New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
THE RACETRACK.
mp ONCE MORE IN FIRST PLACE

.-, s,,ccrssE,r-1. IN TWO BRIGHTON RACES
rur,ren in New-York and elsewhere are 'a'hine
Nth cost concerning the news from Saratoga tha'
Pierre Iorillard has bought David GarrioA anu ~
Chamberlain from John +. MADDEN al d y! "i'
rricc IL is admitted everywhere no" tna' ~
Madden Is one of the most subtle and astu'e Vi '"0
master minds that the American turf mas Ai'o""
Columns NJ snace would be required TO tell the s'ois
of Mad6en's unparalleled feats In buying anu scr
tns horses. His acuteness. sagacity' "isuo .t
craft in racing affairs do not fa-l shor' Vi "
scnirs In his special sphere OF usefulness wiz
oo,,,,rv has brought forth his peer? Rememoer
paua,, Recall Admiration. Bring 70 fhu 'le
scores OF trotters and runners tha' He mas 49,
SO splendid Il legitimate profit TO hlmseH '""t WY,
4eures arc not merely cyconic IheE are u"!
.omotorv Don't forget for an instant that
$500 tail Is so stupendous that ii makes a cy-
iono onnear like n Whit of cigarette smoke ne
Acct upon that marvellous list OF horses "i'i''
Madden has sold to William c. whitney oii Sc
ond thought perhaps you can spare yourseh 'iie
trouble Of thinking over that list MT Wh'heS "'''
IN rho thinking for you He has thought a io' d.
,oodv and he has plenty Of thinking yet 10 40
MD u ever occur to Mr.. Whitney that taxing MI
Madden into partnership might pay more uNi NV,
dends than buying horses from Mr.. Madden Diu
that idea impinge upon MI. Lorlla'u : M
1ecte Suppose that the racing hrm OF "hltne''
1orillard & Madden were formed? Mr. i1oril'alu
bas had notable and varied experience OF more
than q quarter century on the turf on each sue VI
the Atlantic and is the only American VINO ever
owned the winner Of the English Derby ana Of
lager Mr. LoriIlard's turf career is crowded WIN
magnificent trumphs. Mr.. Whitneys turf caiee'
bos been brief and expensive. but he is richer
,ro, than Mr. Lorillard. Therefore Mr.. whitney
name is put first. Suppose that the racing uIl' VI
whitney Lorillard & Madden were now IN eN-
sstence? Suppose that Mr.. Whitney invested cap
,tal ~ 100000 Suppose that Mr.. Lorllard put IN
Ma1dp
ar all but invested his intellect and his experience.
That firm would sweep everything before It, Ana
how many years would go by before Mr.. MADDEN
had tho captal and Mr. Whitney and Mr. Lorlllard
had the experience? Ten years? rive years; "e"'
raw three? wouldn't three be a FAIR guess
Ranorts from Saratoga indicate that the Fleisch-
mann stable Is rounding into form Both SaKhrat
and Mischevous winners YESTERDAY me
1leschmanns deserve to get many races. Ma! 'hcS
30 and prosper. -.
As 10 the owners of Imp, however they 90 no'
deserve to prosper The in and out ruiiH i broad
mare blurs the turf in this State with Big Droau.
deep dark blot r Nj Croft is tie Iacing recn
al brighton For many year he was lht 'S Ne
secretary at Monmouth. In those years at rnpi
9@ nh p D p ISe!s Il 6e alive approve me
conditions of the Isp Stakes Whlch ~, IN rp'
a, IN naunds? When Croft wrote the conditions OF
the lsip could It have been thas ne va So WICK
civ in this State that she ought not TO he allGwsd
10 set another race al any time one era FER
5oentne when the conditions were SO arranged that
the winner Of the sq6uT6an ana tnW oDr dc the
stewards Of the Jockey Club intend TO tolerate Int
cnrbuncus 6n9cqsT lar ana and on performances
Rave been poisonous. infectious ana spor'-co'Io"-
,riar Sweet was the favore for the Isp Stakes
lut she fell lame in the race and came IN Iast ne
finish T TS iime wss iasto $5 Time does
signify much hui turf misrue and tHrf m1SiHSn
great deal. The turf anarchy which mas en couulr
the y and 6o S9 no e S
follow the example of the New,Jersey Legisatu y,
1inrs.are smashed racing is smashed and racing
osSbi 20 be- smashed unless such shameful things
ri aide i@ ~ sa IN 9@2 S Src stopPed ' %
The sky was blue and bright at Brighton yester-
day The blue and bright as ever was
eiorie. were at the fuli BY the way. Aspasia of
The golden hair and the violet eyes was q Brigh-
ton hut she gave no he9d 70 me oe"m b nG
Aspasa cared not for marines or the ultramarines
nv the dark Oriental orbs of Jesse, VINO was not
The father Of David. the shepherd In weather and
,shmess Of Imp darkened the visions of the specta
tors with the SCOT Of the flames Of Phlegethon-
have been small after the odious Rheinstrom ride
Bpiar Sweet was not the only favorte afflicted
with severe lameness. DR.. Parker was also ex-
S IHommedieu. the supernaturally cunning
Brooklyn plunger. has bought August Bemonts
s,Iunger win lack gold II he backs that often.
Don de ORC is to be sent to Saratoga speedily.
ful enough already? Why should horror on hor-
/ Andrew Miller was away from Brighton. J. c.
Tollansbee took his place IN the stewards stand.
by Mshe re@ We're freely bSeked in the first
The start wretched Lady uncas got away
Stuart 0P3 dden by Maher WAS ofe
the second race and an easy winner standiing
manner all over the track again and again, but
ne had much speed that he took second money
IN of hrs sWerVing stuart is a two year old
OF some class, and is likely to win number OF
Maher on the tayorlte Boy got the I. third race IN
Rain Had the jockeys been changed, Donald Balm
would have defeated Box
The odds on favorite Dr. Parker was ridden clum;
he feii lame before the anish line was passed. lie
in a desire, 10 win races they don't often engage
Kuhn 10 ride.
~S S S the 9s ws snTdf HsPGy
6 and The Lost Chord PTemier is worth ab9u,
cents Hardy c is worth about one hundred and
forty.three dollars and seventeen cents The Lost
Chord lie worth about eighty-six dollars and nine
cents The Brighton Beach Association was SO
hat t gave 500 added money to hurdle Hippo
hrome for three horses although the total value
o% # SsS not make
Sess and HRGH
ana TIE affair was contemplate farce Hardy 6
and The Lost Chord had no chance with Premier
cent people away from the racetracks.
FIRST RAcE-For maiden allies years old s80t
added; special weights Five furlongs.
Betting
Dsceoia Stables b. I. Lady Uncas by Ben
Strome-Prudence. l05 d.. (DoggetOI SIS 81
j. Days b. T. Calea. 105 .(Maher) 2 SIS B.
w. c. Days Oh. T. Beautiful los
o. Slack POI O.
Water Bottle, 100. (MitchelD0 o-1 p
Lady Of the Vale. i05.........- Fletcher) 81 q
Summer Girl 100. MAXIM co. 20
Betsy II. 105. (MooeD POI 81
ksmara lo5 tcar. 100. ....... Carmen 4o-i rs
Timely. 100. .....................(Co Cobb col 20
Two Hearts lo5 (car. I0D.........(Clay) o 2o-l o