who was not the favorte; anu ne
Sims on Don De ORC ana Taral, who rode On Deck:
As II they had been crying ,vns in &C. cradle sln II
O'Day Don De ORC would have been first ana Peep
Vrora had PfpD v.
been first Sloan is at least hve POUNDS pet yer
hockey than Tara because he is quicker at the
start shrewder judge Of pace and 20 much more
sly cunnng arfI ingenious ans nonds
a Better jockey than Sims in every Imaginable eon.
cevabe and possible element 81 1oeseyS onsv ans
a Greater New-York Jockey sims is African
Sloan is Anglo Saxon. $500.
Five out Of six favorite. were yanouished but
9 e e THEIR
that the bookmakers were heavy losers every Gay
szssns soadto"s es kDf S this si@fs q, or,,
fsror to Cormorani. the winner. Maher rode
On Deck was the favorite in the second race. the
Ssdass Ts az did he not aq ride hm wisely It just
well to be frank In such matters and tel ne n,e
not ride on Deck with competent Judgment and
ss rode Dor De orc , wy P no qdsmeea Sa at ALL
was better Jockey than Sims or Tara Tha!
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den beyond his strength. Williams rode Havoc
RSa w 6s peS RGoS y o
Howard Mann was ridden By Doggett, Howard
has he been guilty OF that he should be ridden by
Dosgett who rides. with an open mouth and
his mouth open and his lower jaw at halsmast
needs clamp and yons ens FER aat feet CAM
didntes for tho saddle should always be reject.
they sit on a horse with lower Jaws dropping and
a cape Of vscuity between their lips Was there
he hiS rse. y Se led
al the way. Kingdom is probably shooting star
Kiqgdon is fast selling platter rather n than
Counsellor Weinberg Yesterday sims rode S. the
carried @ po be g%hs
Weinberg had only ll5 in the saddle -. s,o..
wnen NuiO. in the FALCON STAKES was outrun by
Sanders. who was ridden by little MaheT The re, re-
provenont, IN his running, and he was better s
colt than SpsS wis s Sb.r He Sa TaS Te for
Philip j. Dryer every race this year which Dog
Eett has ridden for him NJ DIVER would S, have ,sN,
Little Maher is a more effective jockey than Dog
FIJI syS ard Hewitt on ' Flax spinner rode IKE
blank cartridges in tha, race. Their riding va, was
aSe4 w many sa ae well these days
When he is really trying hard Sanders was at
Inlperator was SO swift q eprnter IN the htth
race that he was first by several lengths With
overv heiming ease. although songer rode him. The
favorite Peat sluggishly. silly slowly and
awkwardIy ridden by Hewitt, WAS unplaced
FIRST RACE-For two-ysar-ods; $500 added; selling
Five furloags
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ROGERS Roses b. c Cornorsnt. by
Ph1nx--G,en Hop. 100 10. (Maher) 81 IL
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