New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
THE RACETRACK.
CERTAIN FAvoRITEs WERE AsKb"'

so,,r OF THE JOCKEYS RODE LIKE GU" D0i''
=. s.or,h more dust more dirt. more melting
- r,ora had riding at the Brooklyn "a"N
s,.raav The racing. as II had peen ~"
aAvance was promising, attractive anu mp ,
,,, those owners, trainers and )ocheSs va" 80,
% he dishonest rather than hohe~ @-s ~
-, a, the Rrooklyn track. 1t Is common '
eaie a. ~, tho, can handle their horses IN
,eaau, stvIe ut any time. and they neeo iea'
- ,roubla Patrick Dunno. owner OF banhooA NJ " -
arA William Martin. Dunnes pet nue. A.
hoye several columns of careluily ~,
.crtpton in order 10 get what 'hey ~ has
.,n &c genius Of a jockey in his way ne N 80,
,,oht seat light hands light heaf' ei'
conscience 49, .-.ocaar-o,ds at
In the Manhanset Stakes for twoIyeai ,o'oe' s1
80 "a a half furlongs McMeekn. MARK CheeN'
1r,ourt and Primrose Day had troops VI %
THE starting extremely oad, ,aao,
D1xer,s Trumpet took the prize. he was iuue
s,an.. Tho riding OF H. Martin. on McMeekn
~ ,acond horse of Knapp on Marx Cheeh' 'io
.h,rd horse. Of Littlened on Primrose lay VIZ
,our,t horse and OF w. Martin on MisslonaiS' C,
NJ the street-sweepng stamp-nothihs oe'' -
expoit of tockeyship yesterday oeser .eu 80 80 80
,raise TaraI rode Imp In the second race "1 nv
other Jockey now riding In the East couu i'ue -
So,osr vyaars the Keene cOlors. He can rue oN
uo,.,,, vrben he cares TO do so. but MS pelloi III
ance ON Petruchio. the Keene entry. anu 'ne a .a
,te In the first race was far below his us'"
ard -. .ohla. now
, A, least two of the most prominent s'doe Nv
active on the American turf have peen viCt,In ne
sersistent H. luck this season. Inc w "a Vhe,o
Fleischmann and Bromley staples ,be' ' which mas
are worth of better fortune than that WtI WtnnIrshe
befallen them Both have trainers vi "a ab,iiIv
records extensive experience ana ma acbieve-
1Soth have under contract Jockeys Wioev 60 .hn
ments in the saddle IN 1929 nave ialeh oornOsssed
nitcb which their riding ought TO hsve copta%tIv
&V Martin and W. OConnor have rluuen hs thar
Ssr better races this year To-: other staUes in,,
tSosa which they have been ridlng lot 'h1 ,iu
tnose bo nav them most liberal salaries When VIII VIZ
w Marin and W. OConnor consent 70 Nnne haenns ne
and trv hard 20 ride well for the LeisI IN 80
nS Cor bromley &, Co. az they roe Tor o'her Pe'
pie? ..,o-,.. IN the fourth race. a
handinan AT mile and sixteenth ne VIZ aI,orad
n;th abundance of skill by ClaWsoil out 70 80
g., The homes, -etch. and he was holuns aiiH
Inc after :he contest HIS lameness may o~sous
s ' tbe Suburban OF 1898. but the starter epo1eu p
tbat Suburban as he spoiled other lnpoI tai' ro"Id
with prompt ana fair start Ouhainei' a. p osa
have won the Suburban OF lssS.. hose-ss S.aoI,,
sncht nom rho at that sale for $4,000 John D. Mau,
den shrewdest Of all American tu;lmeh, Pua aaan,rC
sr,iio later for 50 0OO frilio WORKED AZ t trnro
speed and William G. Mnrnes aeauyu Is ony '' passing
eilment then Mr.. Madden was Nasty III ofn S''iNS 7;
MIN and Mr. Whitney was eTge IN ouyl's IIiI, "a,
his lameness Is permanenI--Wcl ''e'o '
Rsports are afoat that William c. Whitnsey,s ey,
Ane colt Jean Beraud has thrown out d pau go ~ ~
and that II NAV be difficult 10 get MN :esau!, w W
the Realization Stakes, which VIII oe oecioeu vi
July 4.
Here are the summarizes -
FIRST RACE--For maiden two-year-oids so" eooeo'
spec'a' weights ''' Betting