New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
w. G.. DAILY BARRED OUT.
ACTION OF THE STEWARDS OF THE
JOCKEY CLUB.
BooKMAKERs MUST GIVE Up THEIR SHEETS
HEREAFTER oN DEMAND RESULTS AT
BRIGHTON BEACH YESTERDAY.

An unusually large crowd attended the races ut
! Brighton Beach yesterday. Monday is generally
an off day at the racetracks. but at Brighton the
crowds appear to be fully large as on other
days.
| Another joint meeting Of the stewards was held
| last night
| As a result OF IT, the stewards Of the Jockey Club.
having fully investigated the charges preferred by
| the stewards Of the Brighton Reach Racing Asso-
citation in respect the running OF the mare Liz
| ze owned by W. G. Daily. on July %. directed all
| associations racing under the rules Of the Jockey
| Cub refuse all future entries made by DAILY
| The stewards Of the Jockey club decided that
all bookmakers shall hereafter. upon demand OF the
! stewards OF any meeting. Immediately surrender
their betting sheets 70 them. Any failure to comply
with this order Will subject the person so offending
% the penalties presented in Rule l6i. Part -.
| Of the Rules OF Racing.
| l. was said the track that several more per-
sons are in danger of being ruled off on ac-
count Of garnsly suspicious races. Jockey Nc
| Clone is likely be put the ground indefinite
~. There Is little doubt that the Brighton stew
ards Will recommend the revocation OF his license
| He has frequently used vile and insulting IAN
| guage to the starters assistants Mctilonc had
the mount Hardy Fox IN the last race yester-
| day. and as he In front OF the line the
starter told 'Mnch." OF his assistants. TO lead
| Hardy Fox back to the line When Minch at
| tempted TO do McClone poured forth torrent
Of abuse using the vilcst language and threaten
| the race was over McGlonc. accompanied by his
colored valet. approached the assistant starter In
| a menaciug manner. The valet - said 10 be n
fighter and a bully. "Minch' took no unnecc"-
sary chances but struck out in several different
directions and soon settled the pugnacious pair.
| Another fighter. who has been I'm the prize ring.
| has threatened to avenge McClone and his valet.
! There are lots OF for this fellow outside the
gates Of the Brighton track.
Starter Flynn made complaint to the stewards
xrh, 10 ali 1.tgfC 10 be
| severely punished. as the starter. who seldom
makes complaint should b. upheld whenever
| Jockey undertakes to override his orders or the
orders OF his assistants.
HARD TO PICK WINNERS
The racing was Of the usual Brighton Beach
| type-flr ne,ls Of moderate horses, 80 evenly
matched that picking winners Is extremely difficult
Hr ,hton Beach horses have days but some OF them
certainly have nights. that In their races many
! Of them are as erratic as their owners. Take tn"
first race on yesterdays card. Nagaoonf was
| looked upon as worthy Of the name he bears. The
bookmakers marked mp - against him. as the
public were willing to accept Il to against 3illy
| Boy who has been running his best. Tom t!n"y
bonds price looked tempting 20 a largc number OF
betors who were acquainted win nls ier''a te
10 defeat Tom Finley by nearly Two !engths Lns
stride. beating t.ii him a nrak for the place. -.
II Reir. with C.erico ~ ""n me com ',rs Is -
neck before McIntyrc. VIII Fonso. who was thse
) favorite at the opening " The batting at 80
against him. vas MT heavily suIp'r yea. 80 ma ti
the odds recedcd until II to was rely qu9t"i an
over the ring VIII Fonso hni@hei htth. ,1i'|y
/ e. not archer 10y any means as ne I nahr' "a
/ shocking exhibition 81 Incompetence" Whenever ne
attempts - DO more than sd; rtll on hors" IN
dentiy somebody has been joking the boy By max
| ing him believe BE- can rid .
the third race. IN which Pontear was an ellison
favori,e Jessie Taral was well supported N me
ne ming ODDS To capital star, Jessie Taral
! who WAS The outside. rushed 10 me Iohs an,
! co u u
.eyera I.nsihs Pontlear closed ny some ground
IN the stretch but could not get nearer than four
| lengths from Jessie Tafal az 10" hnlsh ll'Ne Lila
was third
J. J. MCAFFERTY's WINNINGS.
H. McCanerty plunged Zen Lomoni in ne
fourth race and won over 800" AZ ODDS averaging
10 g. by his victory. Nick was second ana Anna
| Bishop third.
! 1,r-.l vvon tho rf,h race giving The talent se-
| we're shock as W q was pounded nl over the ring
NJ even money 90 that a. the close q The betting
the ODDS agans' MN WEI. n h..ier r9~.r nan the
- ssacr.s ~ the 'rrf believed. a. she perm iiei
e25sr IL ,fS b,cRsirc'ch EASILY I.e hin a4d
~ the fnigh hy nearly TWO lengths WIN soinrthiis
lef' IL she bag ben c3,.'i Hp2n "'0's' D'N'" was
R0husia with DoEg'u On her BACK, cins.t a." a.
oth.. mise, ln the lle' race Harry fNN was 'N'
fayor.ie al 10 ~ -, Shic the others were
nneeieclI 4 ma,aiaccn, START gave eyery c'nieHant
gee and under Dorse'rs vigorous enoris she wen,
Fox S'y wa '''i ecc5ai ard JACK Rose Third
Here are the results.
First racc-Onc mile purs" So"
vaqa,>ni by vivid. 100 b.. g1iaTa
ii, I,o, 100 'p'Is'hl %
r'55.rtic / mole jim. Lalah and Van Dyke also yam
Time -
second r,ce one mile. Purse 500.
-.- ,,i.r,t,yy io7 =, ........ (CTerico)
i.cH, Dl i,.r 100 .............. GIoggctD
SicIrft,e i05i. .hh!afd' /"
i,''.' 80 80, 49,. sal ,c,r,. ronnnrs WnrIke
virSeS ,nd LAD Adams also ran. Tirn"- ~
r.,,.t race. Tv .y.,rolis. five frrongs Purse 500
-, ., rr,.,.,,,- ,,,,le f., y, ... rfIainl
Jessie Iafal 10y ''"''"' '''' .... .d,einD .
Ionflrar. ~ .-++.---''t++ 1(eeel 4
lAfuo fla' - '..t.,' ,.,,. v.ii,d, Fannie b.
Lillian J., ''i'' i"'P''e - .,,