New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-22
THE RACETRACK.
RRIAR SWEET IN THE SANIlA"o'
N.Rc,s pArY,s cAsrorr AT BRIGHTON.


tho snor; from the eyes OF the witnesses SeNerai
Englshnen were present and were dehsh'eu WI"
the weather because they said II remhoeu mem
of Epsom and Newmarket. John DAILY cot fii"0e
OF Wales was conspicuous in the speeu,"''
the second race. and when the mist rolled IN rom
the hay in sgiring pillows the plunging on Prince
~ Wales became fast and furious. That iog Is
lust the thing for a colt with that hame. % u"
Dunn experts In meteorology declared p"' "e'
had FORGOTTEN sor the moment that the heH " '''o
English throne had injured his knee-cap on d
slippery stair al Waddesdon this week Even inns
British fog could not inspire John Days colt with
speed The colt wabbled and wavered as II every
one Of his four knee-caps had been sin''eh' inns
youngster ought not 20 be run again except u"oei
a cloud,ess sky and beaming sun. Fog does not
Il, hin, in suite OF his name He unplaced
and exhibited the rapidly OF Dutch dredge an
chored in tho Zuyder Zee by fore and AFT CABLES
And yet Daniel Donegal Maher rode him
In the Distaff Stakes. at five furlongs' Tor TWO
year-old FLIES, fantastic happenings were uiml!
deserted amid the Tuning shrouds which covered
and concealed the corpses. Was II heart failure
or lack OF breath by which the Bromley pair OF
FLIES Onondaga's Pride. ridden by Taral ana La
Cheviot. ridden by Murphy were so stricken 'hat
both their public form and their velocity vanished?
1t was a foggy start in fact all the sport was
foggy. Perhaps the starter was glad when the
steaming screen hid his work in the Distan Stakes
II would have been fortunate thing for MIN IL
clouds and mists had obscured his la9ors on
Suburban Day from the gaze OF eaCh observer.
Tiotous Brighton tip on j w Soit Aids an
out. That zip had sound stun benmd II: eEe
i. II was rotOus. Anagram won the Distan STAKES
well N hand. John T. Maddens helen a 4hohI I
Was second long ODDS ana me brorTS bIe ' r
Madden was startled when Helen Thomas whH G1,,
tie value got second place. Anagram is by imported
Ben SroIne ont OF Favor Ban. Helen Thomas is
iiles La Cheviot and Onondaga's Pride cannot run
faster m they in 5nf o. 4Sa nsr
But don't forget the fog 49, r,,.. .o,,,,.
colt Prince OF Wales by His Hghness out of Rosa
H. Mr. Days taste ana judgment in racing an airs
Se gave Inc name OF the Prince of Wales 10
chestnut colt. even II that colt was son OF h,s
allowed his trainer to Start colt with royal title
In a cheap selling race. That trainer was 50 IN,
Prince Of wales at the patry sum OF $500 Is there
any prospect of an Anglo American aiance nov .,
eS COZ p9s ys es ha5 been decided he took dear
really ike to know whether that hlly Helen Thomas
Ha mGrn could I'D make up my mind about Paudit
Harry Reed was no conundrum 10 me. As to colts
e elass Egoi myself COTS and gedings don't fool
often. think l knew what Harry Reed ID was
was worth. But that Helen Thomas keeps me
thinking In mos OF her she n mas a se
in the Distaf stakes The lilly VIII make me old
With a grief.iaden SIGH and face ravaged by con-
fictng emotions, the former owner OF hamburg
Mr. Madden was right. These hies on the turf
new. Now you can put Your finger on my
and then again you can't The bOokmakers say
that if you do put your finger on one you will raise
Nevertheless Briar Sweet daughter Of Sir Mo
dred and Sweet Brar is Ally worth owning She
formerly in Marcus Days stable and her
RR yrnes. Who trained Marcus DAYS stable for sew
eral years was doefully unlucky with Brar Sw We
racers owned by Mr. DAILY. Briar Sweet was sold
because Marcus Daly who is extremely ANXIOUS 10
hopeless failure. ". r. Jennings 4 CO
est runners Of her in America. and Marcus
Daily would act wisely should he buy her back
Santiago Handicap at Brighton yesterday because
he coughing In ogden's absence Briar
lett and semper Ego had many opene;handed and
lavish backers Maher rode Brar Sweet The The
post and rushed about in frenzy which was we'll
nigh derous f%Pe Gko " ona de In took
place When the flag fell. Maher thought It was
no 5d, and gF 15 Tfr 8 sw ts
won the race in remarkably fast time SS for a
Pianaiio3s Of details ana incidents in that san
power, and declare that she ought to be carrying
would Involve an extensive outlay.
Both LanGeT s1d ch oT aTS were IN
music was so ailurinc that Steiner says, he dis
cy saw angels n9S to tank. Of o ADDS
tary sass one Of the very ablest and most estima-
Success Of the Santiago Handicap that he declared
that co all iq NO; INTENSITY ' his gracaton When
man is in the enjoyment of perfect happiness any
pain Perfect Joy denes sorrow, knows no flaw: and
SG IS The of E aaE Fe d Ths
here Truly contented men. howeyer, avoid the
Kings County cars, the brooklyn Bridge and 'he
brighton betting ring Summarizes
FIRST RACE-$5oo added: selling. Six furlongs.
81 Betting F.,
O. wnslow's ch M Jano. by s9l ro..a3, g.,
Di mnds aq.' en- {'' RUBY ~ Lips Ups; Si
pa, Miles,; i. M'ro 3 lo1 iIa @%mss, 81 81
Tr7sls Asck lS3 3 SG93G 81 81
Ida J. d. T. III Trinnce.-.ii:i4ls i>"'''V
Won in a dive by scani length; half length be
tween second snd third
SECOND RAcE-For two-year-olds $500 added; selling
Five furongs.
T. P; Hayes oh ~ T. Ma'anza. by H 1s
b Feeney's en- &. Ninety Cents. 100.
T. F. Barrett, & Co.'S oh. c. St. Clair rs
Marx Miles ll7................... Craral,o 81 s.
Prince of Wales. lOs 3M%ser,o IS as
Kos,sietzEr CPiekering)o 81 81
Tme-io 2I
Won easily by length and half; head SEQ
orc and third.
THIRD RACE-seco added selling One and one-six-
teen;h miles.
W J. R1cbes ch h. Free Lance. by Cava-
ier--I.ady Alice. 4 yrs. III ID .......
tDoggetD As out
p j. Nies's ch b. BanQuo H. T. lo6.
W C. Days b. C. Merlin. 3. g.:
Tme-i 40h.
Wen clevery by Il half length, neck between second
and third.
FOURTH RAcE-DIsrAFF STAKES; for two-year-oid
FLIES $50 added penalties and allowances Five fur
longs.
I "a cars ca. T. Anagram. by Ben . . .
strome-F'avor Bar. 80 d. tsongefi 10 90
] y Msdden's CHI (. Helen Thomas, 30 = ~ % ,
Br nley co.'s b. f. La Chevioi ZOE - q
car. lid ............'... -. P-g,
!'h.rT' ~ '''''''''' ,-.... (i)upeelO 81 al
49,. o. 40 .........t Sns) 0 l0--i ~