New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-27
MCAFFERTY SUSPENDED.
SUSPICIOUS RIDING AT GRAvESEND.
FLYNN LOSES AGAIN WITH sroNENELL-BAN'
QUIET bRArr RECKON.


QUIET BEArs RECKON.
owner. Trainer and Jockey Mo- aferty was sus-
pended Yesterday at Gavescnd for the suspicious
riding Of the horse Fred Taral In the fourth race
A few DAYS ago he was called 20 account FOR the
peculiar running Of lily Dy, but bis excuses seemfe
satisfactory 10 the judges and the matter was uroFPeu
His reputation good and the judges were i"cNreo
10 be lenient. Yesterday however, they WE'RE 80
fully convinced that he did not try to win WIN
Fred Tanl. who entered 10 be sofa ior @i"oo
about one-t third Of his vaueand who was the iaVo'e
In the betting. that they concluded TO suspend num-
pending the further action Of the Board OF Controi.
Fred Taral was sold In the forenoon 70 A. -
McCafcrty, a brother OF the Jockey.
Willie L., with 81 pounds up, mnde so fast pace
in the third race for headquarters OF mile that
Reeton. CARRYING Ice pounds. wore herself ont try
ing 70 catch him. The half mile was run In Az Ia
seconds in the teeth OF the wind banquet, haru
ridden. came up in the stretch and won' RECKON
pulling up and giving the place 10 wine H.
Parvenlle gallopcd OF with the nrst riec.
Marceus was an easy winner oil the seeona '''oo'
The Judges did not ask Green MOTIFS IL Nv ""'
n,eascd with the riding Of Pat Malloy, jr, on whom
CovingtOn had the mount
Mordottc won the which brought Mct "herV
10 grief though he not prominent uh ''e INST
furlong post was reached 49,,
stoncnelI seemed to have the last race won' o.'
sueryed into Chesapeake ten strides from The post
clear tina, Flynn IS not competent TO ride oloneio
Moreover this boys reputation wien he was ru'ne
ut the winter tracks was Of such hature O". ~.
ought to have remained In exile Inc n''"u "
Control made sad mistake IN granting cc both Of
a Jockey who could make such spec'aom pV P hI ~.
the horse and OF himself as Flynn vns 'u neris, in
riding Of sonene But why does ~"'I HE Ought to
be called sharp account. . -, ,rocl filling
o in a,r VIII, With @rea; clouds OF dust boy was
blown of the train on the way 70 '"o oV"' viii
Killed oh his b @fnS being f ,ne lay
,be r" OF the betting ring buddy damagea by
''' '' DETAIL. OF THE RACING.
y,ysr p,cr,-ror ,hree.year.oIds which have not won
more than one race OF the value OF $1,000 In 1872;
''''' ''''' s. Re'1nfsi
rie;'g S. ss io s5 5f' out out
v C 5en1 Day. D. f. LaSsSiaa Water 0l IN
Mu,palsparyenue straieht none. place s. 10; Roller
place, NJ o. - ,,.
Nonad perfarpra King Mac and Sonora were WIN
dpwn. Laughing water tried TO run away win u's
nurse but parvcnue strobe over her when be got uy
and won in q common osnter by length H'"c' ''0"'
twenty.iyc lengths before Laughing wafer
srcoxD RAcE-For twoycar olds which have not won
a stake race: II 900 added. Special wciGht Six
furongs. .,,,o
nuAe sss' ,o Oh M,,oe iC, by ,s %a ., 10
saad's pAiaH'arop'i 1 lS5 .sst ,o- 81
J. NJ y jereoii's blk c. vespasas' 100 On 8,
pa, Maroy. IT, Ioo..........C co'issiSa(S - Ii
Mie3 dss' fcs l nnss, 81 III 81
r rGd 20 ~ Ilededo So s-S
nu,n,,.-Marcelu. i's straishr GA 70 place seIo;
Pa!authropss place s26 10 49,
Marcous took the lead soon after The nag ieii ana
uak,oc The whole Of the running easily By two ana
haf lcnsts Phanhropist second four lengths before
vestAsian who beat Pa. MollOy IT,. head C'vins'
ton rode shocking and there wa some surprise
among the spectators when he was pernis 70 iea'e 'no
.cses without being questioned by the judges
THIRD RACE.-Hsndcap; $1,000 added. One U'le and
'''' s. n''ap f.
NJ d d PEySf T. 3 "ia3'n' fs%5i 50 Out
W. L1Ael1'd'' Dr. C. "'''o u inmolcyia lo-i 10
A II. NORRIS en f i1.;eaeI 3; IS out
uu,ua,.- panouet sSisht - 50 riaec 81; While L.
bliss pixie. Van Buren,. Leonawcli and stra'hmes'h
were withdrew Willie L.. made the running. and
Reckon wore herseli out trying catch him They wen'
the half in 4ea seconds Banquet moved up IN 'ho
turn ana in the stretch easily walked over his oponenh
winning by two and half lengths. willie j. second
two lengths before Reckon
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