New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
MIR. MORTIMER WENT WRONG.
SUSPENDED FROM THE TRACK FOR A YEAR
THE CEDARHURsr JUDGES QUICKLY TAKE III"
BAcK-His HORSE WAS NOT TO BLAME.


idar steepeehases was made feel the lash OF ais
cIplne for few moments yesterday ct the Ceaarhu'
race course, Far Rockaway but the lnhueheo Va ms
friends and his own Importance Ia the Racing A'Soo
ton as an owner and rider interposed to save nun rum
vear,s humiliation STILL the action OF the Judges III
so summarily dealing sentence OF year susponoi'n
from, riding TO man of Mr. Mortimers social positoh
bowever quickly it was withdrawn, caused sensation
at the track and was. at least, reinark"oic
He had been leading on mis- horse, HoDsoh C"o'0o
nearly all the way in the third race the two-ahu-n
miles steepechase for habred hunters, when ~ eA'
TO the last Jump he lie rectnea the erIor
as soon as possible and riding furiousy came In
Eenrette being tho winner. Mr.. Mortimer was greeVeu
with storm of Kisses and jeers and crown gaInerou
around shouting Put him of the track! ana applying
uncomplimentary epithets generally Inc JuuHes "i"S
Griswod J. IL. Bradford and Skipworth GORDON ques
toned him closely, and he frankly stated that no erf
n The right course and it not tho fault OF the norsc
Tno ,udses than suspended him from riding for one
year and also suspended for the same time b. Won Sauh
baume who went wrong Gray Bonnet ana roue u
so picuousy incompetent way that nc was SuSo
all the lille as lie cantered around the Track
Tho announcement had not been on the blackDoaru
over ten min utes when John c. Heckscher, s. s. SANDS
ir and other friends OF Mr.. Mortimers rallied anu
10 sever all connection with the association
If the suspension Mr. Mortimer was not Win
This the Judges did within fifteen mlEuteS' Jus'h!is
their action on the ground that the gentlemen ruers ~
not been warned that they would be suspended II Tue!
went the wrong course, though the professionals hu
been warned Both suspensions were theh rfScihuou'
T. d. Cheever president OF the association supporter
the rst action of the Judges 10 give conn
dence to the betting public HObsons Cholco wAs
fsvorifo betting on her being only u against. whe
r. was 10 against Flenrette. The latter was heavily
backed and the bOoknakerS lost heaViI1' hoi''' "
Mr. MorIimer felt his misfortune kccnly and his face
was fin he'd The crowd was not slow 10 femlu MN va
pay and NJ recent race AT sheepslcaI Bay where ms
horse prohted by several Others sons ~ good
friends stood by him Loyalty. however ne Is soo si
rider and had good horse but MS heau "e"' "'"s'
racing varied enough to suit the wq qS VI
vergeDce OF taste, as 1t combined INC S1v.ms'
HNout . 500 rrople we're present. The outer Held
saddlng paddock, betting grounds, grand slan" ~.
closure clubhouse lawn and carriage park VIII sIJ
Among those whose tayhOs or dragS were groupeu ~
the left of the clubhouse were August BeInOn" IT. a.;
NJ Dodge, Colonel william JAY F. d; Morgan Stanley
Mortimer. A. H. stevens sLd /" ~ D', IH. H.,
hut the trouble was that was not match Tor MI Ia
Montagues Beans beat kirness with the ereal'st
The mile and three-quartcrs handicap StetPpoha'11
brought hue finish between VT Noik on Duheo "
Mr. sands on stenben Ihonsh Dom ToS S n"rdc soon
enough ana lacked nose OF winnlnE CySonr, ,n'
santa Claus the one and half niles hurdIe race
after a sharp finish with Hing Iroubler' -, IL.
,n rea contest Of the day was won Tford after
pretty race thar tried horses and riders severely
In the last race Mr. Hitchcock easily on Boomer
Cyclcnc, the favoritc, having goue astray.
The RACING IN DETAIL.
The first contest was a match race Tor eoOo between
the ponies Beans, owned by Il. G. La Montague and
Kirmess belonging TO Mr. Primrose; owners to ridei
distance about half mile on the Hat.
Books-Kirmess 6 to 5 against Beans > TO 3 on.
Beans was the rst away and led two lengths as they
vent over the hill Before the homestretch was reached
Be,ns was leading lengths aud Mr.. Primrose was
whipping and squirting hs pony VINO was i"Dorlhs along
twenty lengths. MutualS - - an.
