New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
THE RACETRACK.
DEFEAT OF THE SUBURBAN WINNER

DEFEAT OF THE SUBURBAN WlNNEi'
IMP WAS UNABLE TO COPE WITH BENDof'N>
william n Clark's sturdy act In putting Manei
the Jockey on the ground for TWO years W. A.,
mended warmly at Sheepshead bay Ses',' Se,, w.
every person who desired that the 'uit ,eoo
c,eansed and kept clean The Suburban Oh ,'''
-, - ~ conse Of a startling scandal ana
,o,ob,s sensation This Maher matter was 'iio
chief subject OF talk and eulogies ana 'auu""o'
were heaped upon the grit OF the o"he'' W. -
done rrore In a day for the benent Oh Ia',ie - g.
certain stewards and other offlcials hau uoie ~
vears This WAS lively rattling OF the orE oo'e
-, .,,r, many, NJ which had become so dry that
tba centre Of Sahara was wet in comparison N"i'e
..ha ,nost ancient mummy ever dlsco'ereo ~
Fpypt was dripping. gushing ana Juio! VIZ" ,,.
over against those bones Mr.. Clarh ~
stro),e and hard hit astounded the tu'l .p e'e.pe
,bo meyer wake up when blundering incompeiehoS
or scheming rascaity ought to be exposed -,
ontarepces were held and Mr. Clark had long
talks with persons in authority. II is ~. -
-. ,ha s,ev,ards Of the Jockey Club will meet on
Thursday. and that the Maher case VIII oo'i0 up
Maher was not seen at the course. .,..o-
II "a proposed TO give q special race for three!
"a. o saturday with $3.50 added. on condition
49,, ho;b Nav H4mpstead and Admiration start
The entrance for each will be $500 II StheioeI"
Filigrane Admiration and May he,''7 e"u iN
the struggle will be smasher
Since the season began almost F/As 'ace u"'
hos hean clear once more the weather 77ls choice
and the track fast. a cool breez- b'ts iTo-h tie
sea and no discomfort from heat W. "1'' IN 'ne
fourth race the Coney Island Handicap at SN iu'
longs Imp the Suburban winner; Bendorah' lsiuo'
ST. Cloud Lambent. Swiftmas h1hhKinc anu
other rafting racers were seen. MOst oi '.''o
named had many supporters. but Walter jennings
and his friends were firm in the faith that 'he
fleet sprinter Bendoran would be first They were
right Bendoran at this time can travel SIX Iul
longs with dynamic velocity. turner WHO rouo
him sent him to the front early ana none oI '"e
rest rapid as they were could get near hlfn' imp
strove stoutly and was ridden ably by TaraL pul
she had 12s pounds 10 Bendorans us. and Bendoran
took the honors handsomely with WIDE space 70
snare Imp was second The time was 1:l37. 81
Cloud got third place. He was ridden by sims De
cause Spencer. the regular jockey Tor the heeie
stable had a sore foot which had been Unnamed
by the dye in stocking He expects to nb Tl1e Ren IN
doran vanqushed. In Brlar sweet anu PEN pedauoio oi'
Waer Jennings has pair Foa OF staRes with Mes
merist, ridden by their regular jockey, OCohhhoi;;
pale-gray luck, and the victory was popular Mes
merst the fastest colt In the roam anu pt ~
O'Connor was crimnaliy reckless In foul riding by
rushing to the rail in Tsy %9S oeEy ness
rigorous discipline But he laughs at the siewar9s, as
and feels sure that he will be allowed to S do S5dS SS nS
likes Stuart was backed most laylshy ~ an ana ] pOiug
for the Foam by shrewd turfmen but after running I
eTP e Morriss Nor O pair Water King and Silver
Carter. backed literally Silver Garter got
third place. but Water King, although Iidden 10y
Taral. crawled like cold-veined mongre " Wa,er er
King did well in several previous contests II was
przzling him so empty OF agility ~ -
In the first race at seven fqrlongs George p,
Smith (Pittsburg PhiD bet on Larva all over the
ring as II Larva were certainty Larva ran wen
at Aqueduct and r. T Wilson paid IS 500 for HI him.
cocoon IL Is a pity that he has been so poor an in
vestment for his enterprising and liberal owner
81 The Burlington Route. deftly ridden by Odom was
an easy victor. Mazarine was second and lmpera,
tor was third. Against each OF the three. goou
prices were laid Peat was second choice. and, like
Iarva he was unplaced.
Bette Gray was the odds-on fayorte, , for The the
Sweet Caporal outran Bette Gray readily. but Miss
Patron. at Is to /. defeated Sweet Caporai with
A food Of tips to Herberts private trials made
Herbert the favorte in the fifth race, but Peaceful
the second choice. was better than Herbert He
ran first with Herbert second.
II is now settled that Michael Clancy will buy
The Lakes Of Killarney-with several Irish counties
thrown in Mr. Clancy intends TO invite all good
Tammany men to be his guests In Erin whenever
they like to cross the Atlantic He will soon start
steamship line Of his own between New forR
and Cork and faithful Tammany workers will have
frst-class transportation at Mr.. Clancys expense
All Of them will be welcomed at the Clancy castle
and will be entertained with true Celtic hospitality
Clancy's Maxine Gomez won the last race, and
Clancy was on. When that magnificent new castle
which Clancy will build at the edge of Killarney
with a branch castle at Kilkenny Is completed
Kenilworh and Arundel Chenonceaux and Bois;
Ambose and Avignon. Stirling and Windsor will
What Is the patrol judge for? Does he ever
report any foul riding? And what is the starting
fudge for? Does he ever report anything?
McCue races, on Miss Patron and Max
limo Gomez Odom O'Connor. Truner and Taral
Here are the summaries:
yIRsT RACE-seling: $3.50 added Seven furongs.
St. Betting s.