The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-30
DishoneslN on the Turf.

Several gentlemen lave printed carl OK.
pressing regret at the course Of THE SUS in
publishing the sc0ndalous Proceedings NJ
tie Saratoga races this year. They declare
that the charges OF THE Sun are totally un-
founded. Tia, there may be no misconcep-
ton, we will rcpca, thes. charses. They are
~ ioliows.
l. In the race for the Saratoga cup last
year tic g 4, rites were Nauxhall and Bayo
net The judges ruled Vauxhall's jockey.
FORD. OF the track for loldinG in his horse,
and allowing Eayonet 10 win. No attempt
was made to Pun sh the wealthy scoun dr,ls
who induced FORD to throw this race, and
FoRD himself was this year again taken into
full fellowship
II. On July 90, 1870, Chillcothc and Pom.
Ity Payne, with other ho-cs. ran at sara.
ga for premium of $500 The rae, was
'.kcn from ChlllicotAc, who came in first,
tld given to Pompey Payne ;or cross,
without any investigation Of the facts
There was TO collision between the horses.
Chill.rothc lad tie race in hand from the
starr, md was two clear lengths in the lead
wien his jockey pulled HIM to the centre of
Ike coursc for clear run. Gen. BUFoRD,
on Of the alleged signers of the card in
qulf, on, who stood ut tho point of the
alleged cross, declared that there was no
! co ss. The decision Of the judges Justly
treated great dissatisfaction.
Ill. During The same meeting r b Con.
! molly was started in n short race half q
dozen lcnStLs ahead Of the compctlngtorscs
.le starter WAS Mr. CHARLES WuENrLEY
Before ,ht start the owner told Mr. WHEAT.
| LLYs son that il Connolly won lac should
have tie iure. Connolly did win. and the
young man got The pure. Mr.. ODoSSELL,
! .ay owner, who gave Ii IN the purse, is anon Q
! those who signed the card above mentioned
| ". ~ the same meeting, in n race Of
three quarters of a mile, Felicity one of Mr..
| T. MOERIs'a fllics, was the favorito Heavy
sums Of money were bet on her. When the
| Tag lcll, the iilly was several lcngtas behind
| me other horses. The starter was Mr.
CHARLES WHEATLEY The FLY won on
account of her speed. Mr.. WuEArLEY's son
rccived no purse
". In the race of August H. Connolly
wos again entered. He was sent off on a
| clean run willie all the other horses were
standing SSH, illus giving him the lead by
soveI1l lcugths He, Of course, won tho
Tnc' Mr.. CHARLES WHEATIEY was IN,
starter lis son did not receive the purse
', On August lG Glcnolg and Judge Cur
lis, among other horses were entered at Sa
ratoga in II mile and half dash for $500
! tlcuelg was q great iavorite, 50 much 20 thai
such veteran rs the Hon. IIESRY ". Or
MT was willing to bet his last dollar on IN,
colts success. After some trouble, the start
"r 7uccecded in getting tho horses off Will,
! GlpnoiGs head was turned 10 the rear, thu,
giving Judge Curtis q lend of nearly twenty
i'' chs This was virtually giving him tho
r,c" os h. won by only two lengths The
Jnci 's Immediately declared Curtis the win
''r and the hackers Of Glcnelg were The
losers oil an immense sum OF money. The
starter in tins race was Mr.. CHARLIE,
NHEArirY. His son received no purse.
VI. 20; stcr and Juhal ran n race nj
Jer, Nc l"l lest TALL There was a collision
and BoasIor won by it, Had there boen no
collision Jubsl might have won. The race
wos given to Boastcr ~ the face of the very
woT;s Of tho rules " which tie Judges a