New-York tribune., 1894-07-01
wo-ycar-o:ds; si5 each. purse
XTH RACE-iTgh- weight handicap Sl' 'a'"'
!, n,., oa,.d o,e ,,r, ,-d an eighth on the turf
ABOUT THE LAWN AND PADDOCK.
talk AMONG THE TTRTMEN- OF TIL
EAIF- HOLIDAY

ABOUT THE LAWN AND PADDOCK.
TALK AMONG THE TrPrMEN- INCIDENTS OF TIE
EAIFHoLDAY.
Many shrewl who know the ropes and the
inside working Of races say that there is a deep
laii scheme cause all the dscrelit Iossbl" 10
fall on the Coney lslanl Jockey Club. Ncst"rlay'a
racing will long be remembered by rlce-goers. Tho
feature Of the sport the hfth race Garrison
was On Ramapo. Before the race Trainer Hy'aai
told him 20 get off as II the race was foI three
fourths OF a mile. ana II the pace was slow -
keep up with the leader. but II the pace was fast
70 place his horse In the. third position ara Keep
him there untl he Strengthened out for th'
run in. anl to ride him for all he was worth to
the finish.
When the flag fell Hamapo rot of with the fell
ont was taken back Immediately. 50 that he was
last all the way down the backsirctch V ~ Fan
quet at his side When Garrison attempted % ~
through the rail Banquet. who was rll'n by
Sims. moved mp. aHl bottled up the snapper as
cffcctually as If he were a specimen IN museum
Garrison tried to take hts horse back bat Sus
blocked his enor, by restraining Banqurts I'm
rctnasitv ana Lizzie. who was hcai"n. aided ma
t,ralIy I'm keeping Ramapo AMI his rider holples'.
When the tArec-cighihs post wa reached SINS
rushed Banquet 20 the front anl Lizzie "'S o"'
OF the race which gave Garrison a chlnc" to com"
inside OF her 50 that De was IN another pocket
made by Dorian and Rcdskin Garrison az once
went to tho outside ana set sail for Banquet. In
a few strides Ramapo was az Barquers side anI
appeared 20 be oIfrinnins him. when sims began
- whip furiously md struck Ramapo a severe
bow. which caused him to throw up his h'ld ana
al back bat under Garr!son's riding IAmap'
cano again. AMI AZ the finish was on even terms
Win Banquet
The ko,n-slrh;ol. able and efficient Judges could
not separate :hem. AMI it was decl ll dead heat
Everybody WAS excited even the ca.rn. cool. paciH
;eve.-hcalei judges who placed Rcdsdn ihir.. a.
though Dorian beat him az lest "a fui neck.
\ large crowd gathered around the stand When
The horses returned 10 the stand rrnincr Hylhnd
toIl Garrison 10 claim FOUL. else D" would DO 80
himself Garrison dld make ihe claim. but the
stewards would not allow ~ claim.
Hardy campbell who tra'nf Banquet asked
David Gideon. ore Of the owners ~ Rnmapo. y De-
intended TO divide tho s'akes Mr Gideon gl9ims
anything agreeable 20 Mr.. DwNer. ltdinai" -u""rl
Mr Gideon iold uyand hat ne stakes would bee
divided and Hylnnd b' AN o. cool h'" h"i-' "i'
Hc was greatly incenred at Garrson. '.' ~no' hr
OF "a" betting rms messenger cam" w - ll' m '
race OF. ana the stewards want the horses al tn
post az twenty minutes past hf" .. .r, H..
land replied as heretofore All dead heats nave
been run IN twenty minutes "hrr ih' ia M rae .r,.
stewards say that st,eplechasr is not race an
pav.i Giicon az once went - nnl the stewards.
but received no sa'isfaciion as Do was assured in
comedy notwithstanding The fact thHt J. . K
Lawrence exhausted many weary hours ~ craving
While Mr Gideon al@ent Garrison cam" hp'
and Hylani accused him u dls'hryink i 0rIi't. -, -
with the result that the latter %'id Wi! h''
ride him IN the run-on. even II am rui'' O." "'e
James r. Kcene. however prevailed on Garrison
70 reconsider hi, w.fd' ana - vi,n ,', r.ur1,rI
r-eare had been restored. and Hamnf". although
eeu., IN he r,In-oi Ry this time inrge crowd
fad assembled in the paddock and everybody ~,
ver,. ohev,- 10 the letter The run-on. but Ban
que, defeated hls lame oGpncnt 'aSiy. ,u,o,, o..
sr,"iilier for rnonihs before they brclk out mo
names which may sc,5em any d ,b~ H,ner,n rf
are models Of sportsmanlke action m everything
VI. I,mapo's larn.ncss vas caused by the spreading
Of hs ief forefoot. and is not considered serious
Ual,zer In the Spring stakes showed that he Is
nearly II rot quite. nrsi-cass. AS he won the race
large numocr Of persons be, heavily on stone
nell as hey hogs w4l ~ Dw2er SsS - bSi % heavily
ON stonencll but Correction held hin safe from
Tb farcccomcly or stcepcchasc ratified every
,oiv on the track Before the nrst circuit Of the
course made the contestants IA the racr %rre MIS-
SO that 1t di.hcult FOR ANYBODY to decide VINO
was going the right After series ~ mis-
haps and On unparalleled exhibition Of cruelty on
the part of one jockey. who beat ana belaDorrl one
Of the contestants over thc head WIN me 6"u %,
'.shame,' the farce came to an end There was n
long DELAY before q decision rendered. Frederick
Ciebhard's Kodman was the first past IN" nnishing
post; To the surprise Of many p"rson. VINO hrmy
believe that the winner covered lentlcaly IN" same
co,Irsc that was covered 10y Rodman. the lntier was
disqualified FOR going the wrong course. Lynch VINO
was thc rider II Rodman. is an old and experienced
qtccDlechase Jockey that there is NJ excuse Tor
him and his blunder Frederick Gebhard IL a true
sportsman and should be protected by the racing
officials.
An effort is being made 20 have the decision In the
stre2lechases and hurdle races hours after
the rIce 10 accommodate the persons VINO
wait lntil dark for the result.