New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
BOOKMAKERS DROP 0UT.
HEAVY LOSSES IN THE RING AT SLEEPS
HEAD LAY.


HEAD BAY
xuAucH1lx SEEN ONCE MoRD IN THE
DIVERS, ooaoRs-ANerunn wu.
GATED HORSE
The sheepshead Bay races nave now been gong ON
Ar six DAVIS In that time several nvontes nave
won. ana twenty-five bookmakcrs have taken down
<hcdr slates Possibly that Is hopeful Sign. 1t may
b. that the betting community Is beginning to re-
cover somewhat from the terroio strain 70 winch II
x,s subtectcd daring July and August at Monmouth
p.-N n NAV be that the conpensatng Influences
=, ,re ara again at work dwelling things MP. taking
ant ~ the Tin boxes and distributing the vast sums
that found their way into them through the whirlpool
,an,ds Of q betting ring whore the public had not
on. chance IN hundred OF landing on the winning
horsA Among those who drop out after trial Of
40. h.vs Is George walbaum. who is reported to have
i.st n 900 since last Saturday Mr.. walbaum like
h.Aor4ty yes % overwhelming majority. Of the men
~ nretand 70 make books races. does not confnc
h..u 10 the actual business Of boonnakng but bets
s..,s,v m the outside. The man who makes a round
49, and stands BY 1t. contentne himself with mod
.., ,ncome cannot lose. But II there Is beokma&er
.ns tnrf that does not bet outside Of his book the
80 doas not know him. They all do It. Many OF
49, own horses for the express purpose Of betting on
sAs Ar AGAINST them. Such have the public OF great
S,..Avantace It said that Wabaum lost that 81 600
..+,ne on his own horses. The sum is very small not
forth making fuss over but finding the game eo'ng
AGAINST him. he decided to Quit 1t would be al OK
oeleut thing for certain other horse-owning DOCK
makers. or bookmaktng horse-owne to quit There
Arc two or three men in the business VINO nave inc
ponf,dence Of large circle OF acQuaintances whose
horses arc run Is straight those OF the richest ana
most powerful stables the turf. but nine IN ten nave
not the capacity to own a horse. make book ana De
honest all at the time. 1t would be interesting
% know the names Of the mon who "back' or arc
sbeiind" most Of these books ono OF theSe Jay
they may be published. then won't there be reves-
don! ~
II would have warmed your heart to see Mclaughlin
once more in te old that lie wore for nine years
Kingston WIS the first race at weight that nc eouo
make very comfortably-133 pounds-and OF course the
pair were invtncble. Not a bookmaEer in the nhe
coud be persuaded to accept bet on KINGSTON BOOK
n.,r. ARE not philanthropist. IT is not their bust
ness 70 give away money. Kingston walked IN IN
40 after induiging Kyrle b. with lead OF ten
lengths.
strathmeath the Junior Champion winner was tire
favorte AT odds on Tor the second race and he won With
somctbing to spare, vet MANY critics were OF tho
oninon that no had all he coud do to get home
IN 'front.' Perhaps he had been INDUCED since his hard
,,cc in the Fut,,rity. lie ran As II such were the
ease Lord Harry developed an astonishing night OF
spsxd In the last flrlong and was good second
Eclipse was heavily backed for the place at To .,
Int ran disappontingly. Fitzpatrick claimed foul
against Lamoley. who rode Lizzie but Tive judges ais
allow cd it.
