New-York tribune., 1892-03-11
TALE ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

yot ,onr aro Capain Nc son who rad ben presiding
Judge races. resigned nj position ie
found with hs se spcc. ana his reputa-
lion n retain the place longer. Mr fh"mpson. the
propretor track ln:ned to -d' Win s"indeFs
and and interfere with Captain Nelson's Geci.
.oas Naturally Captain Nelson objected % thiS ana
decision presiding Judge should be r.
pccd had cndeayofed to make racing ds cl,an ana
honest he and rrtc out prompt punish
mcnt 20 cNil.docls. Mr.. Thompson desired " shNfd
and protect the dishonest clcmtnt' captain Nelson WIS
compelled TO retire the Interest q honesty and d"cency
lie had similar experience tcorc hc went 70 Gloucester
wrh the managers OF (uttenbrg. lie acted az presiding
Judge there ,o time AMI used every cuor' III me-
bower 10 prevent end obbery, lut he lound some
Of managers deeply interested them'eVa, ~
wndcs tricks of all sort that he cou'd not ohoure
their performances and threw up h' position IN disgust
with elfrtspect ought to accept any
position fiom the GuerburS and Gloucester 1ana&ers'
They are tainted aud corrupt that no man VINO wishes
to well with his fellowmen, to preserve any desa
bile reputation can with justice hm~h 'eman IN inc
service OF dcp-nved and dscrsced men'Poiuc'ns
as those who control tiuttenburg and Gloucester Iney
would necessarily snrch the aire.t fame. and anybody
Who accepts Office from them must inevitably uot ony
touch pitch and be defcd, but actually plunge Mm~"
head in the profoundcst depths OF caoroh "
| tar. They bad lot altogether
The Guttcnburg announce that he'e VIII o'
no more interference with racing the, track 'he
bin which was passed by the NewJersey legislature
| Tuesday, allows 10 have their own |us"ee Vi W"
| peace and police at the uock
!, bo. h.e, aid TINT the Monmouth Park Assocat
would race this summer there many who believe
the gates will remain closed another year. athoush racing
could be conducted Monmouth County under the same
methods as Hudson County racing Is managed "hat
the Monmouth association will do is not known a. one OF
Mr. Wlthers's closest friends said yesterday that erc
ruling spirit In the a'soeaton now anu ]u'e Mha'
needed most was firm cader 'Dinny was Iuoi'sht
Yesterday As Grimes bill" passed the Assembly IL
| gave him power he required 10 defy the ia" he
told his friends tha; "Lon' would sign 1t ana there wouo
| be further trouble.
Jerome Park is now in racing a. with the plsn
proposed Of making ktcshapcd tock out OF 1t so That
all races up 20 and quarter miles could 'e inn Win
only single tun could compete with any track III
this OF the country william A. Duer represents
300 the property, and Of course can negotiate
with any lease the property but couh
not clo. with them until Monmouth Park option
was void Mr.. Duer said the other day that the option
open lth Of this month. but on looking at
yesterday IL found that the option hed
| good until March Il.
The story Of the conflict Morris Park In 1889 IL
ciont history Park people quit the night against
Park. Then effort made N secure dates
but the Monmouth management would not give up the
necessary DAYS aud the other tracks sided with Monmouth
20 the old saddle Bags" track closed Improvements
suggested make the track safe and 70 do away
clubhouse turn were ignored a. some
members did coach drive DESTROYED although
there only i've coaches On tho lawn In two years
The double turn left the English system Of dif'
iercnt posts substituted that endless con
dissatisfaction both the JOCKEYS NS the pubic
the result aud Jerome Iak loN its pfcrtP' ~
rscctrsck The racing In NewJesey revived Jerome
and IL was used by the and Monmouth Asora
ru and fall meetings. Brighton
Reach raced opposition to them thirty days. and the r'
.rt was a serious oss both associstion-.
bobs up .crcnclv this dangerous com
peor Of the board II Control tracks Many reports
having abroad what would become OF ne prop
,r;y. the GurehDurg Management thought seriously II
occurring IT, but "DnDy" secured The passage OF the
"Crmcs bill"
James Galway ssid yesterday that the monmouth Park
Association would keep jerome PARK another y.sr
that Mr.. galway night the question i 'eulea fo' the
present
There l. much Indignation expressed by bcttots about
town by the assertions made by man who never bcts
there is only trustworthy bookmaker laying The
ODDS against the handicap candidate n ho viii ea-h
some tickets signed by booknakcr whom he
ommendoi 10 the public in the same manner In 1896 he
may confidence to be pIsccd In the peope
whom he comments N the public.
number Of horses have been backed In the BROOKLYN
IIaifcap Among the number Russell san Juan.
Fairyew, Reckon. Bermuda r'-ssfa. Teiihcr. Boiefo
LongfoId and Cassius.
The racing Guenburg has reached stage that i;s
offender, hold their no'ts u avoid the stencil
and many Of them oupoEcn In their condemnation Of
It's methods II viii die d s own sccor. II let alone
YESTERDAY the 80 90 starter complained Of the
bar.sccd manner IN which n Oh faNOrto was
pullei by his jockey
There is demand for good raochor'es. and many at
tenpts have been male ccenty 10 buy good performers
b. j. Treacy ot Lexington put price
Irish chief last week. hut the Eastern buyer did not
secure hin, a IL his limit.
j. l.. Mcdonald may two IN California
but they know how ask ior them there well ia
Kentucky he writes his friends
W. D. Barnes Of the Melbourne stud, Will breed forty
,x mnrcs to the best sires Kentucky this year Jim
core, his stallion. Will be bred u twenty bred
In the purple Many OF them were welknown performers
u the turf.
John Morris trainer for the Bashfod Manor Farm. l.
IN the SWIM report SAYS : Bashfotd and are Ia
form and Morris think. up 70 giving any West
ON three. year ods any Kind Of rnce.