New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
THE RACETRACK.
spENcER's JoCKBYsHIP A BYwoRD'

v-,-,s ,,,,z,Sc SUPERIORITY OVER MON
TAN1C.
What will the Jockey Club DO to Spencer Las' as
,,.aL Nsr,hert ridden by Spencer. was 30 lar III
ferior TO Montanic that he was 1eereo at ~
owners and the trainers OF Marioert were "
the belief that Maribert had more speed 'hah non -
tanic ana that there was something WINS
spencer's riding Owners and trainer oecaleu ',o s
80, L,ar, Naribert was in good condition. ana
that Spencer had been Instructed 10 80 ou'
him and take the lead. They asserted iui -
that Marbert had proved 10 them tha' he . n".
sufficient speed TO outrun Montanic IN l"e mo-
ouarter mile and sufficient speed 10 on,rui N
,ar,c n, any distance from two furlongs 10 'eh ~
xras ,vo IN one on Montanic when Marloert an"
Montanic met last week, ana Montano 0u'-"'
Maribert very easily with big proau ma. a,,
Montanic took the lead promptly theh' anu -"'
bert did not challenge with force ana speeu az az
time 1t should not be forgotten that MAJ "
,or.,touslv been first in important STAKE ~
(;ravesend the fremont at six furlongs' opehCe
exclamation was that Maribert mao 10 speeu'
terdav Montanic and Maribert met again. ou'
rurner rode Maribert in place OF Spencer MOI
,anic was the overwhelming favorite' Win 'o"ei
,ng odds on but yesterday Maribert was huci
eo.,ar than Montanic and had Montana at MS
mercy in every furlong. Last week Moh'aiIlo naN
everything his way against Marioei" '.
day Marbert had everything MS o"" way
Montanic u,a With all
.,,,h,o sase The explanation is not oHHcu''.
Tbe change OF jockeys wrought the Ie'e'9~-
form Sharp observation or the TUNE o1 - 49,
on Maribert last week excited suspcion nc -,
was not doing his utmost TO ge' OUT "i -, % 90
ner,,s sneed although he seemed TO De "Slne ~
-, :, - ,rrnression that he was In deadly earhes'
- =. annesred 10 be seeking 10 MAKE PeoP'e
think that he was doing his fun duly' NV 80 W."
does the Jockey Club intend to DO with op'HSe. ii,
He lost the Brighton Handicap win E'heiD..' ,1~a
through fragrant disobedience OF empn""0 -
pr tr 1893 and in 1899 he has ridden IN pecunal
Ho.'. -. - ,.oraI races A part of his California
record before he came East Is SAID 10 h"Ne 49,
of an interesting character what ac'o" VIII '
Jockey Club take? ~ itch do
votes much time and effort to lnVeht"e ~
for bad rides Of bad Jockeys, VIII cohJuie up 80
u,otion of Spencer's extraordinary hahuihs ot
n,r,hert last week and will strive TO extehuate an
h,s glar,ng faults But they will accomphS" NJ
ing for the Jockey This AFFAIR cannot DC. oe oInar
over or covered. The public will understand o'e% ~
~ tpst what action the Jockey CLUB 0ugh' "a
nartialitv should be shown. ana no !oi,eN,
should be powerful enough 10 pIOteSt any 'N'
iiTil ON @ in mis- State never had so many Ilne
dYs for sport as they have had this year fooi ft
ar, cITsr ciTsiaed the visitors TO Brighton That
wondrous boy Odom was hrst IN lou, Iinnnce DO ~ and
saTan races A turfman Of much pTonlhence at ~
taunnce remarked yesterday that doom s wds ne e
only Jockey riding at Brighton w wnU 10 wbicb he
@ 10 no 10 matter what the circumstances might
be deserves plenty of Night O it not be
possible by dgent search 70 dlscoNeI 80 sU, olert
somewhere who would be as faithful Keen Sanrr St
