New-York tribune., 1899-06-23

proataby on both sides of the Atlantic G ss.r the s.ms %
time Stop one stable or 1.-The 1hs ossfn san again
colt has troubles enough to bear with suGa before
when he is owned by the man pa was wsO in politics
his own pockets. Croker Is no BIZ sailed Little
rOncS mat he i,bsS i racing biz sS saint Sr nor little
saint He's Little stupid. and the enaYiv men backed
st al the Tin time sinDSs IN Fha on plain
great deal OF despcabe gush al ah1 otber Jockeys
bes r ocHsSs are he anG
grotesaucy overpraised creatures on ought to have
ended ead d0Pd his career long p6o,s ago or selling
be At for s9e 9"stqfS s fSr PHHs sts else
cheap pch eS,raS sbrimps as Maher and most OF ot 1nf
Jockeys who ride in AMERICA aO American % jockeys
we're Sr sofn in the cutter and in asss Wha oan be
inclination are still gutter-snpeSs; s;non long discus
soSs as TO the motives Impulses aims Mem Who
and am6'9ns NIB american G turf to bottom ha fmd
through and through know bd sha Maher h and other
SHY stun nst @ Jockeys who have ridden horses ride m
This country and most Jockess tasn Sribes for dis
horses IN a in the saddle more than once n,es m
the course OF their lives & And any eitber fool or
this perfectly weii-known 'ru'n 10
aaSc; knave racing weather yesterday Cool JUNE nS
DreeZGs re Sind But racing was NANNY nnP
commonplace Ss 0aO% BEEN maj in brx demand
tsrday he signed a contract with the TN how does
bic for three years at o excessive His riding OF
noI d EyiIe IN the arst was without sens @ pe
reason He got the best o 'ne hack in the ruck He
said after the race that Lazy En1 GInr Vas of in
and tosGedn nad and the rail- He certainly could have
beIa that place for quarter al @ leas',
nSiu M oonoers His attempt at excuse ahu ride
an ar wns msy and foolish 1t was as baa glog
as any that William Martin ever pifv that F. V
that is saying great deal dt Iaont ~ n from Jockey
Mr. Aexandre has bought horsfS nc yiS IN He is all right
and always runs his horses 10 T, has been extremely
in every way 6e b6fses in several And now
Sdcm the present idol jockey the reverb sad turf
sanity rider, gives him dose' 1t 10 "
my bn hookmakers won ton Of money on drby .nst ~ Of
race and the starting ana dnvs gSf lust before Aarc
sacked the Eternal City. ...o,,ob SYDNEY Paget
william C. w61tnefy from inTGoe F. e. oRely yester
e eousn, md the daughter of Goldhnch ana nn
mara took the Zephyr Stakes Fiaunt tne a%o be-
tavorT' tor Me ERey sold Kiashandra Primrose aa nay
defeated the Irish fy; Since tnas s,ly and Prim-
shandra seems to have gone back odom rode
prinrose Day when she defeated hlliashanpDIi pi 90 a
rode her brilliantly fsster1ay Gay ne noory' And yet
some peope are willing 10 pay some J0SXesss s "founI
year. short time ago U1O m 500 Year from
II Impossible to get salary vi S'V0 '
Most Of the horses entered for the ast Iace W. W.
n,itbdrawn and only Bon Ino, lmperatoT ahu ~ haio ~
~ Harle ran against Rhnelander, VINO was 50
much superior to the others thal uie "
II q not likely that the special proposed foT
saturday July /. between May Hempstead ,hat anu
Admiration and any ys6n Sther "a, iIl he carried out
Nv Whitney and Mr.. Paget seem TO think ma "a
May Hampstead is faster than AdmrautO, aaanst anJ T
Wnv Hemnstead w F. Norton, who owns May lay
Hempstead says that he Is Wiling to De' F1VV''
that his hlly can defeat Admiration
Here are the summarizes ~
FIRST RACEFor -year-ods; $500 added; selling
Five and one-haIf furlongs the main track