New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
ABOUT THE LAWN AND PADDOCK.
TALK AMONG TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
SPORT

SPORT.
There was a chapter Of accidents at Sheepshead
Bay yesterday In TIE second race Cox had the
mount on Prlm. Cox Is not exactly an artist in
the saddle. but Is extremely expert as lumber
as he rolled over and stood on his head amid
large field Of horses and escaped without scratch
Griffin had the mount Sir Knight, who was the
favorlte in the third race Nearly every shre"u
horseman on the track bet on him. AS the horses
were rounding the last turn Sir Knight crossed
his legs In changing his stride. and turned COM
pletely over Griffin had severe fall and was
badly shaken up. lie fortunate In not being
killed. as Comanche with Garrison on his BACK
was right behind Sir Knight when he fell BY
grea effort Garrison pulled Comanche one sldc'
Thereby losing ground, AID perhaps tho race ou'
ne saved Griffin from Comnnchc's stec-cian hooiS'
The third accident was the suspension OF Jockey
Taral by the starter for alleged misoehaVor ~
the post A fine OF 500 also imposed on the
r,,nular Jockey. Taral said: II in bad luck
that seems to grow every day. First there
was that trip to Chicago with all Its dscomforts
;and now get suspended because the horse rode
would not stand s no matter how hard s,ct trs s,
sand Taral on the ground bettors are likely TO nave
a hard time of It for some days: -. san,,o- 1rhv
lone of the best three yearolds in training is in
;trouble as his entries have been refused oy t IN.
by the stewards OF Senator Irbys bad
saGs on nSn s Know Tht that T!iG
fertv bet on Senator Irby on Wednesday. More
he tried to some Essfern bur o tho 10
horse Some of them did so. and were disma S,s
at the exhbGn OF %ho rod Senator by
If Madison tried his best on the horse the iurI
GongreSs SHOULD dT fv 10 pay such an apology
for Jockey license In justice to Western race.
,goers. Madison should be relegated to the distant
Shores of the Congo to complete his education as
Jockey There IS but little doubt that Mccansr ,,,
not be troubled with Madsons stupidity in the
future. -. .,o.oos-s
for his sterling honesty throughout his career.
The dead geldings history should be an ooJeS ies
and always ran true to his form Raceland was "a
to e the sh ast ounce When he was beaten it
because Nature could not stand the strain and ND
The honors due to a thoroughly honest horse. who
was beloved by everybody ASSOCIATED with racing.
goers a far more narrowing tale than the ships
that pass In the night" Shrewd bettors hesitaIed
over obstacles. but many OF them could not resist
the temptation to bet on Margherita In the hurdle
dred yards Of the course was visible the bettors
saved from the heartrending spectacle o, OF
B BadsspSaus fe at the the third jump his rider
eS Domino. HoTnppe Roupdelay and q yearlin1g
purchased in Chicago By Lakeland arrived safely
Still quite lame His left forefoot is the seat Of
his injury. The quarters are badly bruised ana
pouitices are constantly applied to elay the sore
It is extremely probable that Rey e. Santa Anita
will be a starter in the Realization Stakes on July
T. Should he East In time to recover from
the effects of the journey from Chicago he Is
likely to surprise the persons who wonder at the
defeat of Domino. Senator Grady and Dorian pro-
viding he is in good condition as when he met
the Eastern trio in the American Derby at chi
cago ., =. r,,,.,
ing viii be adjourned for the present as " IS
dicu; to arrange the facilities for transportation
Leon stedeker Is in the city It 10 sad that he
in he custody OF William Pnkerton in Chicago.
but as there were no criminal charges L sganat
that he was able settle his affairs II given a
chance TO do SO. lie started East as soon as
possible after his release.