New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
pyTILEp OUT OF THE COURSE.
ourgR WORK AT saEEPsHEAD BAY.

a In
:. ~ rr..,,ve Committee OF the Coney lslaho 'ocAcy
sne ~ .na morpng that there should be no more
..n.,.os,ses or hurdle races on that course "'oi ~
- % ammo of the riders arranged pian W "eN
-, .,eenecbase ON those grounds SO reia"As'ie "
.s'' ,, xvouId never forget It, They succeeded per-
s.,,r There we're only four starters INC nuois u
r cootran snn star and Rory OMore dehoer-
e, oor the wrong course. thus giving the race 10
,r,one IL ia absurd 10 suppose that sueh eNperi-
.,eea Jockeys as Delany, DAILY and Ltte uo no' ho"
tss course They every iBh of IT, The c~ncius,oh
q ,,s,ible that there plot to defrand the pupo
rs ,,dges suspended the jockeys nnth further inss
rs,,ou But they owed it to the pnohe 10 go a ~
Tnv sbould have declared all bets of The pupnc nas
,ght to protection from swlnding on
,r.cs and this was clear case OF "rons Az
enoush 10 suspend the jockeys or even 70 ru'e ,
,ne turf Tho men, whoever they were VINO "oi o"oA
-, ,, scheme should not have been allowed 10 Fon' ~
,t Ifall bots had been declared on every one "ou'a
hovo been treated fairly 1t would have peen 'o 0'
,oru,ar course TO take and would nave sen' o'oiS
Int thieves and tricksers home satisneu. As No.
great many people will always feel tna1 'ne ouo ~
,,,,ed them to be cheated its GROUNDS IN tne "oo'
ga most bareiaced manner by dishonest Jockeys lno
,paees are-most honorable gentlemen out theS "e Ia
90 mia and amable. They shrink from decisive meas
ures rhe coney Island Jockey Club received YESTERDAY
che vorst blow ever dealt IT, II the most OF peopo WI"
., race course to bet cannot feel that they VIII DC
nro,scted from the depredations Of coIzener cr o-
4husiasrn for the turf win sooh grow cola'
The spsetators coud not agree with the Judges 10 %
a,,on as IN the fifth race Perices came In hrst Dut
s NO had foued Cleaner in the honesue'eh the i'oo
xyas uroperly taken from him. Now II human VlSoh ou
s,se a. the Judges stand Is OF any Vatue BONA 0' "
sscond By q neck before Cleaner but the judges H"V ~
raee 10 Cleaner and put Bella seconu. ine sie0~
forced to conclude that in their excitement over w
PeJicles- Cleaner foul the Juusos n'iN'" w
and third horses. -.
: Altogether it was the moS1 ""9"'''i'' '
Sheepshsad Bay ever knew
The rrncpal race the Flathush Stakes for two-yrar
o,ds was won by W. L. scott's fast hlly Char'y' VINO
,aa on,v OF pounds Charity is by Sensation out Vi
,a and showed rare speed Pierre Lortliar'i thouht
nj. Falsetto- Explosion fIly Dew Drop certain wlnS
nna backed her heavily. She was goou see"hu' a
reat deal of money went on the Dwyers rortianu ou'
he uust have been out OF form for he was peaen ae
,on0 half a mile Then Mclaughlin pulled him up anu
he came in next to last He could have Deen ihu0n
.rsr the front but doubtless Mclaughlin was thinking
n, the weights for the Great Eastern Handlcsl' Dan
1ox did not start and Precosa and Ben All ran pady'
acters of Modesty she would not be so shy at the
seashore she won brilliant races IN the West "ru oe
Saratoga but her two efforts at sheepshead Bay nave
nasn dismal failures She started great faVorte yes
.araov but could Get third place only. Monogram ana
,,a parole easily outrunning her. Monogram, VINO IS
Sa,nv extremely wen now. winning the race without
daculty Parole still much far too high IN hesh ior
fat work second People that fool with M CoFrlgans
stable often burn their fingers
Tho little boy who rode Maumee in the second race
ned her chances by lying back too far and then trying
10 fush against Mclaughlin who rode Hopedale Win
berrbt weight and ability to stay Manmee ought 10
havs taken tho lead early in tho race. Hopedae Won
with Maumee second. -
Poor Bob Miles had severe experience IN the ns1
yace Mclaughlin whipping him at intervals all the way
But he had chance against sch mare as Binete ana
came last.
