New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-14

started Prince Charles perhaps he might have
nsy colors. He was ridden IN most smazlng
BY With who %n ane 4
no EFFORT with him until his chances sn were hope
Prince Pepper was second and Tommy Atkins was a
spenee o of the of the
Of Irner on He S and p1
unsatisfactory affair and no true test Of the merits
The championship of the two-year-olds is still
unsettled.
FIRST Whip was the fsroite Red Path had some
trained by, surch 0 and was ridden By odem Buren,
fortunately killed at at Aqueduct Since then BuToh
has apparently forgotten all he ever knew about
dent seems to have bereft him of his skill. AS to
od9R bis eses As ooh hsy 5h e n9S S
lie is so awkward in the saddle. so feeble and
y on 1a' Back ok thas little
odom is. Since his fall and his sickness he ought
kept hes Bu hs Of the
eSiors on Red Path to be first or second sratsd
are more generally unpopular than the H&hcock
Follansbee & Chanler own Cresson: who at
short price in the NTH race Both owners are
wrong and an outrage that BuIman, who rode
as hs It dd nos look Es sna Ghasr
What convincing reason is there for supposing
sd TO 0yd It Few
had an s~ ay as are ooseS he would
have won the last race with oliver Nc but Maher
Gn 50 h a S G this
sG Ro Gas sdS Hi fs at an alb
saae san 2ode the f s
Maher won three races yesterday. he did
Tuesday, His three successful mounts were on
on Picardy, Tabor on Imp and Patton on Rolling
as d9 R and a Patton rs r1s & n P p
present form So can any little lad who drives
Here's a hint for W. c. Whitney: Every reputable
fa becae S wneh MI Us
the sport It will be prudent step for him to
is strong fnisher but he has enormous retractile
muscles He was on the for weeks last
qs h IN shs nd Stakes ra % of
pair Of field glasses. Hoisten is no marvel, ol-
third He did not get conscentious ride After
Mr. r tn must nan IN ma and on
plot indefatgably to outwit and plumber an owner
Se
@ the ana h7d odd P be into in
ia, James r. . Keene went abroad for his health
of the fantastic tricks which his jockey. Spencer,
is playing. he would be SO shocked that he WOULD
Of Physicians and surEeons So' the e"fe 0osss
a an as he Gid had When n9 eada ea s legs
shay was vas. crowded onto the rail in the first race
man and Maher WHO were qnestoneG by the
stewards. Maher was fined $500.
Beraud 2NsA; Ethelbert. POS; Kinley Mack, 2111A;
which caused the death Of oTeary rode % Gau
F. Burke laid so to against Rolling Boer and
WIS be With several bets at h els price
Ths @ st. sabeha is all the horses in
WON P the SOC m fnse er SR W Is
Guard on Tuesday Why don't owners and trainers
g aS1s s5Sre R%s
but of fa them need the
closest kind. Suppose they bank cashiers.
The stockholders and depositors could sleep
The summaries follow:
FIRST RAcE-Handcap ages; $3.50 added. About
six furlonss.
81 Betting f.
M 5s D2Tss' yrs F FL ID h Ry 81
= y, m1,, :. IL '1l''e'' Turner II So
Ns;z Bsy IT ?ssssss - =
R ssn fsad 80 fN s1ac9 as aa-
b bs a4Tai H ss 1ssr os
Tavonius' 8 io7 40, SHAW 81 81
SECOND RAcD-Handcap: 81. 900 added
quarter miles
H8 Wass.-F BrSs;man' 1 blk ,5s 1mR
J. oa E Maddens CHI c, Gulden, 8, 81 Gear:
z Smiths b c Lotharo 4 ioi io toar. 2-'
1850 8 go d fmassss Il 50
SSaasS5ass 8 9s:F s' - 8
Iinse aged 81 Gear 3D. Geansman>o so-1 81
Start easily by a length and a half: a neck
between second and third.
THIRD RACE-TREMoNT STAKES: for two-year-olds:
value $4,000; penalties. Six furlongs.
sir sG Blas IL 1,5 Bnss by
The Pepper Stables oh. c. Prince Pepper,
J. R. +. p Keeno's CHI C ' Tommy 10 o.
7z At*i3s rs 2s .CsPsnosT} IS Ia
The Puritan tc .a1oa} al ID
All Green Time: :{[WinSeld) 2o-l 81
Won ceverly by length; between second and
third.
FOURTH RAcB-FALCoN STAKES: for three-year
ODDS; $1,000 added selling. One and one sixteenth
5a ps. M If BIZ s1r5s Whip by
W H Nay Sons b. The Rush. los
F. r. Hichcochs ch- g. Red Path 1o5,,
Hammock lol Gear. Io2o CMcCueJ 1s-o IS
0''''' ''t T4ln.-i:.s a5ai'cheipo Al 10
Won easily by lengths; lengths between sec
ond and third.
FIFTH RAcE-FOr maiden two-year-oids; s7oo added.
Five and one-half furlongs.
" bnsch }s1npsss o. &C. Boiling BOer by
w C. whitneys b. c The Rhymer. liz.
oneck Stables strateg1s liz. ...,
Gautana III ...---.---..-... CMcJoynt) ID 6-1
GTesson ll2 o...-....-.... Bulman)0 s5 3-5
Fleet~lhg, Ios., CMaher) 0 5-1 Fl
Ethics (Covnaan) 10 III
San Luis ios tfnton, 100 s
Ada Beat rice 1oa-.... GIsgep So 80