New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-23

night he felt poignant stings OF regret as IN ms
pride, AarIcoma, beaten BY Che start =, HI.
Mr. Wlthers was present and took the dcica, vi NE
crack MY with bis usual calm easy ,S and e d eo,
au s sa aS win s ae n hsd had
sine her ran h. % S ,sa he BY cy Se ds
expect horse Of his to win. Yet AurIcoms, after
bad start, and after bad riding, was beaten by on H.
s MS S nat : "a he Sd %H
successful charming trait In Mr. "'ns nor ,aa,
Ts :sSs hsS fssi me by ''i
sSr s horse. post are defeated h' he part
as Tranquil Serene creme genial and bensGani after
verses after triumphs an ola maxim ann 'T Hs
with with a peculiar and wronghcaded preference;
the great mass the public is always better pleased
.nts1 Wiling hs %s''' pe.oph eS
should take ali the poverty TO Themselves and leave
the riches to the public .s and ,sw middle
headed faiwiiied and feeble minded writer's about
f IS as Th %ed and msase as ho stock Of
ideas IS scanty and shallow. object to criticisms Of
Are lGs and
some of them arc vile blachelards. and some OF thcm
thckest sknilcd most imbccilc and short sighted of
human beings against even tho latest ana loves,
Castle Garden into this country from the dump heaps
OF Europe Some of our jockeys can write and spell,
through 'r primary primer but many Of them have not
the Intelligence ard ability necessary to sue
cessiul service as an office boy at r,s rs per
$40 for each losing and $25 for each winning
commend income far larger than that Of the
average lawyer, doctor or clergyman whose mental
size Of the biggest fixed star may compare with the
minutss microscopic atom Yet some SHY o geese e
truth Plainly and Srny about hSss
nn
to their deserts Veil let every owner every trainer
Criticism Of uniformed and lop sided nincompoops who
are swindling owners and the public out of $40 for
each race when their ssGe sc would hose DC &
cordant and contemptible cry Of protest Some people
great mass Of tbs public which supports the turf
Every racecourse, every stable, every bo3kmahcr,,
s sses them ali II going from the public And yet
common phrase of contempt on the racetrack Is that
Of ei0 S WortSIess GA Gamblers who must protect
themselves, and who deserve no protection at the
Rs ns %eG p 'ss a S @ %
cne ny the pHSs n's after years mag
v, ws fraud S%ss and Rous
How long will the running turf last II the public are are
and strongly to protect the public. and the authorities
Of the Brooklyn track are entitled to much praise
vigorous support and strong sympathy for this position
FIRST RACE-swEEPSTAKES ALL AGES. s25
EACH. $1,000 ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS
s. 5 '' BSoSns D. h. Blue Wing, by BnlctMmdane;
prca ys Stables b. G. Bclvdee, a. is (GaTrlso
Dwyer Brothers b. {. Bessie June. 10 T2yIor 3
tcrn mSHas Dr. Li king s cTs5 1o5 wan
Bessie June VIM 70 Lses 10 to j. kns Grab
A 70 WIZ $50 go Bessie
Muuas paid 80 %.
King Crab made the running TO the long turn, where
Bessie June headed him. Tho nIIy led into the home
stretch, followed by King Crab, Lelcx, Bevidcrc and
Blue Wing in the order named As they squared away
for tho final struggle. Blue Wing through with
Supplying speed and had the in the twlnklng
OF eye Garrison continued wait with Belvderc
and stunned he by the sudden departure Of Blue
Wing, that there energy in hand knee His
finish painfully weak Bevderc just squeezing into
second place head before Bessie June Blue Wing
by two lengths.
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. s25
EACH, $1,000 ADDED. ZIG MILES
A. Belmonpss CHI Prince Royal, by KingIsheT;
: p H stlsess CHI en- p Sass e wHfSfP
G. h'T Perry & do e' ss 0i e o Sn %
SS B. Oh M ahS" &staa y. Ls:Est5
Pms, oa,.. 70 vi ms s,a: 81 L., o,.n s,.n,,
sz%o%a oiss last !? 20 to iS risccruee
;. Auction pooIs-Prncc Royal $40, Niagara SIS Little
Mutuals paid ell
Niagara first of q fair start but Murphy took
a pull on him and Daruna make the pace.
She remained in front for mile In the last sixteenth
the favortc headed her and and though she struggled
eamey he wore her down and won. ridden out to the
last ounce by short neck Daruna short head
Niagara. Bessie June and Lelex started in the frs
race, being Withdrawn from this.
THIRD RAcE-LArREL STAKES TwoYEAH.oLDs.
al
SIX FuRLONGS.
August n'm0"'S b. She by 1fl Io9
p p p,x wscr :: sh AuS,cS%a 1o5 T@yleH
t.SS, SIS b. c NSa' Queen lO fO as
Susa1Dos Mo slss,e, en- TpHa log sos 9sse
Melbourne Stables one; xesn' los wiiiis%'}
Post odds IT, win Hurlcoms to 10 Maidstone to 1.
sss p.a Jay 70 6es 80 to Ss
80 to L. Cslicnte 80 to l. place-she to /, AurcOma
Auction locls- Awlcoma $50 field $50
Mutuals paid s72 o.
Sorrento. Gypsy Queen and She fractions causing
considerable delay by refusing Join their horses
renfo was stsLdnp sal; in tbs OF the field when the
flag fell OF The worst starts Il the meeting She
In her stride open length in front OF sonoma, who
before Tlpstag huricoms and Maidstone
In the ruck She made tho OF her advantages
and caught. Tayor held her cheap old
clothes and rode Aurcoma If he expected her
back to him. but Littlefeli kept her moving. and
struggled home head before Auricoma who with
the speed OF the wnG when Taylor found that She
really dangerous. Maidstone made up ground but |
there never was the slightest chance catching the
flying leader length between second and third.
FOURTH RACE-SCEPTRE STAKES. THREEYEAR |
oLDs. 400 EACH 80 500 ADDED. S16 MILES
Dwyer Brothers b. f. Bella b.. by Enquirer oossa
Chicago Stables CHI e. santaene 1l5 (NcIMuehinj . |
f. j. Badwins cb. T. Los Angeles l15 Murphy 3 /
Melbourne Stables Gaiiiiet. 15 (Ilamllton)
ID. A. Honigs DR.. T. Leo H.. rs , (TaTaD |
Preakness Stables CHI c. Montagu, 11S GARRISON
TimS-2 :04 Id
Post odds To win-Ios Angeles to 10. Moniagu /
to l. Ssntaene 8 to L. Bella Is. & TO T. Leo H. % to T.
Galifet 30 to T. PleceBela B. TO J. Sanalcne TO @
Auction pools-LOs Angeles $50. Montagu $40. Bella
B. S12 field f1l
Mutuals paid $50 95.
Leo H. opening u Of two lengths, made the running
milo and fred las ho hndh enn