New-York tribune., 1900-08-29

bookmaker and a champion jockey say rude things
| about each other? Mack and Tod should kiss and
In the woodcock Stakes, cheap and petty sell,
| fuFlones On the grass Demurrer the top weight,
got first place Moor had run fast trial and was
colt Six shooter second and was claimed S,a out
ton of the distinguished Robert Nelson the lndes
chef STs Devery's 5r Tenderlon. '''e 80
The fourth race was the Dolphin Stakes for y
three-year-olds. at a mile and a furlong, with
special weight conditions. Again the withdrawais
swindle on the public. The air was clear. the sun
was bright; the track was dry and fast The The
without reason or xeuse are no better ttr than or
First whip. All Gold and knight Of Rhodes were
scratched from the Dolphin David Garrick, ridden
ng se6e
aT hs asey ssd 9a5 S
the lueBiest. most candid INGENIOUS and ineessant
easily. Killashandra got second place and Water
Pierre LoTillard has been heeced most brazenly
again and again since he returned to the Ameri-
inexhaustible and unwearied patience, Indulgence
and good nature with which American mlllionaires
turf Without Pcompant or make %
one of the strangest features of American !ife the
way. Mr.. Loriard paid high price for David
day His colt was unpiaced in Very slow time $50
slow as to be truly ghastly) behind Lady Massey,
rick carried only ia pounds: -. ,,s - o.,
AS Senator Depew saw these things could ne talI
IN the hurdle race Klondyke took the prize in
it was put up job, case of "shoo-in."
The turf in this STAG is now as completely rot
ten through and through ii was in Its worst
days. PoOlrooms and professional gamblers manlp-
ulate many OF the races fraudulently almost every
In the last race Hildreth's King Bramble the
have run In the worst in-and-out fashion imagin-
able that Hdreth S1ght to be eo to TAKE sh
help Sidney Paget in fighting the Beers. The Brit
fresh groons With Hildreth's horses for mounts
and tIdreth to groom them how can the De Wet
Perhaps Sleek made some effort at some time to
ger F. r. HtGhe0eks eqea9I @ Mart a[ Et f he
did that effort must have been one of the most
bashfui elusive rei1ctant. bushing, recaIcitrant,
retractile half way, double faced, backward,
d1 if It ever EXIST 0F
those things, and wondered at them all!
Mr. Whitney is not blind. When he studies the
craggy. precipitoGs facts that Hildreth made
sorry mess Of his handling Of many of the the Whit
and also pelf in mountainous masses 4 by his han
enae 81 abreaS ms then Mr WRney NAV eoncl1de
that the most unwise turf investment he ever
bie Trainers ei; % are not always what they Seem:
1t came. The turf in this State to-day is nisgov-
erred by We&Hk-ling;s H- and and oweanlinss 1t needs
Sloan will take the negro jockey Sims with him
when he goes back to England He thinks Sims
The summaries follow:
FIRST RACE-For two-year-olds s7OO added; special
weights Five and half furlongs. Futurty
5Rsf'iHfF:l2 81 Fl
W. OF. MaSdonogghs ,,.. eh e:., 6: Beau oT5 2g5
c T Fatter55n's b c All Green. -
c. B. Morris's c. Kenilworth. 122 ....I
Mark Lane ll2 connog, 81 49,
''1''''''' Time-l;o7% '--''''
Won driving by head; half length between second
and third.
SECOND RACE-serlng: 500 added and one
eighth
]. E Moponalas ch. f. Belle Of Troy. by
FOnsO-rhe Belle. yrs. loe pii.,;s; @ti:3-,, out
C F1elschnann's Sons Peaceful, 3: io5,;
R. 7. Wilson. 3r.'s ch- c. Bangor !, l05
''+4 'O'' ne.i:54 T.
easily by lengths; distance between
ond and third.
THIRD RAcE-wooDcocK STAKES! for two-year-
olds' $500 added selling Five and one-half frongs
turf
A l. Aste's CHI c. Demurrer. by De
c. Tleschmsnn's sons br. c. Six Shooter;
Goughacre Stables ch. G. Moor lo4,. -'..e''
R9Sia RSua ISs lS2 CWed59osFs5EaRa} 5o c6aRS 81 q
FafmeT Faf STsfR sennet i62 car iC4 On 46g Ra3 a.
Gnh 1o2 (ear. 1o4 C1Iichaels) SOL I5--I
Frank Hall lO2. u Slack Isl 81
Plead W 4ponegam 5o-l 15-1
Won ridden by length two lengths between sec
ond third.
FOURTH RAcE-DoLPHIN STAKES. for three-year
ods: s15oO added; allowances One and one-eighth
miles.
r5i.eaN5n2. F Msdqsps n.tt: lay La = Massey a
w. = "n''ns' en- T. NillashaHoFa 6do@; 1@9 So ss
C. Nttleaeld. tr.'s. b. c. watereure. III:
PsysBss Psy.a ea5Esa guard ii fss = q
Time :644s
Won driving by length; head between second and
third.
FIFTH RAcE-Hurdle handicap: 5000 added One and
thTee-quaTter miles hurdles.
Il; ,rc3.!s G. Masiers's ier b. g KmIo9dyke. lon by Sir
X L. stevens's br. g. Draughtsman l.
2. Aaron's b. g. Count navarro. s. is6 1--' D IL
:MsIaTylaHder ma {j I$7 QIggins) 81 81
Monroe Dostrine 9. 1874 5BarTy} 81 al
a Reeves T. lso SBarsesg} SlnStg} 8 ID
----e- o Ia r,nc--s 81 'aasep 81 p
Coupled in the betting
Won ridden cut by length; lengths between sec
ond and third.
SIXTH RACE-Handcap: $500 added. Seven furiongs on
track
s EI.I5ble 6 a5areh,s 66s.S Gh Ask King gramPe by
J. moDonalds b. f. Bette Cray yalinioI / i63 0l IS
P H a0carreH's b. g. Potente. 3 TO-;
General sPsa ,;sa Mart Gary sae5S 81 50
iieSoT MeSor Grov GaI l1S B9gPs} 45 -
John Bright g. Time Ss4 g BOandl l5-I 81
Won easilv by two lengths between second and
third.
sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
The entries for to-day's races at sheepshead Bay