The evening world., 1893-11-02
|OSSlP OF The TURF.
My Two Favorites Win Events
at the Elizabeth Track.
Myers RaceIand and Stonenell
l the Successful Ones.
,me Bettors HAvo n Hard Time
H. Cashins Tickets.

FAvorites were scarce at Elizabeth
.sterday. So were second choices. out
hers had their own way in most OF
e races, Ind the day was a disas-
GUS one for hackers. Raceland anu
onenell were the only choices to win
,ey were both at very short prices
"a Il IL doubtful II much money was
vested on their chances
IN the first ace Curacao, a II to
iance, beat the favorlte a head in a
IRA drive. The second and third races
ere easy victories for Raceiand and
sohenell. Then Sir Richard startled
cry one by beating a hot favorite in
little Fred, and Harry Alonzo upset a
Sod thing in Tom Skidmore. In the
st race Tartarian Inc Speculation were
Iunged on to pull out even on the day.
It again the talent were doomed to
appointment, for Wheeler, a 6-to-l
rance, took the lead in the stretch and
on In a drive. TIL choices were not
zen placed.
Racegoers who insist on betting on
,e races at Elizabeth would do well, in
fase they make n good bet, to require
I8 DOOhIIldhtT dCItptlllB Nhe "hb'i
irnish some guarantee that in case the
ct IN won It will be paid. From certain
Ecidents that have happened during
ne past few days, 1t is quite evident
rat the bookmakers are doing as they
ieaae In the matter OF paying bets.
ippeal to the Association is met with n
sference to Mr.. Egan. This gentleman
FINISHES supplies to the bookmakers in
he ring, and while this may not preJu-
Toe him In his rulings, some more dtsln-
.sreBted person would be preferred by
lackers who are seking their rights.
Yesterday a young man invested u, on
lr,Richard and received a ticket marked
zoo to s.. Sir Richard won, but the
Aookmaker claimed that a mistake had
cen made and that the ticket only
allied for s105. Mr.. Eagan backed up
he bookmaker, and the bettor had to
se satisfied. Another case in point hap
ened on the occasion of M~arguerite's
tactoyy q few days ago. A bettor had II
tekSs reading 500 70 $40. The book
.iaker utterly repudiated the bet ana
rould not cash the ticket.
A the Monmouth track a few years
10 Mr.. Wlthers decided that a man
6ucher was his ticket and he must be
aid its face value. According to the
ray things are run at Elizabeth bettors
ave no redress. IL n bookmaker should
e hit hard he can either repudiate the
ct or pay as much of it as he chooses
his state of affairs should be remedied
once and a competent person APP
ointed to arbitrate disputes in the ring
( Just before the horses went to the post
\ the fourth race yesterday, ..knnp'
sicCarthy sought Sam Hildrcth, the
! wner and trainer OF Sir Richard. =,
ham, how about Sir Richard?' asked
ISN'T worth 80 cents" replied HI
rkfhg "He was nerved three weeks ago.
nd the best h ehas done was six fur,
,et on Sir Richard. The colt won in a
anter.
Count pulled up very lame after his
ace. n will hardly be seen at the post
gain this season.
. Tony Hamilton came up to Elizabeth
specially to ride Slelpner yesterday.
lie could not land the horse better than
bird. Hamilton is not at his best on a
! nile track. He will take no chances;
Yesterday he raced Sleipner all around
inithe outside q hi: field. .
Mike Dwyer bet heavily on Little Fred
nd Discount. His losses on this pair
nore than discounted his winnings on
,~ickpocket. third.
The first special from the track yester-
lay went around the curves at "a dan.
iome quickly, but they do not care to
: isk their lives IN the effort
turf writer advises that Jockeys who
IRE disobedient at the post be whipped.
n - said that his is the method pur,
ued at Gloucester. Some of the young
stersat Elizabeth might improve after a
Sol Lichtensteln did not make book
A~esterday. 1t is said h a he is a heavy
3ser.
Nancy Hanks will not be started
gainst her record. Her legs are not IN
he best of condition, and Doble does no,
are to take n chances with the
mare.
Jack Sheehan has applied for the posi-
Ion OF starter at the coming Bennlng',
Meeting. Starters Caldwell and Row
jn III have nS1 s tS be av] sesenPPeii. a shee : neM is % mIt
Known, and he has had fifteen years
experience on the turf. He is absolutely
Sopest, and this Is a very necessary
ttialihcation. Jack has been trying t
ct a chance with the nag, and it Seems
orange that he is not given a trial
hood starters are a scarcity. and Shee
Jan may prove himself very capable.
II is said that a syndicate Of Nev
Jersey race track men are DESTROYS o
purchasing the half mile track know
Sfthe Derby Driving Park. The cours
situated midway between Birming
iam ana Ansonla- IN connecticut IT
aid, that in the event of purchase
Winter racing may be conducted in IN
AfNutmeg'' State. The rumor cannat b
7raced to any definit source.
Schultz will go into racing o
m extensive scale next season. He ha
eighteen head of promising y~earling
~ Rossington, Hungar, Spendthrift an
sther noted sires.
- Bergen waited too long with Picl
" ,ocket. He was shut out several time
n the race through the stretch.