The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-05
DEBARREb FROM THE TURF.
OWNER JORDAN, JOCKEY cLERIco, AND
THE HORSE TOM IoUGH ExPELLED.

Tom Tough's Performance Too Gi.riur Z,
Escape . Pep.itr :. Rudoiph vvirs IN,
Fordhnn Handicap In Almost Reeor,
Time = vv.h jim, Gienrnoyne, Assignee
Torn Tough, and Speculation winners
AZ meeting held at the conclusion Of I'll,
races at Morris Park last evening tho judge,
OF tho course Investigated tho running OF tn,
horse Tom Tough In the second race on Sept
sufficient ground to warrant their dobarrinn
NJ. Jordan OF Baltimore, owner OF tho Chesa-
peake Stable. the jockey Clorico. and the horse
Tom Tough from the turf ID
Tom Tough was q pronounced favorite for
the selling race on Sept 10 end on public
form he outolassed his opponents greatly. In
the race in question Clerico took The horse
wide at the elbow and whom welltnto the Dip
the boy made a pretence.ot riding and whip
ping. He did not strike tbe horse once out OF
i've times and the rice had a most suspicious
look. 1t was argued thu rhaps Tom TouRh's
foreloRs were in bad. ookdition. as he invari-
ably races In bandages. but Yesterday he came
down tho hill like . thundetbolt and ran tho
mile in lao. The fast time IN the race on
Sept. 20 was discounted largely by the fact
that gale blew down the straight COURSE
Tom Tough's first race ut the fSheepshehd Bay
meeting was suspicious. and at the time
Clerico was called into the stand. 1t seemed
upon that occasion as though third place was
oil that Clorico wanted. and he landed there
nicely. Subsequently Tom Tough. at 10 and
is to I. made short work OF Red Banner, Eva
natus, Speculation. Chesapeake. Arab. and
Tormentor. Jordan Is the man who was asked
to take his horses away from the Gloucester
judges that tho Maryland hOrsoman had offer
cd him bribe 70 pull horse. ,.,-,
the .Fordham Handicap in q gallop. Beating
sir Walter. ricknieker. and killesr. Apd run
which Is only only ana auarter Of second slower
than the record for the distance made by Sir
John. The course was In remarkably fAafson-
dition. tho light drizzle merely laying 4hst.
ham Handicap that Rudolph Could H, take the
Sir Walter and Rudolph opened in the betting
at even money. kildcer and picknicker being
snnnsr an h Roa Of etc WIN
even terms u length and a half away. Directly
ss and irving shook RSdcIph upa tribe. The
Western lad tried to go through IN the middle
70 pull back and go around on the outside. 4
S eyer rSpG SS Rsfs1s raised
Under pnd ,Si.JP pull by length; PicknIeker was
oS VAN .n.T jim was ,ayorte at to on to win the
opening race at three.Iuarters Of mile. lib
sfnl scratching ~ redMTeIng the field to four
sho on xeo rSsn
along severa! lengths in advance Of his coin
Ipstre beat Sir, Matthew cleyerly Tor seconG
SG Ssy H. Wqh Jim ySs = met profitable Ppy
Helen Nichols was fnvorite over Glenn oynes!
M s.f .'s hRa great fSring At ths
easion Mecatrerty pulled up. and starter Howe
VIVA. was tho matter with thatr.
wns oil on my wrong foot" said the
crafty MoCatIerty. >Glenmoyke was buck Jump !
behind Helen sches In the run eyer the
do but let the Celding rate along in order: to
,na.S under Mrcn pull by ,hree,99arters Of
Of al 4 mile from home. Spt il did no good.
es Was very T nle arm
gave not a little trouble at the post Gram
pisn: NahnSe: and Assgnee were the pace
Ike II. Ouidn FactotIm. and Armltage closed
Nahpa. on tho extreme outside OF the course
hso n al H Ss ~sy Sas s
days ago but he was unplaced and ran .disap-
:, Reckon wa. iavorIto for the nth race. but
the plunge 81 the race was on Wumpezo: a
Tough and Victor GUS were. long shots: Reckon
70 Spss than sqH e The post and
Col Hall or Assistant. Starter. Nolan. Wam- |
Dezo and Reckon went away head and head. |
where the three-year: old shook OF Reckon
d and q, y vent on a9ne The effort however; in
both Wampezo aud Reck on. and in tho run |
/ ome they were passed by Tom Tough and !
Victorious, In a pretty finish Tom Tough |
Wan pezo was third. three lengths away. 1'"
Volunteer l. was iayorite for the concluding |
most favored Of the others. The race was a |
hterce one from end to end between Lorimer. |
Ms Nit Young. and Speculation. and It was in
ard got peculatlon's, neck in front. Mit |
Soung beat Lorimer head for second place. |
Summaries follow:
q a goo IL 1875 aswsep.Iakss sSen VIM $3.50
J. AeLaugh!in's CHI. h. wah jim. 4. by Himyar-whls
,issl nGss s,sPs's en- Ias,re iol Psnnji
Post B..,ins-F,ve to on van Jim, ,s to against
VIZ Matthew. 5to Lussre. 10 to Clio colt.
SECOND RACE.
aaS or opy s. fSs n e '
ghich $500 70 second and third seven fnrionsa
en- T. Helon Nichols, 1l0S
" JsnninEss T. Bonaven.are " H. Lamiyj
Tine :2d4
fob betunR-5 TO on Helen Nichols even money |
against ulennoyne. 60 to Bonayenture.
THIRD RACE.
FOR two year.old sweepstakes of $40 each with
49, added OF which 500 10 second $50 TO third
,eunR allowances; rye ant. ne-haf furlongh |
j. x ~ y kscne's ch. c Assignee by spendthrift- |
Maid OF Athol 1903 (MidgeyJ. '...,,.,,,, '''.' I |
!, A. A. H. y, u. Morrs's B. T. Nahnia, 100 penn |
hsSanerty Mishard's b. T. Florence Ub (Rein) ....
az, Sseenhke II; Armiiage. Pirate Chief Littis Matt
4uada Roland Reed. Oporto, elizabeth Lord Nelson
Fiorhua, Factotum. ana Granular also ran.
Time. / O5
foet betunR-Five TO on ArInitage. 8 to ] Oussn. |
IKE ~ to plorencs,l2 ouida 20 TO ! kahma 20
q 10 Facstpm, 80 TO oporio 40 TO Pirate Chief
18th. 100 to flornda ~
FOURTH RACE
Fordhhm Handicap for all ages: q sweepstae,. |
u $50 rach. with SLED added of which S2EO 10 seq
md and BOO to third; Quo mile and hve.sixteenths
tina STABLES oh. g. Rudolph o. by fonso-Eva g. 24
meek Stables b. c. Sir Walter 3. IoS (DogRsttj " ?
-9nis stnarrsb H. P,cknicker o. 95 tReinJ ....'...3
Time, 2:l4H
fost bettlnR-Eyen money against Sir Walter 9 to 8
'uuolph. 10 10 ficknicker. 20 TO ! Kildeor. |