New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.
A PROMISE OF INTERESTING SPORT AT
GRAVESEND.


GENERAL TURF NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Now for Ciravcscnd. II hope should forget Just
to spring eternal in the human breast. there
would be end Of racing. Every must have
noticed the eagcrrcss with which the people who
make up community Of hackers turn from on" track
to another. On the first day ut sheepShtd there
seemed to be supcrlbnndance OF Joy unconnned
The crowd WIS glad that alive. glad that after
the long straight lanes OF bad luck At Monmouth II
had come to Il new pasture where II m-ht roam and
rumnatc at Will. browsing on the succulcnt good
things that had been in soak or bottled up for the
COney Island meeting. But the crop Of cool things
out and the aftermath made the crowd very.
very sick. SO when saturday came. and with IL INC
winding up Shccphcad for the season Of $780, there
was great rejoicing. 1t Is rejection on the Coney
Island Jockey Club to say this No matter how pop
uar track may be, raccg crs are always glad 10
forsae il for other simply because racccoers nope
to better themselves. They Will be just as glad 70
shake the stiNs" and dead uns" Of Gravcscnd ont
OF their clothes and HE away TO Morris Park The
hopes of a betting man like fig trecs-the more
you prunc them the stouter they OF late they
must have become exceedingly stout.
But no matter whether the public get even" at
Gravcscnd or not. there Is going TO be somH highly
interesting racing at the Dwyers' track as II is COM
monty called among turfmcn. secretary Mclht!ro
never fails bring together the best horses IN traihS
and his method Of handlcaprng Is such that the betting
IFS Invariably good lie has given lis greater NUMBER
Of close and exciting finishes than any other handi
capper in America. You never catch him driving ont
a good horse by pillng big weight. As a rule. all
his top weights go To the post. lie believes That the
cheap catof the turf belong in selling races ana does
give them much of a chance in important hahai-
caps While the writer does not approve low scale
Of weights he is heartily In accord with Mr. Mcintyre
I'm his evident determination to conhnc his big hahdl-
caps to horses that have at least some prcenSions 10
class The public like, the best horse win. NO
true urfnan rejoice I'm the victory OF selling platter
the champion Of the year at difference OF 'hr'y
or forty pound, In the weights. That may he h'ndi-
camping but /: is not sport. Yet do not care I"
see the win too easily As for instance j.
possible tina; Kingston may do to morrow If The track
ho I'm good condition. Kingdom in the Oriental iladi
cap al lo1 pounds loo's liAc good On'incN> How ID
the world h. escaped $50 would be- mystery II inc
Handicapped had been any other person tlan MI M'I'
tyre Ey his method Kingston could not haver'cl''u
An ounce nor, than he has gwen him. Tie "iirh'ai
liaid!cap Of produced the frc>t finish of tht
, season Kingston by a short Head. win -
nu,t M tl same As he carrie, tins and bclhNd
him wcr, Los Angeles, Eadc" and Exile. short heads
apart Haccland. carving l2- pounds. ana warm
fsvoY!t. in the betting. was badly "ti"A. !" MORO"
h.. icht I, l3o which seems cAr"~'Iv'' c"h'''r's
the form ~lown III, races AZ ~h""p>l"ai I""hH i
rather har.hl, treated "t TO- pounds and Is NOV nN'
10 start Tea Tray T. well IL ~ 10 ana II Hc""'''
is right ia is hut a feather {" her.
u T.. p,s,ibIc that the noted Western colt Eacre
may be- ,cnt for the Oriental rs "e's"' - ''
pu.,nd, and hc Is SAID H. it, Eastern iurfn'n arr
,n.,ous tn take t., measure Of tn fellow. bc'i'N
having brilliant rccnrr AID h.f r'iia'l"l t'"ro
!, IL little s,o:y about Inn that ht"r' - iH'"N' d"
runs thus: In the preliminary >hlFih'>"i"s "' Z"
match l.twc.l Salvador a.i T"nny AT IN" June in'"
Ing 81 The Nl-y l>.aiid Jockey CAB th'r" "aN CON
siderable d.cu, ION 10 The n"".it &" u" ''a"'''
Mr. IIa,,1n prcl.. re-, $9UO'D siar. and. "h'h '"e
o,l.r SIDE proposed sJOoo h. sad " II t''y aFr
afraid 10 meet >ayAt"r hn"v tAr'' year 'i' '""'
ID match aealis, Tcnh> fF S-""" N.H"' l"''e
MAS mach ,pc'ula n n I" "h'h N''r' yea" "'' ''
referred TO, bat II l. h." understood t!at - "'''''
Euclue.
