New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-20

with small CASTOR apple between his tender lips.
S Sa ma mas r paid the American claims William e
Wfn me me Fla1trouigg Boss of Connecticut. will
All Green. the favorite in the second race. romped
as il was for two-year-olds that had never won a
TaCsi al weights a dozen pounds under the scale.
occasionally hit the builseye with a short price
4 e All Green was not too green to get
WI When Pittsburg Phil brought Shaw North from
a patent human incubator. and could hatch eggs
rder than have he 6y sitting sun than any other
raeA TOT generate Shaw may sit still TOO long
the first by sitting still on Native until after
ne mad passed the judges. OConnor rode King
On Account Rus Of shaw and
mere G9hhe or, aStivity King Bramble got the filthy
backed lavshly but Mitchell who rode her, had a
Getting first place when he had not had time 70
!hit6hel would shine as a constitutional lawyer
had had a ea!arnitous afternoon, The weather and
the track did not suit his selections He under
the green Morris pa stallion ana
CORRIGAN AND CROKER
Edward Corrigans horses which he intends to
ship to England. will be bounding the
Atlantic. They Will be sent abroad in a few days.
Mr.. Corrigan says that Mr.. Loriard Mr.. Croker
down the Englishmen as the Ancient Reaper mows
see why he should not deprive the British 6io1
aires OF some part of their hard earned pelf As
me Kruger war is almost over it is possible that
English turfnen will let Corrigan in without a
riot Among Corrigan's distinctions is the fact
that more than once he has tried TO beat down
lurL criticism and turf rivalry with his arnor clad
British kin across sea have not cast out the ada
naantine-knucl1led Croker, now typical Vantage
and not yokel. If Great Britain allows Cookers
Unmolested presence, Corrigan may. perhaps be
American jockeys on the other side of the At
lantc are working wonders. Can it be that the
average American jockey is smarter than the aver
age English jockey? What do the British sages
Strange names those with which some owners
Methodist was second in a British race, and Royal
6 61 was TniTd Who Eyer saw Merry Methodist
cTauc CIuo reports are current that Untermyer
Van wyck brothers, and that the name Of the
horse viii Oe changed TO Cold Storage, or TO the
captain Radford owner Of the superb stallion
Mesmerist. Bonnibert and many other flyers Of
nope capac1lty. Albert Is son Of thunder and
Charles Head smith of Chicago. has issued
ridiculous challenge to the world for match with
ms colt Lieutenant Gibson. It is a comically.
CHARACTERISTIC. continuance performance Chicago
6 o cgo p You '2 have n0s GOOD G oa Head
tenant Gibson. But, Charles Head Smith. of Chi
that can outrun your Lieutenant Gibson at any
Head Smith Of Chicago, II you can. Hush Charles
Head Smith, Of Chicago!
THE SUMMARIES
FIRST RAcE-For threeyear-olds; selling $3.50 added
seven turlongs, WitherS Mile
81 Betting s.
BraIn6le-aueen Beluga, 1913 II: n
William I4akelands oh. Nature, 1o5-...
E. L Graves's ch +. Brusquerie, IS -. .....
Prejudice. 1o3 Ccar. 1os)..... OiitcheiB s-5 10
7 3oiocq. 100 (cag 1O8) (Eullmanl I2-1 81
Won driving by head six lengths between and
third
SECOND RACE-For maiden two-year-olds; $3.50 added;
special weights Five furiongs, Eclipse Course.
5ea Rat 6f & I'll f FsG#d 8y
s45-. a gars i95 4S c0HaoP5 ii g
Bsan Gallant lio jcar ii2j 49,. : CMaheF} 81 81
Mova5 10 nfifcseB ~ ID
1919 As Res9- Coz sia9 IA IA a
Coupled in betting.
Won easily half length; lengths between sec
ond and third calIear a
THIRD RACE . STALLION STAKES ror
ewo-year-olds value $4,000. Five furiongs. Eclipse
C E9 s,Ra4g, Song rs. Oh loo =, R0n2I6sr
Newton BenninEtoHs en-: c. BsIaF1i5asi p;
SC b Morris's C Golden age. 12s
.Fzenilwortha 10. .(Bulnan} Al IS
GaassHa' 1is Il 1gssa3 81 81
f lance 10 < C s5t5ez, "a Il
lebanon 122- 90 Connor) I2-1 Al
Tme-l:tD.
Coupled in betting.
Won ridden by a length a half: a head
tween third.
FOURTH RAcE-Ladies' Stakes for three-year-oh
lies $1,000 added. withers Mile
Oneck Stables b. f. Oneck Queen, by Ben
A Featherstone's ch. T. Indian Fairy. 121
w Lakelana's Ct T. Motley. ~ .-'
Nanlne 121.............. Gza79 4s4s3 ID -
Time-1:491A.
Start good Won easily by two lengths; six lengths
between third.
FIFTH RACE-Efandicap $50 added wfthers Mile
J. H. Cars oh. c. King Bareycorn, by
IA 1taka--Nattot- + I'D n. CTurner) 4-5
W L divers en- g Brisk, aged, 10.
NJ. Clancy's g. Maxine Gomez, s
I1o tMltchelD So 3-5
sensational. D So. (Brennan) 10 90
Time-1:4714.
Start good. Won driving by 4 neck: two lengths be-
third.
SIXTH ACE-INTERNAT1ONAL sTEEPL4ECHAsE
HANDICAP $1,000 added About TWO and a half
miles.
Murphy-Bandusia- aged 162 n .CALaraJ 81 IS
H x Vinguts b. h Ronkonkorna I 1872
M chaTnbet's ch Mars Chan. aged.
lr1eldeT) ) 10 b-2
Cosmopolitan. 4 l43---.---.. (Monohan) u 6-5
Iantrls, . l5l- (Green) 0 - s-5
.5ov:. Suod aged l46 -.-.--.--- (SheedyJ I2-I
Ir-Ilon sSed, l4h fBrsziD o 81
ME- Stonel D. l5S- F'innegan) o Al
Nestor. aged Owens 15-I 81
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