New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20
RACING AT GRAvEsEND.
AN zrrrRNooN OF FEW SURPRISES.
kusesroN's EXERCISE GALLoP THE D"HE"S
WIN TWO RACES.

RYN6sTON'S EXERCISE GALLOP - THE ~" AAN'S
WIN TWO RACES.
n. or.vesend track Is certainly popular. for the
sscopd day of gloomy weather did not picvcn' q"
excellent attendance. 1t merits popularity D0'"' -
n f. we'll managed. Colonel simmons a.
lrresd,ng fudge secs to that every race Is run win
Srcrptncss and that all the duties which pertain
10 that position discharged swiftly smoo"'s ""s
sNect,vely Both he and Philip Dwyer president
of the club. are on the lookout for ,ops anu u no
people responsible for the peculiar running u 49, ss
ShouId attempt to repeat that performance on u's
k,nk there would be trouble. These people Thought
h ss s.se 10 send this horse the post on the last
k.v a the shccpshcad Bay meeting when nc was IN
hi to run and then WIN Win nm
In the first day at Brooklyn INC
hrcokiyn management has nothing to 90 win wna'
hanuened At sheepshcad. That was what the Baage
t~ans eounted on But unless Badge runs Win
Reasonable consistency and selfrespect during the
sSrookiyn meeting, somebody may soon be missing
from the turf. and that somebody's room would DC
vastly better than his company ,
f,ns thins is lacking at Drookvn. There should
Ia plsco betting IN the French pools. Mr. Dwyer vas
In In such position that he felt compelled IN 'ho
antercsts OF the stockholders TO accept the ocf OF
the Turf Alliance Of $4,000 per day for the oetnns
prvfleces The bargain is good one for the s'och
holders as things now stand But when Jockey
clubs get together and act in harmony concerning
betting ana bookmaking, they must do In order
10 save themselves, 1t is likely that the ar
r,neement will be that any humoer
of bookmakers may ply their Maao
who can give guarantees Of their financial
Next year shall probably see on each ono oi 'ne
municipal tracks outside of NewJersey where the law
s construed by the learned Judges OF that state pre-
vents French pools but permits bookmakns more
than one hundred bookmakers paying $50 per aay or
each stand, ample facilities for French pools ooh
straight and place, and all the auction pool seis
That NAV be demanded. In that way only can the
fogr ondfm
Then all the various systems viii stand or fan on thef
merits. They win compete With each other Tor the
p,blc preference and betters can choose the system
which they Ike Surely no one can criticise or con
dcmn that sort Of open competition SO long as peths
on the turf is permitted at all To have more 'hah
ps h,ndcd bookmakcrs' stands will tend TO prevent
sobs cloues and combinations OF every sort, While
The emulation between the booamaEer for the iaVor
of the public will tend to secure decent odds. Mose
Of the bookmakers now give toeraole odds 10 VIII ou
their place betting when free from the compe'l.on
Of French pools is simply contemplate, unless 'hey
have such hold on some jockey or trainer or owner
that they feel safe in giving false price for place
against horse
Kingston was tremendous favoritc over the field
for the first race and won so easily that there was no
contest
The mud suited King Idle and he ran away nom
Frank Wand and wahoo, who well bacEed in
the second The eccentric Dr. Street sent Niagara
to the post covered with pipe-clay almost from inc
conclusion of his tail to the topmot height OF his ears
Niagara scattered ppeclay all over the track ana ne
also scattered the hopes Of his hackers. Although
mclaughlin was riding him. Niagara had as big fall
a. the cataract short distance from Buffalo, and
eoud not run first, second third. Nor couid FRANK
Ward. In fact the heavy, sticky, holding track Cie
concerted many horses and upset some seemingly good
shIngs.
Yet fhe favorite LEILA May, won the Seabceze
Stakes with selling allowance for hree-yearolds
easily enough Balston second ard Ocean third ocean
was ridden In O wildly fantastic way by ossler, ana
swerved al over the homostrech My own lead ior
more than halt mile. but as she was overiahen
she felt back TO last place Wyndham Walden ought
to send this peculiar FLY on an expedition TO discover
the South Pole. She will only run In front, and il
anything catches her she is 10 come In last
Captain Brown and MS trainer thought Brahmin
almost certainty for the Neptune stafeS for two
year-olds with selling allowances. Eut Radiant, we'll
ridden by @spiders Anderson beat him easily.
The painful exhibition Of the day was made by little
winchell on Belle dor in the fifth race Belle dor
at Monmouth Park q heavy track, beat leila H. by
many lengths and ran second to Los Angeles at mile
and quarter. She ought at least TO have run second
yesterday and would have done II without doubt but
for the weywarness OF Winehen. II is enough to
bring to the eyes of little japanese bronze Idol
IN some temple Fuslyama TO see how Mr. Bowie's
stable IS mudded ard botched and bungled by bis
trainer. Mclaughlin was not engaged for this race
ride Bcl!o dor With either in the saddle Belle dor
would have given Bella B a hard race and could not
have los; the place. But Mr. Bowie's trainer had
given Winchc reason 10 expect the mount and he did
not wish TO hurt the little boys feelings Many
races have been lost in this year and In other years
through the reluctance u feeble minded and soft
hearted trainers to hurt the feelings of ssnsi-
1--we little boy. If Matt, Tcakes had handed VIM
chel misunderstanding bill he would have plastered
over any wound in the emotional Winchclls dimnutivc
soul II be had done that and engaged Mclaughlin 10
ride, he would have made clean profit the invest
ment as second money I'm the race worth 800.
But he preferred to respect the tender sentiments OF
lttle wincher- and 10 put fifteen pounds or moro Of
lead in the saddle. So Bella D. In canter, with
Pcewecp second and Belle dor third Some Of the
bookmakcrs showed great confidence In Winclells
abity blundcr and to lose the place, and with only
three starters offered 800 to 81 900 against Belle
doris running first or second. They justified
In their confidence IN WDthelrs ineompetency
III luck pursues the Dryer Stable with the tenacty
and demoniac persistence of yellOw-fevcr epidemic
IN Florida They backed their colt Fordhsm 10 via
the Heavyweight Handicap, but he could not get a
place. although Murpn, rode him ably Bradford was
also heavily backed. but broke down In the His
paid 5000 for fAis colt e% DAYS sso and ts we:
the second race they had lost with him since their pur
this stable should break his neck and every con.
nccted with 10 should go 10 the IDorhouse within
week tho verdict OF the great mass OF racegoeis would
be simply, &c serve them light"
Garrison was confident of winning with Mrabeau
and although the colt got on next to last, he came
through his field and won with DR. street ought
10 pipeclay Umpirr's temper as well 80 his legs Nc
Laughlin can do as much With su eyil and vicious
beast as any man, but Umpire almost put him his
head dozen times, and did throw him Of orcc. M
harm was done, and The champion jcctcy Of America
0ulchly rcmounied Umpire has developed a temper
which makes him worthy rival Of Little Mnch and
almost the equal Of the renowned but now lamented
Highland Fling
FIRST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s25 EACH. goo
ADDED ONE MILE
Dryer Brothers Dr. c. Kingston. by spenathriff,
e cspSebisep's Dr. q. king Crab g. Io5 Gisuiitcn)
II n Noinss lr. 9. Oarsinan S 10 (McI2ugminl
Viyell Brothers b. Cousin Jeeins g. los lANeIy) U
TiIre-l 81 IA.
Post odds: 10 win-KinRsson ] to g. King Crab to
4 Osrsman 10 1. Cousin Jeoms 20 % i. Place
Kingston King Crab To Q.
no0is-K inR ston 300 field so.