New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

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the homcs,rctch and bumped again ana aSaih On ,oo
| way down the finish line. Most "i mem Wslo
staggering and swcXng rom ds,lSSs pVtauSo ,
little fools the saddles had been driving thc so IN
sancly and violently uphhl IN inc cary pa''
of the Fu,uriiy course The judges 'hcnssNes Ca cA
pectcd complaint ~ foul against fic lhcN sdlu ~
after the race but for some strange reason no S So,
stone II was good stake. worth about S3.sss TO
the winner, about Sl.125 10 the second horse and
the press reporters thought that Long Dance boa Mad
stone al the finish and got the mira place as Madsohc
had been so bumped and i0stlcd AID knocked about
all the course by Eric and Once Again that he
was unable TO finish with any speed But the judges
he'd been made against Eric and Once Again, and sus
tanned, as they ought TO have been Maidstone
so heavily backed that his failure to pas ihc line rst
second one of The best things for ia" book
makers which they have had this year Possibly
somebody prevailed on the Jockey. trainer, or owner
Of Maidstone, or all three not 10 make any complaint
Of foul II certainly peculiar that when fouling
obvious and so certainly prevented the victory
of the favorie that no question was raised The
judges acted strictly according TO the letter OF the
racing rules. clearly their right. and took no
plant had been put IN. they would have made a
thorough Investigation, and the probabilities are that
regret of course 10 set back Eric and possibly once
Again also.
RUNNING HORSE TOTALLY UNFIT TO RACE. .
The second race furnished example Of the per
fomaDces which bring serious dlscrcdit the turf
and tend 10 drive from IT gentlemen who have any
for their regulations and the respect Of hcir
felowmen. The turf has lost Pierre Lorlard, and IS
about to losc Pierre Lorard, jr. 1t has lost many
prominent citizens in the last ten fifteen years who
formerly took an intense Interest I'm 1t. II Will lose
far more If the jockey clubs do not take some steps
TO stop such performances that Of the starting Of
Badge when the horse in 10 condition TO
run and could not show trace of his usual speed
His owners. McClclland d Roche, knew perfectly well
his cOndit on, and those intimate with them
and in their confidence wcfc quietly informed that
Badge not IL 10 and advised not TO
put a dollar him. They knew perfectly well
however that the public would 90 Wild on him and
make him great favoric, on ac
count OF hi, excellent form In nearly
all of his this year. 1t is allowable for owners
and trainers to take risks and not to ho.d back
their horses without running them until they have
reached ideal state of fitness. But 1t is scandal
started ridcuOusly unfit a. Badge was yesterday
lie never could get up the ghost OF eallop. and was
beaten far Off, although ridden well enough 10y Amber
son LecN won clcvcy under the whip and spur
10y length. with Nosbnrg second. al before
NOllic McCarhy's Last. Badge far behind the leaders
badge the fayOriic al ODDS Oh in every form OF
betting and the losses Of the general public, who
backed him with great freedom and confidence, as
they Thought they conld trust the owners TO do The
fair and honest thing. wcr, extremely heavy. The
4 running of racchoseS by Lookmakcrs In the active
practise of heir trade was wholly Inconsistent with
clubs do not reach that conclusion soon. they VIII
simply lie putting the knife 10 the throat of Their own
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long while our racecoul~cS ar overrln with book
makers horses and our lnckcCs owe their first ale
face Of II.
CHANCES HERE AND THERE.
Garrison again distinguished himself in riding
Rupert IN the last race. No one else can do any
thing with this giraffe beast The eccentric Ernest.
who was beaten far on the other day at mile and
five eighhs on the grass. good second. The
sooner turf IcfoYmatory IS started for the benefit
Of such horses Ernest aud for the benefit Of GER
tain jockeys 10 Instruct them in the WAYS of pro
niety and 10 ht them for their work in the worli
From lie beautiful track at shccpshcad BAY race
eoor, viii now turn 10 Brooldyn. where on Tuesday
the regular Autumn meeting VIII oIrm The nWAfr
ton. Sir Dixon and Tho others VIII emerge TO public
view AT the Brooklyn track. where the stakes are
certain TO afford many brilliant contests
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-PURsE $1,000. SELLING SEVEN
FURLoNCs.
