The evening world., 1894-08-01
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Father BIZ Daily felt very badly yes
terdsy. At least. the Sage Of Hartford
SO expressed himself, and II wasn't be-
cause Of the action OF the Stewards, but
because the impression had gone abroad
that he had been ruled on" Father
BIZ claims he has not been ruled OF,
but merely suspended" and he feels
very much hurt that people should think
that he had really been entirely dis
sraced. The old gentleman bemoaned his
treatment to everybody In sight, and
invariably wound up by importing his
listeners not to believe that he has been
ruled off, and referred them to Charlie"
Sass. DAILY draws a fine distinction.
According to him, the fact that he can
SELF his horses in case the Steward Of
the Jockey refuse to reopen the case,
proves that he has not been ruled of
IT the refusal of race tracks to accept
the entries made by person on &C.
count of fraud, does not practically con-
titute a ruling of then II Is pretty
hard to determine what does. Nobody
had more fun with the Sage OF
Hartford" vest erday, than did Charlie
Post, his awful son-in-law, as DAILY
terms him. On several occasions when
Charlie has been In trouble, Papa Bill'
made life miserable for his son-in-law,
and the latter got back at the old man
with vengeance yesterday. Charlie is
at present hobbling around on crutches,
just recovering from broken leg, and
as Papa william has a cork member,
ment in the paddock yesterday. 1t is
very doubtful II the Stewards will re-
open Days case. and he will undoubt-
eddy sell his horses and retire" from
the turf.
Jockey A. Covington was suspended at
Chicago for pulling Leo, 4 to 5 favorite,
in the last race.
The McCafferty crowd backed Judge
Morrow heavily yesterday, knocking
his price from 20 to to /. The Judge
never got near Berwyn. the winner.
Merry Duke and Vocalite will both do
to watch. They are improving and will
win before long.
DR.; Knapp lost heavily over Long
brooks defeat yesterday.
The Stewards will to-day investigate
I.orillard's Gelding, Redowac, in the
last race at Saratoga yesterday. The
sudden activity of the Stewards is sur
prising. and II is possible they are de-
srous of emulating the gentlemen who
have done such earnest work at Brigh-
ton. Just what they are going to In
yestigate !: a question not yet deter
criminal in Lamlys riding. The geldng
was In front most of the way and then
stopped badly. Lamly is one Of the
most modest, well behaved jockeys
1 riding, and he. has been in hard luck
| this season. Considerable clamor has
been raised concerning the reversals In
form Of certain horses, Perhaps the
! Stewards want to stop all this talk by
making an example Of some one.
| Considerable disappointment was felt
! at Hawthorne's withdrawal from the
I second race. The crowd wanted to
compare his performance with that OF
sion Martin was accused of pulling
him. Leigh said after the race that he
| had scratched Hawthorne because he
had week ago promised Mr.. Fleisch.
| in the race.
Clifford's mile In l.421-4 yesterday was
done Sc easily that II he starts In ths
! Special Sweepstakes on Saturday he vii
| be a dangerous element.
| Floreanna ran rattling good race
Yesterday. 1t is said that she Is at leas
ten pounds better in heavy going.
Ed Kearney is not the colt he was a
Sheepshead Bay.
Annsette has entirely recovered from
the cough she had at the Sheepsheat
Bay meeting. She was a rafting I'LL!
yesterday.
Lamplighter is certainly in grand shape
| He had little to beat yesterday, but h.
did 1t in amazingly easy style.
The kick OF the horsemen that TIL
races are especially framed for Wal
haum's hofs SEES IS emphasized by the fac
that that gentlemans colors were born
to the front in three races yesterday
The races are mostly for beaten horses
amounts This let's Lamplighter. Poten
tate and other good ones in at sue
weights and in such company that the.
can hardly be beaten 1t Is no wonder
therefore, that with nearly 1000 of tn
best horses In training on the ground
only thirty horses took part In yester
days races. 1t Ill becomes Mr.. Wal
only killing his own game: Horsemen d
not visit Saratoga for the r"rT0=e :
looking at Mr.. Wn'1aums horses wi
races. ~, protests are becoming loud
and they may bring the Saratoga Asso
citation to Its senses.
A despatch from Rochester says tina
Edward Appel's stallion Norrin, ID l.
bv Norval purchased last year at tn
Palo Alto sale. after doing duty In tn
stud for two seasons is being prepare
went q mile In 2lS "a without being es
| tsnda5 II has heen decided to camDaiR