New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
KILLED ON THE TRACK.
RIDER AND HORSE LOSE THEIR LIVES


,aodino in the steeplechase at
ou'iel We" ,s, rss,erday AMI shot over the double
e ,ha hsctstretch at furious pace Olose al LIS
JUMP JUMP sa,a peveuee ridden by Ford Revenge ala nov
,san high enoagh; MS boots caught anu no Oh" 80
t,s down upon his hapless rider Inc ho'se ~
,rokep The man was so badly erusnc" 'N''' NJ N
less than half an hour. a.. e,sep,head
oorae and this was tho first one that proved ia'Ai
% rider Ford was honest, beid ana ha'u
s,ee,leenase rider. and had mount ID @"oe' 49,,
,esnlechsse at this track, while he had ridcsh ~
number of steepeohases on other course" ="
tventy.six years OF age and was inarf'eu. .,x tba
.. torss was an uncertain jumper. much peio" 'e
tr,, rank even of cross-country animals he n a 80
purses at long intervals at Brighton hea'" CIV
where. 49,, .sa 60 far away
ar sn.ctators that they did not know the run nor
on, ,aarlv all of them left the grounds Win 'no
smpressIon that It was more serious ina" 'n", -
that they had seen In steeplechases' ~ "'' 49, LII
reckless pace at which the race was run an "" s.r
height Of the jump s. Ihey are 50 ~" -. 60 cot
dos. not steady his to take them but tries 70 ~
over them at full speed without at all enecA,s
horss's speed The dangerous character oi jump "
sort has been pointed out many times ~. =, tho
The racing was not at all good yesterday -
AK contests fell to horses that have ocen runuius ~
Brighton Beach, where the best horses anu W Ss,
class of turfmen are never seem Mr. Lawrence
CO. succeeded in striugng ali the fields TO great us
IL
tances They we've failures in approaching any eP"'-
ntiou of the chances OF the horses - 49,,
ravo- was strong fayorte for the omnium hahai0"p
~, ,a ran rke rogue and his rider, Donohue' cout
never get any speed out OF hin' 1oqui'a 49,
Mopocram second and Cardinal MeCloskey tmr"
r,etta failed TO get place in the handicap at one
ua sveeighths niles which Dutch Roller won pY ION
lengths But only few days ago she ueieS'ou 80 60
Roller Such are the changes o. racing ior"' '".. ~
,oan. fast Illy Mofesty sulked after bad starr IA Ue
II
her .-.,,,,. o,osos,
and most exciting finish of the day
All the starting was dismaly bad.
THE CONTESTS IN DETAIL
rayen ran in the first race three-9ufters OF ni''o
for $500 special weights They were Hayden y S1
rv..GIeaner g. 100 Kelly Corrigans Modesty a. los'
xvest. T. Wilson's Lizzie W.. formerly homage a. los
Rrenuau) +; r. p. McMahon's Miss Baldwin a. 4oo'
Camp, Askey's Bay Rebel a, 103, AsReyl PateS Conk'
ling "A 1903, W. Donohue) Danahers Avalon Vseo'
115 McIaughlIn) Buohanan's Jim Renwick aged no.
Duayi Zebb's Colonel Clark tS' W. ihss9
CamnbelPs Miss Goodrich o. 100, Covington ana ~
7 Nct,aurs Harry Rose a. 100. Stevens-
Pools-Modesty 800, Jim Renwck $50. Avalon $50
field SiOO Books-Modesty to l, Jim RenwieK Uoi
Avalon to l. Cleaner TO 1. Conking to l@o 10 oo
10 1 against the others
The start was struggling and unfair Cleaner was
Nrst off lin Renwiek second, Avalon this CLEANER
hold The lead halfway up the hoInestr iteh, where
Avalon passod aim and easily by length In llo
CLEANER sseon,i length before Jim Renwick who was
neck before Miss Goodrich, Conkng a poor hth Bay
Rebel sixth. French pools ON Avalon S2s 30
The second race weter handicap, 80 eacn'
$500 added 1is mes. six ran-Jennings's mare Fare
we'll 6 1873 Mclaughlin Kitson's FLY Alba a, lag
Ptznatriek1; IAkeland's colt BurgomasterN. 13S,
wiIllmsl Kelso's coli ssltpee g. 49, haywaruI
dale stable gsldng Hopedale g. 100, cross foos
Farewell 800 Abba -, Bnrgoaaser $40, Jenhlngs 20
.O ntafq }.
Abba TO /, ) to i against the others. o..
