New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12
RACELAND HIMSELF AGAIN,
HE BEATS A GOOD FIELD AT JEROME PARK.
WITH M'LAuGT1IN IN THE SADDLE HE HAS AN
EASY VICTORY.


The American Jockey Club yesterday had ono OF
the nvelest and most spirited days Of its autumn
meeting The attendance was large, the betting
heavy and the interest well sustained The TWO
handlcaps resulted In interesting contests ana re-
deemed the handcapping at this course IRON some
of the reproach which has recently fallen upon II
because OF tho one-sdcd affairs which have taken
place In which the winner was SO
strong favorie that the betting amounted
10 little or nothing. Mr.. Belmont HIM
self mad one of his visits to the fordham
track to see his s17,5 500 horse run Raceiann was
ridden by tho one and only Mclaughlin, WIZ rouo
him far better than he has been ridden IN any pre-
vous this year. II MI. Beimohts '"''''i ,'u
ALWAYS secured Mclaughlin TO ride this horse Then
# was possible to obtain his services MIR. Bel
mont,s proGt account might have been swcied by
more than one race which Raccland has lost by pad
riding Mclaughlin knows how to handle ms some
what peculiar, cross grained but wonderfully s"nt
three-v car.od. lie INDUCED In none OF the luiotc
nonsense Of pulling the horse back behind MS hcld
and trying 10 carry of tie victory Win rush III
lbe last hundred yards. The way TO ride Raceiand,
ne Tho Tribune racing column has Insisted again ana
AGAIN. is TO 60 10 tho front with him before 'he
last ouartermile IS fully entered upon ana then
come home alone with hin. That's tho way NC
Lauehlln rode him. That's the way he won inc
Great Eastern Handicap last year, and mats INC
way 10 win every time. 1t IS the strangeSt thhg
ON hc the turf that trainers and jockeys mako so stu
pendous bunders in perfectly obvious matters as
in the proper way Of riding horse Ike hacelan"'
Never since be foaled was Raceland horso
70 win a race I'm the final hundred yards. IL was
delightful TO every true lover OF the sport 10 SEQ
tbe manner in which Mclaughlin handled him. anu
Mel aurblin added one more TO the countless proofs
Of his unqucsonablc superiority to evoiy o,I'er
Jockey I'm America and probably to any other !ocAcy
now riding in the world +. A. Hssgin ana MS
trainer fancied Yum Yum's chances greatly III 'nIS
race and their preferences found host OF support
ers so heavily was Yum Yum backed, both straight
and place, thar at the close of the betting she
pressed Raceland closely for the first choice Bu AZ
the weights and the distance she was out classeu ana
oufrun and never had any chance with kacciau anu
Badge. Her Iilyship showed tho way lot aoou'
three Quarters OF mile, with Inver"lcK Close up
but when Raceland took the lead his only compet
flor was Badge. whom he beat IN the hollowest
manner possible.
Radiant proved unable in tho first race to concede
seventeen pounds TO J. \. T., who won easily, win
Radiant in second place Mr.. Hagen ana Mlchaei
Dwycr thought that Marsac had great chance ana
backed him well, but lie proved an utter iaiufo ana
came I'm a bad third.
