New-York tribune., 1899-07-02

Other unpleasant features Of the afternoon were
the riding of Doggett on lsdor me Iavofl'e ID Ie
| Earle. In the Nernal Stakes, and of Taral on the
dav0Tee B6 zen 0laGaS IN 'ne s9cncer Intentions
| were honorable but he lost the Nernal through
suHs suTer seveTe penaIGy Virginia Earle beau,
ufu chestnut hlly belonging to the keenes In a
possesses quality speed and class and IN the GreaI
close to the front for five furiongs although she
! was meeting several feet colts and the pace was
longs and Virginia Earle was the fayorite, as she
| ought to have been: on public form; Spencer threw
| Hopes went out In front with Virginia Earle. but
| the Keene flly had Fond Hopes safely beaten at
with her she could have been first by "A length at
least bH SPenGSr o9s eastd ddGb P T SY Cswson H @
| head Mr Whitney has been most liberal in his
get together strong stable His colors are m9st 9
! Virginia Earle plainly and surely better hlly
! than Killashandra yesterday and was entitled to
The riding of Doggett on Isidor and of Tara on
bitter comment was heard Last year ana me ySar year
! before Doggett rode number of races which called
| out censure from calm ana cool ana expert
| observers and which provoked grave suspicion
His ride Isidor was as bad looking as the worst
Were the racetracks in this State managed they
| ought TO be. Dogget would not dare to ride so
| knows that Isdor is remarkably fast at six FUR
longs ana rna Ne can carry b% Weg atned e
riding with the sharpest scrutiny through strong h
trying in the first halfmile to get lsidor into
a position which would give him chance to go to
| the front in the homestretch Marcus DAILY has not
won many races since the Gravesend meeting be-
gan. He deserves better treatment from DogGett
Jockey Morgan to Montana. to exercise his horses
there If he would send Doggett to Montana ana ana
be sure of loyal and faithful service from Morgan
turf forever would be a pubic benefit study all
the details OF Isidor's race a few days ago When
Gaze third. Then study all the details or ISL
doris race yesterday. It looks like a clear case
The racing OF ths paper mas Hey 0gn cI If
icised But this paper has no excuse or defence
for Taral's peculiar riding OF Ben Holiday yes
Yesterdays race in which Ben Holiday was beaten
by Thomas cat with the conditions opas @na rigne
yesterday dd not look Ike merely careless riding
Looked a Ee HoGdy Wa GnS Sore on and had bad
leg Yet It is also true that Ben Holiday showed
az much speed in the homestretch as he ever
showed in his life. But Thomas Cat was, so many
lengths In front then that no horse that eyer
tance was one ii and three quarter miles; Even 4
Ben Holiday may have sulked somewhat IN me t
first mile. there was no concelFaDie excuse .ii ioi
Tarals action in keeping him SO very M far Gfhpd
from the end. IT looked Ike clear case ne ne
betting was peculiar. on public form taking the
weights and conditions Of the Advance Stakes INTO
account Ben Holladay should nave peen AZ tWo ~, 10
one on. But some bookmakers at the close OF the
iiberate advice of this racing column to Easton &
Larabie not TO put Taral on Ben Holiday again
to be engaged by the owners to ride that horse
again Nes all the osPTG on Race. is % so
widely known, would win the Advance Stakes at
one and three-quarter miles with consummate ease
Dismal indeed was their disappointment. and In
Vulnerable were the harsh things they said as to
The programme for Monday at Sheepshead is
weak poor and unattractive.
Ci6wson won two races for the, pqPHnlar, Whit
stable with AdmTatlon end HaShSndTS 6
second race with Decanter; ridden by O'Leary and
@S fhe Bacheor T'R 6aG as IN the
chase. O'Leary rode Thomas Cat, the victor III
An absurd tip ran over all the grounds concern
ns sn Vi m that hc became second choice 10
Ben Hoaday lie ran IKE cur ana @oracei GonntS
in the small field OF five.
Here the summaries:
FIRST RACE-Hghweight handicap; $3.50 added. Six
'''''''' o" ''' imam ' sI n''''"fi Fl.
Sltn ce@paPa GG ased. a. d. Si 5wam 81 81
James Adamss br. H. Tnge' aged ,lSs-o 10; G., p
C. F1eischmann's Sons br. c. Or, Elch1
I.sd4 ssTs' q D. 0osse3S -
HS54Gnicus MSn4i; 3. tPonnc 50 ID
81 Cailatine T. i25. ............ Clawson)0 i Il
Armament Arm 3, ............ clayton. III G-l
o'''er "' o. ''' Time-ii4as.
start very bad. easily by three lengths; same
distance between second and third
SECOND RACE-seins. 500 added. one and one-siX-
teenth miles.
r YRS PSsspfI ce b. So
W. II. MAY Sons b. C Ed ,noT.a5, Upton B. g.,
J. % l.. Hollands b. f. sky scrapeT, 8. s.
DonSe cSST Dummy D. 100 McGe6c s. q
TTinsr a. CTSIags, FMaSs, 90 90
Dan Rice. =. 1oi... s;Wilson' s. Il
start very bad Won ridden ont by three lengths; two
lengths between second and third.