New-York tribune., 1899-06-22
THE RACETRACk.
TAKING EVIDENCE ABOUT MAHER.

Snh ". III. -,
or and others were before the stewards ""o w..
- . r,,,or, later 70 the stewards Of the JocNe!
C,rh Naher's future will be settled by the Joche!
Club stewards . 100 ,ertle
Jupe smiled upon the turf The ar wa o..
- MS clear and the track was fast bu'
the return service to Flatbush-aVe' was -,
ablv bad Several trains were sent to Long a
,,,,.. hofore any train for Brooklyn came on '.''
-aceno and the msmanagement OF the S'i'N
Flatbush-ave would have discredned the rusueI w
of a mule caravan. The trains TO Inc ''"0N -
yr,a+,,,sbave are tolerably swift and are reason
ablV handled but both on Tuesday ana "eN''
A., ,bo service from the course 10 the fIa'ouS"-
49, station would have shamed an underground
D., @ootuath among the troglOdytes OF cary 1''
',tnIa II was so slow and so faltering
Sims is exceedingly busy in these DAYS 1Pe"oo P"
has a swollen foot and Sims rode for the heeneS
| ,,,o n MACE of Spencer. Clawson was III
as.arde,, and Sims rode William {. Whtney
.xou,site 0lly Admiration in the second race '
ts riding far better than he rode last year
fion Is one of the most gracetuI an" ,
creatures ever seen on racecouIse' ~ " ,oooo
al that Mr. Whitney paid John r. Madueh Si"VV
Gov his dazzling turf beauty She is worth nearer
%, ooo than $4,000 II was amazing that the DOWN
makers were so reckless as to give AT an! ~
one to three against Admiration. since oihS ~, ~
wood Pirate NJ The Kenuckian ana pa" OUP4
were running against her. The chahoes "e'e
s1eaet one hundred TO one that Admiration Wou'u
,,r,,,, that field without effort. in these days
bowever few betting men like to plunge "' Ou''
ON no matter how excellent the faNorlte may
Then too the fact that Sims was iiu'hs Wv .,'' t
and not Clawson. the regular staoIe JooAV''
,,s familiar with her. may have aHecteo the aP'
,,lation Admiration gambolled over the my -,
80 L,,rkwood was second, and Pirate M thI'u.
rba Kentuckan was backed freely for secohu
nlace but he is an uncertain peas'' lio was "
placed. .. - .ho Rose-
John Daly's beautiful hlly Affect won 'he ~
fnrlO
"a, cha yvas the favorite and McCue rode heI.
Aeect sverved badly more than once out slle uiU
not interfere with any Of her competitors 0ne -
fast but she needs stronger Jockey 'hSn 80
To control her properly. Belle OF OIle",s We anc
ond and Prejudice third. Inc Moiii9 ny
pr,1snuerte winner of a race at Morris farh' nou
conc hackers but stale shrimp salao mas 'i0'0
eneed than Brusquerie had what cryP'oei""'
NJ stable that Morris stable Is! ,,.
