New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-18
THE RACETRACK.
WINNER SAYS TURNER DIsOBEYED HIS
ORDERS ON JEAN BERAUD.

Little work was done Yesterday by the trainers
at the Sheepshead Bay track. 1t was ABOUT Ihe
most Istless and most disagreeable SUNDAY since
the racing season began at the local tracks. Oniy
| a few trainers were astir at Sheepshead Bay De
fore 7 o'clock. 1t raining heavily at tna'
hour, and greater part OF the track was ms
a morass In the backstretch the mud was only
a few inches thick but in front OF the Judges
s+and tt was very deep. Between and O'CLOCK
only two horses asked to pIoo through INC
rain and mud and they ran at SLOW puco, -
the day had dawned bright nearly all the uauhe, re-,
at the Sheepshead Bay course would prooaOiS
bava baen mn at their usual hour, and had tner
charges exercised groomed and fed long peio'e
o'clock and the number OF early rnorhilS '1
would probably have been greater thah ." "1'
other Sunday this year ,o, 1,a,,
course Yesterday was P. 1Timmer the trainer ol
KinIey Mack, the winner of the Broohish an -
urban Handicap of 1900; w. T. "h'hoS 49,
paraud and other we'll known public performers
WINNER can nearly always be FOUND at MS s'N C
ra+,raar i and o'clock every morning whetiler
the day is fair wet He is one Oh tne ~
trainers at the track who is not Iahilllar Ae
70 the regular morning visitors, as he Is selaoil
seen near or in front Of the big granostaiu a. a.
aer,,, hour His horses are housed near the horth
side Of the course. and he watches MS thoIousI
breds being exercised from point or vantage 4ie7
his stables He Is a quick worker, and the routine
daily work at his stables is completed as sum do
nassihle under his watchful eye. He usuaIly rloe9
on horseback to and from his stables ana occdsloi
ally makes the journey in a carriage he was not
the happiest seen at the track YESTERDAY
at least he did not appear to be. lie mad inucH 10
saw 70 those who visited him early in the morning
about the victory of Kiney Mack IN the SUBURBAN
Handicap and also about the running or jean De
raud in that race. He expressed himself as oelhs
greatly displeased with Jean Beraud's showing
rs kinney Mack Jean Beraud suffering any
i'll effects as a result of their efforts in the SUB
urban Handicap" one OF his visitors asked him.
None at ALL" he quickly replied.
do you now think Kiney Mack is a better horse
than Jean Beraud?" was the next question.
We'll. I think Kinley Mack" he said, after
slight pause has shown himself in his public per-
formances TO be possessed Of a stronger heart 10
have stamina, than Jean Beraud- Yes. the
public achievements Of Kinley Mack show, ! THINK
that he is better slayer than Jean Beraud-"
What about the showing made by the two
horses in their trials?"
in the trials for the race" answered Mr.. VIM
mer Jean Beraud acted like better horse than
kinney Mack, and I thought. on the strength of the
trials that Jean Berauds chances OF capturing
first honors in the Suburban Handicap were better
than those of Kinley Mack. was greatly dsap-
pointed with Jean Berauds running in the Sub
DO you think Jean Beraud would have run a
greater part Of the route?"
II assuredly do" he replied with much en-
Were the Instructions you gave to Turner as
TO the way you desired Jean Beraud ridden strictly
mo, SIR" exclaimed Mt, WINNER: Turner
the pace. I told him not to force the pace. ! in
structeo MIN TO keep we'll with the leaders from
al Imp's tail turning into the home stretch.
near the leaders, and to make his bid turning into
HAS Turner made any explanation to you why
he did not carry out your orders about riding Jean
He has not have not seen him since the race"
fresher than Kinley Mack after the race
Many trainers at the Sheepshead Bay course now
shown 50 far this season is William G, Whitney's
old Of hat have med in h
Ito John E. Madden, said yesterday; The. two
bigger than a Texas mustang can beat many of
the supposed cracks. It Is certainly bad mixuP,
seen appears TO be Prince Charles"
sheepshead Bay races on Saturday about the
threey ear-olds Of this country He is reported as
mock was the best three-year-old he ever saw; In
# is Said he WTSa hns Kmarnock eeoud
give Diamond Jubilee one stone and beating"
mer meeting Of the washington Park Club, chi
eago viii be shipped from the local tracks to
ports, only few horses that have performed on
with $1,000 added for three-y ear-oIds at one and
oge.haf miles to be decided on the opening day
Club which will be next Saturday. June 90 The
y. NJ -BaTTick's b c, James by ST. James-Beiottie
P j. DIVERS ch: c Withfers. by Hanover Dilem-
Auraniai 9. 3. Morrts's b; c Pupil, by Sir NIodred
ASo5A n ivsr C Gy o 6
Rayon dor-Nferry Nelly; H Eugene Lelghs ch. G
blk c Mark Cheek, by AIbert-susie Iasley, and
Thompson Brothers Oh. c. Sidney Lucas. by Top
pupil and Goidone were shipped to Chicago last
week. OF the Eastern horses that are likely to
start in the race, Goldone and Mark Cheek are
mostly fanced for the rich turf honors. Many per-
sons think that w NJ. Barrck's good colt James
viii secure part of the laurels. It is said
that James has performed many pounds better in
his trials than he has in public. Several owners
at the local tracks who think their horses are not
good enough to win here intend to send
their thoroughbreds to the Fort Erie meeting this
week.
Superintendent Clarke of the Sheepshead Ray
course said Saturday that the first race over
the new Futurity course would probably be run
to-day. It is not likely that the selling race for
two ear-old FLIES to-day's card will be de-
cided the track, 1t Will probably be in
worse condition than the old Futurity course ow-
ing the rain yesterday.
Here the entries for to-day's races at Sleeps
mead Bay:
FIRST RACE-Handicap: for three-year-oids and IN
ward. Six rurIongs track
Picardy .119l Vesuviau .........1o5
Confession no. Martbcrt
GOnfalon no The Rush .......,.lOO
Stuart Montanic .-........,. 95
Ioluca ...'........,....,l O9I
SECOND RACE-seling; for three-year-olds and up
ward non-winners this year. One one-eghth
miles
Candlebiack 10sI Rose .....-..1
Dan Cupid Aureole