New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07
FOUL WORK AT JEROME PARK.
RASCALLY CONDUCT OF A JOCKEY.
PrEREE LoRILLARD's COLT LEO WINS By JOsTLING
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race between Pierre Loriard's colt Leo and d. d.
Whers'a FLY homage Hayward, the rider Of homage,
thc judges that this Intentional on the part OF
haucr tho rider OF Leo There Is no cleaner turf record
than that OF William Hayward. As trainer and Jockey
he has always been of his word and man Ot flgid
honesty dared TO approach him to get horse
"puled or race fixed" Modest and quiet, he talks
little he "a not prone to quarrel and he never makes
complaint without tho best reasons Acknowledged
everywhere be the most skiul Jockey in America be
IL a. noted thorough trusrworthlness as his
mastery or his When HaywarPs word is put
against shauer's who would hesitatei
But the judges not only hesitaed-thcy finally decided
that Hayward lied That preolsey what their de-
ci-iou The foul occurred behind the bill where they
could IT, Hay ward described 1t In detail shauer
denied il. Ore Of these two was lying. Hayward had no
quarrel with bhauer and hs claim or foul could not get
the Tor homage benefit him at all He had
nothing gain by ying II his character were not
forbid the theory that he not telling the
truIn Shautr had everything to gain by falsehood as
Leo had in nrs and he entitled to his extra
winning Zee. Undoubtedly he had bets on the
result also. Jockeys almost invariably back
their nouns unless the II hopeless. II he con-
fessed Leo would BE- st back to last place. ne would
lose bets and tee, and would be disgracod Is 1t
likely then that Harvard lied and Shauer spoke truly
the Judges three a honorable gentlemen "A ever
stood In the sland-A. G. MOnsOn, j. y. Galway
and J. +. Pudy But they shrank from
dIsgraclng the Jockey and setting back the colt
~ the wcalthirst and most influential owner Of
tnotou horses in the ,nited States. Does
any one believe that II Leo had been owned by some
poor owner the would nave been given
70 him circumstances The fact that the lilly
whose ruined by the foul was the property
Of MI witners, millionaire many times Over aud
even Influential at Jerome Park than Pierre Loril-
Iard-ior Mr. Wltucrs really manages Jerome Park as
much as Lester WaIack manages his theatre
does not alter the case because taking the
race from Leo would do Mr. Wtthers no
good homage Sould not get a place after the foul
aud II Leo had been set back the race must nave been
gwen to the second uorse Ecuador That homage would
have won II Leo had thrown ner out OF her
stride no turimau sober doubts. Compare
the % the aud remember that Leo only beat
Nonagc's stable companion. the Cyclone colt on Thurs
day. by scant head with seven pounds less weight,
and that repeated trials have proved homage better
than tho Cyclone colt Mr. wtBers felt confident Of
winning and contrary TO his usual custom had put up
tue best Jockey to be found anywhere
Brad nailed the first PIzaTrO had too much
weight Brad has mad checkered career. One day he
beats the Desthors-s. few days later COW seems
swift compared with him. S0mbre meditation on the
yicistudes Of Brads career has Ted many urfmeE to
the conclusion that J. B. Sherman IL the man to trust
w,u tn- combination Of a Oank vaults locH-he would
never give II away.
There quaint variations il the betting on the
selling and tho gentlemen5 race, when made some
eNAspeTated persons utter extremely unCOmpnmentary
remarks. But tue gentlemen, undoubtedly
ION tho square" Some impatient people wish that
Baron seidntz Powders" the biaspuemous stables
bo. call Baron Won Z'dIz, had eHorvescrd little
sooner hurried Greenland earlier. But tuc Baron
knows ms business, - does Dan K That horse stores
IN i- -urcwd brain the gathered wisdom OF centuries
ur know, lust wuru { Is drcOrous aud becoming Tor
him t. win aud usr when Ia betting for him TO re-
main 10 the background. some pryinS people have
thought the DIVER Brothers dad ttle whispering OC.
Cu-uul,Iy Dan Ks But such pcDp.c und,rrate
tur marvellous -lgAry of tine animal Hrtaus "a glance
bc betting boards As uc goes To tue post ami II hn
dads the odd, satisfactory and that his friends
"Uu" De Was handsomely Otherwise NJ Is content TO
,oddlo behind And Ia think that tue sporting tailor
B,u sold such an equine treasure for "a few hundred
doIufs!
