New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-06

1Mccue. often rides for the nfty-third card in the
When James Mclaughlin was Jockey he was
one OF the ablest the world ever saw. and he al.
mas BECOME shamefully unscrppuous in startins
and Of the hS horses trained by him are
the worst In -and-outers on the turf He starts
competent stable boys on them when he is in the
hsmor to DO so He named one Of the horses whieh
good aeY Post Hn has
race he u Was a enough to defeat the oddson
ff sr Precursor BuIlman,s riding OF Merry
it was not ofS at S ali SaiHh anu 9s- anu
In the second race James and sarmatian We're
Merito He was ridden by Mitchell sarmatian was
Maher rode as # the ghosts Of Hommedeu and
certain well known bookmaker doomed before him
pockets in the mile and sixteenth, and carefully
Course Starvation was unpiaced with such riding.
and badly unplaced Maher ought to nave the red
ride se Oh courage p'S'e'eo al over MN III '''"'
wa ftne oSSs in the for a1G Sdd w6o
was so conscienceless in taking Maxine Gomez
cc rms shou R Be WARNING to
who try to injure Clancy in the future. -
Haesin Would race sG all his n Horses in his own name
or Sq the Gf N Rf no
the name of the true owner? .
versationasts of the era, At Demonico's last win
Dwy e sRed ABOUT his brother Michael F. Der
with such pathos that tears fell from cioHoie s
gamest man that ever Hvedaathe very gamest
II naw ev e 70 pay Sf What oS
owes 'em. Why should 1? I won't do it. Hes the
f has him him" right Won't pay them 6oOkmakers
any part of what they say Mike owes EN- 3a,,,. II.
sits in buggy Tss5 he p%daeck rs His hea5s
is so rken he is hsed o and @
men generally would be pleased weer Michael F.
D as robust 80 as Wam Eason and the president
2tbl he
looks ike Nathaniel Goodwin in the part OF David
unless he has signed a contract with ANTONIO
that Charles Surface when he knocked down the
portraits of his had his 4pP per
prices for running horses at auction MI Eas{0 on
5h1d take s G TO the BWyef bfhes It
may be suggested that both Of them won hun
makers in the years when they owned the fast
dividends his racetrack stock are enormous,
SO pay due tic them the 0ff ro NJ DRyer "e
The summaries follow:
FIRST RAcE-seling; 500 added About six furlongs.
ST. Rs'fi9 pi
pr T Try NJ 10 S 2on ws5 ii -s
MurPhys b. +. KensinstOn 80 1913 a, !,
Peter carks b. G Oliver Mac, ,a,I iSs al 81
Prsstldtsat9r 30 5Ma5l"s} 81 %
Borough S5 8 io2 car 400 Builman} So IL
NcGrsthiana Prince 3 es....... (BookerJ 81 15-1
Start poor Won driving by a neck length and
half between second and third.
SECOND RACE-For threeyearolds; $500 added; special
weights and one-sxteenth miles
H. B Durham's b. +. Merito. by wads
,1isHs S lGs snss los K9assh FL 5
J. r Keenes oh. Toddy los (sPenee Spencer 81 29
3%Ssasi' 5as G GS8PSF III I'D
Ten Candies Tme-l lssamil'0n' ID
Start good. driving by neck; length and half
between second and third
THIRD RACE-For maiden two-year-o ids; 500 added;
special weights. Five furlongs-
Esass & Ss la Ts' G5ise /, Is
FOllansbee CHAMBERS br c cre e31I,, ii2 III
David Gideon's b. c, Competitor; , H.
Prince Of melrose. I12. Cclawson( 81 ii
Bluff Bluff s 1l2 '' id5 49, CF SIMS % ID
hn'os' liz Time :o2
Start very bad. Won easily by length and half;
neck between second and third Operator boed on far
turn.
FOURTH RACEBRoOKDALE HANDICAP; $1,000
added. and one-eghth miles
his s. H MRiaesys s S &c os4a g BSfaU 81
& Brozsmans blk m 1o imp; g a, on+
O. l. Richards's b g. charentus; 9; 90 -
Prince Mcclurs 4, -. Nlaher' 81 e-5
Start good. driving by neck; length and half
between second and third.
FIFTH RACE-For two-year-olds s7oo added: special
weights. Five furonss.
J J McCaferty's oh. McAddie, by Eu
reka-Addie Nc. 115 fb...-..-... SHAW Al b-l
" c. Whitney's b. Holstein, 1o7. ......
D. Gdeon's pr. c. Carl Kahler. 10.t;
Maiden, 90 Connorl 81 "a
Miranda. 1o4 ...-.....-.-...---J slack( 90 ~
Maria Booa Observation-Disclosures. .(McCuel III 81
Ethelbald 100 .(CIawson)o ID 81
Time-1:Ol@ y.
tween second and third.
SIXTH RACE-selIing: 500 aided. One and one-six-
miles
o. L. Richards's b. Posthaste. by uncas
'-Castana. 3 yrs 100 D.. CdcGue) 81 IS
E NJ. Tayor's b. c Precursor. 3, l0l.;
". c. Days CHI. h. Merry Prince, aged
106 tcar. 100. pullman 8 81 IL
8.
Time-l :49h.
Start Won driving by half length; two lengths
between second and third
GRAVESEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
The entries for to-day's races at Gravesend are
as follows:
FIRST RACE-Highweight handicap; for all ages. About
six urlongs
Name. VT Name. VT.
Sanders ............ Queen uise......... 1O7
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