New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
RACING AT GRAVESEND.
LARGE CROWD PRESENT YESTERDAY.
rue STEWARDS DECIDE TO INVESTIGATE GALL
IEE-REsULTs OF THE CONTESTS.

=. care very much what the newspapers print
,out racing. But when nearly all the newspapers
:, any Importance in New-York agree In critics.
.rs any abuse the turf it is certain that those
auspapers represent express pubic opinion.
"a Jockey club and no racing organization can af-
I'D 10 defy ALLEVIATE pubic sentiment in the
Ting run. The newspapers and public opinion alike
,ree in the belief that the training and running
~ the colt Gallee have been extremely peculiar.
c.luee is trained by of the most eccentric men
y the turf s. W. Street. He is fully eccentric
:. william c Daily. Gal.ee has just in
.rsistently and just as strangely as the worst OF
ryliam c. Days horses ever ran. He is colt
=, fair class and high speed. He was second to
nomno in the Futurity stakes last year, and was
nsaten by few inches only. He was second TO
I.cy of Spades in the Great Eastern Handicap
some Of Galee's races this year have been ex-
client while others have been execrabe. great
many people think that Galilee's races ought TO
=. thoroughly investigated, and that If Mr. Street
ran offer satisfactory explanations of the peculiar
,nnng Of the colt those explanations should be
made public and the whole matter should be
scared ND. II Mr.. Street cannot make satisfactory
.,nlanatons. then Mr.. Streets entries ought TO
>. refused hereafter as those of William c. DAILY
have been refused.
The stewards of this meeting of the Brooklyn
Jockey Club very properly and justly decided yes
tsrday to investigate Galilees running. They ought
N insist upon full explanations from Mr.. Street
:, regard TO Galee II Mr.. Street desires
"r,ndcation'' he ought to have II speedily. But
II is extremely difficult to see how he can explain
Galiee's extraordinary racing in satisfactory
way Mr. Street holds a Jockey Club license as "A
trainer II he is not a competent trainer and can
not get Galiee in proper condition for his races his
license ought TO be revoked. II he ever races the
colt for work merely all his entries ought 10
be refused
Delightful weather and a moderate programme
attracted a large crowd TO Gravesend yesterday
afternoon. The programme was what the talent
called tough as only one real good thing was coiored
on the card. Dope" books were scarce commod-
iy as the severe trouncng administered TO the So
called talent on Tuesday attributed to the mis-
leading information concerning form CLEANED from
their pages The plungers and their followers were
os sedate as terra Gotta image, and the only topic
Of interest talked over by them the uncertainty
iatOns OF the snrewdest men on the turi NJ,
stree; is likely to have hard time Of Il when ne
goes before the stewards TO explain GalileeS pen per-
io1nances this season. Perhaps me ~, Sheens-
head Bay As for the betting on Ga!ilee thousahus
Of dollars were won by meA sq VINO 3 Ie' honkmakers
s TO /, placing from 500 to 81" win poof'''A"''
who would take the money. so,,s renu.a
For the benefit of racing and street repu,a
ton racegoers hope fervenIy that rhe ,hat everv
lion will be searchingy thorough; ana INA, 80
jockey who rode in the race VIII De a ,a iniSb If
his version of the race from star, 10 inter-
the stewards find that any jockey pIrpose rertainiy
ised with the ayoTe 'n Ther WAS more than
one startling change OF form IN snae i@ Of Figaro
We're efrectuaiiy settled by horse which was
heavily played for the place by seiec, Good as
W. W. wben they put their checks down, and al
most invariably land the money: u, ,,a, :, was
SsnaTaIlv known that Reiff was TO ride Patrcia .a
on Monday. Some OF the remarks mar Is M Ha tber as
,sax are closely associated with Philip j. Dwyer,
the owner of Patrician When me se,iims r Y' Io9
SaS Sims could not ride him at
he
t Snsw all about the change and Mr. DWyers rea-
sons ior Pairician was greatly Knocked about
sns so badly jostled that Patricians chances were
ruined and that a 5ne not Sh make the Weight
The great race between DSmino and Hena pes OF
t MsS sevout turfman to pray for good day and
i s,a' track Dominos overwhelming defeat Of
S,onaneu has not dampened the ardor OF the ad-
Of Henry who i n sand S Who
dtion at the present time Syr yarr saSs bomi
HU IS a aaSy ssn ana freiioness
ton He deserves unlimited praise DH' ns ON "a do
so1e ne hard M racing 10 defeat my colt There are
mat many and look for hard-ought from post TO
ara from hGR se IDOL Of Eastern the
" Maspeth WAS numerically criticised by the per
s-ns who visited the delectable traveSty on sport
tuesday night The stewards cannot ACT 700 SEER
make rules too stringent to aP BOOKS 70 on mt its al
ieeed races. Prompt action will do much to de-
s,roy 1t. o,..., os,a-aav pavY the bet
tors a chance TO regain some Of treir losses: ana
good odds were laid agan st the t6ns contn
GENT. so that money could be placed without danger
e. s n or Was o selected as the best lot Of
maidens Dungannon had many followers. Inc
ode the odds against him down from 6ta1 no
until even money was the PEST straiSbt' and even
money for place. To the great surprise OF ever
on mem Antipode winning by shortest Of heads
from Dungannon Both horses were puhished lot
Of mile ara Tu in 3he sadie was the ia
vorite in the second race. Redskin received sub
,sna sgPpGr one %h on Ivs OAK for the place
Long odds posted against the other contest
The sn,sb bv a length from Live Oak. who beat
Redskin by the same distance no ior ont cking and
flashing out furiously endangering both the jockeys
and the other horses. His entry should be reiuSed
Faraday made the avor;e for the h5s
rs sssyT paR Ss Soh to and for the
place Several Of the men who do not bet on eyery
price against it, bet heavily on Patrican and 6 did
their best make their friends BET on the e zen
the pace was fast: there was no jostns or rro%a
Ing every jockey did his best. with the result INA.
by nearly a length from Candelabra, who finished
second Faraday was third length away cbalkea
upon the boards Hastone. with Taylor t On ~, ms
back. chosen as the choice OF the iot re y, wa1
against his chances The Western delegation bet
on Pepper freely. accepting 10 lor ,heii ao,s ~
The men who PLAYED Patrician placed a large Poi-
ton OF their winnings Cromwell VINO IN tneI'
opinion should have been the favorte. As the aver
age odds against Cromwell was TO they rcapsu
hansome returns on their inv .ments Wnen .me
nag fell Owlet had length the best OF tne start
and raced In front until the turn Tor nome was
reached. when Cromwell closed ON her. causing
Penn 10 go the whip. Owiet lost gr0uhu w. ~
finish by length and three-quarters from true true,
penny. who got up in time TO beat o"iet "e'"
10Y second place. ~ H.,
Lady Violet was the hottest favorite or the uaS
ana was plunged 10 such an extent thad tne nn
5 TO were quickly wiped out. ana 10 / on
Ceedily accepted Sionenee was the heHt III ~,
mand but was played principally for the pace VIZ, ,o
70 as the ruling odds. Correction was siai 'I
The race-for what reason nobody couid zen, i,
ERECTION was trained TO go distance H Hi t cnn
~ OF speed would cause her TO win IN iair op IN,
CIV Lady Violet simply played with me ,or n eve
tssiction permitted to set the pace Iol IN
Iulongs when MIR Clason's speedy Stonenellle
ssired her and took the lead. which she held UNI,