Mclaughlin got Colonel spagIc In first ~ the haudi-
cap lie acru- able 10 win VITA anything. II he were
ridug barrel aud auothcrJockey was On great crack,
Brooklyn turim,n VoAd cAprc. Mclaughlin To rO. ia
FIRST 90 some way.
lin McUuwan was only induced % sltTt iu the streplo-
rh,ar Dos ong-cout uucI applications OF the coach whip
James McG.'s passion Tor racing is cooling lie was not
well rid len by Tuomts LATHE Sagtcious booknakcrs
freely admitted before tue that they were giving
three to one a.an.t him because IL o could MOI ride
hun we'll Dut Disturbance did not have much 10 spare.
MrliDHan need, rest mpn'n asp uc wa' 40 lra, M
tcru pounds better th,n Disturbance Now ne fails TO
Utat Disturbance at oyon weights
PIzARRo TOO H.AvILY WEIGHTED.
FIRST Raco-uuudlcap. 50 oacn, 5000 added; lie
miles. Four startcrs-P. Loulr's imported colt Plzs
srro by Accommodations, 3, llG shducT j. Il.
shrrmnas egdiug Brad, Dy Hurrin; satro-5, ia,
Cross; Prraknc,s stab os colt Buccuncer by Buctucr-
Jenny Mckinney. t. lu7, Riley; Grauam'- grdlug Hale
dou. by King L.lr-H ,aona; o. 10y D. Do"oaug. BET
cancer To l. nacdVu led Tor "a fr.uug, Brad al
biz neck and dIsplIcrug min az the stan utcdon re-
suuug the lead aud keeping II to me last huudG d yarLs
PrarO took second place NJ the halimr aud Brad Tell
baos, bui came up astn m Tue houg-trglr1, ocal
back of Ha.cdpn, Buccan,cr last. Brad ana Aaedon
aad -h2 G91y' ts a. 1 of r"- @ 6 St
cautious crIuc could hui uU aut with tnc way PZAr1
was giving away TOO mucu weight
LEO WINS BY FOULING MONACO.
second Race swecps.ako, Tor twoyrar.olds, $50
rpc half forfeit $50 added, $3.50 to second; weight
prnnr. for winners Of $1,000 allowances Tor others
81 mile NIue sJarcrs-D. u. wttucrs's MY homage, by
KING Erucst-MluOrJy,I Us4IA over Hayward; PLouI-
ards colt L,oby Duke OF ,iascna-Sqdaw 40 shaucr
DNycr Brolhrrs colt Ecuador by Euqmrrr-Nevada,
los ] over Mclaughlin; James T. Kccncs pair, tho
imported colt Durcn Roller by Dutch skacr-Constan-
tiuuplc. 10, Holloway aud tho Imported hlJ sugar
Plum, by Wild Oats-Prncoss Bon Bon, o. ""rrlsgni
G.. h. LprIIlards My Ec9nom'; ny Enqnlrrr-G 9ruca'
100 RILEY; l.. G. BruCe's cot NOciIc, by VIGIL
Acoustic lO7. Shcridau and kgso's MY Ecat by En-
leo to l. Ecuador 10 l. Kcencs par to /. Abba
to l. Economy To l. NOcaiic 10 TO l. Eca 20 to l. rue
.Iarl wa, prump, but uneven Leo hrs,, Abba second,
Ecuador tuiru, homage fourth Economy hfth.
hucr hurried Leo aud II" was two lengths IN front aI
Tie cluBnUusc VUCaIC second homage close up Leo
went behind The nil iu the lead while Hayward was
Il nT-f when the horses Of WOW Of Judges
ad Spectators Hayward homage swiftly along 10
Cnlcngr Leo the lead. Shaucr Knowing tuat Loo ndd
nnfhing Ike the speed OF homage, deliberately pulled
Leo across the of homage, josJng he 80 that
Hay ard wac thrown OF the saddle aud almost of
IND ny homage thus disposed of, Leo went rgnJ away
from the others got lead or four lengths Ito came
nlo tue homrsrretCn witu AN adyanta2e winch settled
the race EUUdiC second, wen IN advance Ol the
others tho friUug post when tnrre c0ud DC no
doubt tuat Leo mad sheridan pulled back NOcdc
Leo won lengths In l2O Ecuador second lensih
b.fg Eclat she Two lengths before Economy
Alma nIt1 tns otnor. pulled up. Hayward went mo
and account or tho TOUT nut as obdurt
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