New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

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ably in the fourth race, Griffin displayed excellent
cooness patience and self-control in both races.
The all-scaret colt Corn Cob, an outsider, was
ffe e2r and e o ga @ and Kgg Cold fh bs
many friends in this contest, but both it like
GnIS when the pinch cane These two must i'm
Ing away, Their running yesterday SO bad that
II would be an insult 10 a turfman to offer either
Sims on "a Kearney fooled Doggett Apo
mattox into thinking that Ed Kearney was beaten
In the second race. Il a sharp trick smartly
worked Doggett took matters too easily. sup,
kearney slipped through on the rail- and stole re
aoest turfmen do not doubt that APpomattox va
the peter cot at the weights and distance. me
longs ana then had enough Sf'e oce e Appoma
S Se p and d KeaTne{ were all well PsSk S
pomattoX After the race they were loud in praise
OF ne syness Of Sims. but they cast rueu giances
s Mi !nsG was strong favqrl;s n the Fnl S0S
Griffin got him home safely.
Melinda In the selling race for two-year-ods was
an extreme outsider and her victory was as unex-
pected as the recent earthquake in Greece french
poo ,cSe's coo on Melinda s each PAD F % Tor
the hfth
FRENCH POOLS AND THE BOOKS
II the Jockey Club should take the one-twothree
betting from the French pools and restore 1t 10
the bookmakers. 1t would make a tremendous
bIunder. The French pools do "we!ch." as Leon
Stedeker. the bookmaker did The French pools
and "embalmers." as some wel-known Dookmakers
nave done in the past ana may 90 IN the sorr,,v
of the turf lie In the abolition OF ali bookinahnss
pools. The French Government has abolished book
makers. and confines all betting on races 70 rrench
pools. This step was taken because the French
Government WISHED to protect the public and It was
a very wise and very Commensurate step. Win no
pools fraud crookedness and trckery would be
70 very great extent eliminated or course the the
bookmakers would howl But Why snoud race,
goers be asked 70 support from seventy TO one
some OF whom make very large incomes out o.
bookmaking?
Legal GAM compcatons than are caused by the books
But French pools lessen frauds Books promote
the courts which the raceiracks have to fear most.
The Ives Pool act will probably be declared con
ton comes before that court. But the next Gov
branches VIII be Republican In New-Jersey the
Republicans have suppressed racing on account OF
York State unless the managers Of the racetracks
are careful TO remove all causes Of complaint Fec Fec
has done to purify and improve the turf Ths old
Amos; all the trainers and Jockeys who were j,
censeG last year have been licensed TINS year ne
Jockey club meeting this year than 1t was last year
and the starting has been far worse A great Facing
popular Than the grea, Sugar Trust is unless its
managers are extremely careful and )udic'ous IN
Of all the Pu 9s S9d al iSs pTo sn1
bookmaking with all their hearts and souls But
the pIuneers and professional gamblers do infinite
mischief snI injury sn he ali ,he pnncers ana
professional gamblers are bitterly opposed -
the res g S{ * he Sof Ru tF the
Change would benefit the turf, and 1t would make
run The French Government felt compelled to
abolish the bookmakers in order TO protect The pa
same necessity exists here and the change ought
one Ting the officers OF the New Jockey Club
ought never TO forgetmhat when the question r o,
before Republican Legislature and kepnbican
Governor next winter he arguments OF pluhsrIs
and professional gamblers. including the BOOK
makers will have weight.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-For twoyear-olis; special weights: al
3! R.'''n Fl.
C; sraqs,. Oh; FL. Reed, by T rh.r ~; {.
u ed 4 4 Ri b ii Morris. sf. ,'' INN
p GGS ao stable ea King Gold i @e."
H Hs" Sage ,o7 io4 ..asS 5SH.' q =
Condo. i67 Gar: los,..........iI sims o 81
Captain Jack i1,., c donovan Do ID
,hee g Corn COB place. 81 'hreo SO 80
King Gold TWO. three SO %
Won by head half length between second and miro
SECOND RACE-Handicap. Six furonss.
r. y Leaoh's on. c ia. Kearney. by Tom
Cedar 9sr'i Hi stables b C. Appoma'ton 3. M
W. J. spier, oh. e. o'conneIl :. III.
ced Dollar los Ccar die eE1dos. al S7
selena d. g. lo'..''''. '''''"''
Keern, sash, So pls s0s s. g. ,b 2n
So 10; o'connell one Two three 81 90.
Won BY head: four lengths between second and third
THIRD RACE-seliine: penalties One miia
+ Fosters ch h. suross 10y Foster Mat
lie Long aged ll5 f1.......C. Huestonl ~ 10
" NJ BarTck's b c. Emin Bsy !. 10 g,
W. r jennings Oh. T. Shadow. = o..
1auah 2 lol ......--....... Donovan 4o-l i2-l
Leigh J. 20 ccar. looD .........H jones' 81 Cd
ffS' D. i0' Time ssa.
| .Ie,, at the post.
Musussaos. s,rash, 81 q. place $40 q; one :. ,T 20
| Shadow one. two. three 81
Won by two lengths lengths between second and
| third.
| FOURTH RACE-THE FALCON STAKES for three-year-
Odds; 900 added selling. one and onesixieenh miles
'' FcKnSkL Lizzie. io2 H. Gridin p
Msi%sFaas 9SS;'9 IS Rss 80 90 10, 81
Prince Klamath. 81 'car so III Jones' a, 81 -
Eouafon jo2 ..................d penn 80 10
Eeononis, icar. craylor, 10 "a
Leonvile loi Gear losI......'';. sins ms, 81
Figaro 10 ''''''''''11;,oc.ii:5 ~ "''''''
Mu,uals-Mr Jingle straight SO Is psc. IS TO- one.
To ~ So o ono @p9 g6 R8cs $, SO TO- 0" two
Won by length half: lengths between sec
third.
FIFTH RACEc-For two yenr-olds; selling; penalties
| r r. Doswells T. Melinda. by STR Mo
| dred-Glendora 100 n .......H. JoneD 49, 81
Blernton Stables b. Z Nnevhh. 1O5. Grimm Al .
| Manhattan Stables b. g. Amsterdam 100
|
Mosquito 100. .......s'.'.'.''s ~ emu
Hollywood, N2 lbrpokh) D
Lady Bug. 93 .................Ht DoeGeiV y
i Little Ella. heeie 10
Tympanee colt. 1ol................ ;1Nnc( o.
| -
"a Sn ss g s y e. ne. SO Two 10
| s2l 80; Amsterdam one two three SIC 05.
| Won by three lengths. length between second anc
| third.