New-York tribune., 1900-08-28

Fairy. could not have been worse than third But
the fat stewards patted their swollen stoTnachs
BY Eugene Leigh, but now owned By that wonder
44l-y WealLay aho slooeI--y --lIlCeQ t7,-5
Knight Of Rhodes was a close second, and HesPer,
ridden by Spencer. wabbled and waddled home
Some Of the Walden horses have run sceandalous
scandalous than Tonicum ran in the contemprbly
s6g ri6ggrs sg I4 2F az I2T oSa eHsP 6c 56 6a9 were
sJci7 5espiSs5Ie b-7+as that thev were entered 70
BE- sold for s5j APIECE bJt scaooirnas1er the IA
yorite. and TOnicuu were entered at S-yD eacL.
seen for = NAM DAY. Ee9heT schooInlastsr nor
onlcum Vas placed Prime ma \ Ir9s %ss thiT5' fFSF'
The stewards again caressed their yoluInin-
The climax came in the last afraIr. a Handicap on
tne grass - one ME 5Il4 d ITer7f-a
carried the highest weight, and he was me
favorite in the betting, but he was 50 sore ana
lame that he had no possible chance 70 wr ana 20
ne "4s L.oS eTS5i no o-garized the
n r-57 z- Ztea11 - a. zT1iceIli Foot Black Trust
gus 6r q fria51v inI ear MARQUIS don't take TOO
49, 1oa cbaICes o5 are not 5arria1y Boss Of the
highest rank, nor even q Taurnany state senator.
with Eugene Wood. Tim Sullivan. Moses Dinkel,
spiel ana the Aaany lobby gsRsr9 Sy 5zsT5 9S % roo
many risks dear Marquis Don't let your trainer
@ 700 sore ] 1E c 5--le ] ~ @ az c ~ 30 @ maj thing when
lr s IN Ise S1ar9Is but YOU should be little
votes Of your bootblacks. Those Of them who are
voters VIII vote against your preferences whenever
they get 2 chance Be warned IN season re ol7-
odonl's riding on 01ontanic IN that last race was
He.e On 7z 1 s.-ldsv T A. Tha Tl1e meeting
He was carrying light weight yesterday. and ne
could have been third. Least. had ne been prop
eTIv ridden But ne not properly ridden
field, especially around me sharp turns OF me Jlr1
course He was shaking and quaking and snlyer-
TOO nuch aLrz}a f % 7a - -a-- 5se--a re- 70 The
-allG To
That last race was by Motley. the gray fliy,
owned by the virtuOus, lmpecca Die and .salctl.
monious William Lakeland. who went on the turf
the trfctest piety, by frequent prayer and fasting
ana 2y y.i-s+er Sstechsrn and several other
re W 7-ed from his frugal earnings snug
strong voiced brother. eiddy "Alfy." loudly
Touneed in the hearing Of several Witnesses a year
or TWO ago that William had made more than
100000 on the turf Thus is patient saving eco
assuming virtue sometimes rewarded even on the
rscstTacss P5s6urg Phil, is 93q95her qdqob fine 5s e
ample 59r s91ItF tFe asfeer1e9 STEPHEN HON
aTs msaieG sevsTai sTi bookms Serz In the betting
ring there are least two dozen saving,
absfemious gentlemen Of sober industry. and sharp
eyes for the main chance, whose sTitt grasp o.
IIT 70 william Lakeland with reverent ave. They
don't ten their ttl4 9oyS 20 90 @ 70 tF s n az I5
land instead And the little BOYS never come pack
ei9esr 6s5rra TIsf 3az 576ken down That's good
-e CTu t4o-sss NJ +ne uncertain type Of Central
thew ought to break down before they are born
The Summaries follow.
FIRST RAcE-For su ages; s7oo added. allowances six
furIongs.
c5oiaancH@c6nnerasra ~ i---l55 yrs. III y
F. =. Ale1andres b. h Sanders $50,
T. J. Hsaley~s br. Kinnastn'c l22 -
u.r,nu. . % a. .Alss5s} siaas} - 81
start good Wen ridden cur by head length be