New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-01

SPORT NOT WORTHY OF POPULAR FAVOR
About eleven per cent Of the Il E4,,v c,,..z
Soxers and Ackrons who lave been rohbfng raorIs
. Brighton have gone L Saratoga to DIV their
-sde az the Walbaum meeting which Will begin
c-cay- But the Phuistines and the Gentiles viii
iot be abandoned TO their own devices on the
tunes, Lots wife looked back when the Cities
Z the Plain were buried tathon1s dee, be7As+b
attracts OF birthstone She was turned into an
hellsk az salt The chosen people who have de-
srted the Brighton betting ring need fear no trans
duration into stalactttes OF chloride OF sodium,
Een = they look back The mana cement Of racing
This State is SO insipid and unsalted that both
Jot and his wife would laugh in derision were the
ad Testament pair alive to-day
John !. Hyland was once a steeplechase jockey
Although he rode steeplechases in his youth he IS
Ionest and honorable But Mr.. Belmont was not
'r1lLa1tly advised when he engaged Mr. Hyland as
-ainer because Nr. Fyland as a trainer IS dense
STUPID. and Mr. Belmont viii act wisely Il he
Gets another trainer sells his horses and retires
Jon the turf. What could be more STUPID than
L. Hyland's action IN putting the pooIroou Jockey
doCue on Mr.. Belnont's Brigadier on July q and
uly - McCue IS not a uerttorious Jockey. and
~e-yaody knows It McCue did not ride Mr Bel
uout's Brgadier properly on July q or on July Is
I'd every person Of common sense who watched
hose races knows that Yesterday Mr.. Hyland
snt Mr. Belnont's fly Cr1euta TO the post in the
otstaE Stakes only half fit She was the favorite
nd she was well ridden by Turner She was IN
placed because she only half At. AS
lrsady said Nj Eyland is honest and hon
irsble but he does not know how 10 train
Iorses. No steeDIechase rider ever did It IS
ne that while HyIand was the trainer for Gideon
DAILY three horses owned by Gideon & DAILY won
Re Fururtty, and horses owned by Gideon & Daily
FOR The Suburban. the Realization and many others
Z the richest prizes the American turf. But the
rtuuphs OF the Gideon & Daily horses were not due
c Hyland They were due chiefly TO David Gideon,
han whom no shrevder. keener. ADLER. more
ratchful ru-frnan has been known Year after
rear. season after season, Gideon was up st ? or
''clock n the morning and II was he who looked
uter every detail OF the work, the trials and the
Preparations of the Gideon & DAILY horses Suppose
we're possible for August Belmont 10 obtain the
,erE1ces OF David Gideon 70 manage his stable?
Ihen ne might win race now and then Mr..
= 30 = E1 HesIeC; InetI9V rlps snd ANXIOUS
rlth Nj Belmont's horses, simply because he
Mr.. Belmont apparently cares little for racing
MS sumner. Yachting is his pet diversion But
ahea his honored father was far and away the
foremost OF American turf1ner he would need 10
Eet new trainer without delay Honesty isn't the
on-y quaAncation Ior q successful trainer Common
sense IS also useful Mr.. Belmont has given 70
ty-ana plenty o. the most magnificent material
o2e-tenth q what he ought 70 have done.
ssSnss15 ro IT Ias Pr45 ee Pg the
Yet several thousand uisled and despoIled specta-
aIr5oYg6 25e b-eezes ye-e 5o!TE ~ I a.
Mirion was withdrawn from the first race and
5ackers Earlier in the season NcJoynt s,1ffered
from violent fall which kept him out Of the
saddle for weeks. Therefore he is now tinid as a
rider. Most Jockeys are in constant fright on
horseback after they have been thrown and in
such Jockeys must not ride until the next season
was whey-faced and polrroonish He shivered all
over lest be might be hurt. Edgefeld should have
usel Il 1SasL second IN Z canter out McJoynt was
80 scared mat ne would rot move Up around the
Turns and he came IN poor third. The Brother,
and Hy-
Henry who is q Observation-Disclosures Jockey was
first and CogsweIl ridden by q stable boy named
The second race vas almost as disgusting as an
Anarchist plot IN Paterson McJOynJ's riding on
HAIRY AcCoun was 50 bunderirg that he should
Coun got second pTace 70 Ssrcer I 49, ~
nan rode the tavorfte Fluke. as q Chinese dragon
Wedderstrand's riding OF Ceylon was Ike the rid
ing q Vooosn ooll On TOY rabbit just let loose
move with the ninbleness Of a decayed jeliyfsh,
go [1e-llIg roe as ! ne were dead
Slack OF Eileen DAILY was ashcarT riding and some
ing from incUrable chorea. Il was z small race.
but i was crammed with fraud 70 the bursting
and as the AckroSGr6erP ring is S 8oW
James Rowe T1thdrew the Keene hlly Cap and
. the post IN her place, OF course, the sanity
he favorite bur F4ylsnd had not half trained her
She was not half 1T and although Turner rode her
well she was unplaced- Green 3. Morriss Janice,
the second choice. added starter. ridden
with vigo- and force by pullman, and was a very
easy winner AL Saints got second place and Agnes
Nj. schorr. Of Memphis brews fine beer His
name Is q household word IN Memphis and I'll
through the Southwest. Mr. Schorr has owned
poEsess speed. but he has made the mistake II en-
ploytng ana keeping IN his employ for many sea
not 70 be trusted. and who has pulled many
horses n the course Of the last ten years; Burns
honest sport viii III Burns so fun Of Hathorn
water every morning that he VIII dissolve deli