New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-19
JOCKEYS ON STRIKE.
REFUSING TO PAY FINES IMPOSED BY THE
STARTER
BUT JOHN CAMPBELL PAYS THEM AND THE BOYS

BUT JOHN CAMPBELL PAYS THEM AND THE BOYS
RIDE ROUGH sHoD OVER MR.. CALDWELL
This being the day of the Linden Park races
Babn will honor the occasion and delight the guests
of the association by serving in the clubhouse
of his famous clam soup. lie laid in a fresh stock
Of Little Necks yesterday and spent the night pre-
pairing them for the pot. The first bell will ring at
high noon and all who are not at the post by 1876
p. liable TO be ruled out.
A numerous attendance saw six interesting races
yesterday. full details Of which arc given below.
Pssontes Jared badly. only two first choices getting
home in 'front.' The feature Of the day that attracted
tho most attention incipint rebellion among tho
Jockeys. Mr. Caldwell recently has been obliged 70
fine and suspend many Of the most unruy
boys. On Monday nine of the youngsters-
A. CowtnGtOn, Dashaway, Jones, Tribe, Lamoieg'
Goodale Leheld, II. Anderson, stevenson and Co''co
were fined $50 each for dsobedience at tho post
and yesterday, having refused to pay the hnes tney
could not of course, be expected TO ride The situa
ton assumed the aspect Of strike, and owners VINO
had engaged the boys for the day were seriously
embarrassed. John Campbell adjusted the ma'ter
by paying all the fines (S45o). and the races went on
II but natural that under these circumstances
the boys should feel that they had gained Victory,
and they forthwith became arrogant, unruly ana
offensive persons in the eyes OF the omcisA sUddVe
In the fourth race the little rscals simply rode rough
post for nearly half an hour. For me nrst uhe
in his life he was at their mercy. No threat OF fines
or suspensions awed them IN tho remotcst degree All
discipline had vanished.
Mr.. Caldwell is entitled to the sympathy OF the
rsoegodng public II the authority Of the starter is
to be defcd in this way, why what is the of
having stsrterl Let the jockeys set of as best
they can without one. Mr.. Caldwels bark Is worse
than his bite He says more than he really means
whsn he pnbucAles his picturesque vocabulary and
au At the heads Of crowd Of bad boys At
but II must not be forgotten that his position is
very trying one. Discipline must be maintained. If
SHes Of disobeasnt jockeys. let Mr.. Caldwell make
he or for esass
Jockeys have no business IN the saddle anywaE.
spanked a week and put to bed.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
y12sr aACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $40 EACH.
$500 ADDED. SIX FURLONGS.
s. betting 81.
A sseysss sS e. Shs ss. fSS BY St
W. C. Days Dr. c. oynosurs, 4, loo
p Hsnig's ch C. Hub 50 g. igI3 al "a
" ~ fime-i Isia.
Tipstan Clarendon, Lakevier and Prince Howard
Withdrawn. Louise led to the stretch four lengths in
front Of Cynosure S. raced head and head,
while Chesapeake sulkcd and dropped far behind. On
the Chesapeake began to move up and 1t was then
plain that, barring accident, he would VIM MAJOR
Covtngt rode with hand, hourshing his whip with
the other and the seding in the stretch and
elevery by half length Cynosure second length
and half before Hub S.
SECOND E-SwEEPsTAKEs. $40 EACH. $500
ADDED. SEVEN FURLONGS.
81 Betting Fl.
sSs;sss nj sf5s' Pi3y b sya5j .a
W. C. Days br. h. BalstOn, s. ;, llO On g.,
Bcvsrwyck Stables CHI. +. Can can 5 10
j. MepSnslds b. +. Young GRACE c. 3 q
J. ' f. M sca2 Dr. t. Ella H. = .
GEAR 90 rimcI :4s. fp"n'o -'-i Il
Young of in front but Immediately departed
Ballston going out to make the running with
Lila T. in close attendance At the half Major Daily took
the work and remaining in front 10 the end won by
netk; second. neck before Bsllston.
THIRD RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $40
EACH, $1,000 ADDED. ONE MILE.
g. Betting f.
John Nh s hs E'i T. h.ass GtsSfs) s IL
w. ' n,,r. "a, s,s oass.ots II So
Sire Bros eb. m. Belle d'or, g. Ioe Gear.
wv Time-i aes.
f,emuth, Clarendon Raymond c., Now.or-Never, Tip
s.ad and vanGal Withdrawn. Chesapeake aud Glen
mound went to the mont the flag fell, and raced for
lead and rail- Chesapeake finally secured both, but
the effort ruined OF winning. Nevada headed
stretch and coming away. with the great
est possible length Badge, hard ridden. second
a length and half before Chesapeake. Belle dor
beaten OIL.
FOURTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MAIDEN TWO
YEAIloI4DS. $40 EACH, $500 ADDED. 5h FUR
LONGS.
s. betting f.
GGs%ss' L Sn GlfPo's' p
Harrison Stables CHI. +. Repent, M5..,::;
f manSvss s sssSss ss ss:aR; T 1871 81
w. G. Days Dr. c. RumpuS' III dsm6ley; 12-1 81
L. Stuart Co.'s b. c. Picket, iisS,iI;
W. B. McCormick's br. +. Latina, Jos
5'g s ses s . Ean PIE n 81 81 81
D. A. h'nis' DIX l. Irene H. l r. HIip SOL ,o-l
The Jockeys behaved outrsgeously and entirely
beyond the control Reaksway after breabaway
occurred being delayed twenty minutes. Wien
toe flag Scraps In front but Glsnbar quickly
passed him and remaining in front ell the way easily
by lengths Repent second hah length before Die
tum The favorte exhausted by the long skirtnsh
ing at the post that he could not at all
FIFTH RACE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES. SO EACH,
$500 ADDED. FIVE FURLONGS
81 Betting f. |
w. C. DAILY. b. T. Lemon Blossom. by Luke
BiacESarn-vanilla, yrs, lO2 n cleo,
Written Brothers b. m. Ruth. 8 loi ~
m.nove, Stable. Ain. ally a. fs5'ns'on, 10, ~
~ C.. Hill Isl 81
y H. q. Tribe) o 81 %
"'''i"'N (stevensonl 10-1 Al
w. H. Hanson's b. g. Facial b. I; ao$ 90
d. a. nonie's b. N. Hiids, 5, 100. ;;;;;.o 90
S. NJ sexton's CHI. C. Joe Courtney, = let -
A. l.. stones br c. Famstone, 3, 9s Gear. o
u. r. Bakers CHI q. Daniel B., aged 80
''' ~ ~ 49, III Anderson 0 30-1 10-l
sennett Warns oh. f. Hot Scotch ~ % N :,
Tlme-1 04s.
Lemon Blossom got OF far In frons made the whole OF
the running and won easily by threequarters OF length
Ruth second six lengths before the Alma my. NO BID
After J. Carroll the boohm"ker CANNED Rut
who was entered TO be sold for $1,000
SIXTH RACE-WFITER HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES.
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