New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-04

they saw that Rindergarten urchin Wilson. ride
the favorite Mischievous in the second race ana
sne Jockey np MiscSievoSs and woihurst had so
| much speed that they could not have been de-
have ridden Mischevoas better than wilsSn rode
him i was not Sredabe to the oaf ns W
| son on two horses which were certain winners
Handcuf won the last race and wolhurst wa,
second With any sort Of ride Wohprss %9u 80
heavily by the utra-smart CLIQUE the mempers , 2l
Which bet as they 5 sT nSd 1ha an Wnhurs
| chances that when the horses went 10 the pos t
speculation still, taking all the wasers from hrst
to last into account W9lhurst was the ravori 9ere
| is the record OF what befe them: ,..
First-Captain sigsbee was The odds-on favori.e
his ' barrier nuisance. and Spencer, with his bad
riding kept Captain sgsbee out Of hrst PaGe in
the second Again the i1cSmpetent Igcro:
Again the barrier nuisance And az I
Thrd-Imp. the Suburban winner. was the IA,
vorite in the third race Strange TO say the start
| was fair this time Imp beaten because she mas
whose W1S zoo trainer is Canadian displayed startling
change of form Rgt the riding 9t SPENCE Science S
FouTth-s adducee at FIVE to one on would R have
taken from sadducee on an unjust claim OF iGp S
The fault to be divided between Spencer ana the
Ffth~Great Neck was the favorite. He was III, un-
placed Spencer's riding Great Neck was the PHI
ionth dilution and trituraton of jockeyship. Will
sons riding of Avoca was Ike unto H. Tho ,ost race
He got wretched start Barrier and sta Woh%r
in fault Even with his S Snsmi'G ockV up Wilson
was up sucking WI pig w ~oSn nina hnVe r'ooe"
Astonishing reports were current as to the enor-
nous winnings Of stephen ito wIin tbe Phila
BROOKLYN Plnnger ana gs 81 rmored that LHomme
deu Won more than YESTERDAY and that .o the
| 600 II is likely however. that these figures are
And Sc Of ss sP pshg
probable that the current stories as TO ms gains
hsTf pP be t donbte earf that Little Willie is
least $4,000 ahead of the game on ms pes IN 1917;
| But he can't last. Nor L'Hommedieu Neither Is
cool enough prudent enough keen enough; saga s "a
cious enough TO last Both Of them are sure TO m
! be lucky by and by if they can rent hotel and
watch the bar, as Punger Walton has been DONG
cases are but little faded flowers now not fit even
for buttonhole bouquets Take waTnins Oar
| centage of your winnings In lfe-nsurance en-
dowment policy or buy an ANNUITY H d Many ans
The starting and riding in the first were ex;;
| the flag St Clair had running start. while cap
tain Sesbee, Swiftmas and in fact every horse ex-
cept St Clair was tangled up. hat-footed and in
| mess Yet even with such a start. Spencer.
Turner. O'Leary. Richards and Doggett rode their
| mounts as If they were lfeless manikns perched
| on lifeess hObby-horses.
second race and at the end of the first half-mlle
he was a half lengths In the lead Yet. oW-
Was HS caught and beaten by The Bobby.
owner of blameiess record and an honorable
Everybody knows that he would not stoop 10 any
erEanfc or Canadian a trainer who handles Mr. Sea-
grams horses suit himself; After 1ragedlan
in the most unsatisfactory manner in several races
hut yesterday when the Handicapped had p put oniy
Imp BOX, Warrenton. Formero and Azucena Ira
gedian is an uncomortabe morse Tor an nohos s
10
worst knd-as bad as w. G. DAYS erratic beasts
raeedan ought to be retired and all horses es, like
the turf: In fact they are worse than useless De
scandals give rise to evil reports and ALLEVIATE
offend and Tepe many people VINO YAM FoTmro ran
far below his California form. He is sinker and
Almost every paper in New-York which prints
selections Of probable winners picked out captain
winners OF the first second and fourth races NO
Of thsm s9t n' sse anG NTH
careful and conscientious riding every one OF mem
T S nave e Would have won the third
with good starting and skiful riding Great Neck
races race II was one OF the gloomiest days in the
racing annals of America, because SO many eposS
and Wilson. and because the stewards 9ld hoI 90
what they ought to haze Nor done and Old 90 w""'
my Was hot in town but cool breezes were blow
Tb sttendsnce was considerable but the special.
tors went home disappointed ana angry oecarst r "1
Wilson and the unjust decision of the stewards IN
odom was in his best form He rode three yin
ners-The Bobby Tragedan and MSnt "a and
Mitchell rode one each.
The summaries follow:
FIRST RACE-For three -year-olds and upward S'o
added: special weights; penalties. Six furlons' on
the mai" track 81 Betting F.
r F Barrett G. Co.'S Oh. St Cair. by
St Leonards~Paradox, 8 yrs; ~ n a, s5
Turney Bros b. c Captain , sssSss "a !.
pS S VEL & Farrell. br c swftmas los.
TSe burlington Route g. iii. Gschardsl so-I
Imperator o. 12'' Time :isss
Star, very had Won ridden out by three lengths.
length between second and third
SECOND RACE-PANsY STAKES, for two-year-olds;
$500 added selling. Six furlones. on the turf
W. C. Eusss Ss Ros se nG 80 r. 6ddm1 72 as
feischmanns Sons br c Mi'ch h%Isas, 4s GU,
Ke iDs Stables CHI. C Pettifosger 100
T1me-I:15
Won driving by neck; ten lengths between secono
and third.
THIRD RACE-Haadicap; $1,000 added. One and one
eighth miles.
j. p seasrams Oh: h. ~ Trssedi%160, o, by +,
p H. MccarrenS b. c. survivor DAWSON avs. 81 IS
H 'ga nro'man blk m. Turner rFRR 3, II
Box. S. ll5. :;............'''tVrS onnoI
4 .tSpencerJV
Irornero & thurman
Azucena 4. 10 l%aI|'V - -
Time-1:53
Won driving by lengths head between second and
third.
FOURTH RACE-For two year-olds 500 added penal
ties and allowances. Fuurity Course.
J. J. Eakn's b. G. Montanic, by Mon =
tana--Walnut, ia .tOiom) 81 II
Arthur White 3 br. C. Battle Royal. 112.
T turner Isl 2-l
G. J. Longs b. c. Orontas 112 10 Ieary) , 2l-i Al
Timely 1903. tDOggeto JO- %
.sadducee spencer ID out
- Time-1:llss.,
.Finshed first, but disqualified for alleged foulng
Ssdducee was first By head from Montanic. who beat