Almost every one supposed that the second race
was between Frank Ward and Niagara, and these
two carried the great bulk Of the money. But
Glenmound showed unexpected speed and form, ana
won easily, with Frank Ward second, While Niagara
disappointed not only his owner, DR.. Street, but
great many Others BY running son S1a Dace ana never
Favor, with Mclaughlin In the saddle, was lo9heu
upon by Michael Dwyer and by many oi 'lo , ofs'
judges OF racing al tho course rs a!osr V' t,,rns
iy, but Favor never seems TO Hko INC mhng .ne
al Jerome PsT ard Is a@q d m gw favorable lie
well for nearly nile ana I hci,ne Won Tie
race' Win Pocatelo In second place. This was a
great boon TO the bookmakcrs, who won heavily on
inc v facS the ony bSse baclcd 70 win large amounts
we're Bradford and Brat Aeafiy EVE R.u" az we'll
backed these two horses Bradford won somewhat
easily, With Brait In second place both we'll IN adj
The selling race was won by Satisfaction, simply
through Hsyward's Overconidcnce on StOchlon. nay
tering for the first three quarters OF mile srocS
came on tho outside With cae6 dn % loo
late. He ought to have won without me sns ai
acny As ST. yccon5 5 s,t the o loRs de'' III NAMING
Els The e criticisms upon the course Of the Haggn stable
in declaring to win with Fresno on Wednesday have
tho matter to Justify SO extremely bitter attacks as
formed him thai salvador owing to hucs-shins was
probably inferior 10 Fresno ON q cay ' A. ll3GSh
was acting clearly within the limits q his own rights
and in accordance with honorable dealing when he de-
clared TO win with Fresno ana Da9hgH 'hat COZ
than Salvador lie gave the public the benefit OF
that opinion by declaring 10 win with Fresno. ana he
savator The only ground for criticism IN any way
that the declaration 10 win VITA Fte'no was not
MAIDS as early as II should have been. II II haa oeen
made as The betting opened on The rare 70
one could reasonably have criticised Mr. IaggMs
unpopular thing chorus Of complaint and denunca,
ton Immediately follows, while If Some 9r9.csslotha
thief attempts TO PICK tho pockets ~ inc pubic a. ns
been done in more than ore case on the racccoulse
this year, the cxposiulations the protests ara me
censure are mild I'm comparison. tremendous fuss
was made over The salvator-Frcsno affair, bit many
Of the papers had ttle TO say In conformation Oh INC
plaines case OF thicvcy that has been seen on any
respectable course this year, except. perhaps, the
Baage 9nar men James X htsnS n1E I'm ~
In the Nifhcrs Stakes orieicd spcndthrn 70 DC ppcd
so that stable companion, Dan Spaiiog, might win;
he pursued course when eaiheu MN we eVl,enp. VI
every honorable tufimaI ana maj oohlcm hes hegcr
left him. Mr.. Hagcn's action concerning Salvador
clamor against him Just now IS frantic excessive and
unreasonable. II VIII soon pas. away but sugh
never be forgotten The orc way to guard against
any Objectionable proceedings when two horses arc
all betting on raceconrses shall be on stables and rot
or single entries This column hes often advocated
that Jockey clubs should make, such rule, it would
soon be IN force. 4 rlc OF that sort would project
II appears on further inquiry that the change in the
Chicago stable doc 10 the dissatisfaction %
'qssG sS T NAT 81: a arEns G ss bo GaO Sa
Mr. Camp5cli's interest and viii run the stabls alone
The many excellent horses which he It Is likely
5 o ne o % cf GT 2 fg Re Win Nh Ha9 has
who was responsible for the training OF the horses
any Trainer Tao sent Terra Gotta to tho post IN such
the doors Of every decent stable in America closed
against him.
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
FIRST RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. TWO.
YEAROLDS $50 EACH. $1,000 ADDED 1lm
YARDS. TITAN COURSE.
s. S. Browns b. c. j. 4. D.. BY GleneleM. A. B. los
(1ayOD 7
D. ,Gideon's b. c. RADIANT 122 Donohuej
J. j.. Haggin's ch c. Marsac, % (AndcrsOH)
L. W. Wa.den's ch 9. Howe. 1o2 Oancshinc)
Tme-1 :23 -.
Post odds: To wn-3larsac : g. Radiant to ].
J: 4. B. 3 to l. Howe 10 to /. Place.. A. b. to TO-
Radiant ]
Muuals paid so So
This J. A. BIS from end 20 end. Taylor
kept him travelling at lively pace al tie way, and
Radiant could within striking distance. Donohue
like simple child going all to pieces and permitting
his mount TO do the lie tried the windmill act