The evening world., 1893-06-08
The Ontario Case Brings a
New and TaFdy Notice
at Morris Park.
FALL OF HILLTOP FAV0R|TEs.
Five Down in a Row Yesterday,
Yet the Best Horses Win
the Events.

Notices TO the erect that III q
horse is disqualified for incorrect
weight bets on him are not affected
by the disqualification II he carried
not less than the weight on the Of
ficlal programme or as corrected
on the notice board have been
posted in conspicuous places In the bet
ting ring at Morris Park. This is the
outcome OF the Ontario case at Graves
end. The notice is of little use at this
late hour. Indeed. 1t Is Of no use at
all. The Judges are supposed to pro-
tect the public to the best of their
ability, and matters will have reached
pretty pass when racegoers are COM
PEELED to carry about with them copy
of the betting and racing rules In order
to inform the judges of their mistakes.
The error in the Ontario case was dis
covered soon after the Judges commit
ted It. and the proper thing for the
Brooklyn Jockey Club would have been
to acknowledge the mistake Of their en-
ployees and pay OF third-noney bets
ON ns The s sdeSs was Of not aGns
l are still nursing them.
Ed Kelly has probably sthe best Of
the two-year-old Niles In kentgerna.
She has an unbeaten record up to date.
and her defeat of Glance, Soprano and
hook high class. Still. this Is not say
Ing much, for the two-year-old Niles
this season seem to be a very ordinary
lot.
When Lepanto won the last race yes
terday, Il selling affair, the crowd made
a rush to the Judges stand in eXpecta-
the winner in revenge for Days bid
ding up of Harlem. They were not Dis
appointed. Schultz bid to 5000 and DAILY
let Lepanto go. The Hartford turfrnan
shouted, You can have him. wooden
leg and all" Schultz will probably. send
Lepanto to Gloucester; where he should
tackled the wrong man In Schultz. The
latter has plenty Of money, and he has
declared that he will follow DAILY TO the
e end OF the earth to get let, even; Sshui.ns o
ter, and when he retaliated he had half
the owners standing on Their heads be-
fore peace was declared.
Smiling" Johnny Kelly has got back
from Europe much improved in health.
His friends have missed his genial face
at the race courses this season. and will
gladly welcome him back again
SleIpner's win In the Cherry Diamond
ftanulcifb yesterday WIS pOpuiuT.
Owner Lakeland is a prime favorite of
the public, and bet ON his horses
generally results In the cashiny OF
tickets. Much Of the success Of Keenes
which Lakeland bestows upon them.
The owners and trainers are telling q
funny story Of how W. b. Jennings was
mistaken for a tout and put out OF the
grounds early yesterday morning.
The race run by Harvest yesterday
and his performance of few days ago
don't ft There is a screw loose some-
where that even owner Dwyer can't
lind. The latter bet heavily on Adel-
bert to beat his own colt, yesterday.
Harvest ran under pull all the way.
DogGctt was not in mis- best form yes
terday. His riding of Prince John and
Sir Arthur were poor pieces OF horse
manship.
The authorities at the Gloucester race
track yesterday caught man copying
Information from their books on the
sendng Mofns fnrk to rsfss fSe fso%
was promptly elected. Guttenburg
bookes continue TO get all the informa-
tion they waEt, however.
The Loantaka and Major DAILY people
horses, but apparently are unable to
place them right.
Four firms made books on the Morris
Park races at the North Bergen track
Yesterday. and all did a rushing bus!-
ness. This Is an increase of three since
the first day. Heretofore O'Connor a.
co. have been the only ones to put up
prices against the runners at the big
track. and they had a good game, blt
they will now have to divide.
The Camden Stable, OF which Bin
Eren Is the trainer attempted another
" hog killing" with ltkins in the fourth
ra ce backing him down from to | %
s TO ;. He ran well for three furlongs
and then died.
Beautiful Bells, "A recent addition to
Jimmy" McCormiCk's stable quit in her
usual manner In the five furlong race
Yesterday. She opened up big gap at
the beginning, but died out IN The
stretch.
Favorites have been sclng down with
alarming rapidity for the last three
lays at the hill top, five trailing In the
lust yesterday The races have nearly
III been won by the best horses. how
.ver and not the faintest sign Of crook
.dness has been noted.
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