New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-11
DONOHUE'S LEG BROKEN
SANTA CLAUS GIVES HIM A BAD FALL.
HE ACCUSES HAMILTON OF CRowDINe HIM INTO
THE RAILS.

[ HE ACCUSES HAMILTON OF CRowDiN6 HIN INTO
| THE RAILS.
The racing at the Brooklyn Jockey Club
grounds yesterday enjoyable IN the main, but an
unfortunate accident accident occurred In the second
| race " Billy" Dohohue who had the mount on santa
Claus was crowded into the rails. He says that this
was done by Hamilton, who riding Ar Est Santa
| Claus stumbled and fell, and Donohues left leg was
broken lust the ankle. As the leg has been broken
| twice In the same place before tho accident Is pad
| one especially the bone is spntered. Ihe
Brooklyn Jockey Club has opened fund for disabled
Jockeys and, although Donohue is wel-todo 5000 OF
II WAS properly aside for him. Donohue and Hamil-
ton have been at odds for time, as
| the former lodged five complaints against
| the latter at Monmouth Park for reckless riding.
1t the irony Of fate that Hamilton had the mount
Sn Snd not BEEN hurt Maggie Mitchell however got
only place and that because Bedford wa. pulled up
outsider nsS n' with Mute, another outsae second
Ss %. on was is s n hs She
in second Tornado getting first place. ttilaa the IA
T Sss s9s az for
he the three-year-oad race in oanter o.. :.
or her trainer does understand his business Her
heai Bay when she was beaten BY Housatonc and
tico was below contempt Such astounding variations
OF tho turf. The DIVERS allowed Mclaughlin to ride
swift though their Ferona was nm In the race TIL: Vas
let him ride Arerino the other day Consistency is
virtue.
| FIRST RAcE-PuRsE $3.50. s. MILE
IA Bachelors m. Princess by Princeton RoKallne
a. y COOKS iO c h. Mute 3
5: Browns en- m Mona s. 10 49,. II, ~ ", Donohg9e
D%ycr Bros c6 c Fulton . %, scTiy
Roh@ Cob Lite 6s,s n RS1G g. sa
]. Cotons blk. Lady May 2 80 church
BettIng-Little Minch cleaner to l. Mona to ].
F sae 70 pqR %eSok S 0 to Lady Ma Is bs 10
ie tST start Mute i%%sdaiely appeared j., in
Mnch soon dropped back Around the Princess closed
and M Gen ne@ nS% % %
second length before Mona.
SECOND RAcE-swEEpsrAKEs 800 EACH $3.50 ADDED. srE-
stoops Gallaghers chh Tornado by Genlyon Estrela,
wcSding SO g P9ycais b. T. Ada D. g. 81 tedeld
j. belongs 9, Cathcart aged 100 -.; Fuller
DWycr Bros, b. C. cllnSnd ios........ Mclaughlin
Wolfe & Fishers b. g. Top sawyer s. iOo Colder
c. Askey's b. Santa Clans. g. 1922 ..-. DonohuG
Bcttng-Ada to :. Richmona to l. santa Claus to l.
~ On IGa Go1 ID t rae" 9a n
the lafmo post was reached When Cacart tried 10 reach
Who had been running far in the rear came up swiftly in
second two lengths before Cathcart.
THIRD RACE SWEEPSTAKES Two-YEAROLDs $50 EAcH
y. W kittsons ch l. lttala' ny helolh, f.sayH ~,
ll2 (fzatucJ
r. W SF Malie S1 & ttt Mnsaid Mitchell aia
Dwyer brothers b. C. ford Il5..-... dc Iauglnl
W. s. Barnes Co.'S AePrc
BetHngIttlaa to fcnclon to l. Bedford to l. Mag
gle Mitchell TO- j. hepe 10 10 iI ict ,r,r hrd
Mitchell. Bedford could have been thd but when MiAng
lin that lac beaten even FOR second place he pulled the
colt up.
FOURTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s25 EACH, $3.50 ADDED
s s Browns br C. O'Fallon by Harry o'Fallon-Gn
H e Gimball & CO.'S ch. Lucy H.. i5~...."(Wfthcr-j
B B. Ks Bfo Sr re- S b. CO. fcnicc
6 u. McCoy's CHI g sayanac, si5-...F iizmtrickl
TiScIscf sa6es a. ii, IL Pi IiScpT
MatS"al staies T. o. incisr Is cTiaycr
M s p Sr f ESc ,5Sn ii' (Ga rve
II. T. Ashes ch c. King 90 NOT L. lle..-.....lh' ~
petng-savanac even. ralcn to !. Bordealse eto
Harry Russell to Blue Day toll saNony i0!o hing
H. p TO cnisS @homPy p 10 l. l. H. p % , to n....a
snd down a'f Back G T. IT, b. held his adyaSiasc o
who had been running "GeT an easy pull was G oa
BIT at the hsme p GT1 sn 4TeT dnG Took Go! cd S
further turn he practically had The race won the
stretch was reached Incy H. hal taken second place ORAL
saxony
j. Mc,ahons 6r. swirl, by Great iomNa,ipesa yrs
J. IL IL @ccormick Three cheer, h. Io5 diao1j
g. GTE' Mo Te'lsi c ca fS' T. % k
clifton stables Oh. Greenfield. FshbuD
H. C. Pate's gr e. Editor 4, no ,.;...- (Garr'so) o
Betting-Swif to Editor to /. Caera TO !. Three
Cheers 10 to !, terOna II 10 L. Greenfield 20 10 !.
and she took the lead rtis'd
further she winning by six lcngth- under pull
Cheers second. only head before Fcrona third
SIXTH RACF-PURsE $50 SELLING. = MILE.
J. belongs b. c. Bonnie =. by sc'tland-Lass oiAyr
w. r BEic's ch T. rce Doe l. iosj ciaaeGiia ,
sass%eE BrS,&,rs Lts Minnie;
Dwyer Brothers b. rmbleton, 3, 97.... (,aory)
j. divers h. Frolic >, 100 iamtonl
W j. Roachs Bcllciina, g. (ChurcD
J. j. Curtis's b. c. Eager 3. 81 (littleielD
10 TO l. iIOc TO BalcTina 10 to Emmett 10 To
J. BranbletOn 10 to !, Eager 40 10 l.
ele Doe third, but in the honcsetc bonnie :
canl, through without by lengths ree
second. lengths before Error Bonnie en-
tered al 81 400. No bid
THE RACES AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY TO-DAY.
HORSES THAT SHOULD WIN AND GET THE PLACE
LIST OF THE ENTRIES.
The talent" will have abundant oppor-
tunities TO invest their money at sneepshead Bay to-
day. The rogramme good one Es;rella has first
class chance OF winning the first Cleaner, how
ever will press hard and should he second. The
race, the Sheepshead Bay Stakes handicap for
three-year-o lds IL miles, ought To fall TO Elkwood
although he carries he top weight, l22 pounds Eouss
colts usually good In the fall Brown Duke should
be second, Ban Fox, nevertheless, ID DANGEROUS.
The third is the Flsthush Stakes tw0-year-
Olds special weights. y mile. Kingston Ia a colt.
and he should although he beat King
Fox only bali a length at Monmouth Park
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