New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-06
abou, ,hree-quar,ers Of mile
SEVENTH RACE-ror three ear-ois and upward Si'V'
ahhod One mile Nd nlaricr The turf.
TALK AMONG THE TURFMEN.


spectators at sheepshead Bay when races were
run over the Futurity had not entirely dis
appeared yesterday. An unusuai ACTIVITY was us
nloved in the foul market. j. J. McCafferty did
not seem to be at all uneasy about the outcome OF
the investigation OF his horses. He is extremely
nlan- spoken Young man. Moreover there are rev
turfmen who as observant as McCaferty H.
He IS shrewdly Intelligent sharp-eyed, and mas
plunged deeply into the intricate mysteries OF the
turf. McCafferty has had an excellent chance 10
perfect his education, and Is as well aware that TWO
pulls. yank, and a dive into a pocket means JOY
10 the bookmakers and sorrow to the public lie
keeps his counsel in regard to his horses 10
the intense disgust of certain bookmakers, who
have for years practically controlled some OF the
leading stables. far as inside Information Is
concerned.
Some turfmen say that no can assert that
NcCafferty is associated with any bookmaker IN
the ring that bettors stand around any par
tcular slate In the betting ring to obtain n line on
his horses. The Tribune Is not, however ueie'"s
McCafferty or his methods. by any means. Here III
outline and substance Is the result OF the MI
Conerty investigation. J. J. McCanerty is pure
and spotless turfman and Is highly creiitapie 10
the turf The stewards deeply regret that s"cn
villanous horse as Watterson, who IL named arter
the sponsor Of the Star-Eyed Goddess OF heioi"''
was ever permitted to associate with such earnest
| " consistent truly honest racers as Nero BUCK
| rome Florence and the other equine angels that
|
| regard which the stewards have Tor McCa"el,Y
| welfare they have decided that In future tha'
peryerse brute will not be permitted 10 deceive i'
| owners and the public
| Watterson Is thoroughly depraved amman anu
| delights in getting people into trouble RhcegoerS
| recollect that Il was only year ago wneh ""t'''
| son caused Charles OK 10 be ru.ed OF the 'u''.
| Hence IL is eminently Just that Watcrson sho..i
| be condemned to Maspeh or the shaits Oh 'o'
caI' p. Korns St. Michael case was referred 20 the
stewards Of the JOCKEY club Inc ~ hal may per
haps cause trouble to many persons, w mn u, :,
stewards called for Michael Day' t was "dscoverc
that Day was AN unlicensed trainer AS ne 1870 in
should not be permitted TO start in ytsebporS
races 1t is possible tha; the owners o, so rafnei
| bv Daly may claim the money won y! w ,b src
horses on licensed tracks .h rs mars is not known
II is reported that there are number OF 1ner,
who have not asked for ncenscs uui Iacing their
VA, startling changes in horses form sale
, i MAKE A. tines fhere two instances In
| ~as,eriavs races. 10 Bengua easily deiea tr
Mirage the last time they met. but ycste ester ~,
Wrase Who was shrewdly played for the place AZ
long Odds defeated 10 Bengu!a In moderate 81 :.
a reversal OF trainers that caused the chanee ,us
Mckee could not run yard IN n.y. ,ie sSoI horse on
,h ,irf As the horse has only been IN Ms st' -
day shields did not hay hay chance 10 Oe'0''s
EwarvhoI nj the Track asked his neighbor who
CCWiteroSd OF course an argument ensned no mat
| Ter which horse selected Inc SOCK aux o
OF Owe c rnirors amy kind o; IN raSe no
matter what the weights carried Dy t', ,s,onre in
S ,hGI work. fSu o%s"au@nily Clifford should win the
!Tbat. All right as an argument but II Will not
DO in this c11 %ca at Wh@n Domino catches record
breakers in the homestre'ch and ranges a'o"sS''S
Domino or clifford would he the favore or,y ,wo
and the other oxford The others said 1t was too
| difficult question TO answer -. .,r ,,ro,o
There Is every probability that the race VIII prove
an exciting contest from start to nlsh B IsSa
nSG ha are a IN many f@
confidently predict that the race VIII he ,rems en-
roc5rS made by Ducat is extremely likely to be
obliteratci. All that is necessary TO wna up ,ne
meeting in the typical blaze Of glory is far cay
S y ns Sfs ss 9 f the Ma %sT
who rode him is peculiar boy ana ac far a him
his Gny he des wol Ta FAINT RHbcon won however
with comparative ease at the hnlsh. ana hen zen, M ~,
fayorte players gave vent to a long, deep sig" VI
I'm the second race Sims took no chances. but
kent the Magnetism colt sailing. and won at the
finish BY handsome margin enF, ned dn hv sn nae
The third furnished one Of the best betting S,ad4
ent horses we're backed to win. Ineomar and Arab
carried the most money but Anna WAS wen P ayoa
McCielland and John MURRAY led them IN tne a
onslaught on the bookmakers. Inc taGs ,raf
lef; at the post and several others wrTf e nopr y
Mamil,Cn Was resrained BY his rider ""u h he
was in the ruck on the backstretch. anna wn3
her Geld and took the lead in the stretch. and
won easily by length 49,. .o,,,,,.r, o,o, ~,
start throughout the grounds i.ainley VINO roIe
Arab has been lie oo S we enough s to de
The sixth race proved an enci'ns nn, 10
Roche Saragassa and Farnday were well sup
ported by their followers lIornppe set hot Bh m
Roche could not get through AZ the horses were u
line Tapped on each other N irqh, oil h on Roche
forced his way through with Roche TO the dis
Of rsTa ga d o dsSoneep all OF his op
ponents 50 that ne was Grs past the nish by
{dn The pl"ce BY heal Foxha Keen
claimed foul against Roche and faraday In doLs
Claimed ~ fouli against Roche and Faraday In don'
of hs 1Gck d@y re se 81 P"SG "p jockey
IMMERSED The stewards decided that there wa
foul c9mmtea BY HSc rycn n' to i Hornppc
The Sixth race was one OF the most exciting con
If snry OF OF Nnvarre ridden by Tara and banquet
dl by 81 mf s 4S T %H9n an a
ride her There Vas 20 Pa che Al rs i haf me Th@
,Ss real racing began sims Banquet was n
first to call his mount In earnest He was c''ye h
fGeMs jordan and 70 Tamben side eans
ing Sir WaIier to MT nit or Knees % ms and DSsge and 81
Walter we're literally sent to the other side OF Jor
dan After this mishap Henry OF Navarro ana pa,
Guet fought the battle out alone II was desperdy
contest and the horses ran locked TOT tArce-slN
toontbs Of n mile Henry OF Navarro ran as tru
AS steel under TaraIs severe punishment Sans
banquet had more difficult TASK as b'pne, er
inciIned TO swerve when hard pressed Win no !tI
ceptibe advantage to either contestant untl Will a.
TON yards of the wire. both horses and jockeys nr
I heir utmost Tarals superior finishing power
however prevailed. and he landed Henry OF .>a'i''
| n winner by head. -, ,.. r.
jordan and Dosgett claimed fonl asahSt yibn
! hnsttstinn The stewards should have seized
Jordan when they had him in the STAND ana adNIse
! him TO adopt the calling OF n motorman on som
! trolley road. - ,,, IT,, c,oora an
1 oo.,, other persons who took part In the PARK
80 meeting have been asked TO appear before IN
| or1s ~ Jockey Club