The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

,ho ,,,,,,o ,d ,arsor,.n sI,te wi, agree
.he pubic ana horeen,en anNe w
full ever given by the Association. Per-
,a, ,.o ,,aas,,,o., features has
aap9 o"e VI VI. - s, .e,,ons
been the starting. For several seasons
hoe d.,rac,ed naterial,v from the Sue
mas ue.' '''a'e, 'a' -
cess OF the meeting anu the soou
work by Speaker Flynn. who for a
,ohs ',li,e "anu'.u ,ae nas ~, o,,or,,'
has made marked impression OH every
body conn ,cted with racing. OF course,
,haro b,yo hesp one or two instances
shape, but the jockeys in nearly every
case have heen solely to blame. on
,p ,na ,anI r,anv =, Nj. st,rts have
the other han1, many OF MS starts nave
been pheno menal. Mr.. Flynn has al.
~. .s..rti.l ,eouirsments Of n starter.
.te '@ .N, ~.
He has wonderful command Oh MS own
temper. a quick eve and hand, is cool
and COLLECTED and last but most impor-
of all the boys.
49,. ,.,,,,,ys,srs riding at
inaJoi''s VI ,"e g.
ANXIOUS 10 peat 'ht nag hne w
the turn and backstretch IL narrow
making big fields very difficult to handle.
Al the best starters In this part of the
give them al, points in the game.
Another feature of the meeting has
been the vigilance of the Stewards In
Two men have been ruled on for pecu-
liar methods. and number Of jockeys
SCI down for incompetency. mere are
yet several cases under consiuetat,nopi n
Dermotts riding yesterday; Tod
Sloane was also reported for misbe-
havior at the post, and he VIII ikeY pe
given vacation.
l.,
The public plunged on Tom Tough IN
the mile handicap. despite the fact ,hal
he Is u suiky brutA After the race tney
about Mart Jordan for having won with
our Maggie. Both horses triel, ana tne
mare Won Had she been pulled @ns;l r to d let
S 0m po wsnd W. hav@ s"ten nto irouSla
Tom Tough did his usual sulking trick.
A., lac. o.
Although Jack Rose won the last race
handiiy at the end. he had to be ridden
hard throughout the race
Nav, 81, .,a s+,h,.s a 70 making nrenara-
INA Many OF .ne s'I Rrighton toNmerpow for
IONS 10 leave S Die a,,iny wiii omen
Jerome raIs "!ee''s wa
there on Wednesday,
Tho Er,o,v colt showed q lot Of speed
me EuioSS coli OIL, s ~, worth bet in his
YESTERDAY anu Will pe "oi'' ''' IA '''
next race
,,.
The real reason for young Ernest
Fle5ehmane offer e, Of slS' f9r r wheIe
OGMs GeeeFe h saS of n dec pSHn
the horses In the Fleischman STAPLE,
simply for the purpose or annoying
young Tleischman. ON the occasion
in question, Wheelock met Fleischnan
purpose of raising a discussion: asked
Fleischman what chance ne thougnt
his colt Domingo mad In the next DAY
races.
81 think he Will win,' replied fleisch-
man.
I'm lay you 5000 to 1900 that he
don't" said Wheelock. AND that Il
better price than you Viii r get .d IN the
Make. 1t $4,000 to $4,000 and I'll take
the bet said Fleischman, hot!y. st.,
Done, cried ed, Whesiock' ar and ne laid
Fleischman did the same and smiled N
queer way. The news OF me PIG pet
element grew as the crowds discussed
the chances for and against Wheelock.
The horses In the race were Potentate,
Domingo, Ed Kearney and Leonville.
The event looked a cinch for Poten,ats'
Fleschman after posting the forfeit
money made his way to the Saratoga
Clubhouse and sought out Fred Wal
baum He offered Saratoga,s President
$4,000 for his colt. Mr. Walbaum &C
am h9t PIepaIeu 10 ta sh MN 3ust
now saiu rIeiscnihan, put ! want
ttb pa ~ s ~ ne an op.'II , Ui MN al
'iIe pli DIE ioa we'll I'M ,. .ou IT,. e..
pS W. nv" sl ouS 70 .,at eIie ~
anu I ~ uepai 70 nun up tne
p"hei VI s'u I>ealmey' riol the !atseI
s se sn seeureu III op''o" vi 'his COLI LOT
si,Ovv. ~
surrounded Nv an admirinH crowd Of
friends All commenced To cha n Fieisch
man The latter stood II for some time
and then said cooliy:
"WelI, as own ali the horses in the
go''
FIeischman showed his purchase ma
pers. The crowd was struck dumb.
WheeIock was the first to recover
~ Thought" he said icijy THAT 7
was bettIng with a gentleman. did
not suppose that trickery would be re-
sorted 10"
Ajrs fair in love and war. and on the
turf" reported FIeischman. airiiy.
Wheelock commenced to grow hot in
trouble had not Fleischman explained