New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
SIR WALTER IN THE TIDAL
OPENING THE SHEEPSHFAD BAY kACEo.
ANOTHER FAST YOUNG COLT IN THE kEENE
STABLE.

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In a racing not" in "The Newl~R heimo lew
- 600 cha, the FLY Correction IN tie John \.
Morris stable had been used to lead the co' Mars
in the same stable IL his work al Instances over
q milo Correction is II Splinter. While Mars is Il
,ongd,s,ance runner and, of course, ii would he in
,ur,o,s ia the lilly to use her for such purpose
The owners Of Correction and her trainer, Wyndham
,,aa s,v that Correction has not been made use OF
in that way Mr.. Walden who IS 4 man Of merry
temper became greatly enraged over this racing
note I'm The Herald and over some other alluslois
,n tho racing department of THE Herah.' which he
d,a mt relish. Yesterday he mot Il. F. MAYHEM,
no NJ the racing staff OF "1he Herald" near the
clubhouse II. accused Mr.. Mayhew of writing false
hoods about him in :" The Herald" Mr.. Maybe"
denied this. word led TO another. suddenly
Walden struck Mayhew in the face with Il cane
Walden Is stalwart. muscular Mnrylander'
Of uncommon strength, and why lie thought II neces-
sary to strike man with cane In order to give
expression to his resentment, because Of published
criticism is not reasonably apparent In this at'ude
Of judges. juries and court proceedings MI Wayne"
rushed at Walden Other people rushed between ana
prevented the immediate extirpation OF Walden. When
the two had been separated, Mr.. Mayhem made
formal complaint against Walden to ;hc officers OF
tho Concy Island Jockey Club. who will investigate
this breach of the peace, this afront to the ois'E
Of The club It's own grounds, ana TINS Insult u
every orderly and respectable person at the track
a trainer is public person. as an actor OF
singer is Every jockey club provides an entertain
ment for the public just As theatrical manager
does and invites the public to pay money Tor the
suppcrt of the specacoS which ii exhibits upon us
amusement grounds No racing association can Keep
up the exhibition, which II sets form ior 'he "
location OF the spectators who pay for the h'N''S
which II sells unless ii plcases the public II II
provdes an unsatisfactory show, the public Will not
sustain It, and the racing will be failure Ike al
unsuccessful opera or play. The trainers are mem.
bcrs Of the company which appears on tn" stage OF
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sboud object 20 good and fair criticism than there Is
for objection the part Of dramatic ana operate
prima donras. If the trainer or the actor or '!e
singer or the dancer is unjustiy and malciousiy
criticised his remedy lies in the courts which are prone
N lend kindly car all plaintiffs in suits for dam
sres against newspapers. In any event nothing can Do
cloarcr than the duty of reputable jockey club
10 preserve order its grounds. and To curb The m
briled passions of untamed trainers who go around
seeking to assault people with sticks. Persons who
COMM, breaches of the peace Of that sort ongh' I"
h. mt behind bars where they will have ample lrS
ure 10 cool of. vegetarian philosopher III Eng
land thinks that he has discovered that bad temper
is due 10 the eating Of meat. lie insists init persons
who will abjure meat altogether aud con'ne tAeh
diet to fruit. grain vegetables and similar mhf ana
unrritatnc substances will gain wonderfully In
amiabiuty Kindness of heart ana Gooi manners
Total abstinence from meat ought therefore t. Dc
earnestly recommended to Mr.. Walden. perhaps
II would be we'll to put all the exert
there might be fewer scowls black looks ana oa'hs
In the paddock when the harmless and necessary re-
porter passcth by some means ought certainty I"
be adopted to convince Mr. Walden and every o'h"r
trainer and every other fr,quener OF racetracHs a'
IN this part Of reporters. as well as ohcr
ozens eniov the protection Of the law in the peace
ful purs,it Of their calling and that the law has
strong hand for people who try TO pay on scores
with blows In tho face with sticks. Ana men, 100
the Coney Island Jockey Club has its own repu'a-
ton 10 maintain. and II certainly cannot ahord 70
permit assaults o it, grounds In the presence 81
multitude of law-observing, orderly spectators
without infcting the severest penalty which II Is III
Its power nhict upon the Offenders
James Gordon Bennett is one OF the governors VI
The Coney Island Jockey Club but takes no ac1v'
part in its affairs, he spends most OF his time
abroad.