nobhr Reach beat Clarendon. the favoritc. and
,vnn the third race very clcverly ancr getting of next
10 last in field Of twelve and thereby hangs t'io
Bobby is fas: colt. entirely too fas' for Mattel Glcn
set Mabel boat Bobby with the greatest ease on Mon
day and thereby hangs a tale Bobby vas inc
fsvorite then while YESTERDAY he was at good LONG
price in the betting. That NAV have made clner,
ence Have we IN Bobby another Of those educated
horses tia. pop up now and then to make uN tired
Educated horses ar not popular. They require ~"
much watching. They arc 50 smart that thef toarh
their owners tricks and give their Jockeys the razHle
dazzle When Magee rode Bobby In the MI'e. Glen
rae, on Monday plain t. every eve in the grand
stand that lie was razze-daAzlcd. Yesterday he was
In his right mnd-tat i. of course. In the CLARENDON
race. There wa horsc Ia the last race that
he rode one Arundel stable COMPANION
and schoolmate the wicked Bobby. whose behav'or
wa. so pulling that people left the track In high
,,.te Of mind over it. No whisper against tn" per
ter, integrity OF j. VI. Grown & Co., the owners OF
bobby Arundel and Others. has been heard, but theS
own . remarkable lot of horses and a remarNiOi,
Jockey. They ought to give them large aosee VI
amusing to zee old TstterS c Prize nee 20 Sr Up
from sl.oO to 500 ~, w , a.; that r.tt.r has
beg, entered many time, u, race, 10 DE- sou 100 W.
has won %. at xti as pse . neI I'D" lie Is wo least
$500 lie is the only lving stallion oat oi 'l'oa
mar. me- \, Who ha .SI made fortune in running him
in selling races. An impression prevail, tiat ne II
cripple the ysrfS S Of DTann; SS% a. sS o"d '
roach ST. Paris would have beaten ia'G nr nm n
On m. old celdHc Little Addic and Foster
Los Angels, long overdue. arrived on time IN the
rrh ,ace Int nrr success was owing TO the AWKWARD
Spawning Of that renowned snner Err ~, nc sd mao
her l.a,cn IN tire stretch Int 'ti'i'pie" anu io'' ~
srou,,d which enabled her 10 WIN Ny Is icdu' -.
Mclaughlin ride Meriten in the a na rae" To- anu but
the s SS"s course did not please the ,de and she
iiled paGc The winner rs w a''ls s good as
~ ,6 IN sone SonS and from tia, down TO go to
! in others In the mu,uals he paid S24' LOT 90
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-swEEPsrAKEs. SIS EACH, s''co'
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. oNi' Mill"
AMMAN St. s.'''D Fl.
Dxyer Brother. sr. b. KIns, 80 ~ Spend
mos s,;s,.! O. K z n., p 2 II r sa ,G
F. j. Tinns b. = YOUNG Duke As.I, rs TO out,
Tm"-l ~.
Eyrle e. got a fyns start. and soon opened cap Oh
I'm lengths Taral rod. hard all the way doing hi' ut
-, ~ Keen the lead TO tho end Mclaughlin took
null At King ,,on and pritt'd HIN t" rate along AZ
mace that gradually brought him UP to hyre b Ala "a
N. .trctcb he strodc him. winning With hi, Ihouu
oro, nv .hr.c.nYar,rs o: i"nrth; Kv'~ b. sAconc a
,.,p.h befor- FIcve Young Duke wae pulled mp ~ save
h,r ~, the last race. Monroe did not start
Mu,u.s-Kine.,on straight ~ 20. place SIS rs Kyri'
B. place o. +s. ~
SECOND KACE-PARTRIpGE STAKES TwOYEAR-
OLDS s25 EACH. 1870 ADDED Blk FIJI
LONGS on THE GRASP.
'''' 81 ne'''"f Fl.
a a Morris's b. e. S.rothneath. BY .,tra'n- , . o.
mor~-Tlower u NeatI. llS.. 90. iaIdit l. Ouc'
H. s. Cadiexn's b. C. Lord Harry by ionso %, q ,
Pun. ll8. 80. g. ."I Ii,. IL
~. gn II, ~ & LAmbey) COL 10-l
wan " ffrtzpsIrck) 1875 1-3
George Heassts CHI. O. Accrnon ns =, n on "a ,
@. walb.um's g. c. Gray Rock lls ~ ~ ,
Tme-1 :l6 S.5
Eclipse. Gray and Lzntc sltsrAeeh In the ies"
Sssthn~sh running and forcing one after tn" otn