The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Inc stewards Of the Jockey Club CON-
tinued their work In conjunction with
the Brighton Beach stewards at Rr;gb.
ton yesterday, and as a consequence
some more heads fell In the basket. and
several other rulings were put into
effect Besides tn ruling off of Father
biil DAILY, as told In another column
Jockey Coabley was suspended for in
competency. This boys riding on sew
eral occasions has been very poor, but
MS work ON w. b. and VIII Fonso yes-
terday was atrocious. He used no head
work whatever on either horse during
the early portion fther races, and at
the hnish went completely to pieces.
another decision arrived at was as fol-
lows: was 20 ioi
The stewards of the Jockey Club have
siNen notice that bookmakers must here
after upon demand of the stewards of
any meeting Immediately surrender
thelr betting sheets TO them. Any fail
H iact 70 To- comply with this order with sub
aities as prescribed in rule 16i, part %,
OF the Rules of Racing"
ne latter is undoubtedly splendid
rule and Will go long way to free the
trainers; The main evidence against
both Shields and DAILY was gained from
oookmakers' sheets.
The stewards would do we'll to investi-
gate the in and out running of Jessie
Iarai A few days ago Pont Lear made
a monkey out of Jessie, but yesterdays
race was very different. Strauss mare
simply ran away from Warnke's filly.
Clerico rode nice race on Reiff yes
tefuay. he did not worry the colt dur.
ing the frst part Of the race. and had
enough left to win in the stretch.
The stewards questioned McGlone,
who rode Hardy Fox in the last race.
the boy said the horse could no; get
near Robusta, although he tried his
best.
McCafferty & wishard bet enough to
win their new purchase, Ben Lamond,
out. He won easily.
Mabel lGenn will bear watching. She
ran we'll in the first part Of her race
yesterday.
A barrel of money was bet on The
vastly improved over his form at
Sheepshead Bay He went away at a
terrific clip. which killed the field off al
most in the first quarter. Riley Gran
Ilol Npli UDIty vi Tie tDlt IMAM
did McClelland. Grannon did not take
in a cent on The Commoner, and be-
sides bet most of his book on him.
Considering that Nanki Poo was con-
ceding 10 pounds to his field In the first
race, he ran an excellent race. He got
away poorly and at even weights would
have given The Commoner an argument.
The Camden Stable came very near
cutting a watermelon with Valkyrie in
the third race. Eugene Leigh had start
ed Valkyrie in the first. race and prob
granted that the filly was starting
was quoted against the filly who ran a
good fourth.
the third race yesterday. but like all
Tremont's he quit when 1t came to a
drive.
Young Perks has a great head on his
young Shoulders. But for his good judg-
ment Clementine would surely have
been among the also rams. Going around
the turn, Clementine was bumped Into
and knocked back u,,t to Las last 9, place ni
waited for an opening on the rail; The
field did go just wide enough to let
Ciementine squeeze through, ana IN
tWlnkllnS tHc HidTc wnb ia itoht'
The prericted cut in the attending
because racing was begun at go O'Clock,
did not happen yesterday, and the man.
agement was jubilant. There Is no like.
Hood that they will return to the old
schedule.
Ten to one was a false price against
the Queen, considering her good race OF
Sat urday.
The Pepper won his race very easily
He will be hard to beat from now on
Hydersbad, who ran second, has proved
to be rather an expensive purchase fol
the Messrs Kune. 1t was thought tina,
he would be the breadwinner among
the three-year-olds this season. He mas
bad legs. however.
The Saratoga stewards gave evidence
| of life vest rday. They notlceu '"'
| cases of foul riding.