New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-29
THE RACETRACK.
FIIoN DOR WON THE TIDAL sIANr''

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eIa.e r,,,. orrazinr speed and wins two me
20. Yesterday morning Mr.. Belmont sofa ri,o"
nor 20 Y T Wilson. jr. In the ai'V'i -,
MOI won the Tidal Stakes with seVtIdi 80 80
- s,aro Filon Dor Is by Rayon ut oU
-. ohorroing mare Fides, of whom August pc
'ii"' - Nos co fond Fion dor suiKed III
nv o,,,ovs races but In the Tidal ne Ia"
,,a,,. and Mr. Wilson seems TO nave eol d ga 20
Sa,n lust as John ]. Hyland had got flioh W..
nerfectly fit and exactly on edge ne P"S''1
of his hands 100 -, .,nnno on
n,s colt Iothario in the Tidal He was Pooi
"a Mo, nor won so easily and by so many
lengths that perhaps he could not nave
boa,en by Lothario no matter how Lo'ha' - ~ 7
have becn ridden. Nevertheless he i"'' =.
{ac, remains that Lothario was so llu"'" 90
~u,r he chances for first honors II he had an!
-rurner IVES presumably riding waiting 'd0',
-atn,. ~ o,ders but he waited TOO long ana III
1e,, Io,harlo too far behind Filon DOT up 10 ,,'
Anel furiong Lothario At and We'll '"oi0"e%s
.rained 10 the hour, and ably ridden ca" P'o'
defeat Filon Dor at a mile dhe distance II, .ie
T,aan or al any other distance. But Lotha'lo
was coughing severely few days ago ana wa, nv
IN perfect condition for a stubborn struggle No,e
nyar II was plain that he had no chance against
rrnon nor when Turner waited so long ana so
far back -, . b,t
~ tue earlier races Strathconan showed OH
~ ouality and some speed. In the lluaI "e ""7
is a
trace of gasolene has been careiuhy pu'"peu
c,ra,bcoran was a dim and distant last why not
shin him 10 Aguinaldo to use as war cha'sei
The rice swamps Of Luzon, which hd"aru am"
son looks upon as the rockribbed home OF rIeeu''"
with capital F.. and in which the la.'n'e t
Filpinos love to linger, would aHoru u" s,.
conan ample room and verge ehous" io' wv
MAY OF his peculiar prowess .
Sadducee Is the one and only consistent Wo-!ea'
old in America In the third race he was MS, III
the seventh time in unbroken SUCCESSION an, no
victory was easy. Sadducee mas not 9e'
oeaten. He was bought in a selling race al Aq".
duct for 81 500 out Of Marcus Days stable. ne Is
,,nrtb a, least $1,000 although he is a geldng anu
,.s M stake engagements. 1t is true he mas moi
vet met the best stake two-year-olds. put WHO 0a
ask more Of horse than mat ne sh"I 0o"au'
sasiy every field brought against him? VI coui 90
Sadducee was the favorite' put Ouueh ''lu -
tanic had many hackers. in uIi'"s ''''7''
Gulden got second place from Montana
Iobn y Naddens Desperate the Oneck s'aoie
rsir Great Neck and Chappaqua. and Bromley
co.'s Andronicus were supported freely III '"'
xneculatIon on the second race. out CoihPaia.I'
outsider. William Easton's Grey Jacques Vahquishe'
tho other maidens by a fair margin This was race
for naidens three years or more or age loI H'is'S
,yb,ch had never won Grey Jacques ran
.he mile in 1:1 as The track was fast ana III
perfect condition, as the light showers OIL 'ne ai'e,
noon were not copious enough to make II muu"!
u
very slow time for fast track, ana not Iu'A
second faster than the time made by the maiden,
Grey Jacques. OF course, Filon dor and the other
colts IN e b rS econ and the ober mad
ems but Filon d Ors victory in Ia is proved that
Lotharo's chances were sacrificed By the foolish
But bad as Turner'S riding was on I.othario.
race was worse. Few more unsatisfactory rides
have been seen this year. over and again
able weigh, in short races on her previous
form she ought to have been an odds-on favorlte
eager to take in all the bets they could get at
TO O. and some OF them boldly offered to o
lavishly by certain keen and cunning spectators
ON Monday at five and one-half furlongs, Isidor
carrying 10 pounds, was beaten very easily by
Admiration carrying 10. Gaze is not u great deal
s0wer man admiration AZ hye ana 9ne-haf fur
however the mere fact that lsidor won the race
and ought 10 have compelled a searching invest.
cation. IL was the obvious fact that McCue on
he wanted to get d S w Gi T ae G and s
obvious fact that Gaze was defeated not only
by lsldor but was beaten three lengths by Cap
tam sigsDee Tins was one Of the worst looking
rides seen this season. But McCue has ridden a
number OF bad looking races.
In the hfth race Byron McCelland was a wild
morse. re threw Ms rider. Mitchell. but the boy
raced oyer The course with the other horses and
satrist me fayorite. took the prize F, v Alex
days ago. Holland does not run W to his form
when he wore the Madden eolors. lie was well
packed. but was unpaced. He was vicious al the
post. and unseated his rider, McCue but no harm
done
David Gideons Intrusive was the favorite in the
iast race He was off first and led easily all the
L. o. Applebys Tro was claimed out Of a selling
race on Tuesday. Mr.. Appleby paid a bonus yester-
day y,,; and recovered his horse.
mann's Sons, have parted company on amlcable
terms. Martin has been thrifty for many years
and Is capitalist among Jockeys He has wife
and children to whom he is fondy attached No
reasonable turfman could fairly expect the wealthy
mead or a family whose frugal savings have
reached big total. to risk his riches reckessly in
around hot corner Martin is now too od TO take
chances When he was a poor young man II may
his lie al times inn SoW that be bSs become 70 nna %
the most opulent jockeys living why should he not
enjoy himself and clip coupons as the rime OF hoary
Ribald seoffers have asked Richard Croker.
treated such inquiries with dlgnihed contempt II
any vile wretch ever asks w Martin where he
Rich as he is. venerable as he is. covered with
It is not likely that w. Martin will retire from
s Se Ti Martin Wss Be- p11I has se
again. II the weight suits him. The friendship OF
violent enmity in comparison with the t friendship
Of P. Dune and W Martin. Even the tie be
set over against the tie between w. Martin and
The. Brighton Beach Racing Association has
issued the book Of us meeting which will open on
thursday, July o.. ana close saturday, August 5,
the twenty seventh day. T. NJ Croft the racing
secretary has complied the book with care thor,
oughness and lucidity The racing will be kept up
venient arrangements for travel TO and from the
track are promised. on the first day the Brighton
Handicap 500 each. with $occ ADDED. distance one
mile and quarter. will be decided. Among the
horses entered are Tto. Algo Briar Sweet St
Cloud Don De orc. George Keene. Macy, Bangle
Warrenton, Previous, Jean Beraud. Martinnas Ban
mock, Maxine. Imp. Firesrm. Box. Lstson. Lanky
Bob. Ethelbert. Jefferson. Formero MAY Hemp-
stead, Sir Hubert. Mr.. Clay and others and out OF
so brilliant list II Is expected that strong field
will go 20 the post Summaries:
FIRST RAcE-For three-year-oids and inward $3.50
added special weights Five and half furiongs on
main track.
Betting
81. Pl.
Marcus Days ch h. Isidor. by Amphon-
Isis. yrs. 1i9 rb............. DoggetO 2-i 2-5
ZYrney Bros b. c. Captain sigsbee 3.
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