j. 4 Hone's b. E. Latte, by Longfcllowsuo
Laniasncy Brothers ch. H. Little Minnie. ;, Io1
(WiIliam-l
H Ns b Dr. MSsSsu ssea 9s Of n 8se9
Chicago stables ch f. LEILA May. 8, 1o2 (Co,netom
o H. st%6Sa-s B. e. Raymond T. 1Ol wiaehci6
+ Eryugers en- h. Amaesm ). lo4 CnyloD o
X W. Walden b. Satisfaction, 3. lo2 G!ineshinc)
M wism;' e in 2 Ss G - % A"aS
G. Eor5es's b. c; St. Valentine, 4, 100 nougla,l
" walEeT I. COS en- T. petulance. 3 50 Cliicn,
Manhattan Stables ch. Tounaline, g. 81 (Gflnin)
Iime-1 :27 40
Post odds: To w!n-Ocean TO /. Amaleam to !,
Little Minnie Satisfaction 10 T. Iantte < 10 l.
I-cla May 10 to l. Iimaava 10 TO /. hammond II 10
Lucy II 10 70 l. other - to 20 TO l. Place-Lahue 3
Auction poo~-rielI $50, Ocean 500 Hinalsys $50
Amalcam $50
Little Minnie place sl7 %
This decided by the start Mr.. Caldwell SOM
the fed away In excellent order, but it happened s
LATTE in front when the Gag fo and Filke ken
IN "a. nd Lain a,Vfup nv tuvof
length between second and third No bid for the winner
SECOND RACE-HAND1CAP SWEEPSTAKES So
EACH. $1,000 ADDED l 316 MILES.
D. A. Ionies b. g Lelez by Lelaps-War Reel.
olSn Boric'. e. o vo.ioirc 1o2 NNinrhe1
Z. j. naidvias b. IL. Moiie Nctaiif5s Las = ica
4efelNa@ alr..o T2.1r b. ,sn 1 Ios 'A@Ia
& " s. Jehns b. 9 ' Gaiu. i Dan T. 80 &o%Gsi3
F. Gebhard' b. g volgn'ecr 4 100 Ccoyinstom o
Pos, odds: To win-Ba Ice 10 TO- Lcex . to /. Con
R Eacdsi % 81 t. vd I2. d y TO p yo5g r - 20
J. Ke1sr Khan 90 TO !. Gaius Dan 20 to /. Place
'' AUCTION poo - Baiso 4iod fed 900.
Mulgals-Le2 straight paid 80 o. place $40 A. vos
Gallus Dan ma1e the running for mile and retired.
Lelex. who he'd been waiting n zoe ruc,. moved
the turn, and first i', ihe homcscch sraieh'cn-
ing out for the fnal struggle he came ana easily
bv length Badge WIS beaten quarter mile from
home. Anderson worked or hlr in vain. lie showed
not fash Of his wellkuown - T. Vosburg got up at
the end and beat Molies head for second place
THIRD RACE-CAMPAICN STAKES. TWO YEAR
OLDS $50 EACH 100 ADDED SIN FUR
LONGS. FtTCMTY COURSE.
P. Lorillard ii.'' b. g. E'ic by Duke Of Magenta
Melbourne s;a6le's b C. once Again. lie Mg'phyj }
X Pryor { Co.'S tr Maidstone. 1ij a. Lewis 3
G. 81 rye b C. Long Dance. H. ,iaancsi
August Bcimonrs D. C. Forest King. l0o (Andri-OnJ q
D. p Wnhefst b. c; slueelI il5 cTayoD
G.. Han 81. g. Phlandrr, los tLirle1rD
ID. T. rulstfcrs b. g. Tommy. los fGooIaieJ q
Castle Stables Madec nlv. IO5 Williams
Time 10 j-5.
Post odd To win -Ni9i.one 70 . Long Dance
suggard 10 70 J. Forest King - 10 Tenny - 10 /
Maire civ - 70 / IIace-Fric 2 ono. '0ain 2. J.
Auction po0ls-Madstone eG0. Tennv 80 Suggafi $40
Once Again +20, Long Dance 800, hell 20
Muiuals- straight paid s1i 10 place s3i -