The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-18

Martins ride The start. dunno said. was fair
for all; He thought that it was unfortunate
but Dunno did not attribute Banastar's mis-
The excellent showing made by Bannock-
bnrn Is handsome tribute to Dunnes sKi,i as
colt att"r he had gone lame and made first;
class animal NAL Of him BanEnoskburn has 49, TAG Gad
and race pulled s u bit lame rac hs
CURED careful nursing to get him to the
ESnb bsd
q Col W. A MeGuis Sn OF Of Little Rock, Ark.
60. As a two,year-od in the season Of
1897 Bannockburn was regarded as u twenty
Banastar were both starters ia the Louisville
F1p,turIty; the richest event T for tw1igea n
rack run sf ''?FG q the Fom
Bangle and Rowland. Ban@Istar finished
hsG SAID Sa sen that the n1s Would the
favorte in the Suburban Handicap, two years
| later. and that Bannock burn would he q TO
ence in the weights in the Hayden Edwards
colts favor. he would have been laughed at.
CHANCE FOR SPECIAL RACE
| Dunno does not believe that Banastar could
along with the field There are other men who
nnd II Mr. srk Wants are to Of try hf
! again he can get up mighty interesting spe-
clnl race at one mile and quarter or there
one q the mon who is anxious to enter such
special race is fGtSE Wm%fr the nan nan
after the, suburban that h. was viii.
ing to bet $1,000 that the big son
Weights ser Sopse Who TOOK Fart IN th@
race. any distance from g. mile and quarter
up 1ng h Sarqer s6n be he
penscd with and that the race. shall he started
in the old fashioned way with the horses all
thus a believer in the prowess of the big
lar P Put t5 said n{teE tn rae oo myself
am 4 jockey Of long experlence., and have
noms has s f podGeed and @
/ can truthiully say that. Ben Holladay
the hd hst m nd rTsSf bssn
to-day race II the field had been smaller
and he had got away running: He i. a slow
ana can get into his stride he "a can n9t
swei was thirty Yards ?eInd the isad %
was crowded back on the line / could not i'm
prove my position in the backstrctch to a great
Wien 0sSs"sS ca G bSiore
us In the upper, turn and | began TO
use the whip on Ben aoad1 ~ it was quite
by one as though they were all common selling
platers, and all but headed Warrenton, out for
| show money. Had the finish been another fur
long away he would have. got, all the money.
Old Ben was as strong at the finish as he was
when the RAGE began and he was running over
Ben Holiday came out Ct the race as pnrut;
chase chase and the terrible punishment he re-
| ride the American turf has eyer
seen seen. he was not In the least dIshearrtened;
s q. w9sSx
nothing more to him than an exercise gailop
and he still had energy enough left to kick at
veous race with 121 pounds on his back and
he start to haHs .d an or ras
| horse.
MR., FACETS OPINION OF GEORGE KEEsE.
With the ,t s1septon q B hH George
post and his owner. sydney Paget thinks that
his good effort after all his, misbehavor
Ssh ss al Ms Ra s0Sa thas Mr. Fz
gerald had not Kept the Held waiting 50 in:
desiring to give every horse fair breaE. but I
should not have felt badly ii the field had been
sent away on the first good break without
IT Tor Pl Wssh; who trained p George Koene for
sd hat hS colt aE & 6S%T
too gentle with him. WEIGH said after the
good ,walloDing every morning. AFTER
such licking hs was always tractable. II one
belt across the head with his whip at the very
! outset. he would have behaved as quietly as a
lamb. ! don't belieye in too much gentleness
| with such brutes George k"cnr is not as
all OF his viciousness. He is an awful coward
when go9I strong man gets hold Of him.
Neither Mr. Paget nor Mr., Hldreth was put
" ia ola a aI NE
that the entry OF George Keene would be re-
fused for the remainder of the Sheepshead
Bay June meeting. Hildreth said that he
to see II he could not school some OF the mean
Tie race OF Filigrane was disappointment
yearIold's admirers. He did not have his
usual electric speed and was not factor At any
part OF the struggle, He was practically beaten
Littlefed who rode the Galore colt. said that
he was beaten before the flag fell
re tretted considerably at the post Little
fore the flag fell that he could not win He was
very game Just the same. and tried hard when
l urged on"
lFIigTans was not in the, opinion Of the
Every one except Walden. who is still az en-
thusastc as a boy in matters concerning his
own h2recs, believed that i was ask
to require him TO take up 10 pounds
and 60 q mile and n quarter with such WE'LL
seasoned animals as took part in the Sub
urban. FillRrane will get II good. long rest
now. He will probably not start again until
the Saratoga meeting begins. but the Messrs
Morris Will enter him in all OF the big races
Tor horses exclusively OF his age and for three
ycar-ods and over 70 be run on the metz opoli-
tan tracks in the fall.
wARREEToS EXCEEDED EXPECTATIONS
Warrenton did better than any one en- 40 nd