New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
BLUES IS BADLY HURT.
MAY NEVER RACE 4G4IN.
Throsrn Into the RmI-Nameoki
Wins Daisy Stakes.

q SheeDSheaQ
the Suburban. the Coney Island Jockey Club pro
r1ded a programme yesterday OF more than ordi-
s1ary 'o day excellence It contained, besides the
usual selling and overnight affairs, the Daisy
Stakes for two-year-olds over I'VE furongs OF me
turf course. and the Coney Island Handicap. Tor
The older division, 81 six furlongs The Coney Isl
Is the first IN the series OF June handicaps to
he run IN the Of the present meeting Inc
track yesterday was not noticeaby better than on
Suburban day. and the weather was worse There
y~rere frequent showers, and The last run
In c dismal dTizzle
In the Coney Island Handicap accident befell
Old Blues that not only prevented him from win
ming the race. but may keep him on the injured list
isor many weeks. The eccentric. suIlen tempered
thoroughbred had his opponents yesterday the
fast three-year-od FLY Astarita, the sX-year-od
Brown mare Lady Tncas. the Onondaga Ally Mary
street and the three-year-old Eelding Allan Dom
paul. Dublin. LUX Casta and Himself with
s6rawn. In spite Of his notorious perversity and
she that he taking up l2S pounds. the form
players di5 dare let him alone. and he
made favoTite. When his owners money poured
Unto the ring even money was the best that many
books offered at post time.
Lady Tncas the first &c break, and taking
she centre Of the track she beat half her company
sn the first two furlongs. Blues who also
away running. gave chase. and coming the in
eide. had raced up almost even terms when the
fwo rounded into the stretch. He appeared TO be
-Sunning for Hoar in ktndher spirit than he fire.
sauently shows. and the Erandstand had about de-
SOP and although his rider whipped him all the
fvay the wire he never able to get up to the
snare again. anC MAS beaten neck for first place.
When HOaT returned 10 the Judges stand he had
&c he helped TO aismo9ni. ana was SO lame ne
1oIo scafc'!E .i15p 10 me S,l Z 10
a-ai but hv whom he did not know. The horse was
his near s6oulde1 was badly Wrenched From his
etahle later came the report that the injury
yermanent, and that Blues had probably run his
Refore Hoar had laid his complaint before the
fgeS 9 RED oar Ia beer Al
made his Complaint Mr. Pinkerton rushed into the
BETTING pavilion and told the bookrnakerS TO stop
snuch excitement and II was asserted that the man
who had charge OF placing the NUMBERS OF tle
innnE horses nae run up me req Doaro y, $780,
waving iF ne ueeSl" o. me lu,-stS( -. aStae,
vas 70 blame. Il was decided after anout Iiteel
--ss' 5-+ ,Ia1 -, me arterrorn and on
whom his owner had made almost killing, Is said
- 1aTe lost thousands OF dollars, on Blues, ,,a-
rIdI al five flronCs on the grass brought out ten
1arly Eooa YOUNGSTERS inc5nding ftlsk IL po4tls'
NameoId, IL, jim Kelly l2l. seymour IL; Bass,
ia and few others without 50 much claim 70
elever Was conspicuous. Captain sam Brown :
cIameoli made all the pace 10 the last sixteenth.
where he stopped abruptly ana the FaI5eI e@.{
took the place ny d comfortable margin from
N. >IuTrhy's Mirthful colt Basefal won sprint
for tzyo-year-oids down the last hNe turlongs o.
sandIly After winning a selling race Of seven
9P g on the d 5s Sr 5T9 o 999f bF Pla2eT
Leeds. and entered to be sold for 500 was bid up
owner. Douro. the good eelding who races in J.
OF q X, I'D gol si1I- 6efeed IL sanobo Torch
5icht and Carbuncie The last contest. at one and
.1evel. with carroll n. second and LADY Potentate
SUMMARIES.
sTRsT RACE-2-year-olis. last 5 furlonss Futurity
Betting P,