The start again Struggling Honedaie led Tor
won IN cSnter by three Lengths IN 2:Oois Hopedae
second two lengths before Abba. who was two before
Barsomaster, the others beaten on French pools on
r,sS; rsn in the selling race for two yearods for
purse Of $500, three-quarters OF mile Ihey were
Dwyer Brothers Lulu ylO5 Mclaughlin; keisgs tlae
W. G. Daley's Bessie b. t97. church,; tlsaers Srand
Duke go Charleston) MeDODalds Juliet CS. Arnold
! McSianons Frank Ward 90 Ekln) and W. l. SCOTS
War ThOop go, Wlliamsl. ,, ,,,.oao,, s,z 1,y.,
SO bessie b. $50 aeId SIS Books-Lnlu to |, Blue
Day 10 l. Edgeneld 6 70 I, Bessie b. TO l, ID to
Mr. Clark made his third pad of the day. Bessie
D. first away Crank Dnke second ana war mhoop
front Mp the last few strides but ffaak WARD ana
Lula were only few feet sehnd Inc Ig b aS zoe "a "a
Frank Ward and made IT dead heat betw en Lnu ana
Wa, Whoop for second place. Bessie d. next and
blue Day came in NTH. The time was 1:174 French
pools sol 60. No bid for the winner A.. e-o...,
The Fourth race was the 0nnium Handicap 700 cach,
81 $50 added lls miles Abba was Withdrawn leaving
rhirtpen TO stIrtSOrrs & PattOn's colt Favor g. lOo
W IyonOhuei; Ranc0cas Stables geldng Parole Tag d
IFS. HaywardD; Pate's gelding Monogram ~, III
DudS0; ". Daleys horse King Fan o. io2: Church
ecldng Rupert g. o. CALDWELL; Aalkeys colt Jo9uta
M g. 49, csyihsiO" LTilards my colt fhacEeTny q
ia. Hughes; ", B. Jenning.s gelding Csr I'd
XtkInsonj Kernsghan's geidng Burch Is, lo7, olneyl
and Hayden & Co.'S colt Kosclusko a, no. McLaash-
Poos-Favor 500, Kosciusko $50, Bureh $50, Boil
To > 10 L, KOsciuGkO
Burch to L. Bob Cook to l. 10 to So against th
Once more Mr. Clark gave bad start with Thackersy
Mss isft at the post. Burc6 eantsred owe
the course. IhaOsSray aud Parole raced ito 70
Then they had enough and retired, Monogram an!
H q the f head Ss Of s Duck took
lead three fnrlongs from the close but quit so oaay II
Stretch. with Cardinal MeciosEey second. suddenly
SSa %on W eao by hall engh n lbs
second, half length before CO Csrdinae
edvaco Dp;E BOB cSof gysr RgSr 5 1 h
rest straggiod in. Favor was prominent Tn
betting IN the books was 20 70 against Joqa'9 In To
McCloskey, King Fan and Mira, and field tickets PAL
Five ran in the handicap at Ia miles. $50 EACH S75
added. They were o. l. Lorillards my Logsst t,, q
us Hughes, As , ay Bnee NE, a. M h9y a md
colt Dutch Roller @. no Halpton) and Davis Hall
lilly Enigma "a, 3d. Nilnamsl.
Pools-Binette $780, Louisetts 900. Bob Miles 50
Dutch Roller $i5, Enigma $50 Bo0ks-Bnette 90
Bob Miles to l, LOusette to l, Dutch Roller 10
Enigma o TO l.
Lonisette OFF like wild horse and was soon 81
lengths IN Enigma Joined her the baokstrect
aud the two head and head for half a nile, whe
Enigma retired and the Others overlook LOuisette.
the homesretch Dutch Roller shot away from the grou
and won the by lengths IN 2:54Ss, Bob Mile
second two lengths before Binette who neck be
ore Louisette. French pools $50 50.
Eleven In the handicap steepleehase over Oh
short cOurse-N0ian's BOufke Cochran (aged. 100, ID
laneyl; MeBrdes Major Pickett aged, l35, Downing
Shields's Repeater o. $780, LOckmani Walton's Suite
tagged, $780, NJ Lynch HopsOns Sun Star aged ] 30,
J. Lynch; NJ. J. Daley's Jack "a. l20 Cowall; Bral
non's Revenge tagged l40, FOrd) Cltpsiana Stable
King TroubleF g. i27. Nolan; Goaney'e Judge Grill,
a. 135, T. Lynch; Excelsior Stables Abraham tage
40 Pope); and Medlnger's Mystic a. l25. MoOre).
eutler led up to the hOnestretch where the fayont
Bonrke Cochran, passed him end won under pull by
length In 4:}0 Major Pickett second, neck before 81