The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-22
A DANGEROUS GENTLEMAN.
WILbIAM HAYES MAKES A SAVAGE
ATTACK ON LITTLE JOCKEY.

Not Coutented with Heating the Lad Over
for More VENGEANCE and Cried Ont "I'n
XIII 1on"-Hnys- Said that tho Soy Had
Caused EIir TO Lose the Race-The Crowd
at Hcmps;ead Excitcd-nnyes Ruled ON.
a rawhiie IN tho hands OF q defeated gentle
man jockey furnished plenty OF excitement
for society that we're present at the second
days racing os the Hempstcad Farm facing
Association yesterday afternoon
Tho incident occurred at tho finish OF the
fourth race. whom William Hayes gentleman
rider who came in third on Arthur Whites
Foresight. attacked Jockey Murray. who won
tho race w..h tho Garden city Stables The
Sheikh Murray is mere boy. while Hayes Is
q well built man.
As the riders wheeled at the finish to return
TO the Judges stand Mr.. Hayes was seen to
hastily leap from his pony. and. with rawhiie
in hand. dash savagely toward young Murray.
Without giving the latter an opportunity to
disin cunt Mr. HAYES began belaborng the de-
fenceless boy, who slid from his saddle and
started to run across the field toward the
crowd Mr.. Hayes, however. was close on his
heels, and Piled the rawhide mercilessly. The
sight aroused the anger OF the spectators. and
they went piling pel nell over tho fence onto
the track
As Mr.. Hayes was seized By one or two per-
sons he shook his whip at the retreating
Jockey. and cried out, IN kill you!"
Then came an exchange OF angry words be-
tween Hayes and the, crowd. Hayes's mount
was tho favorite, and was selling at t. 8.
y TnIe odds OF 10 TO were lsii against The
under great excitement.
In t tq Justly his Httrsk on pt the
In .n i'm, fxSia III 1np 400 n iS n n
causing him to lose the race While he was
eNpostulating with those around him.. the
crowd were shouting to have him ruled of the
Mr.. Hayes is hard Of hearing. and at this
nnGture lanes MSrsmer foreman 81 the
close to Hayes's ear said:
don't think you ought to be allowed to
Instantly Hayes's fist shot out and caught
Mr.. Mortimer on the left Jaw. The spectators
averted what might have been serious en-
The stewards Of the track at once held pri-
vate session in the secretary's office and the
and p Jockey Murray per mistod to ride under
the race. Later in tho afternoon Murray in
formed a SUN reporter that he never once
crowded MIR. Hayes in the contest.
Aside from this unfortunate occurrence the
days sport was big success. The sum
maries:
Ponies: ]. hands inches and nnasr 800 yaras
Monmouth. ,s County HINT Stables blk e. Tho Crow
F. j. iors's d. n Molly O. s. ia jr Hogan,
j. K kernoch.ns sr M Sea Gnli. q. los Owner. -.
ch'mpa also ran. r,u.o,-
Be,,ns-rne Crow. to l. Molly O.. oto l. Sc. Gull
Three;year.olds and upward: handicap: one mile;
+ < r Randoph's b. c. Comforter. 4 III tFreyng)..
FREQ Hebh ,rds Gu Roiman s no tt"sy, ......-s
Picket roeaAoH'a' r Tas. n5 and Frank also ran
=
- Ponies handcsp four fnr"ngs; IN nurse Sc 500
F. Gwvnne's b. M I!syaka, aged. 1872 Nlurrayl.,..s
Bettins-wazee. even; Iiaivant. to l: Hayaka. 10
Gal!oways and ponies; handicap: ave furonss: purse
Garden CITY Stables CHI. & Tie shsikh, 3, 100 tMur-
P $. + Randolph. Blk. e. Black knight 6. 1i2 iFley
Arthur White. b. ro,s',s! $50 Mr llay.N..s
n:.,,ss-!9s snsiih. Is 10 i; Black knight, s,o1;
Galloway. and ponies; handicap: two miles over
{ " Wad.worsns CHI & Independence Day. aged
$50 tsfr hatgst - ,;.;,:, a -;
Tamaiama All stables CHI = Trump aged i2o (RowanJ
Little Chance. Rous.te. AMI sinai Talk also
Betting independence Day. Ito 8: Maggie ! to s:
Trump, to 1.
Steeplechase. open to ALL about three miles: purse
y. + Rlckstson's g Gental!on. O. 1877 tBarry).....
ksnnseys a age ts
INSTRUMENTATION, : to 3. Vanity. atol
Ponies tina, ran and placed: four furlongs:
j iienshal's CHI e Topmast 1874 tMr. Ksrnochan)
Hfnn1 Slabs f"se S aTa s cf;5
Rneingod. ChAmpa. and The Rat also ran
Betting-Topmast, to 8; Case Card. 2 to !; Eomad.