New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-28
". C. WHITNEY'SFASTFILL
ADMIRATION IN FLYING FORM.

INCIDENTS or The sHEEPsHEAD RACING
Ca1al-st. Later he was the turf Car OF Gutter-
burg. n J. For several summers he has been
the Gar OF the Saratoga track. Whispers are
passing here and there that Mr.. walbaum has
made treaty with Eugene Wood. dry Dollar
Sullivan. "Aqueduct" Reilly. Moses Dinkelspiel
and ether members o. The State House third estate
by which Saratoga sport Is 10 have thick. broad
mantle OF protection in August II is limited that
Governor Roosevelt will be busy rough riding for
the Tlce-Presidency. and that he viii have no
time spare for the suppression OF the Saratoga
rooknnskers and the games Of chance in the Sara
roga clubhouse However that may be. people
who know Nj Walhaum intimately say that he
IS 10 Boer. in spite Of the fact that his has
& Transvaal sound Those WAC are close him
assert that he IS e wooden nutmeg Connecticut
Yankee. born miles northeast OF New-Haven,
and ardent sdmirer OF Yale University Mr..
Walbaum remarked yesterday, after glancing over
the thin blue line Of spectators the Sheepshead
races: -Four millions Of people within few miles
of THIS place and only a few thousand here TO see
the races. The - Club is TOO small It should
have & much laIC-- membership
NJ. walbaum ell into errors IN Cenal-st and
n New-Jersey. He made mistakes in his lawn
parties a. Saratoga, when he served Weehawken
rretzes and Hobokan beer for luncheon in place OF
Partisan rillettes and frozen absinthe- But Mr..
WaIbal1Tn was right with regard the knights OF
the garter OF the Jockey Club That self-centreo.
seIf-sarisfed diuinutive Jockey Club dukery may
recall the Countess SALISBURY : words as EO~dru
a England took them from her nps-"Honi soft
cui maj pense-' But this is the month Of June,
fl The year 1909 and the betting ring and the pool
rooms viii beggar decent people unless some brave
cavalier comes 10 the rescue and overcomes the
roolroor and betting ring dragons which are now
6espoiling the turf in this State NEWCOMERS
have right 10 clean, fair. honest sport but --ey
are not getting It
Racing six days in the week ruined Monmouth
PARK There is no reasonable excuse for It
Racing SIX days IN the week is q pooroom iniQuity
practised for the benefit OF the poolrooTns. IN
England, France, Germany austria Ila4y, rus "a
Australia and New-Zealand IL IS not the custom 20
race six days IN The week Iaa[ Is we "a nv
reekng pooLroOHs- Pacing SIX Gays N me zee, WeeK
r NE The gH3nanv Campaign fund this year
on the poolroorns on the faro gares ana roulette
30 Joints in which human nature sinks TO is
'os s c 6sPyff s "a JOCKEY Cub
and lavish IN is oerS OF sLaes nq 0V5
ers and trainers in many cases are TOO voracious
ence OF The club. Therefore the programme yester-
day, On many days Of the meeting was scarIec
attractive the general public But II IS worse TO
viii be small again to-day Bullhghts in spain lure
tens Of thousands Of Spaniards americans are noI
= disgugting a fraud as the RuhIin-Sharkey fight.
SIN Il Is plain thar they are becoming weary Of
moor racing as the six days IN the week cards now
provide. The programme was depIoranly weak a ana
dull yesterday. and II Is weaker ana due[
not Two dollars in the grandstand programme
F.rTre ~7f0k [af z
In the frst race the start was Canadian in the
worst sense. Firearm, ridden Py Spencer. was the
Ia 4 n g4il No many friends but McCue was a
eT9EEard At the start and z sluggard all throug
ne Tsce Il was ride which ought 10 have goe
NcCue into serious trouble he dld not roe as II
Ne we're sincerely anxious 10 be first. second or
third HeloDas H 5g Few Few men who are truly
eager win 2 race p9t hutter IN ne ne sao sac
aaTa4Jg inro Ter stride she was well ridden by
-7T Won
and HeIobas was q poor third 1dcCues hana499g
HAT il viii not be forgotten for many day by
those who watched it sharply. L. 49, ,.-. -
his colt MAYOR GIlroy IN The second race he told his
nile some professional turf plungers are quaint
humorists who never cut cner[y IsS So 51 With
grin and with ears ascendant even II re was
NJ T-oI[e-s lev glare Water Cure was second
Taumany Mayors and ex-Mayors ana Presen0
bosses and EXPOSES don't want the water cure
They need be put on ice. - .,s ~
Tonic1rn, carrying the IoTeiy az ttS az he
colors, the fayor1te IN me tllro race Tt
Pausy Stakes. at six furlongs on the run Ne
Maryland, and the Canadian starter was Lne 9es-
pots heel % the moment That !ointy JoG G,sn6
~ sra.sb -ro5ns fed before Theodore Roosevelt
- Ssr J1Is- FIiIi Theodore Roosevelt was never
Tongue-tied but that favorie TCnicum seemed TO be
starter was fag-tied. The performance OF that
fvorite Toncum was one OF the most Pabans he
Of the season He came nome IasI he ICED
can't r1n or The grass? Then why was ne ia'eO
A Thunderstorm broke the horses we're at tn, the
post for the fourth race but the rain olo noL lac
seriously. NJ W-hftnev's charming flly Adrnira-
ton was out for The first time this year, ana was
properly the favorite She was feet as tempest d
and Symmetrical as Greek Urn quo 10 ma t.+ M
were more Adr-t-a-ions the turn anc tlal
dreams ~ classic myths never imagined daintteT
nynph than Admiration She's turf godoess al
What nght-heeIed rnirth # was for her 70 dance
away from Procession, Haf Time, FaVonlls, 2uI-
"a ne mil
= - with 10 pounds up " M g. reaIIv si
Nr Whitney has 2 Hebe IN her, and deoe tlaI
VIII not stumble over star-oearn. enc : a treas
ure. and Nr Whitney deserves TO own her;
The Unhappiest the grounds aftef me AZ
niraticn race was John 2 Nader he i 10 s3 81
hs true value. and he was deeply grieYeo ma ma
e aad not kept her Moreover hls S. ol4 In Tesii
-srion. had clumsily against ADMIR- ION .I ai
gag been clunsy ridden by clumsy ond 9O n
Admiration and Half Time was third ,,..
- me v7retched running Of Guloen was d. 49,
thought thsr c. der might have a chance 10 win
he Realization. Il has always been one or Adr-
ton After he sold Hamburg 10 Marcus Daily he
ssTpeeIed o win the Realization with Pleudit ana
Gen for long tine before MI Madden consented
70 sell Plsu5ir - srr Whitney Then that quizzi-
80 oeast Hamburg jumped out and won the Fteai-
- son 5fter all, and PlaUdit was defeated ms
II Is not likely that Gulden after his miserable
ezsronie 1ce o. YESTERDAY wll Ioi.3" paii1stton
% July = he should do 50, 4 would be a blow
= many people A. c5IIldeu had been third in the
--sllraliy puzzled and disturbed his owner He
co1lc Tor account for C;lIjden's poor running
The o5ds-on favorffe m CatIett won the steeple-
So EASILY. he should have done on puD44C
w. vas condition affair, not q hahai , b
l,.,1..sL Reyes made lucky purchase wren ne
~ 16ooghL Ihe Amazon. She IS selling platter aooye
- - average She the odds-on favorite IN the