New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
GOOD SPORT AT PARKWAY.

PROMPT ACTION OF THE STEWARDS IN ftTIINo
DOWN An INTOXICATED JOCKEY
The best programme OF races arranged TOT 'hs
Parkway track meeting was that OF yesterday ana
the public showed its appreciation by turning out
IN large numbers The track was in fine condition
and good time made. More women IMAM USUAL
were seen in the grandstand and clubhouse pazhaS'
ond a number OF fine equipages were on the
grounds Some talk was caused by the announce
ment that Arthur white. at the urgent sonc''a-
ton OF his father. $. v White the s'ockptoNei'
hotter known as Deacon" White. had sold MS
n,os pocabontas and Foresight 10 W. c. Hayes.
The stewards did something yesterday "hch
will endear them to the lovers OF true sport TOT a
long time As the horses were going 10 INC p'S'
for the seventh rae" the stewards ho''eu 'i'''
something was wrong with VI. Bergen the jockey
an PLENTY The horse outclassed his field ana
large amount OF money had been bet on MIN.
Frank Deard dashed out OF the stewards stand
and went rapidly across the field TO the DoN OF
Ware the starter. The horses had already mane
several breaks. but fortunately they had not Ho'
ten off Mr. Beard quickly explained the SITUATION
70 Mr. Ware and then ordered Bergen on inc
borac I, was announced to the wondering crowd
that bergen was in no condition to ride his mount
and that there would be delay OF iiVe minutes
until new Jockey could be found Mcniohe was
chosen and although he had been SUSPENDED io'
being left a the post on Tomaha"k last o",ufuay'
IN. stewards in the emergency permitted him 10
r,ao He rode a good race. Plenty getting OF In
from, and winning 1t common talk on other
DAYS that Bergen drinking heavily and II any any
JOB was put up yesterIha acod Plenty was beau
tifuly nipped in the bud by the prompt acton OF
the sewards Would that the officials of all tracks
were AS prompt to act
The first race was won by Pantata ~.
The second was won 10y the iaVorite, ~
nellie who got of first and was never headed
and the third race was secured py ,ne W ~
fourth race, and after Sunshine III. and Poca,
hontas had made the pace py .u nn h,n,I,w nv
hai} a Length The NTH race was also won by
avore Pont Lear but in the next contest .ne
Worf I'm the best time for the distance yet made
Mt this meeting Summaries:
.r fsrlongs; pur,s $40 rantaia 100 CHor,on) and
even by two Lengths Dolly e2l, i22 ,W shields ld
Ing liz FoxJ 10 and T. third. Time-i2o's Patroman
Oporto and Chateau also ran.
1891 the winner to be sold at 1gcS g for 80
I'VE iu %"a by P Spn snsh @na ,s 80 roon
second: I',lish II To' ana nh 'hi;a by gnH
Maggie Richards and Hopper also
Third race-For four-year-olds and upward; non.win-
i've furlong.: purs~ $40 Padre III GIorion) to 3
By two lengths; macklock iia on Iers.n 3 , and
O and 2. third. Time oc. sirasburs Sporting Girl
| and Zeno also
Fourth raceA handicap FOR gaoways one MITE; purse.
$50 ENwood io Gafrsono to 10 T4n o by Ga ana q
sTcS s n%ia T lsS W s6ea and O even hrG
two Lengths away Time-i:5ils. Ze'ita and Aheena
|
Fifth race-For twoycar-ois. the winner to he sold at
auction for $1,000: i've and half furlongs purse 500
dy Sn' lengths Lar conness D. d. wao % 10 and 70 T.
second nve lengths ~ Judge Gleason. - tCorb
| lew q even. third. Time-i:12. Boonon also ran
Sixth race-For three ycarolds and upward the winner
10 sold auction for $500: six and half urlongs;
BY three lengths: Marguerite. 1o7 Gon, even second;
H. 30 hG sha and MAJ Harry GfS also ran
and SoT wnSsr
purse $50 Plenty Ioi (McGlone) to / won by three
| front Of Dashng CHARLEY 100 Fox,. 10 and I. third.
Time :23iz. Jakcy Josephs. Yumuri lronsides and
Frankie u. nlso ran
| Following are the entries for to-day
First maiden dds four and half
furongs Nome Carlo lls Iune dor colt us Lancer iis
raiee lis IFS Tree Top 49, Powhnttan hly ll5.
Lady knight l5. Yoande My li3, Famine il5. Fritz
| II5 Chnk 1i5. Ausriana geding 10
| Second race-For maiden four year-ods and upward
1--WE fnrongs. Theodore III. Baby T. III Adjust ".
Queen OF Hearts My III. Tom Nice. 49, Frankie j. 1lo.
Prlmus 49, Maggie c. gelding llo, Hopper H. Hanl-
ton 49,. . 40
Third rac.-Handicap for ponies: half mile Wazee 10.
Little Tramp 40 Comanehe 1853. Violets 49, The
Sheikh 12s.
Fourth race-For maiden threeyear-ods; six furongs
wentworth 49, Keramus 100 Burrcll i22 Jake Jcseplis
10 t.on,rao colt iO7 Joker l04 Refacton geding
iot Margery nily 1913 Lilly II. io2
Fifh race-seing: mile Van Dyke 100 Plenty mt
| ironsdes 90 Clansnan 92, Little Bravo 10
Sixth race-seling mile and quarter: hurdles Entries
| 10 close at ~ m. Wednesday. August a.
THE RACING INTERRUPTED BY RAIN.
| Lexington KY, Aug. 81 (SpeciaD-At Nicholas
Vile to-day the fair and troting races began but
rain interfered and only one race was decided
| In this Ella Belmont. by Belmont. won IN tnree
straight heats: H. c. second Stony third Best .n