- II Is now certain that Perry bemon' .l
Mill moi be entered for the proposeo speciai 10
90, threeyear-olds on Saturday. July IN nv wn,Gn i
~ tor &. honed May Hampstead and Admiration VIII
meet MT 6o Tans EtRebert said yesterday that
If Ethebert should win that sPeCad nounds in the
Reaizaton which viii be run ba1o on T0esaaSS aaS Half Half
Ethelbert; Jean Berand' 0resent Ethelbert's
look brgh and PEIdnT EHdmraon at aO are @ not
STAKE PdTad Mayd hae had setback in his training
ana may no; be t July Lothari9 has oeea hen
Sousnns rncs II would be unwise for Mr. Joyner to
take the risk Of getting more pounds on Ethedotat
in the Realization than he would otherwise De re-
George smith Cpit}soGrs n the hn rst race and
iiinderrated Filon Dor His big wagers on e. MO MO
heniIiP me althousR Momentum never ran race which
could rightly encourage expectation that ne cou,u n
%erhts and distance ouciassed the others and
Therefore was successful Primate was second
a'iS PittsSaTg % PIN plunged on Thomas Cat in the the
Weights and the distance Thomas Cat was Gonsid-
erably superior to Strathconan Jeahho'' Douoe
SsddiIcee has been winning race after race with
out break and IT was perpeXns b ina' IN 'ng tbs
contest. He was victorious but he sWerVed again
one SI ~ his swerves however interfered with the
other horses. Gulden was second sims who rode
Tash soe the stewards overruied it. This was
a just decision. sadducee had not interfered
wsd Teeds GpT% Strong G ocey Of the TaTal type to hold
Go sm psS viii nnS be Hdseree # It puts UP McCue
again sadducee while saddueee is afflicted t NTH
and frail too weak and feeble. TO control Sadducee
"Tf The Western two-year-old Yellow Tail winner of
several races in California, was second choice to
sadducee, but was unplaced
FIRST RAcE-Hghweisht handicap: $50 added SIX
furionss. on the main track
81 Betting; F.
Hy@SSs q yrs IS fSR i2s n 5ayt al II
W. II Csrk's ch n. Primate 4 l$o. =,
coush,cres Stables b. h. Momentum ., =,
s. calE l2s4 ,scr. gguIns3 81 II
haVe'o'k D. III Time-ii4S
Won ridden ou, by lengths; length between sec
ond and third.
SECOND RACB-For three-year-ods: $500 added;
a,ies and allowances one mile
syansy Tasf ypo6le S II, Ad%a'ioa 5sm Is GU.
NJ. L. Hsymsn'F ch. c Kirkwood. ne
H. warnke's ch C Pirate NJ. lls, codom, 10 -
Ian O'''l Timt-i4i
Won galoping by two lengths; three lengths between
second and third.
THIRD RACE-ROsEBCDs' STAKES; for hles two
years old: $500 added; selling Last Eve furionss Of
the Futurty Course.
John D%,y' % sT n Affect by His HsSnsss Nn1sS
tii5'S j. MeSansr,ys ~ Bell. Of o4sans sSS@s Il -
!! " Colt. or f. Prejudice o. ] Sods%' :: $
,-, Fs.ron % % {S2Ison, SSnnS5 a, Ii
n.is nss q 9Tf1sGr fesi1s.ss eSIsssn E
Jhansi Mofienna, s7''. 1N~s>o so-l lo-i
start very poor. ridden by nearly a length:
four lengths between ana third Affect swerved
repeatedly
FOURTH RAcE-Handcap $1,000 added. One and one
eighth miles
W. G DY.t<,. b. h. Thomas Ca, sy Ma
L. EimOrs's ch. c ssra'hcOnsn. 3; io2
W. H. Clark. oh- Jeannos a ie7;:.;
fOdonn 11-S tit
Double Dummy. 5. IS. ,Gs,ichsl3 9 ri 81
c0nno'Seur' aged III iia:;H wiiiiam' i'-i 81
Won easily by two lengths: two lengths between
ond and third.
FIFTH RAcE-BAY HURDLE RACE: 1900 added
Two miles. eight hurdles
T. r. & T. Hitchooeks ch. m FSrget by
J. Mclaughlin. sh. T. a. Premier. : i:s
J. W. Colts b. s Ben Ed.r. IS2..:.:;
Hinnegan)B 6-l e.
ArQuebus. 4 l<0. .(Hoxan)O al A.
Tme-2:sik.
Won ridden BY lengths; nvs lengths between
second and third.
SIXTH RACE-For two-year-oids: 500 added; penalte
and allowances Futurity Course.
Kensico Stables ch. by
Bathampton-Sadie, ia no. (AicCsne) TO Ou
J. Z. Maddens ch. c. Guden III. (sims) Al c.
T. F. Slmmss blk. c. Mark Cieek Ill.