The second race was h,hdicap sweep .takos; 20
about 8. miles on the fat There were Tour staItrrs-
W. NJ. Havemryer's eeling Don Juan %. LOO. owner
Queens County stables gedihs Duhuee 90 i'o, 100.
Work.; Alexander sheids's gedins Cycohe
laged 10 o.nFT s a and st sl1a1y ~ Mortimer
Book,-Dou Juan to l. Dundee 3 10 l. steuben . TO
mndee and bon juan were the frs, OIL the other
close up. The pace the first time past the stand was
decidedly slow, Dnndee beng Tour ensihs ~ j[Cns 81
steuben, Cyclone third A. tDey ran hp the ~
Dundee led only two lengths steu en- stlH second Tue
s.cnpd time they passed the stand struben led two
lengths dundee second fonr lsngths trout 81 Cyclhe
As they passed out OF sight behind The cnnp "i cellars
he horses all closed the leader, steuben ami When
they came In sight there only half length separa
ing each one. Seuben being in the lead Dundee second
began 10 quit and the others passed him Going around
\ the upper turn Dundee aud &, clone had "a shdiP
Iatt for the lead, II lasted until the nhi-h Cy
clone won by hail length, Dundee second, a dozen
lengths before Don Juan lird Mutuals ~ 10; en-
each for half-bred qualified hunters over twOand hai
miles Of lGe seesSnSS' stees mare Fenree m
! is. Mr. jacob; Mr.. 81 Chares's Gray Bonuet
a. 100. Baion !, YOU ~ Ch",ce ~ ~ oWn,rt
| Books-IubsOns Choice . 10 or, Firurctte "a 10
! l. Bragpart to l, ara Gray Bonnet II TO az ansl
A. Inc start Fcurette was in front. Hobsons Choice
second HohsOn's Cho was fret over the hr-t jump
| Braggart second and Fenretio third Cray Bonnet
| bessfcd at the Jump and was never afterward In
the race AT turf bank back OF the cumr OF ecdhrs
second Fleurette third Al the water jump llobsona
choice once went 10 the front and led fieucte
who second, three lengths behlhd bragRirl iour
lengths further back Dundee then took co nilandng
lead ana raTnnS ny pn cI race ws M OVER Dundee was
50 far In the lead. But 10 the upper turn Stanley Mot-
rrr made a nistak about the course ana went wrong
and Mr. Jacob keeping Feurcte 10 the right track went
on and ia u walk 10y 100 yards. dr. Mortimer cor
he was aide to do simply because Bragrnr vas tired
that he could hardly run Gray Bonnet dd not hnish'
The fourth race was sweepstakes for horses
that hal never won 500 St a6aG az OF Winch
TO go to the second horse; distance p miles
| There hye starters: W. G. Daeys geialns Eia-
| Troublcr a, l57. Walker Lewinskis geiding Santa
Claus g. 49, Gre D9nosus' fs7 Fsya h2oo''r a.
Books-King Trouber and santa Claus to each
Sanla Claus jumped of with the lead
King Troauer second; ana Em asI n tn,dG
at Ses,taed in jumping It, and King Trouber took the
lead closely followed by santa Claus At tie hird umI
threw her jockey. King Troubler LED 10y two rngth'
past the stand the second time santa Claus sGS &c.;
Embargo third. King IToumer was over ne Last ynI
two lengths ahead OF Santa Claus, second santa CIa
wOn by two lengths. King fr0bler second 2OD yatd'
before Excelsior third. Embargo fell at the last hurdle
Mutuals So %.
The MIN race was the Ocean Point steeplechase,
handicap sweepstakes, $25 each. $3.50 added 500 Of
which TO second morse qua so to ihirl over
the Steepechase course about 3l2 miles There were
| seven stsriers-Mr. Primroses geding Response o.
l52, Afford; Wynne's geding Rory OMGre %. 1853
! IOckmanl; HOpson's gcding Sun star "a, 1872 Grit
n); j. NJ Daleys geldiDgs Tford %, l47, Walker. and
jack "a, I42. Wards W. G. Daley's gediLg Jim Me
Canayanl. -
Eooks-Responss 10 to l, Rory 0'More to l. SUI
| lam No(.o A L
a i each, and Rose 10 B.
Rose Sun star ana Tiford were In front az tbs start
Pose was the first jump, sun star sec0nC
ard Jim McGOwan third. Tiltord fourth
In this order they past tn
stand and around turn, and into the backslretc
When the water Jump reached Rose lending
Rory OMOre second sun Star third ana TilOrd fourth
A. they around The lower turn ngaln Illtord ra