New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16

N THE RAcrcouRsE PADDOCK.
CHAT AMONG THE TuRFMrx AsD OTHERS

CHAT AMONG THE Ilf FAtN AND u HENS
Michael + Dryers trainer. Hardy Campbell. IS
reported 20 be OH; o, danger. and It is said that
/, he has relapse his recovery IS only matter
OF fsw weeks.
Sloan IL stul too weak ride n his b~s, possible
form. but he rode three winners yesterday and
appeared to be satisfied with his days work.
rcpor, ms been going the rounds Of the stables
and paddock that leading tIr;mln. who is also
a daring speculation. IS deeply In debt 20 jockey.
who f. gctfing anxious about his money
4 wicked and rreyerent turf wag suggests that
Don De orc might be exchanged ror Chalmers be-
cause one runs nlrno-, well as the other The
bookmakers hope ana pay that Don DC ORC VIII
race frequently for years. lie always has plenty OF
public backing and his hackers alnos, invariably
loso their money
j " Rogers decided to try method with Royal
stag in tho BIZ. kdale Handicap different from that
followed IN Royal Stays recent races. so he IN
structcd williams 20 go 90 the front and stay
there n possible Tho result was that Royal stag
won Easily that be was hailed another pos
sb'lity for tho Suburban
on Deck jumped on his quarter and cut II severe
~ In the Brookdalc Don De ORC ran Ike n Spanish
guerilla. and mutiated the bank accounts Of his
friends
head Ray is In perfect condition and that ihe
clubhouse IA a dream. The field stand. however. IS
a nightmare and it's patrons viii have splendid
opportunity 10 get tanned and 10 acquirea summer
resort compe Sion Trains viii run from the Brook
Dn Bridge every ton minutes between noon and
~ on days directly TO the track gates where
sidin9s have been made 10 accommodate SIX trains.
This arrangement IS expected 10 reduce tho time
extensively from the Brooklyn Bridge 10 the en-
,rsnr 10 The rack Ar sheepsho,d Rav
! T. Mcdonald was not AZ the races Yesterday.
owing Illness said TO be rheumatism. He was
greatly miss'd. and u was painful 10 see Tam
many oflcla. who bots fhr"e horses In every
race meandering around the ring I'm a vain search
for Mr. Mcdonald
Hugh j. Grant Anthony y Brady and J s
Cram were among the men who made anxious IN
quires FOR the missing layer ~ odds. Mr. Mcdonald
= ono Of tho most popular hoOkmakers N the
track His many friends hope that his Illness Is
temporary, and that be VIII he back AT his old
Jeddah who won tho English Derby added the
Prince OF Wales Stakes to hiss credit az Ascot on
Tuesday. The Prince Of Wales Stakes is now
worth nearly $1,000 70 the winner
Richard Croker is attending tho Ascot
J. Story Curtis intends 10 ship several yearngs
to England Saturday
Foxhall T. Keene viewed the races from one OF
the clubhouse boxes.
Jockey Penn lost some Of his teeth in coli
lslon with tho starting barrier Wednesday
William Sims. who rode Rotterdam. made a claim
Of foul riding against X. Williams who rode Lam
bent In the third race Sims's claim promptly
dismissed II reported that Sims had no In
tenfOn OF claiming foul but that he asked
70 do so by somebody who had Influence with him
Michael CLANCY the owner Of Lambent was in
dignant although he did not say much about the
matter
Il Williams rode winners. Royal Stag and
LAmhent Wllliams's services likely TO be In
demand at Sheepshead Bay.
Arthur Whites Geisha the sixth easily
and as she heavily backed favorie the
crowd departed well satisfied with the days sport
The meeting brooklyn will end today. and
Jean Beraud s TO run In the fremont Stakes. In
which he Will meet I'VE opponents, 70 all OF which
he Is concedfne weight The distance IL SIX FUR
longs and Jean Beraud will he for the first
una In GN1n