New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-22
FAVORTTES AGAIN BEATEN
sHEEPsHEAD SPORT IN A MINOR KEY.
FEW HORSES OF HIGH CLASS CAME OUT OF THEIR
STABLES
STABLES.

was seasonably ardent. and nobody shivered for
lack Of wraps. but a refreshing Mckinley and
Roosevelt breeze blowing from Philadelphia.
and the spectators did rot suffer from sunstroke.
The prosperous BedouIns of the betting ring piled
high their bulky Golfers with pelf of unwise spec
uators. most Of the first choices failed to re-
ward their followers with dividends. The success
full favorite. Handwork at precipitous odds
on. Maher was in OF his coy moods Of shrinking
nodesty and did not force himself TOO
bluntly before the public. His dimpled diffdence
in the first race. in which he rode the favorite,
Bunoon, vas Ike that of sweet girl graduate.
What dainty, graceful. blushing, elusive beauty
he was on Buffoon. No front position for him.
He too bashful Bufoon received Of
those shy Maher rides-a ride Of the puss-in-the-
corner, hide-and-seek kind for which Maher is
so justly celebrated. It was one more OF those
characteristic Observation-Disclosures rides Of
this fluffy little mdshipnite of the Clan-na-Gael
Some people say that Maher is a chum Of the
noted Fenian Chieftain, Skin he-GOat. This is
a mistake. The report may have arisen from the
rumored formation in the poOrOOms and the bet
ting ring Of that remarkable secret order en-
Titled The Skin-thePublic League Gossip is
current that Naher took the oath and rode the
goat before he rode EtheIbert in the Suburban
Buffooa handled with elaboration similar
to that with which NiCe-President Skitt IS with
drawing the elevated road from Battery Park
Therefore the capricous Oliver Nc. vigorously rid
den by Ballard, first, and Bufoon was second.
Tulane led for some furlongs. but he fat and
scant OF breath. like Shakespeare's Hamlet and
ike Taperlng Tins boom in William PENIS quiet
stepped back from view IN the homestretch.
Audicks brigade upon Tie National Convention
caused TeTmIess 10 be backed cOplously for the
astonishing that IerInIess unplaced Turner
rode the fayorite. john Z. Madden's Beau Gallant,
6 r. WhTneys PTiace Of Merogey we ri5dsp b
Henry, was an easy winner. BY triphammer pound
ing and forcing Turner GOT Beau Gallant into
ond place. Minion tnird.
Maher mad mount in the third race The well
backed Bueaway, clLns!y misridden by Rutter.
center's success was facie. Ii was preceded ac-
cCmpanied and followed by the lively circulation of
decanters and the clinking Of hurriedy emptied
glasses II the clubhouse Both the first and second
s-pisnty Belle Of Lexington was KentIcky ca
niIa, with twinkling heels far front for
came in unpiaced, Farmer Leigh's Iidrim can
run a great deal better than he ran Yesterday
Farmer" Leigh may be a man with a hoe at times.
put ne IS also now and then a with a scoop.
certain that Leigh has the scoop in store Yester-
Gay was Leigh's day for hoeing and not for scoop
The Walden colt Contestor may never win big
speed is not much inferior that Of DR.. Has
f ana "a Correction Contestor conquered the
ran second Brgadier IS fair spFn{eT an5 Viii
probably never be a slayer. Contestor had no
IF04Dls IN outpactng Brigadier Nj Whitney's
came IN third II was. KiIlashandras first time
&pL tais season, and she may carry her speed
nag, and Gold Or ridden by Tabe- was practically
oqt neither feet brave
over the Futurify coUrie Ne wss IemP+E alead
IN canIer as ne passed the judges.
Many owners and trainers are fOolishly stingy in
that the associations are penurious and do not offer
enough money IN stakes and purses. But even in
alert . their own interests in making entries?
Of fair bright days has been Inarka BE. and it
ne oTen P-alhtg 70 ne aayant2ge OF owners and
AoaeSet este 81 5nls S gsS 9oe tae
place almost every day except Sundays For many
races the entries have been scanty. On several
Aeds have been absurdly small in a number of in
own welfare and picking their own pockets when
they 60 not put IN liberal entries in such June
hay uncie 'g staS oat drinking G csGing 1a
water from village pumps >, and wearing discarded
EuL waistcoats. Then they VIII beat their frosty
they turned aside from the alurenents of the June
programmes. Not far from two thousand horses
y rach Of IT. yet msaS faces or receve
wake "seTa5y o sa number trainers eP a5r
yoGfselves;D While You are eating early Long
Slipping aG c6d d sta49 reeRs WheT
comes, like Christmas, once every year. Be pru-
dent Get a purse now II you can. Don't delay.
Don't waste your opportunities This is the time to
later IN auv eyent don't be nrodFaI sons and eX
Pect that New-0rleans will KIN fat calves for you
are waxing old and the supply Of veal Will be e%7
begins on the Gulf Of Mexico and Lake Pontchar-
ralni Race your horses now, or, Ike the wan
parable you wili soon be eating the food which the
swine do eat And that isn't Villepigue's Virginia
few days ago McCue rode Bangor. Then Ban
gor went begging at TO !; at 10 !, and even al
then He did not try win with him that day.
That was cisgustingly obvious. Yesterday Bangor
He came home third. Sir Fitzhugh the third
fGhoiee, ridden by the obscure and almost I'M
the second choice. was second The riding OF Nc
S1e on Bangor and Of Rausch on Post Haste was
Il would be gain to the turf were McCue cast
lflo Inc depths OF the with a betting ring
around his neck and a poolroom tied TO his feet
X " Walden & Sons have sold half interest
IN Confession TO Major Robert c. Hall, Of Baltimore
Picardy was lame after his work YESTERDAY, and
Tabor. Gold or. interfered with as the
Tag fell for the Swift Stakes and he pulled up
5od Or He was called before the stewards ana
" r. H Russell. No. West Twenty-ninth-st. New
York, mas issued an excellent platinum reproduG-
ton Of Henry stqlIs OH painting Of Perry Bel
inches and is vigorous. HfeIike and attractive.
sh1TawIng this splendid racer effectively
FIRST RAcE-selnng: $500 edded. furong.. main
track.
81 Betting E.
T. cark's. b g oliver Mac. by ~ stone t-
9 sluf ass5s'i e. g Bun BaHoo on aged ISo
James Adaras's br. h. T1nge. aged; i23..
ElPs5 ~ p ...... Ge!gehaTas} "a "a 29-I
K K3sgTs Me'e i5f B. ,,Ii tgtte "a 81
Exit T. . Sspeaoef} 10 81
Tirne-l:29
Won easily by lengths; head between second and
thiTd
SECOND RAcE-For maiden tuo-year- Odds. 500 added
Five furlongs, Futurity Course
o. n Whitneys br. c. Prince Of Melrose
~ FaFsndole-Sadducee H. Il5 n.