New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-29

unlucky Throughout and @1sh sta hs
remarkable lot of two-year-olds In tommy Al
others. Had the quick alert, Jealous and and. hard
instead Of the dull diiatory slow and sleepy spen-
Ger the Keene colors would have been IN 1roh b,e
fFnsr n he h ne nd IL form he
me rest Of them He Is more gndg ana o nar
and more effective hnisher than any one of them
David Garrick has been a caamitous .disappoint
nent to Pierre t9raFd He was the faVoT b1e fos
ran Ike a soft shell crab of an early geol9gic
counterfeit. He has now had plenty of chances
to do something if he were not cur and anitftefF
simply and solely because Spencer outrode - NC NC
distance contestoT was the best Of the lot Ne
Joynt meant well but he is no judge Of pace He
right and The only policy to on9 we G91
home arst but MoJoynt couldn't do l. Therefore.
Prince of Melbourne was frst and Colntestor was was
general inefciency BY Turner {who however. rides
No excuse could be thought Of for David Garrick
bourne 5t Carried e u.s. cdR&tesfor earred 10 and
carried IA In this case Maher rode David GaTrick
is not far better than a selIing-plater o+,ou
of those inexcusable offences Of his which cause
every man of common sense to wonder Why even g@
persists in paying $50 day to SO hagTanty Inc2 ON
race carried much public money or received much
attention from the RqGc 5 he two were Meited
T aPger or The coTi9than could Win the race
worthless and despised outsider LeedSVlIye, oWnee
several lengths in front and at fu SPEED 1sss IN
that way this maEveiIo9ls h'e +be con
temptble W. c. DAILY, and disguised every aecsne
from that a rays M Wins doesn the jockey
Iuh iuro
beater? He has large number OF horses in tram
expenses for oats for forfeits. for entry
fees for al the demands I'd 81 total a a5ge tines m
excess of what comes TO him from stakes, purses
only few races each season. and the expenses Of
his big stable have 0 tne oF honor or
fame or fun Can it be that certain bookmakers
of bs sabe in return For the information which
they might get and which might enable mem a 10 lay
absolute certainty OF gain? are Inc Q 5 h01ses
Of public favorites?
OF course the Jockey Club is most anxious 7ad to
Sport at all times, no matter how tremendous the
the personal sacrifices Of the members and ofiGerS
Of the Jockey Club on Yes; " g Daivs
turf methods? There's a rich held for inVestlga-
No jockey won more than one race. Mccue won
the first Shay won the SeG0n4 Arm and Henry the
sixth; ond4rds winner OF the opePl1 s race % Ss
entered price. Eugene Leigh was responsible for
The stockboders of the Coney Island Jockey Club
met yesterday and reelected the present Board OF
The summaries follow
FIRST RACeFor nlies years old: 500 added;
'''' 81 Betting f.
G F Johnson's Sr I. ondurdis. by Kings 1 on.
ru T4nG Bros b. b. T. Princess otiie -
Hayes & LIE Roy JOuess blk + Sues Sues a aA, 81
y,i m9aH .Donegan}0 81 -
R EEma a. g. :DcR sHsoR} Isl -
Won IN ean,er by two lengths: five lengths between
second and third.
SECOND RAcE-For three-year-olds and upward; 500
added; penalties and allowances One mile
W Keysss Ten canS os BY Cs snas7 49, 81
J. r. Keens's CHI c TOddy. B. lo9 }i,:;:i; u
James Galway's CHI Bombshen, & 100 4,
g5ss Ds & .tss3l s3ss3$ % =
Won handsomely by lengths; lengths between
| and third
THIRD RACE-JUNE STAKES; for twO-year-Olds;
$1,000 added; penalties and allowances Five and
| half furlongs Futurty Course.
J. < { F, P. Keeneis; Oh. c. oy@Pisa5I
T. N n. 5ioans b. o Gold Heels 125.....
Fake, 122 .....................{ do5oyn3 ri -
TOM Kenny. ii7..............;6R 2oggst9 81 29-1
AnesSdte III lie 3 I61RGI 81 81
S Ss4oR Psppt iii { (RGftes 90 ID
Magnetic 100 'MaheF' IL a
| Won driving by head; half length between
and third
soURTH RAcE-sPN'DRIFT HANDIcAPi for three
| year-olds; 1880 added and One-eighth miles
| 3 D. Boards c. Prince O Melbourne,
by BTam6le-Maid Of Baigowan,, lis n;
R W Walden & Sons b. Cont$;5o III; ~
H. Eugene Leigh's blk. c. ndrtm. I24...
David Garrick .CMaher) 0 IS I-2
An'ou' l0l'''''''T Time :5s7i 'iien'S' % %
Won driving by neck; lengths between second
third.
FIFTH RACE-seIng $500 added. Six ruriOngs on main
| track
W. c DAYS b. h. Leedssytne, by Pontiac
The sggaT y Va, l2 Ts H. ; Farap 12-l ii
A Whites CHI c, The cornthian d TO. To-. ~
E. E E:s:sss { Rs9 - 2n 6s} 81 =
olyer Nc. 4. 125,............. (5siIsTd} 81 =
Time-1:l54s
Start abomnably and nexcusaby bad Won driving bv
two lengths; half length between and third.
SIXTH RACE-Handicap; $1,000 added. One and ons-
| sixteenth miles, the
A. L As %ssr br ,,s1a. Jaok Point by Sir
W C. whltneys b. G. Montanio = es5 5i,: - 70
F NJ Taylors oh. g. Maxine Gomez, s.
Macleod of Dare, 4 tdcCalej 0 81 q
R farSsEe 10 {aheT 81 III
Time-i:4628
Won ridden out by two lengths: head between second