New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
THE RACETRACK.
JOY OVER BALLYHoo BEY's VICTORY.
MADDEN SPENDS SUNDAY AS HARRY PAYNE
wHITNEYs GUEST AT wEsTBURY.

The chief topic of conversation at the Sleeps
head Bay track yesterday the victory OF Will
lam c. whitney's Ballyhoo Bey. with Sloan up in
the Futurity. Many persons visited the track in
hope of seeing Ballyhoo Bey. Tommy Atkins.
Olympian. Cap and Bells Elkhorn and some other
horses that ran IN the Futurity, but most Of the
visitors went home disappointed, as none OF the
horses that were prominent in the struggle for
the Futurity laurels were exercised on the track
ln the course Of the day. 1t was an unusually oul
day for the regular morning visitors, as the ma
jority Of the trainers only asked the horses under
their care to do light work. BY noon the course
seemed deserted One OF the early morning visitors
az the track looked the fence at the south eno
Of Stable No. ~ soon after o'clock yesterday
morning and asked a stable hand al work near
the fence If the stable was occupied by the horses
trained by John E Madden.
Yes. sir" said the stableman.
where is Mr.. MaddenT' inquired the visitor.
He has left here to visit William c. Whitney's
place at westbury. Long Island"
"Oh I suppose he has gone there TO celebrate
Fallvhoo Bey's victory" said the visitor. as he
walked away. The visitor further learned that
Madden before he left for Westbury. said he in
tended TO spend the greater part Of the day there
as the guest Of Harry Payne Whitney. 1t was said
In the morning at the track that all the horses
who ran in the Futurity in as good condition
as when they went TO the post in that race
Before leaving for westbury to join in the merri-
rnent at Mr.. Whitney's house over the victory Of
BalyhoO Bey MaQQen naO 6allgnoO Oey anu Elm
horn exercised in the yard of his stable. Cap and
Bells, Tommy Atkins and OIympian also received
their morning airing the Keene stable. Few
stables at the Sheepshead Bay track are vacant
and those still unoccupied wifi be taken by a
number OF horses that are expected to arrive to-
day and tomorrow.
Several improvements have recently been made
at Sheepshead Just south of the paddock
stands tent about ten feet square II is called
the hospital tent, emergency tent, and injured
Jockeys and other persons needing medical aid will
be treated there before being transferred TO hos
pftal or their homes.
The medical service at the track is now almost
perfect, said an employe at the course yesterday.
for long time an ambulance and a surgeon on the
grounds on every race day, but stin greatly
needed building or tent where jockeys or per
sons injured at the track could receive quickly the
best medical If a jockey any one is in
Jured and Il is thought inadvsable to remove the
injured at to hospital he will be cared
for for some hours at least in the hospital tent.
A stable was recently erected al the track. near
the southwest gate. II of the largest stables
on the course. It contains twenty stalls, and is
one and half stories high.
The stewards of the Jockey Club have reinstated
Jockeys Allen Moore and z. y. Leland to all
privileges under the rules
The following licenses have been granted: Jockeys
j. Bricker, James Boland, Thomas n. Britton.
W. B. Buchanan, Spencer Cogswell, Frank Devine.
F Ernest. H. !. Howell. z. Hewitt, w. H. Robin
son, T. RutleT. J. T. Sloan and George Thompson.
Woodford Clay Hume Desha, Norton n. Emlch.
James Evans, S. P. Harlan, R. ]. Hfner. Charles
H Hughes, F. j. ktueman, Stephen IaWlor. John
Mcpherson, Thomas c. Mcdowell. John Marston,
P. J. Miles, 7. H Ryan. Alexander Shields. Albert
Simons. J. D. Smith, ] F. Schorr. R. D. Williams,
= 9. Weston and E. Whyte.
The entries for to-day's races at Sheepshead
Bay follows:
T71rcr p weights mounds ahove thA