The evening world., 1893-09-20
Proposed Meeting Of the
Jersey Tracks Inded.
nitely Postponed.
N. BERGEN BUYS PEcKsA|FF.
Says he Purchased the Horse
ITO Be Sure of Mount
Now and Then"

The meeting which was to have taken
place between the representatives. Of the
Linden, Elizabeth. Guttenburg and Clif-
ton associations to-day has been post
poned indefinitely The Gutenberg and
Clifton folks are very Indifferent about
the matter, and don't seem to care a
rap whether school keeps or not.
They have done well in their oppos-
tion to the Board of Control tracks, and
do not seem to care much whether Lin
den or Elizabeth races or not. The prob
abilities are that Clifton and Gutten-
burg will each take three days a week
up to Dec. /, when the season closes.
William Easton. the popular auction
eer Of Tattersalrs, arrived from Eng
land yesterday. He got to the track In
time to lose a good sized roll on Golden
Dawn.
Golden Dawn, by the way, was sup
posed to be the real good thing OF the
day. Matt Allen bet $500 on him, and
other plungers drove his price down to
7 to 10. 1.-The Evening Worlds readers,
however, played Reynard and landed
snug bets at the average price Of to /.
r. &. Headley. owner of John Cooper
and other horses. has shipped his string
to Lexington.
Sam Lucas's race in the Algeria
Handicap was a. disappointment. After
the race it was found that he had been
but enough to make the colt lame.
Simms rode three winners at Grayesend
yesterday. This jockey is now in his
best form.
Marty Bergen bought Pecksnif after
asked the jockey what he Intended
doing with the colt. Marty replied in
his dry way: well. 1 only bought him
70 as to be sure OF a mount now and
then"
Henry Of Navarro. In winning the Al
Eeria Handicap yesterday, scored his
sixth successive victory.
Owner. Trainer and Jockey Mccall
erty pulled of another good thing with
Volunteer II. The old gelding seemed
IN the best possible shape and had all
cap for three-yeaF -olds. at one mile and
three-sixteenths, to be run Tomorrow
at Gravesend. are a. fonows: st. Leon
sna Kn s Kam IT. each: ' dien
and Daily America, lS7 each; Sir Francis
and Hugh Penny los each ;,i Mart MsdSa
IS: saragassa, Herald and Wormser' W
lb. each.
Tammany worked a mile and a fur
zoe. going very easily.
"spapper" Garrison. who is to ride
Tammany in the match against, Lamp AMP
lighter. yesterday bet $1,000 with Bis BIS,
marck'' Korn that his mount would win.
Particulars pedigree was wrong on
the programme yesterday. but no pro-
, test was made.
Charlie Miller has taken charge OF
n. East East ali Winter. Mr.. storm has be
come very populaII win s,ca Gas.e him 'uff-
slmms had to ride Banquet out yes
terday to win the first race. sure
thing" players had heart disease for
few seconds.
II Herald was placed right. In mod,
dollar for his owner.
Dave Gideon. the shrewd owner OF
Kazan. bet on his colt heavily IN t 1ne
second race L. $50 n ne hm Wien
pair had the finish between them Cid
con was in clover.
Mascot. the champion PAGER who was
thought to be broken down. is all right
again.
Jockey Van Kuren, who was ruled OF
for pulling Riot, reinstated: HIS FRIENDS
that he could not do the horse justice. =,
Siberia, one Of Counsellor Bill Brien's
ysarinss has been zee r mHst RRee
,as mas a,.ater nsie at ,o Jerome Park.
There WAS no business done on the
sravesend races at Guttenburg yester-
day. and one enterprising knight OF the
chalk posted prices against the Latohia
races.
1t is doubtful II Manhansett will ever
ret to the post again He was running
well up in the fifth race at Gnttenp,urg
ton proved that he has dislocated his
shoulder.
All complimentary badges will be
called in on the day of the great match
race at Gutenberg.
Eugene Leigh has parted company
with his old trainer, Charles Hughes,
and will handle his own horses here
after. Hughes will buy a stable OF his
own.
Every one of the six starters in the
hurdle race at Gutenberg yesterday
finished. The good thing, southerner,
won.
wilkins rode Cleaning very badly
The mare was truly to o shot, as
the bookies quoted, but the talent dc
not care to bet on to shots with a
stableboy up.
Grimm was too confident on Appomat-
tox Yesterday. and Blake stole the race
with Sunglimpse.
HUNG Grape on His Door Bell.
Some Of the neghbors Of John Smith. architect
N Vanderbilt street, Flatoush, thought the,
vosid play . so-csiied practical Joke on him hi'