New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
THE RACETRACk.
,rvo BIG FIELDS AND A DEAD HEAT

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a, sbeen.heaa Ray yesterday Few heh' s"o"'.s
- lut the track was fast. The Il" vac ~
5 no, however that the visitors 20 me o"-' sc
- md steamed and sweltei'd. lIe ''oN
-,skers boiled 4 surprising n'.ient IVY 'I' o.
moon Was tho vast improvement SHOWN 'H
non, his form I'm bis last TWO previous l"'eS
1,eino1f's G0ntaloN was the ODDS on 'a'"''''
20 eefh contest which was for two-year-'ll9 ''''
,ee t.,t,,i,v Course with special weight cond'.'"S
~..esfo. v-a- iinulaced =. 7 Joyner, MS ua'''''
.1 later mot Do thought be had require" CON
<.l.r go CD GOO M racing "''h'N S.'
and fh.. the GOLF hal probably ieCoin" S'a''
4,-e r,,,f...r VIII not he called upon heI'+.'e.
,gn S., often ~ ia recent weeks a. j. Ahl' 0"--
g.. and r..u j. Madden's kl'marork ran "
ao.3 heat ana the purse was divided MAN'l''' a..
.Ytre77e outsider came IN third. George ) Ions
rlr6us has troops ~ friends and hackers. ne Wa
Iiidcn ty Spencer. and. Ike Gonia'o"' lie was '"
placed. aa..,s
J.. As,e. the wealthy Italian. ruler Of dozens
r. bootblackiug stands owns Sadiucee lie de-
,ded 20 change trainers after Sacoucee '"o "7
fosfs at this meeting NJ Aste was not norh yes
7erdav and his eyesight IS keen. II seNelH o""''9
would take a hint from Mr.. Asto and change tram
srs when their horses lose their speed they "la'u
.0huit common sense There's the owner or kih-
riklnic for instance. II Doe does not change Tram
,rs after Kiunlknics slow movements ia we
Fourth race 10 VIII convince acute observers una.
he IS less discerning than Mr Asto. And Il Michae!
CLANCY does not remove Maxine Gomez from 't7
charge Of his present trainer after the singular
running O; that horse everybody VIII UNDERSTAND
perfectly what to think OF Clancy.
The attendance was moderate but = IS certain
.ha, stewards Of the richt class could have made
this meeting one Of the finest, most popular ana
most notable ever seen on Lone Island. Newly oiR
& crowded with hosts Of recreation seekers from
all the States OF the Union. The hotels are
tanned 10 The caves Thousands ana tens Oh
thousands and scores Of thousands Of Americans
H d
oioho ara rassloratcy fond Of sport and tie multi
-. d.. .t. +r..,xs ,Soul9 l. cuor-
Tu0eS ~ Spectators a. SAG N''--'
nous every day We're q not that the --7tl-s1 %
49, ,..t,,, ,f.,s and tic lack Of faith n the faT-
''' ~ 80 ''''T -, ,,.,.ra1 II is the
ness or the races A"Fo DvDo'''' 7'''''
simple truth - say that t." meetings "'''0' -''
'~N PC 81, ..~ 1-,,rl, ~ tt.-
NniANoidoe tii-tisN '.' ''e' -,
une has CAUSED. The rrFersals o' FORM nave "e,N
.rsuf.ran.v numerous and suggestive. so doubt
80 d., 4..,,,. .str.d y the,. nm
tho s'""a'''7 "0'-~ '- ' f-' ~, .,,-
oerstool lo~ extensively ara uhH'i'I'H '''-'
<r.a...... and r,.f youee have been talked about
Americans would rush 20 the races ID armies ia
shis er. 2 splendid prosperity could they be con-
~neca that IN every detail che sport is governed
Sh6 f. = .bi io interest
4 O. Mepowe !. T., fortunate Igs'g' , o. 5 e
BATH and tie hly Rush Tho later Wa 81 over
lead TO the end. Tne form or Battsa avid Rush ls
nov completely disclosed. and betting a-arst
training. VIII he canners ana tna
nrst race ODD Lacs Hs.1er. Ansie AID ycs,siaa
% SsTs 5 sSSS IT,. W5e q o5s so~ To-