New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-20

VOTER AND RUSH HAD ALL THEIR SPEED.
Albany politics is the subway motive power for
more turf schemes than the ordinary taxpayer
might suspect When McCue rode Kinley Mack so
werdly al Gravesend on Memorial Day after Kin
ley Mack had the Brooklyn Handicap he was
confident that ne would not be harmed. because he
had the Albany lobby behind him. He was under
Suspension for a time last year after q series OF
strange exploits. The Albany lobby put him back
IN the saddle this season. and McCue believes that
the lobby viii keep him there So after riding
Kinley Mack In McCue style on Memorial Day he
rode p. T. Wilson's Bangor in the last yester-
day IN true McCus fashion. It is dismal
state OF things when the horses Of Perry Belmont,
p. 7. Wilson and other honorable owners are mis-
ridden by INSCRIPTIONS Jockeys who do s they
Ike because they have the Albany lobby protecting
them and the influence and wealth OF the assoc-
ated faro banks and poorooms shielding them.
Why is II that racing is much cleaner IN Eng
land than here? Because IN England the faro bank
trust. the poolroom trust the Albany lobby and
the Tammany trust unknown.
Long calm. sweet June days IN New-York this
weekdays Of rest and peace and quiet !n Manhat-
tan. while the rough riders. the strenuous swords
men the furious gladators and blood bothered Ban
quos OF public life cut and thrust and stab in CORY
and battle wasted Philadelphia-also bottle wasted
Unhappy city, once the home Of brotherly love-
now the scene Of turmoil and punches! Placid in
deed were the June hours at Sheepshead yesterday;
possibly too placid for the hackers Of Bangor
4 soft, gentle summer afternoon, with soft and
gentle stewards n the stand, usual. soft and
gentle that Il the Albany lobby Jockeys n1isrode
dozen horses they would probably summon Frank
Clarke, ask him to bring baskets Of flowers from
MS fragrant plots, and shower nosegays on the
back-action riders The Turks Of the betting ring
the only truculent persons at the course
June never softens them. They turbid and
raucorous and rancid IN the loveiest month of the
year az they are in March storms or December
SHOWS
In the first race Elizabeth NJ, the strong favor
tie, with top weight, IN q large field. did
ing thing. She possesses startling speed. AS she
vide track, but she is 50 fast that this bolt
- ~ NJ 800 -lgf @i-u sS = - a. a. e a. q
ting, got second money, and this dramatic scene
forgotten hereafter. She is an enchanted princess
among boilers, My that can bolt as she did and
e ous Harlan's new British melodrama, Her
Suppose the stewards Of the Jockey Club should
summon 9 T. smith, generally known on the
queer paralysis which incumbered his Prestidgi-
taLot WoaIa give huent statement without Pa!us-
ihg 70 take breath IN cafaTacts OF Ies3und1ng
ouJclassed by the Nebraska deluge Of talk Colonel
and taIker whose flood Of language no dam vet
imagined could keep in check He told his friends
that he backed Presudigitator to run second or
third. Perhaps he 6id, but If he DID his Jockey.
- ~, 49, S ~ esga1Af ene~e rom the
frs: stride TO the last Look for tor!
with the long name can cut corks like his owner,
although neither OF the two was ever known TO
pay for the drawing Of cork, except for rootbeer
treat II was not intended in Pttsburg stee-armor
WeTi7ge earnest that Prestidigitator should be in
the money in that second race, and ne wasn't But
the stewards OF the Jockey Club should not forget
Prestidisitator. and they should not forget his
Shaw. All three should be watched without ceasing.
The riding Of Shaw on Prestidigitator, OF doom
on Oliver Nc IN that second race was Dy no le ms
worthy OF praise Each one Of them r9oe FL LRe
several centuries before Esau bartered his birth
Mr Fea therstone's Black Fox was slightly lame
and he withdrawn from the Foam stakes NO
one Of the starters was violent tayoTite Dublin 2
second and Longshoreman third Maher s roe . on
fed forest in New-MeXico IN which petrlned pros
was an Jnplaced petTfaction. A complaint Of foul
was made against McCue on the winner. Dublin
Voter can stfIi sprint bit when he is not at odds
M fia V5es an even money favorite and q very
odls NJ 5 va he fo,rrb race Bendoran ridden
bv Naher was second choice. but Maher rode him
as REALISTICALLY as he rode Ethelbert in the Sub
slider Lady Uncas getting SECOND pace ace viii, me
rirnblest Of heels She first choice in the fifth
those OF any rival She took long lead early IN
the scamper, and won the lauTeIs IN a %aILz'
She can run as fast as Aguinaldo- May HempsLeead
Gndrisa with Shaw up, was backed copiously but
,, az PIN hacked Maxine Gomez IN the last
race with thousands upon thousands. and toId az
his friends that the Michael Clancy CASTOR aad
worked in tine that klEley Mack might be proud
OF Because OF P Phil's profuse speculation Max
iro Gomez was the favorite. Intrusive ran better
than Maxine Gomez, however, and honors, filthy
lucre and everything in sight fell 70 Intrusive.
Maxine Gomez was second McCue kept Bangor
back consistently and sturdiy all the way. Glory
10 McCue, the kinley Mack hero!
Three favorltes were frst-Elizabeth NJ, Voter
and Rush. No jockey won more than one race.
Shaw the first Elizabeth NJ, Rausch won
the second on Native. McCue won the third on
Dublin, Spencer the fourth Voter, Turner
wen The nth Rush and Maher won the sixth
Intrusive
Peter WINNER said yesterday that under no con-
ditions would ne consent TO a special race between