New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10

the article People familiar with me iao.s syer
however that the writer OF the article mas ne.eI
lost any sleep for fear Of being shot or assaulted
The presence Of other Prominent tSTfnsn train
ss snd betting srsrs n se clubhouse
and on the lawn lent an exquisite charm ana siaoe
The Tobosean Handicap was won by william ,n, n.
clarks colt Bapssar In extremely fssS Dom
inc over tbs same course but Domino was two
year-old carrying rs pounds While ssnas IL last
colt, but he us is by ' no means Domino. He was
ridden brilliantly by Daniel Maher. F. " Ale Alex
j Hyiands octagon. ridden by Powers was thru;
NJ Dryers XnsdOp VIII s sPepfer R sg
got off we'll and exhibited remarkable speed for
The FIRST half ss In ns esd but he
seemed be short of work and for that reason
span e In fiSp last gToSnd rapidly
and ws I UNI srsnds o the Feshmann stabe
| Apparently he outrun from start 20 finish ana
moved like a selling-plater rather than STAKE
| As two-year-old. when owned by NJ; F. Dwyer.
He Is owned by Bromley &C. Both in the the
erawed IKE crippled caterPlsHr ard bdv did no, run
aet By '1 much undeserved uck on the turf
oConnor rule has ridden wrestche ;y IN tse nT
they pay him big salary II Previous has really
become as worthless as his snaillike movements IN
Indicate, then Fortune has dealt them another
rude buffet Sanders ran consistently and up to
her rder Mcone skill iii as ocey is rep
resented by the cube root OF zero Boney Boy was
much iSs his speed + aullsa and BE was I'd
oy ana nnf ddn BY RSwd s NO
Tara had no mount in the Toboggen Had Taral
been Octagon. who was ridden by Powers, oc-
tagon would have been first octaggon won this
times Irish Reel was second. Octagon is not an
easy horse to ride, and Powers could not handle
would have taken his third successive Toboegan,
the Tara Gs sskd9 hs third s su
Tarals remarkable riding, A. \. T. could not have
T %. @Ts R'se B M9m snd easq
Bouncer had troops Of hackers, but Gengar got
and Ga1 Taa orod. Maber on The Bouncer and
Spencer on Bangor Taral Is riding in much better
The starter did praiseworthy work in most Of the
contests Saturday, but yesterday he fell back
his starts were lamentaby unsatisfactory. Lam
bent in the rst and engd d In tae ahrG IN
the fifth. and Howard Mann IN the sixth were left
The first race was one Of the most shocking az
fairs racetrack for many day Judging
seemed ssen i"s weSsh certain that Swftmas must win
the first race. and the simple and creduIous pubic
rode DiHe in sc" SO peculiar manner that he came in
! fourth. and bad fourth Continental AT 40 70
led s all the and h ana With Vs
second length and half before Autumn r.
but @arV " MaTiins riding on swiftmas lar worse
| severe investigation Of W. Martin ought 70 nave
sTr maG IN the conpse Of his varesaed and pct
career has been ruled on the tuf ror sGon
and under suspension more than once ana ,na ne
STOCK still when Ciiford was strong favorite for
the Brooklyn Handicap few years ago: y i III u
Martin fears nothing and nooody-ieaS' OF all
oo AID Spsnne1 is almost as bold His handling Of
a5Sn the spescs has peny Of skin when
cares 70 use l. Any staoe 2oy cpu H we De
karya @ss W sold as out ns Of 'S2 @
T Wilson jr Mr.. Wilson would nave heen Jusei ne
TiT W6n 81 bsye been justied 4 ne had companed
! CtarentuS Larva the oddf~on fayor;s an no
than was so ridden to. get even third placs
Latson the extreme outsider or an ,nat ph vas
Second two lengths before Qaufor'h Estara was
fourth Charentus NTH and LarVa v SKI nn,tabIe
encounter much difficulty in ge1 t 1gr bsd,v and
Decenter at short Price eus er caused eX
Here are the summaries:
FIRST RAc.E-ssoo added: special weights Six furons'
Of "''''' A"s 81 Betting p.
J. L. Houander' ,, co G.i ut I, by
o.c.oa stable. Dr. Handcun. 9; III 40, A
! A. ]. Joyners br. &. AUTUMN %, l,'..,.I
swlttms. 12s; .....'w Martin Sr5InS ID out out
Ben sm5 HataS & isa rs & ywiiis%. lG
Island Prince :. 1913 r.. .Henness" ~
Start very had Won readily by length and hsf'
same distance between second and third
SECOND RAcE-s5So added; selling. wither' Mile.
oSl.M MSs4ssY b aged q ics by '%
J. E. Maddens ch. Holland, B. 81 ~ , ~
! tcar. $50 800. - ~ IN ~ ~
W. D. HOO"e ~ " (Doggetn 81 81
Roysterer g. ios..............ni Martin, 81 il
Fast Black so.....''....;, ;oosom' % 10
irnperator {. 100 car I1M (scherrep 81 al
Deoenter 100 w &? Ign, 81 ii
! charlie Ross. 4. ll0.......... .(suvan) 90 IL
sa'N''" = Time-i:4Ih.
Start mediocre Won easily by neck half length
between second and third
THIRD RACE-IARCHMoNT STAKES. For 'hree-year-
old maidens at Of entry special weights $3.50
| added Seven furlongs Of withers Mile
J. r McDonad's br. c. A. r, by
HAYDEN observation-disclosures. ilS h; :,
W H carks b. c. The Bouncer' ; & Us e 4s
r. T. wilson trs Oh. c. Bangor 3, rs ;,
Esvon!ous 1i5 ........''.' dAtnsas9 Mi 81
Grey Jssqu tio I'D N Martini 4-l 81
! Great Neck lis ..........; 1C.ayton}0 Il
Intsrtsrer Us '''..''.P MeD Marsin' 81 a
Ineennamara 10 .....,...... 20 Connorl go u
90 Tme-1:2sA
Start struggling Won driving by scant length; two