Mr. McIntvr, has ARRANGED his stalt"s with h@H
forf,th which u.elIrc> la - entrance Therein ''
nnws HIS wisdom In IA, H., il sh"uld have the
same chance I've has IN poker II Is all In the draw
\, SAID IN ,!!s '"irm - few Gay ago. '''' mimi
II nominations IA" SEVERAL N7ah"s j. FAt''F s.,.
Int Visit J, Ia'h!- H. 0"'.iN :, u 81" ,,' "' 49,,
winnnw. the fuli .raln, from Tn chan "''a ~, =
ne, de-, 10 remark that the Latter never vi" be h'''I
Il..,. la, i.-r .rly nucn CAN %: tn turf
,hi' i-I n. - w, ,.:i.c WITHIN lt-clf AID ,l,"n
may -. .,ic frr riA ia and t'i at least o"c more
-ilDp.c @! ,.e shattered 'a.at" Of r.h"' i''in'
one face fac" th,' r."tor, '".r'y i" w|E, t g.,
u, , lrhl,T n,ii,. j., owrr. he Oh, Tat
never l.. 'i.cmy. SO imn.',ri IN "a ' t,A.
, me- hear, 81 h. frl..:i| with III, c!"riu "li"N
n"ui il lie :" :" ~" ir"h T. morrow. hni
no, To- manage .~ti".c F1A-. - IN .rmr S'"F'
~, rl,ih, ar ~, eat tl"r ". atom "a IL"
,i,. Tier worh o keep them from f. .ins 'a ""
~ rain, !, +, met ! .r kciI, i!ri,. VIA
him Assent the turf scs'nls all h"ry
Tic Gales vill p', ii'd over hr L-on y salmon.
vhir,. :, d sr.aian'. OF '"rr' weight THIS Salmon
la, fms
The Iroohyn races h..ln each day at % '.;.!
sharp ntlc.- err. 10 d.:,' ", ira, FROM l:F Eh:.
irtn arrives. III" tack l. r"H'h'd b' the flo"h'
iout--:
wa .'CrIVII:" EOrIE f.ou. foot ~ "h"halI'
,. a, e. 10 10 10 II 10, II % a. Ia l. TO- l. 20
llo 80 and 10 p a.. tl.n lolts '''ry h-f'h"nr.
VIA LONH I~LAND RAILROAD from f"f Of lat
s4u,..t. :, 10 30 l. - and J. n. ic-'" Long
Islam! C!ty u I..nn'.> later.
Il.ON EEOoKLYS
Wa "CrLvII. ROUTE. from o'h'sve and :o'i
1t. every h'n hoIf.
4, q 20 10 A. II Ii II ~ a. II. !: H. l. 50. 10
4; u a.d &, y III TIM hourly
va Lose ISLAND RAILROAD from fia'h''h Ave-"
nuc n,lo: a, Is j.. stopping at iranalin H"'tiand
Kng,t,n. Troy and rtca ava.
1t is no, exactly clear why club did not race to
dav. Possibly the Dvy"r' wanted t" give Gutenberg
chance
Among the guests 81 III" '"h"y Island JOCKEY 'Iup
on Satur!a. tr1'kinoi'' q" k!1h p"hlif
male and hearty after h.N AriIus duties AT Monmouth
John Higgins has been engaged 10 tram Iicfi'
LGrillait horses next year and ''e"rsc alI"f VIII
ride them.
Mr. CLEVEL4NDS Ff'TU RE RESIDENCE,
From The Boston Advertiser.
VII cA President Cleveland leave the cTat state 81
Sew lurh . become a CiiIrI Of Mar-,clL cti~
This question i Interesting Dean "I.,i~ al the nm
state at the present ini" - much l"ihiP a. lW
i've lsNnrs Of iIr ~iitc tdInI,igu ah'tt I" "l"'ii .
since haviIE the White Iion>r two yeas ag The
c> President has spent great deal ~ im" IN Mas
Whicn, together with the fat that h' ;t>
c.n Inn my UrOp.ty "A Tudor IIa,cI rise 30