New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30

KENTUCKY COLONIES LOSS OF SPEED.
A REMARKABLE REVERSAL or FORM AT SLEEPS
HEAD EAN.

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cool s'one "r''N va" - ,a,,
Bay yesterday. bu' tho atj'"oaH.' ''' "'' ''t
and tho betiine-r'ns was not crowned
booknakers who were busy on Saturday @'H''-''
their stools. Tho Conev Island Jockey ''
one of the most Beautiful ana "'n''a''
IN The world. ard the "rr"'E'n'' '''9 I'D, '''
meeting Cor previous meetings. -'' ."'' '''
with oomIncn@ahie hh"ral.''' -'.'
But the poor starting casts a dismal 'isN' b..
on" intff'str" IT'D ~ ."- ' ,,..
cholv mistakes % thr starter 'i' app "'@ "'
r. control over tNe Jockeys j. '''
g. y hey hold i' s3io 70 o' - '''' '
TIE starters orders wi'h constant "i-''-
,.rc,v SIS on previous dar-. fre r'a~'"f orc ''''
The spectators Only fNn h7'e"s ran ~ '".
race. hut he n ro' send 'ha" 81 e''',l
gufno. The iaF7r''. vas -- a. '' r,.,
prospects were mage" hF ''' 49,.
race tedious "fiav 'o'k place. 'H'
si~ral vas given - j. Smiths heavily IN H. ''
The Winner so f7r boTi'6 ara p '' ivy
Handpress WIS far iu front ih2f y "'N "'t"'
20 omen the contest I'D ~ - v7v.
Maher was Nrst three. IN Va.7 and NeanH. h'''T
suae, md yfsranrees = required No exceptional
stiu for him ~ guide 'ha, Amazingly f's' marc
Pr,ar Sweet hscareo Kenmore Cpoe" n'9n~ '''
to vie with her ~ tN" o'0er ''''''
drawn Nv the conditions o. mo i"'' 'i
carried lN pounds am NoN'n"fe F'''"
Eveet seems 70 ha - r0pc0 S'"e'''i ~
Queen tha' she could r'oHa'F o1''r' ~
r { 10 carry 40 pounds IN J." m is. = lh''
nothing TX" struggle VAS s'''
Sweet and Kenmore queen - LEY,
Maher rode WAYS and means arc , =
sound judsmenr # pace c''in'ss ''' 49,. g..
IS riding Wondes'H-' N'' '' ,,.. a., ...,
doing better than sioen OF any "',1 ,,,,,or
East. Sloan has fallen OIL N I''"s "''
has risen sloan was SUI 'ssI"' ~" 49,, -,
ties. The ken'nchian j" wv 40 ,..o s,,r,,,ssoo
Holiday In the asst DIX 'acn ~ ''' N,,....
nis antagonists 50 widely that no especial aoif'}
a., en- eddie was needed
Kentucky Colonel was an ADDED s'ar'"' n .
sapphire s'aNes, nv, e.. tnr.,,c.. ,,o,,-,,
carried IN noonoS. -" 1000 - Was al
Means IN tho Dash Stakes at 40 furiong' '0d
lost .a arst honors by head only WAYS and M'an'
carr.ad cnlv IN. pounds n tho Dash. Yesterday No
carried 125. t~entY-ons roonos n'o- ,,,ori,o end
kentucky Colonel was made strong la''i,.' 80, .'.'
ne was backed SO h.ss.a, aot,s. vim Ri ken
,uctv Colonel came in a poor 1ifh while W aya ana
means won the race handsomely. sanford second.
Mr. Phinizy third and 6rey;', % ion'," - ,a,A
..c"s -rnrrar is western Jockey who has been
races lu'"e' y ....... 80, r,o trains Ken
,uckv colonel Leigh says Turner ia competent
, ,oCS Both the Dash and Sapphire stakes were
run IN the Futurty Course h'h'uohF WV"
seemed 10 So"'- ,ha asld vas a small ore Of
ference aI'"ouem '" .o ,,.,,,,h ought ~
go hser investigated with unsparins vlgor and
.nsrrv, and II the horrible reversal OF form was
due to foul riding on the part OF any !peAe!' w.
ssverest punishment should be app'eo ne owners
lean turf has much 10 ans"e' ~. aatoo,s NJ
Just suspicion ana just ,Ed, shown by Kentucky
reNersals or FORM as 'h"1 S"'"' - 49,, .,
Colonel hurt the popularity of racing sFare al"
unless such matters are 6 ino,t MAY in time be
rc,t ,os nnv into disrepute but into con-
tempt. ,,s ,o,o ,,or,orod TO Kentucky Colonel
or Gu ms 'o'He' 81"
Vas ana Mean a.; no ny aftsr winning on satur
10 ~ Hrs,' row - NOR, among the wOyear-o ODDS
q the county,; he aPPeS1f 70 be entitled 10 place
Much mono was won on The Kentuckan IN ,o the
IN me ,hitp ~ns nc mater with the Colonel?
oa cEu be- tSse Some abandoned villain had adul
tersted the Colonels morning drink Of the choicest
old Bourbon with dash Of pernicous rye IT Is
well known that to deceive Kentucky cQ.one! by
giving him rye instead o. bouIcon II ~, q" .Tt
Colonel insul,ed in that way: e.o,oer Zoe, b 40.
Nh,n 9ame s ~, y. Ia onptei,ed mo srryices
OF sklful lockey roor Spenser ne now looks COX,
Tea sc ana sGK ana no some rck rail- Ills riding
often frsil and feeble nc aSs ost humDe c, %
have won easily ne HGguthoS u, afuI r hotie
cboicest tents out Of him. The Huguenot was iho
Iavorxe ID vhe h@f,aci5 woId have been
simost as useful in the saddle OF The Huguenot as
LoGkT iee ,bs iyotber of Henry Of Navarro would
surely have taken rrst money. Feebly ridden ~
ieep'e SI Iitt, 10 Rnrns rode AIgol abiv lad
Aigot Lite 1s mgserot and soencer on Aiso
Burns oeen on me @ Su y"I1 haze been
reversed ' 49,,
c.ins ~ S,goI were large ard he backed his own
Sorse. The Winner in the nth race all over the
f nrsii instead Of second his profits would have
With an even start The Winner would have been
first but The Winner vas last OF all al me