New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-06

money for such a medley. oh. those pulls IN ina.
hurdle mess! Oh. the pulls that are seen In sI'os
every Jumping affair In this country In A'eAa
dria a case OF the bubonic plague mac eV"'o
light In New Orleans case Of yellow ie'e' ""'
been discovered. But here's all HANDS arouno' nv
huzzas and a tiger for Alexandria and New vi
leans Tho bubonic plague and yellow leVer a,'
not things to goat over But while Aiexahuii"
and New orleans are free from the Jumping
microbes they can cope with bubonic oac"" ""'
yellow fever ptomsines. and scream hosannas' ,
What was that dear old boat song that we an
learned at school? Was this the refrain: fuii'
brothers pull" Those the words, MINK
Any way those are the words which several OF inc
riders Of jumpers hum to themselves ana men .nes
glance syy a. the ,s Ronn ausnrs eere
other they eazed together a ne Riders Of
Of the sEsarSS reese oil days Ss need no or
siazards to eer over AS to the palne pseO"
The Ksn 81 A stass saadncee rightly he
ia Se had IN w son Ss previous Of
bookmakers still persist In calling saddncee
Spencer rode sadducee comfortably. and he rode
The burlington Route the he results n Of the
second and third were in accord with pTRSG
form John Maddens .scoh hSd CHOICE in
the third race but he home fourth Route and
of that colt Prestidgitator ought to be changed
Those names are too long r,oA vas shameful
scandal OF the kind that has been seen SO often az
the BTookyn track Ss sn year it s %as sppe IN two
tSe Van Nest Stakes she mseraby ridden by
n Rse Mse% Sn M ihs Sa SATIN Slipper
Maher short price She %as I near third
at yh e' end Yesterday ridden by
a little Mae tie rnSs m
No sensible and intelligent person supPoses .h
Mshss DT psfay y s
Dwver is in broken health. and is unable 10 Watch
bis horses for ,s saPs and Of
form II is true that Maher was pocKetea, o.
o Se expan why satin Slipper in the home
stretch b n M SesyeTSy Raa with different Jockey she
had the speed Of gazelle s,, Mana, sbouId not
be keeniy 9uestoned But after all has the ayeT
age racerack steward intellect enough 10 ash '''e'-
FS hs IN stable to b:
improving ,e rs s'o b It has had foods Of
wofu luck this year The = MsrrW MAIDEN
Jl sef S@ Sir to psS Of pen second to
W sPPesr @ Il ss y Hurry BURY the
favorite in the Patchogue staKes ,s 'n NAV 40 bet
E F. Se Pa wlnssr Stakes but Mistake
McCue rode her. Therefore OF course she was "''-
Artemus Ward once said that in his day ana ana
generation he had seen many queer ss eMssne the
so-calIed Jockey. and Armament, the so,called COT
Why Armament was not ADDED 10 'h reh Ts
deserved to be added to the list BY an accident
That was nssTg saEss az the
last year and he the first race on the Irs' gay
Of this meeting Ther ts ne GSnh mack and tie
suddenness Of It's breakneck turns His weight was vas
very lsht IN tn rodep bv doom He had no speed
at anot the very Least little BIT OF spee h aby
P %h G hm NM shoT price and ms1S
ous scrPnops and co have given some
satisfactory explanation had the stewards s called
him But On of the s s6cck X and S dses
ing race which Armament ran. He should be
Watched hereafter when he runs in a short race
" pavid deons iendsoms chestnut colt Intrusye
in his races last year but he was not made the
favorite when he came out for the FIRST time IN
sn G Ie' ssandS?S schss
freely than ntrsys o Ta a a dma a many friends
as Intrusive had Nevertheless Taral sent lnthu ss
could catch him, Imp wretchedy ridden by little
lightweight Mitchell. was poor third HharentHSs
about by Messy and Mussy McCue, and was un-
placed. , A. ,. ana, 90
Prestidistaior. dropping the, flag when that colt
tator from the Morrises few days ago, and won
large amount on 81 the 9r r%ce things. Wouldn't IT DO
amusing II the Jockey Club should ask this Jockey
starter how many dollars par DAY R6 hs snkf n OF
newsboys ow earning II cents OF profit for each
Of So tx S horses fairly and
equably than this starter starts them aoo,.,or On
the conclusion that olindo had not fouled Coy,
! ernor Bndd was utterly wrong :hat no one OF
those jumping stewards ought ever to visit race race
course hereafter Mara, on Olinao, f9ued COY tNo
dnosar roaed through jersey CITY, lnd and i ORde
had not o U c%S NOT B Bossy nave on Sa
sehss That Is a; 10 rSe as TO d se
selves in their heroic feat Of allowing olind3 to
ato cross and Outrageous foul as ever was seen
on racecourse, and prize which he had no risht
| kinds Of stewardship forever.
| Here the summarizes:
FIRST RACE-KENsINGToN HURDLE HANDICAP;
value $1,000 One and threequarter miles, over seven
''''''' s. Betting F.
Mr. champlers b g: Mc,lenn. by sureto9t
So1nsiD yrs sS lS2 PGemer g. 1as 81
A. G. Biakely's b. h. Peter H. aged 1872.
Ben Elder. 9. lso............T nnsEan}S sS ia
Knvarra. s. lse johnson 10 al
An average start for this starter. won driving by
| head; two lengths between second and third.
SECOND RAcE-For two-year-oids; s7oo added; penal
| ties and allowances. Five furlongs
Kensico Stables en-. &. Sadducee. by
c TlsseSmsnns Sons 6f c, Ml.es,eyga, . :,
" Whites is' ' SS tn. ccrnshian %i c
IA fouore, io.; .''''''.'.....-. = lnrneil
Eileen DAILY. 104 tcar 1861. .OlawsonJ 0 80-l 81
| Tme-101h
| Start poor Won cleveriy by a length; distance
| between second and third
THIRD RACE-For maiden three-year-oids 5000 added;
special weights. Ono and one-sixteenth milea
| T9rney Bros b. c. The Burlington Route
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