New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
ling. Futuiiiy
4 TRAINERS NOTES on THE TURF.

Notwithstanding the threatening aspect o' the "e''h''
Yesterday large crowd went 10 Sh'cp-hrad bN u
IN" races The effects OF the great match between
Domino aud Dobbn. pcrccptblc In the action &"
every raceqocr at the track. The alone ha~ don"
moic 10 create good FEELING and enthusiasm among '
classes Of than any contest III ue history d"
thoroughbred racing IN America Everybody "''
pleased with the ~poft-manlihe manner u which ~"
match wa, made ami carried II shows piai"iy
tna, there are srotsnen in America who ar true
lovers o. racing. The race "dS one That VIII Iohf
y. remembered by every IrrsOn who witnessed T.
When the idea Of the wa first bro4'hed the PIE
limnary conversation rcesid 70 IL in thoroueh
spirit Of friendship Richard Croker said plainly that be-
did care to make matches. "a some p"i~"ii~ "rr
likely % mi,cOnstiue hi, motives In the Interest Of f'
Ing he said that he wa, willing have NJ. T. Dvyrr get
up any he IT. and for any amount within reason
Nj Crokcr said. Il do think IL advisable At the
present time make for an amount over 10000
a. there much destituton owing to the financial
,tfiaccncy should conform the tur 10 the general
situation Of public
i. and i. =. keene were equally acie'sbi' 10
Mr. Cookers suggestions. the match "a' made Tho
OF the most closely contested ones in the
history Of the tuIf. The result was dead heat Inc
gen. raj Public, Who arc thu bone and Of facing
~<c with the decision Of ihc Judges and steward
or the NIT -four bc,kmskci, who laid the odd on the
race 49, fancy dictated either on thr horses OF the
tine n which the would b. run. only on' Object
t. the decision track officials O. A. Jones refused
at ni-i pay bach tine money 70 btto> who bet on un'
Tho association through II, stewards. docs not intend T."
nd nOn-eu-e. Ecfiing h'u N'-i"llit lh'A
dcdrd without a di>>.nting voice. abolish betting on
tine at thu Sh.ep~hosd BAY track. The stewards
did not taAe this step because they di1
NOT have confidence 10 hoi-"o"nri' hNi
causc BE- ting would cause endless touhi" ii"h-
rIccgocr or Of the changes 100 tn methods
O, owner, and trainers IA racing hichca> hor-> SOM
races might De run from hni-h ~ lat time; Other
might be- run with an extremely slow pa fo' tn" hi-i
,ara Of the lace with topmo-t speed Of TIN
contestants, E,er,l ody s.ok bv Tribun" reporter
we. leased at ia action taken by the steward la Tho
case OF Jon,s. the steward through The manager 81
IN. Iinc informed him that the ca~t sutton on
MS para in complying The dci-ons 81 ia" judges
ana stewards would result in his speedy expulsion iiun
the club and that II he did not refund 'h
money bet match he could take down hi- ,iat
and leave grounds once. MI Jones rai/'d tina
ne made serious mistake, ara refund / th" moh"'
Of tn bcttors WHO placed money with him.
Ne-t riay' racing furnished interesting contests III "'''
race. Rcckon's victory surprise Ia many. but .
large contingent OF beois placed thrt money on her
chances in the Banquet was heavily backed. but
the weigh: told and Reckon easily all the way.
Lochinvaf was thought hi, ana trainer.
but his runaway cnectuoy ended his chances.
T.. t.aJii-ol highest saaried jockey that ever
yesterday that II would cost Daily u 600
unle, Garrison had the mount every hos" he
started unit the finish Of The racing season.
J. Joynce l. greatly disappointed with Lady Violet
but J0vner forget, yiOcs bloom in the spring The
notwithstanding. would BE- appropriate name a.
Lad, Violet only win, in Joyncrs dreanr