II the day had been clear the Attendance al 'h'
openinc Of the meeting would have been very laree
a. the list Of races unusually attractive III SPITE
Of the clouds and rain the long grand stand ana
the biz betting ring contained generous hnhD'i
of the admirers Of racing. il WAS unfortunate tha'
the club had not discovered in advanc" thAt DOE
Aonz1 and Choris-er would not run IN the Io"i
Stakes The truth that the owners OF these "o
coils had no intention Of starting th""n in This race"
as both were reserved for the American Derby Don
Alonzo is aready on hi, way Chicago ana ChofiN'er
will 20 tomorrow. The people Who had "hu''Fpe'
a meeting of these Derby candidates IN tho Ildal
we're much disappointed. Hut th"f saw ho'H as
Olcd struggle between >lr Whit III ''"'''''
Iddcerwori with heads only between the thrce' III
Walter displayed undaun,ed courage, as he did III
his races last year. He was under 'rNc h'"'N
all the way lie won tvh three rich stakes last
wear by a head only, because ol sheer lincN' "''
he captured the Tidal in the same way
ON Friday night Of the stables on inc eiO"hu'
v-.s hurnod Onlv two animals We're In n-Dr. =.
l.. Knapp's thrceyear-od colt sir walter ana HIS
twoycar-od fy lola. Both were saved without
injury and both won races Yesterday loa ee'ins
frs, place in the hafmile scramble Tor two-yearou'
DR. Knapp has had abundance Of III fortune 'n'9
- trar, are two riffs in the clouds and more
riffs to come. , ~
amazingly strong stable. both in thr"e-ycaroids ana
,uo-vearods OF their Youngsters, Domino Is the
champlon of the country and Assignee soprano anu
Bowers have won a race apiece Yesterday '''H S'i'
% IN. ms, in the double event for twoy"arohs the
handsome bay colt ilompipe' nan pro'hcI
Of Don Alonzo, by Mr. ilcH".'N' r Uu'
OF Round Dance. lie was ridden ps id'"''
and won the race in commanding STYLE IT Is 'r'"
Tho, -, carried only 113 pound, the 125 or Declare
who ran second but hc Is 80 wcllpropor'innen ana
50 weIldcvclopcd that the fun STAKE "''s"' VIII
probably not burden him seriously. ohe oi Ms wv"
however is somewhat Gcormcd-in fao'' ne mas !"
clubfoot but he may win many race ior Il" 'l",'
Ih, favoritc in the Double Event was august l'l
mont.s IIu,lincham who has been wording well. ""r
IIncnam had every chance. well ridden by Iiam'
ton and WAS leading AT the end Of the hrS' ma
l:ut In the final iurlOng ne COM r,,,n ma,
cur and came third. Ancr all i"riI ' " ~,
likely Z, win valuable stakes i0r MI hln'" w. ri,o
cl;.rc tine race. geliihS se'o"" paw " '
% lis seven pounds penalty. o,,..o hoc,,se
Ticrre LOriliaId was not at IN" raU o,Ui..inn
nj fine had W. ahcr. but hr ,'nl >ihhi ~, . -.
on his colt Kilkenny IN The MIN race "Io,r ,,,r
The conditions OF race, carried ohlf ,,nI,.
nnu,ds and was ridden bv Iickamnny rem. p'N
four started in thi, racc--Dr. li>bT"uch hno,,
1euncr ard Kilkenny. Dr. lla>U1i'h Ia ,,r.,,t
accustomed 70 carry heavy weights IN ~, "n,' npiI,
races Yesterday lie had 1lG pounds up Wv ,r II
which ne will carry In IN" suburban OH iu,i'' ~,
has never al mile AM az riS'' ,a r,D.
he I'm, been front In NOR" tlin p '
at tho, distance and lc has three time III ra
Al n mile lie has been worked rep'aunE d, rt,,
tapc.. of more than "A mile order 10 Ir'pH'