New-York tribune., 1899-07-19


slow pace Taral ana all he could With Nx Msrt1% dnR.y
could do. but Ehelbert was so much pet'er ro force
Sow What will the Jockey Club DO with spsnS;s5g
orders in the Brighton Handicap and for not riding
Eheber in that n the way y II he Jockey Club
looked up Spencer's California recordY Whar pet pct
nd did a h %ers Rnss wSSn wSsn
berts chances in the Brighton Handeap o eS certain
that that Ethelberi would have won the Brigh,oaa m hoa
Handcag Spencer ohi", had Obeyed orders anu nav
8 HowSnd Ras to Newport Mr. Enss
man and Mr yosburgh WE were the ect ong as steward
at Brighton again this year. That's PtiGbtan P,yi ne
the active and energec OF the I1 this
State hibernate straight through The sumner .n win
is true the word hibernate means hsar does when he
hibernaes So will stick to the spswards in this
State hibernate straight through the summers; Gaes
Mr. Rowland does not hibernate howeyer' stand m as
bS5 bSas sTSk suck nj their pa%s While they Most
racerack stewards are torpid; MI onS mSTS bS viii be
0tp1d mIsed At BrIshton II Mr. vosbrgh Is to be alone
the Great White Car Of the ste sewapHs bdn from the
aTe BTFhSn %r Howinnd the fate Of Brighton g be
w9f" than that Of !. sored Gn m burglar proof
vault with combinatiSS1n i9GE i%asbrSb MS 0hf hImse
he srSe in Brooklyn did not Brgh YES YES
terday so much might have been expecFhh; h,oezns
we're so constant and cool no one fGanG fpo
fault with the ,tTsap o oSe swiftly but in most
OF the contests no hot pace Vas Was tme gr Was put
and sna Mapmns met in the
Sp siskss st mile % and an eighth Elierdae was
started mefy U e. ad and M
Conditions Ethelbert carried 126 pounds and Maru,
iseibSr M The owner ana trainer Of Martmas and
all the friends of the Hendrie stapr po % Instant
tbaf Martimas would vanquish Ethelbert Ihey
said that Martimas better than ever oeiEe;
ana ana beavest speculators had watched spencer
riding OF Ethebert in the BRIGHTON HanSlfnP Sata2 eot s
than Martimas Tara sent Martmaas into @ sne EtS
That is the right M & w1 k to bTs Tds SHADOW and although
Martimas strove yaloroqsly and stuoo9rnIFs haIs mile lie
could not shake of 10 Eyen eye4y keen Ss eye
watcher @ that Ethebert had Martmas at his mercy;
And So So Il Br9TsSd SnS as e ked and walked home
What shame IT was that so good ,Ston GUo Hsndi
Eerdale was never part Of the contest for ana
was defeated by nearly furlong But ne g0s tas wa
@ Ehebsr a sn tOSd ,SsSd 's have the rongs IN
much faster time than 5S put MaI'fmaiS fi4iong % was
reecSes thai Etheibert oitered home alone at MS
leisure. Ehtelbert was a strong ouus U" i
Imp me- Winner Of the Suburban and Brighton han han
dcaps. the even money favOtte sha III vas % ridden
by F. clay colored rider Of little skill 10Th The ba1p lmp
stable backed the mare freely, bnt she W wo ~ sense
lost first place but for the amazing lack Oh sg,se &
exhibited by Cawson who rode Ghsrentum REM los imp @
carried S 0GPdf twenty POUNDS
weight and as a has FIVE POUNDS aIIo~ahcet aIr 80
for up to mR Gy
amban and RoysteTsr TeTe ine and Gsoyr Roy
sterer at no time had chance with her iy They
three year olds Of sSanty merit ane teS vS years
old. II Clawson had CHALLENGED Imp vlgoTSSuSy S rd a
half mile or even quarter mile from me enc
vtith he
tps had and Tth p Clay 6sD on TEMP But II G0%son
rode Charentus as poorly Spencer rode Etheloert
in the Brighton Handicap, and did aid, not - challenge
reached. Then 1t was too late. and Imp won Claw;
son appears have lost his head at Brighton and md
stupidest stable boy that can , be found He has
off in form wo5 bs st 0ur races The
and and 5h s6
fui fave faVorites on public form and each one Of them
successful with facility In the NTH race for
came out. No one Of them was very strong
fayore and there was no startling M J;r ppset ~. Cav
tinental. Dan Rice and Theory had many hackers.
In joste at the post SPENCE on Dan Rice Vas
scopic keno racer When most is expected of him
# eoy Ssya Was afa I an Rs
starter was ,S extremely M seyere TO Od9m - The
time in the first race: and was set down for two
days for not taking his position at the post for the
two days for not breaking in the first race.
The cable dispatch saying that Sloan has been
down In England until August for disobedi-
ence to the starter caused much talk. 1t is evident
that discipline with regard to Jockeys is to be
strictly enforced In England hereafter. Perhaps
Sloan will take n over to this country. as he
cannot ride in England for about three weeks
Odom won two races. and O'Connor. Clay. Spen-
Ger and Mitchell took one each.
Michael J. Smith Of No So East One ehundred-
and-fifteenth-st. has been connected with
tracks as a cashier for twenty-nine years. He Is
trying 10 find small fortune left to him by his
wife, who died suddenly Of heart failure last May.
The money and papers are in the hands OF a retired
banker. who spends most of his time in Europe.
His son has his business in Wall-st:. and sent
checks to Nashua. n. H., from 1856 TO 1891 to Mrs.
Smith. then Louisa Jones. nee Mason, of Boston,
Mass. Mrs Smith always said that In case Of acct
dent or sudden death Mr.. Smith would have no
trouble II he called on this Wall Street banker
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-For two-year-olds $500 added; special
weights. Five furlongs.
Betting
J. r. Maddens br. c. warfng. by Masetto
The Sweeper. 119 b,,,..:... (odom) IS Ia
c. r. Smiths b. Prestidigator, 49,.
CTurner) 30 4-5