New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
THE RACETRACk.
korrR,s ASTOUNDING CHANGE OF FORM

10
',aden nv the same Jockey at the same o's'"n0e me-
- oo..r.a home far IN front OF Peep o Jay
ADMIRATION Charentus. Box, kinn'Al"'o
80 i, was an earthquake reversal "l l''"'
Az L<eene IL tho foremost OF American
I'D has heen since the death OF u -. 49,.
Mr. Belmont is nominally at the heau u ' Wv. =, is
nao,,,, commission and The Jockey 'iuD D"' j.
49,, ,,.,,os that he has lost interest in ''e
..uo-. Of nrosent. and IS DESTROYS % enH'"'s
,,...ff q, horse complications for n VINO
i. t4o hse moved mOiestly 10 the hAehFiV"'N'
md Mr. Keeue has taken bis place b" '.'0 .,
.r,.,,d Tho owner Of Voter mas l"-' -,
nasnlnccnt animals on either size oil '"0 r.,4s
and both IN the old World ana '"' y .~r,r,an
-. r,,hrc gaze A Americas topmosI ''''''
- .r,e that william G. Whitney Is si'.-
- nancy on horses than MI
- "a amending But Nj Whitney j.
...,,s- win his thoroughbreds. while MI h'7''
D.. . veteran OF veterans. ConsloerNe d" In
matters can IL he doubted ih"i -N'' 49,,
49, enc 4,All, A. an early date with on eNl'''"
az. ,ne strange In and out running OF Nol''
- - .o~,b every detail. go analyze the gan ''
-. I'm each firlong on August 80 ana Fes''''''
,d ro,,,,re more space than The 4Ho'l'o
,.,dtiv spare this morning i was PM" .,a+
,b,4 the reversal Of form was so ne"'N'''"S
unbiased spectators were sadly peIN'N'".
drift a. comment at the TRACK was "~'
tNfrenne. ..,,,s and his
ISL 80
.,,.. ,,si.von,orte arc On glorious tnat As 10 '"
ir,.f, 70 chill the enthusiasm OF his mo'''N"V -
,1,oirer. and followers by keeping Silence ~ w.
-rieis il IS well known that MT N'e"e o
,s, ON The races Ills zeal for the si''' 30
,or.,,a he breeds horses and runs horses 10 GO
- .,,lr.ons and not for the greed OK
gain. Somebody bet a great deal OF "'''''
- although on The form ~ his last race ''0
.orsa ,otjd have no chance Is Nj keene sure ''"'
s,s trainer. Rowe. and his Jockey spencer arc
.ru.svs and everywhera invlucihly unseinsh, ill.,
,,nerahlv altruistic and supremey sei-saC' mus
,onls devoted 20 the lofuest purposes o. eN'S'
80 Auenst Belmont. sr.. once told the "i4lel
-. ,i.at he admired Mr.. Eowcs abilities
49, . ,rain.r Mr. Rowe Was then training Mt. bc'.
,,,'..s horses, but" he added thoushiiu"y'
49,, go why a certain b0okmaker should be 'oo
hout NV horses before am told. IN 'he 'o"is'
50 that conversation Mr. Belmont ST.. mentioned
he name Of that bookmaReT. lie Ids "'1" "''
known for many years. and Is sui oo'sp.o 'o'-7
and influential He IS eN'ee"ihs! ''"
certain trainers and Jockeys.
Soencor Is the Jockey of the Keene stable SIeh-
- los q face and head which DO not remind arr
critics Of the oxtaut portraits or Fra Anstl''' oi
y, Francis Of Assisi or OF the Nehe'a''o i'-''
TITS face and head neither SANITY LOT anSe'o'
And some Of his riding has been neither sanity nor
angelic How Thomas Byrnes would ENJOY h"W'"s
out spencers face and head and also the compete
record Of Spencer as "a jockey Mr.. keene mas
soue marvellous things for racing lie - '"-
,tled 20 the gratitude o. turfmen geneIaIly' ana
he has f. lie Is A trenendo sly busy man. iie lS
overwhelmed with affairs. re has WORKED earnest
Is FOR tens Of years 10 exait racing and 10 oeneut
mo sport. But he cannot train his horses himself
nor ride his horses himself He knows that the
public which supports The turf has ;h" rgNt 10
ask sor explanations Of such IN and out running
% that ~ Voter and 10 doubt he Will soon
,end TO The Associated Press signed statements
from his trainer and his Jockey, which Will d!spei
the clouds ald stoI uns' mgo heuc gossip 4I'
iss7. Vhen TIE Friar was c9Iks,rew tof ID "'-
outnc--. statement was s'At out ana ne '..-'l
OF Nervous FriaIs Was founded 40 one IS Ii'iiS
Ter an order o. Nervous lo'Os.
The merry massacre ~ favOriios. |AicA WAS 3
S!vc.flas AT She, psheai bay day after .fr was
g. He- lef ,.-,,e -,,,,~ Wifr.-1 g. WHIT
hoy splendid fly ADMIRATION was ne .a'o''te r
'he second race. SA~ had not been ast'a F.. s
stead and other racers of hgn class 9t' ~ '.a
Tlavfon are a~ uncertain md ,rrlLt u.s. ~. .lal-
IN, Turner Williams and McCue wore gro.
1ir. Paget. VINO MANAGES Mr WAMeys .,ao'
WAS eo 6ispic4~ed WIZ Clawson'- ri. ~ Sfr.'-
togt that Sc put him on tie gg0urI for a l"ru..
and later tried To- turn him over r. Eugene Ltsh
because Turner was susperlod. 0'awson IS not
lacking hnman nature. iie Wts flenir win Iek9
Pas, was %i6a'''y 1r.s6'. All Claws was who'll
wrong. \ Key N.' j. '- t-e wrong IS r.'r
Won is the JET NJ he Whitney -'a..e rs sle dee
eery-s TO De- Iow could GLEASON revenge ..llse
'nirauo.' is 90 tiff 0iIt to draw int'rtnDcs. j.
was severe Disappointment 20 I'D OF Acn.rat m
friends when efn came +. q poor Third t0 Voter
oua Peep o. lav yesterday. C-tNa0u IS "a ra,l
rltl .Drsc'cro- isr't lr"
iI'v many S.. keys sfo tl,ic 90 tais Srafe MO
arc inlr'tHli.y honest aII Invariably g. @
trest't" is t.er" ore' Wh. IS hep
Il0 starting Was -.Wr with tares and Canada
f,i-4es. ln '.. tr-' rae the starter made "a
1rt-,rt VI f~.f mOtr. 90 fNr ..Ire bop 7 D No
.N.f-,.s Bell. of orleans. sU- MAS SD flr ir
'..- wt.n o." fse .er t.at nom. of the other.
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