The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17
MR.. LORlLLARD VERY ANGRY
HE HAS 4 HEATED DISCUSSION WITH
STARTER CALDWELL At Ora vESEND.

Starters uide-Both Sides or the wordy
Wharf.-The Fight Between the Jockey
Club and the Pool Rooms IL sim On
Only Two Favorites Successful Yester-
das-Iaferuo. RefractIoa Fiiiy. Port
| chester. Hyacinthe. Chesapeake. and
King Crab tho Winners.
Tho war between the Brooklyn Jockey Club
| and the city pool rooms was continued at
Gravesend yesterday. but the clash between
the followers Of DIVER and DeLacsy was over
Swallowed BY q war OF words between Mr..
Pierre Lorillard. the millionaire turfman. who
races under the name Of the Rancocas Stable
and Starter James F. Caldwell.
| Mr.. Caldwells work with the starters flag on
| Tuesday was not good. and when 1t was stated
that Mr.. Lorillard and other owners had said
| that they would take their horses away from
| Gravesend unless there was q marked Inn
provement. the big Ksntuckian went In search
OF Mr. Lorillard.
They met in the paddock. and this is the
way Mr.. Lorilard says the conversation ran:
Mr.. Caldwell-Mr. Lorillard. did you tell any
body that you would take your horses away
from Grsvesend unless they got away bettsrp
Mr.. Lorillard-Yes, sir. l did.
Mr.. Caldwell-Well. Mr.. Lorillard. you can
take your horses and go as quick as you
please. We can get along without you.
When Mr.. Lorillard reached this point in tho
narrative hs was 90 angry that he could
scarcely articulate. Recovering his COM
posute, he said:
II told Caldwell that would follow him for
his impsrtinence. Tho idea OF that man talk
ing to me In such . mannerl I'll follow him
and I'll get his hide. dsned him to leave any
Of my horses at the post. Two thousand pairs
Of eyes will watch him every day He may
give my horses fair start for week. TWO
weeks. or three weeks. but sooner or later he
will leave one OF them OF the rost. ! know all
about Caldwell. AMI I m not through with him
by any means"
Mr.. Caldwell was seen at the Judges stand.
His version OF the conversation is substsn-
Mr. rsldweIl:Mr. Lorillard, did you tell
away from Gravesend ii they did not get away
NJ doTi'laId-XXss sl5 did ssy So .oo,oav
&hsin aa her.s sss any The Worst Of
tsTaay hay: Sa my Ms frd mss
Dsitef iss II W.: can horses
imper.inencs II had Yr my way Way long ago YOU
would g;Es not he stating s,a horses now de'y you
-: above is .ubs,an!iall tho conversation
ae 81
MIR. Lorllard sat on the balcony OF the club
house during the afternoon IN company any, with
NJ snsTs az 'S
question. and told The starter thai ali he had
ss y + ta sb hGss ri 9i
Is . member Of the Board OF CONTROL. and
TsS fnSx Pin Say hss 6s WI
that his work spssfs ior ITSELF The little set.
to was quite ths :.snsati9n Of the afternoon.
sesdinrly futile. sd victory for the BROOKLYN
fsSs
before each race. The attendance yesterday
erowasd hs on
from window il the roar 9, The grand stand:
stand By Pinksftons men.
who have horses at sbespshesd Bay: Trey
charess through the gates. and In many in.
stances they flnd on arriving at tho track that
have In the
card. and the talent. had another lively lime
e Rome n front. These wsrsPorteheste in the
thres-year-old sweepstakes and ChssapesGs
M iai asss' was asaS strong avoye for
the Ct s but no
sos away IN front but Homer p at once oaiTa1
a a. b e. Gs0sSS as
stone was In the moan time mes-ed about SO
horse IL tho stretch. he gained rapidly In the
S Homer Has ola
T mad Vii III Fs. pe IN over year. and
Ths public made johnny E Hsek !, iayorits
Sf h Es & 1 e ss
As GSd ana 81 had % H ani
%srs @ sSosE
unnamed filly up tribe and she Trey away away
yethanny fscEschera head for second money.
sna were GR'
Of the three ear 81 Is that started In the third
n,s sIysS uo and c al SH Son H.%
iton ssat p"rtehester along END the rees was
ie H.. II ss a %S' so
s nSHi n Se In
twe.sesr; ods, bed half . dozen good thlnes IN
hfHHyss h%sfs Gfnsw s and
had the race to ,hs;mssiyea until I, the home;
dispo.e1 Of him very quickly. Major CoyiIg-
Hsaclnthe i1 the LAST humid red ysars and win:
third. The winner was entered to be sold for
100, and upop hi being offered was bought BY
was Grohbtiy H. tayorte iGf
iurlonGs. Own Service was his Only iorn,i,l.
saa s ils h. s% ssfs Il s s sSa Fl st
winning, The time. Took. Ia, fast Tor the
weight carried. and the way In which the
The ma! race had Worth for an, odds on
favorite. King Grub. who was heavily played
81. seconds and Keeping on at thst cIlp the
others were never, dangerous Worth was
second and Pagan third.
The following are the summaries OF tho days
races:
THE FIRST RACE
xsta S s!es .ddss q Witch so q second sha
": / Hsmsrs sy'ih Inferno, T. BY Bend or-BiIst
rnpii. stssi. Sr T. .d:ton: ia iiii.ni,oni:
Sir osorss oussn.fon trsegsmsI Queen Of Trrmps
0lenmound, aud Coriolanus also ran.
Time. l;lSp
Ratttn h aQninat NsdatonS Inferno.