THE CONTESTS IN DETAIL.
six ran in the first race. lie miles, Tor purse OF Sooo
.,eclal weights They Corrigan's lilly Aodesiy "a
years 1lO pounds ridden By Fitzpatrick; Pates geld
,pe Monogram %, 49, Duffy; Ranooeas Stables geld
,pg Parole aged 10l, overweight, Rawnson)i Car
ters horse Aretno o. 113. W. DonohueE RoWes morse
War Eagle g. 1Oi, Braigl; ana Hyland's hlly Banana
g. 100. Fisher.
Pools-Modesty 800, Monogram $40, Parole $50. War
Eagle 500, field $50 Books-Aodesty eVen' Monogram
rto2 Parole to 2 War Eagle 10 to l. Arelno 10 to l.
Banana 20 to !.
Modssty set the pace and led for
three-auarters Of mile, Parole running
second Half mile from the end War Eagle fapped his
wings and tried to swoop Mcdesty, hut bis flight was
not strong enough and he soon failed. Parole and
Monogram Joined Modesiy on the lower turn aud she
the quarter side by side bot me oG selnS Vas 10
,natch for MonograIn who won easily ny haii length
In 1904. French pools $l9 30
The second race sweepsthkesfoF three yeaI0ids
S25 each $500 added special weights nile. Eleven
MeIaueklinl; Ranooeas stables geldng KIishna f97.
%aIdens colt Hsrsfoo;nio W Doaohuc); Bowie fny
yesta o2, r. HysloPli csaPbelfs MY Panks teg Coy
MY Maumee C92, DAVIS; Preakness stables nlly
Heartsease 07 Keyli Gs MS colt Slnss9p S c6 e over
Poois-Maume $50, Telie Doe $50, Hopedale $50. Boz
ranza sos Krlshna $50, Amber $50, field $40 Books
Telis Doe to J. Maumee TO J. Bonanza to !, Hope
dale 70 !, Krshna 10 j, Amber TO 1, 10 10 20 to
1rsh1a was first OF TO a good start, Maumee second
and Heartsease third Krishna was In front up 10 the
fan hack while Hopedale took the lead, Mclaughlin
having gone mp with h TO second place 70 Krishna
last furong OF It absurd for him 70 r
10 ride against Mciaughin ana hopeaaie won 6y hat
Teie Doe third. Bonanza was fourth, Nesa hith ana
Krisbna sixth. French pools S33 80.
The third race handicap at os miles. $50 each.
$50 added, Canmel was Withdrawn, leaving four 70
Ashes niiy Bnette a. 100, DunO @. l. Iorillards
1ly Tolu a. 94, Gerhardyl; and Davis and Halls hlly
hpeha 3 e5 Bob Miles $50, Tolu 800 Enigma
Sib Books-Bob Miles to 8, Bine1e to o. Ioiu to
Bob Miles set the pace and with tTsqpsot W warnings S
lengths for mile Then the others elosed win hE,
and he quickly In tronele. Binette came
afenrth I'M 254I4 Enigma second four lengths before
Tolu, whs was neck before Bob Miles. FreHch pools
The fourth race was for the Flabush Stakes for
year-ods. $3.50 eaeh, $1,000 added. $500 90 second
ox, BrewS sye ~ tarspwTer Brohsrs coli Portland
iis BOUNDS, ridden by McLauehipj; b. a.
4asssn'G pair tho colt Ben All QlO
Hayvard) add tie flly Preciosa Q12. Duffy; KOsO's
eslf The Bard TO- Feak0s). Ashes colt King Of Norfolk
Cl0 Kelly; Rancocas stables Ally Dew Drop tl07. Or
new: and W. l. seott's ally Charity t97, Williams
Pools-Dew Drop S110 Portland $50. the Hhggin pair
SIS King Of Norfolk s25, ned s35. Books-Psrtland 2
~ l. Dew Drop 2, PreciOsa 6 70 !, Charity 10 l.
Den An to l, The Bard 10 l. King Of Norfolk 10 10
The start was prompt but unfair, Dew Drop getting
The best Of IT, Portland second Preciosa third Ben Al
fourth, Charity fifth. the Bard sixth
and King of NOrfok far behind
pew Drop led for quarter OF mile with Portland sec
oud bnt suddenly Charity flashed npon the outside
taking the lead kepti without difficulty 70 the end win
ming gths IA 1881 H. Dew Drop six lengths
before The Bard who two lengths before PrecIosa
Ben All hfth Portland sixth and King OF Norfolk last
Portland bealen the head Of the hOmerctch
Mclaughlin did not perseyero with him. French pooh
$40 %. =
Mex came handicap az lie miles, S25 each. SGO(
added. Fourteen ran-Haydsn & Barry's gcldns