Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-08
TAME TURF EVENTS.
Sheepshead Bay Races Turn Out Dull
and Uninteresting.
SEVEN HORSES FRIGHTENED OUT.
Kingston Was There and Spoiled the Bet
ting and the Issue.
OTHER HAPPENINGS on THE TRACK

SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACE TRACK, Sept
This was the most tame and uninterest-
ing days racing witnessed at the big tracks
this season. There was absolutely no ex-
element Kingston's presence in the race
frightened outseven horses and spoiled both
the betting and the race. The bookmakers
refused to lay odds against him, and what
little money changed hands was for either
Hazelhurst or The Sheriff to run second
Gideon and DAILY backed the Carmen colt
from 10 to 1, to to 1, in the betting on the
first race, but their money was lost, as Bryan
McClelland's Evanatus, the to favorite,
captured the race by neck otter a hot
tussle with the Carmen colt
Then came the Siren stakes, the only
stake feature on the programme. It Itresulted
in an easy win for the Basnford Manor's
filly Ignite, with Pierre Lorillard's Derfar-
gilla second They ruled equal, first choices
at to 1. The Westerners lost back lot of
their winnings on Estelle in the fourth race,
she being easily outfooted in the home
stretch and beaten by May Win, to
chance
Then Came the Best Events.
The fifth race was the best event of the
day, the plungers splitting up ON Tea Tray,
IL to 3, Sleipner, to 1; Lowlander, 16 to B,
and Rex, to 2 Lowlander cut out a clip
ping pace for seven furlongs and had moth
ing left to stand off Sleipner who won by
three lengths. Hy Dy, the even money
favorits, took the last race in runaway style
and brought an uneventful days sport to q
close
At the conclusion of the racing, the
Board of Control announced that they had
suspended licenses of trainer Charles OK
and Jockey Anderson and qualified the
horse Watterson. This is the result of the
alleged manipulation, he having been
stop ped on Friday ana permitted to win on
Monday. the board also granted license
TO jockey Joe Flynn, who was outlawed for
having ridden at the Winter tracks. Since
then he has secured his discharge from
James Fl. Mccormick, to whom he was ap-
prenticed.
Walden Tries to Even Up.
Trainer Jeter Walden, in retaliation for
the taking OF his colt Extra out of a selling
race yesterday after paying $1,000, the colts
against any stake money being paid TO
Strauss by the association. Walden claims
that Mayor Hugh Grant, of New York City,
is Park Commissioner Strauss partner in
the colt Reginald, Jerome S, Philanthro--
pist, Acilojam and others. According to the
rules the names of every partner in racing
property must be registered with the Secre-
tary OF the Board of Control. Strauss is
given as the sole owner of the horses.
Walden has submitted papers, alleging that
Mayor Grant, is Strauss partner and protest
ing against Strauss being paid any purse or
stake won by Reginald or the other horses.
Mayor Grant will deny that he is financially
interested in the horses but the case prom
ises to be a celebrated one, as Walden is de-
termined to push matters as far us possible.
SUMMARY.
First race, seven furlongs-Kingston 112, Taral,
barred, won galloping by half a length; Hazle-
hurst 109 McCafferty. 10 10, second by length
and half easy; The Sheriff liz, Oovington, to 5,
third by two lengths. driving. Time, l:2s. Belle
Second race Futurity course-Evanatus III. Bry-
ant, 13 to ), won by neck, whipping; Carmen colt
ping; Haicyon lis. Littlefied to !. third by two
lengths, whipping. Time, 1:13 3-5. Rebecca Row
EFT colt III TourmalIne colt Ill May Lose los Mar
Jodan Iii and Seabright lis also ran.
Third race, The Siren stakes, mile and a furlong
Ignite Ils. Clayton. t91. won easily by two
gett, 10 30 /, third by head, whipping. Time,
i:7 20. White Rose 100, Renion 106 and Arnica
Fourth race. seven furlongs-May Win 112
Simms, to / won. driving by half a length;
lengths, lengths whipping; Be}wood io7, Dosgett Is to i.
third by a head. whipping. Time, 1:S l-5. Joe
Caras 81. Osric s5, Fagot 95 and Ha' Penny l0l also
ran.
Fifth race, mile and a furlong-sleipner 1le
Daggett, 3 to |. won. driving. by three lengths;
Lowlander IN. Chambers. is to s. second by q
by TWO lengths. driving. Time, 1:55 rs; Tea Tray
lis. Tournament ITO. and Roquefort 95 also ran.
Sixth race mile on tTrfHy n i
Ray, to 1. second by neck, whipping: Madrid
III. Simms, to l, third by length, whipping.
Time, 1:43. Strephon l23 also ran,