New-York tribune., 1899-07-13

exuded vocferous fragrance; How many ,ocEeyss %es
r"ee? e'e Ptsburs Phil and the foolish simple trust
ing public backed Gala Day Just GeiCae nne bet with
ph bet @ to RSt Se truly wise
Greyfeld and 1t not cast upon the wa,ehrrg
sam osSs Sst to to a1Cd 9f Tse hs bns ring
He s evidently not in the swim at .hat m ,hs turf
He ought to take lessons from steve L'Hommedieu
Little Willie and Pat Dunno on how 10 be,t,ne De
ring the bookmakers will soon have him cutting
sOks again lie p Is keen Ir and FOR
Aqueduc. But he is not yet keen enough ioi
Gala Day will run better future date, when en-
the educated money is on Gala Day & aHd High nj links
will run faster when the right money is III '"o
81 Tiouo arenr m has has not Captured many prizes He
was second in the Cambrdgeshire ana was piacsI s 81
,and on what was expected Yesterday he obtained
his first success since his return from ms o q
handicap at mile and sixteenth George Iry, BoyH
was second and Glorian third w C. DaEs Metri t
rTn'S ras Snp%ssd IdSSn The eH Merry
opened at even mSney but & he the records Of DAILY
and Doggett thought that Merry Prince WOULD WIN
Eo short M price gsSc some hnss
fhe turf stick out so plainly that the wayiaI,lnt ,l
man though a fool cannot help seeing then'' Du'
onlV one favorite was successful, and that one was
hSOed IN Bette GSy rss Sss Wc fif hsse DAYS
he rode Kettle Gray poorly. and she was unpaced;;
copiouslv by shrewd spectators. OConnor rone
her Theory had long lead in the homes tretch
thst 0H9nnSr and noVrrcpondence allowed Hard Knot
catch Theory in the last Jump ana 10 man @ u,u e,,s
heat The purse was divided OUonnnor was ,,su;j sus
pended for three days and fined 500 for his stupid
blundering. He IS a half witted urchin' with
John Daiy's Premature was the odds on fayorlte
in the esGRd an oder n the betting
running him in brisk struggle IN me homestLe'Gn i ~,
Posthaste ridden by Taral in his best style An
extreme outsider. J. J. Hylands All Gold was
third sakhrat Was strong second Gnoce third r
choice Sakhrat was leading at the end or hve fur-
longs but lacked staying power, ana soon feli lar
II was an afternoon OF upsets. In the hurdle
race Premier naturally strong favorte. but
came i'm third J. w. Colts Dudley f.. at an ex-
tensive outside price. first and Howard Mann,
winner of the Brooklyn Handicap i'm deep mud "A
few years ago was second. 1t is deplorable that
% much menev which could be used for fiat races
with good results. is wasted on these jumping nip
podromes. a.. ,...,
the incidents in the steepechase on Monday de-
cided that no entries from W. G. Hayes should
posed because Mr. Hayes had started TrlioH
when Trlion not in his best condition ior
a long and severe steePechase Mr.; Hayes yes aha dn!
clared that Mr.. Hayes had done nothing TO deserve
such a penalty. Mara. the rider OF jumpers. was
set down until the close OF the Brighton meeting
for unsatisfactory riding. No punishment was IN
hicted upon Brazil. whose riding or jumpers mas
Many oefm rfmen believe that the suspension Of
Spencer enabled St Cloud to win the third race
spencers riding Of st Cloud was usually weak anu
The track dry and fast The wlna lro,h i
the was extremely strong ana eNdeme he a
tendance was large Here the summaries:
FIRST RACE-For threeyeor $500 added; selling
Five furongs. Rafting