New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18
RAGING. PAST AND TO COME.
xviIs OF roo MANY RACEs-wiLL TUE TROUBLE
EIGHT ITSfIEf


RIGHT IrsrIri
Racing in the last for the season OF 1886 ~
now over al reputable trucks that Is. WIN ule
exception OF the racin, al the Country Si.o a mo
American tur will be g'Gi Of &C. There has been
% much racing tins year and even last year Tor
that matter that IL Is mroSsible Tor horses To per
form consistently at the end OF IT, so much work
do thev ne, cssaTily get, and IL only gives room
FOR scandal AS the season draws on the nooloo
the money paid in by the hookmaheIs Tor oet
ting priv icges is what the associations have 10
look for 10 ran the tracks. unless thoy run them
st loss \ TRIBUNE cporter was talking the
other dsy with Captain Cosier. secretary OF inc
American Jockey Club. The tartain attended
races forty years ago with his father. Inc zap
tain al that time was only a boy OF less tlisn fn
years. but I've has IetcntlNe memory anu ma ss
with him Il exceptionally entertaining. lie shu
that he did not know what would be inc OUTCOME
OF the present system OF rain. every possible day
during tho season hut iroba0ly the thifS "oal'
The Caataius eye lighted up as ne spoke OF the
success OF Jerome Park in its earlier wears ana
referring t. the present STARVATION OF suaiIs ne
said Even In recent years we have made Jeiomc
lark pay Why. only year AGO laet Swing GU,
eate-money not only paid all the purses ana ahuen
money. running expenses etc but there Was Vas aiso
q dividend nj the end of the meeting lnls; nc
said was probably something that no other JOCKEY
Club could say OF it's meeting within TWO years
The deray OF running horse interests nom en-
cess ~ racny was fully shown at the Rancocas
sale bv the reagre prices brought by The Stock
BUYERS are afraid TO take the chances OF paVlhs
q on
THO Jerome parlI mcetinc in the spr'ng was II1ac-
tically failure and this fall the meeting had 70
he declared of. when ONLY hal' over i.ng oe'S S
the Monmouth Park meeting BEGAN. II was ne
rla,rd that Il would never take place Inc sioh
mouth meeting. however. was success but al
DAYS in the week in this region. 49,,
! IIaorin has "athcred together w"hieriu'
stud and some people think that ~ looks as u Nv
would have mon h os OF v s'T having Maid
in many instances such prices as no other ratlhS
estahishrncnt would have psid for them. MON
in nj turfman said on retutnng fIIn t' dd not
secure Ironuois The horse is undoubtcdlV uic
best Of Leaminetons get. In eolng 10 De'ie
chance 10 hid for his got at the yeari'n9 sams
This is GREAT advantage to the American UT r
Mr. ilagCins CHAMPION twa,ycar.oIu NIL MIL, r or"
WHO was rcrortcd in THE TRIBUNE a week &c o.,
A. bcing seriously in. is now recovering and VIII
soon be sent alonr with the rest OF the stable TO
winter n The Pacific slopc ..o,,.r udr
ON Tuesday the baltimore race meeting VIII
begin and il ends on FRIDAY on the fol0wln'
Tuesday the WASHINGTON meeting begins ana tha'
also lasts four DAYS
Tho Corntrv Clubs races et Pelham take place
on next 1hurslav AMI Saturday. The meetln9
therp is If social rather than s'or,lng ciar
scter As racing. Of course II is not such as takes
nlace M Jerome Park Monmouth Park and Sleeps
head Bav tho pool box Is not oonsifeIHd ne
ccsstv No lar,e nurses are given. but the sNpr'
Is extremely interesting and for a person VINO
wishes n pleasant DAVIS OUTING II presents an OPP
port1nitv seldom offered The grounds on inc Gun
ere PICTURESQUE. and the autumnai INNS ann olh'
in0 atmosnherc Of the season viii only AID 10 lhe
measures Of the meeting
There win be- a DAYS racing at Jerome Park on
Election Dav. II will not he OF the same char-
ncter as usual on that dnv. but will he similar 10
tho races 81 the Country Club and will he or great
variety II win be under tho avn" ices OF tho
County cub and the Ncadowhroo< and Rock
away Hunt clubs II viii he social AFFAIR. ana
there viii he danCinc in the morning at The clup-
horse The nroor anime for the races Is MS tolloWs
yfrs, For Polo Ponies: handicap sweepstakes on SO
each forfeit $3.50 added Of which 500 70 the second
2S,eo1a Hurdle Race. free handicap sweepstakes Of
fl5 declared with $500 added the secohu 10 To
ceive as ont u the STAKES; 1mles.
TIfrd-A sweepstsk for three yearods ana upward OF
s each with added the second TO receive SO OUT o. e
stakes. added to weight for age non winners ~ o9
Tnr or upward 80 $500 II three years old, Il ID
-four or upward IS % 3 mile . .,o -, =, 80. IL
Jouytb handicap sweepstakes OF $50 each " hol
cared 500 added the second to receive sOo Out OF INC
stakes | = miles -. ,..,,oo,. 81 %, oooh
or only s5 declared by p m on NovCmheI WIN s0O
sddcd Of which 5000 the second and 500 u the i u"
pama and close October % weights 10 be punshi ny
october gentlemen riders allowed 10 inc iu etVePe
- r4do-s.
Steoplechase Amateur Cup Tor gentlemen riders
OF sos each $500 added $500 10 me nit
second. the third weights los I'D
hosrs not having 900 in the aggregate In 1886
allowed Ia 5000 % ~ IL shall DC necessary 10 own
10 horse entered IN and overweight VIII DC hOWeu
ifdeclarcd the short stcepiechase course -
Entries for handicaps To be made November ny p az,
WEIGHTS 10 be announced 10y p m Declaratons for hhdl
cans and purses 10 he made by m In Gas" o
walk added money shall be gwen INJURIES coSo d"
he