soyai and prompt with the starters hag as QdT be
is with bit bride whip ana spur aSoro as no" with
TdssSenta 81 f3STi ssment Sf fouR If he tracks in this State
ever get an efficient starter he VII n0t per Tsttle
ram for soaring crows and in charging the tracks
round per day for 5 ta9 T.i 4aee lie was sec
nS choice in the betting wretched start sp0Ied @
Vendgs opportunities ana 1t ne was aSd was mere
eembIing scamper. rather than turf oat.le ,pa Se
merit odOm rode Camorianc ria cbarentns and also
Tode ably Cambran and Charentus had d ..p s.upp
born head to head by sead In the third race
the Dista Stakes for two year old IN neTb TbroEgh G
no fault Of odos she was pnRaced nile Afe5 sbe rP be
did all he could with her, but his aoors were an ~
vain Fond Hopes has Gut IT. as5sG} I }uroDr Dfs 'f she
once aanshtet aie5 Of st. Base and des and ought
70 possess sOpTas1 eSs SRe nas sSe hand
.somey She has improved much. ana Is now oh0
of the hest trests ss Of 0Sn as1 HyaSd nS with
cruelty this year Few trainers eyer had so much ~
Trainer e Of marked skill he Is unlgcky in JS l$ss
that he wins races very rarely are She ne as uppaced
A. r. B. could have lost the Babylon Stakes. @
selling AFFAIR for three year 0ds baa5eS at seSe1 Con
nor Only hve ran, and A. n. b. was the ia fav0rite; @
&c small 4 S from oSns on %fns
does great deal of rough riding and fO1l rS1s ,1s
care to avoid jostling and with energetic skill
fu ride b would have been On Ts bacR
and A. n. 3. was unpiaced 0dom on SKY sc sGraper, h
Sesfpde Sead After the 01 jose from Whlch A. n b
suffered O'ConnOr acted as Il he felt no further %
ns eor TT to sae eS lost Can It be
ranged that shall be nd s99 , TO the bsrs 0
life? Almost every day o'Connor commits grayer gS
5ohS e hsh Maddens Prince Of Melbourne is two
year old of potency. Performance and promise ne
the highest weight, 1926 pounds in the handicap at
six furlongs for two year ods and took the prize
Prince of Melbourne was struck accidentally by a
Whip WELDED bs by who w riding e
over toward the outer rail and seemingly his pros
and also quick He had the colt straghtened with
surprising promptness. and then Prince Of Mel
%Srwnd Sa His exp W We noaS # M Madde
cares 10 sell this noble racer he can undoubtedly
get a lofty price for him now.
odSm was a on Montan,c n the two horse run
Msrbert Ra Strobe over Montanc with Startling Sn @
Anai }urlong and then impudentiy turned in the
saddle and made faces at odom The time was
when it sure that Montanic could not catch
In the last race only three ran, and Dan Rice,
win 0dom ug had almost "a practical wakover as
tockeyship and the worthlessness OF OConnors
riding was conspicuoVs oConnor rode Ceylon in
Fairy in the third, A. y. B. IN the fourth and
.Avenstoke in the fifth. Every OF those rides
o'Lesry was sadly out Of form. He rode Gioran in
the second, Flower OF Gold in the third St. Clair
IN the fourth Standing in the fifth and Leando in
the seventh. AL Of his rides were poor: Turner
won two races, on Prejudice and Maribert and
Bullman won one on Her Ladyship. Odom
the rest.
Ralph Bayard acted as steward with Mr. Enge-
man and Mr.. Vosburgh
FIRST RACE-For maiden two ods: $500 added:
selling. Five furongs.
Betting
st. Pl.
q. L. Hollands b. T. Her Ladyship, by
Duke OF Montrose-Felipa, i0i fb
(Bullman) Al SIS
q. B. Morris's ch. Wildwood 92
(NitchelD 8 b