New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
ABOUT THE LAWN AND PADDOCK.

ABOUT THE LAW y AND PADDOCh
TALK OF THE TURFMEN-coMMENTs on VARIOUS
SUBJECTS.
All was quiet at Sheepshead Bay yesterday. A
monthly meeting Of the Executive Committee OF
the Coney Island Jockey Club held at
O'Clock II was decided to run of the book pro-
gramme. the jumping races that remain TO be
decided practically stake affairs 1t was re-
ported that both David Gideon and Philip J. Dryer
apoog,zel for their harsh words on Saturday. John
J. Hy!and and T. II. Garrison buried the Ratchet
and were on the friendly terms with each
other. Garrison will wear the dark blue Of Gideon
& DAILY in The race for the Great Trial Stakes on
Wednesday. So TO obterate all traces OF Sat
urday's trouble. Air. Gideon said that ne would
pay Garrison $1,000 for his services on Wednesday.
Ranapo is extremely sore. but as the seat Of his
lameness is IN his left fore foot Trainer Hyland
says that it Will not take many days for him to
recover his form fully.
Butterflies Is the shelf for some time and Is
receiving rest. ruptured tendon requires time
to heal and the biisers applied to the injured leg
Of the FLY took a stronger hold than was ex-
pected by her trainer. who believes. however that
she VIII be as sound as ever in few weeks.
Trainer Matthew Byrness trip to Chicago Is
likely 70 prove an expensive experiment Tor Mar
Gus Days stable. Il was humiliating 10 the great
trainer to be compelled to leave Chicago without
a single race 10 his credit but his cup OF misery
was filed TO overlooking when the strikers barred
his progress home Byrnes has been telegraphlng
to j. W. Rogers have boat meet the DAILY
horses for tne las, three days The latest tele-
gram arrived yesterday afternoon from Battle
Creek Mich. and there Is chance that Byrnes
Will arrive with his horses to-day. Senator Grady
Is not likely to find his journey beneficial to his
chances IN the Realization Stakes.
The Eastern turfmen who went 70 Chicago have
aaopiad Harry Conor's In the Bowery" song to
the city Of CRIME and strikes, so that ali hands Join
vociferous,y IN the chorus Of. Il Will never go
there any more"
Michael F. Dwyer lost heavily Don Alonzo
AMI Harry Reed yesterday. 1t was reported that
he pressed his bad luck by betting on Lizzie for
place in the asst race
Calforna-bred horses seem 70 have Hen on
many prizes both IN the East and the West TINS
season The Buffer added the June Stakes to the
credit OF the land 81 the glorious climate yesterday
Aaaie stumbled and feI yesterday. and gave
Charles Ballard. her Jockey. a severe shaking up
The fly ran the race with the others. and af'er
she passed the finish she stopped and returned 20
the Judges stand with the other contestants
Dorsey who had the mount on Uncle Jim IN me
SIKH race was crowded on the rail at the mrs.
turn AMI dsmounteA He shouted IN vain 10 me
other Jockeys - pull out bat no attention was
Daid - rs cries He feu under the heels OF his
borea AMI vas funnci on by one OF the tail-enders
II the ncd He received severe wound on the
rrbt s,5e 81 his head and his right eye closed
When he was picked ~. his mouth was hHNi WIN
dirt and grass His injuries are not conShered
some Of the officials Of the Coney Island Jockey
club are amazed at the number Of mshaps that
occur almost every day II ne stewards Rald ar,
horses or Jockeys who fou.~l their opponents IN
race, accidents would BE- Few and FAR between
should bc hold AMI every Jockey IN the race closely
questioned In regard t. the rush for position On
pr inc accident The three offenders should be
severely punished as every accident Is a bio" TO
4 report has been incus'rlously circulated that
the next drawing for betting stands viil be tor
tween Brrhton Reach ana Shcepsh"hi lay. ~"
reports misleading. as The drawings FOR stands
J. !. McCanery and his partner. Mr Wishard.
intend 10 cdrtan their EXPENSE by disposing Of "A
aodR 5 Gl A" ha R9f sS nc su
far this season So they oner some promising
William 5 Barnes. owner OF the Melbourne
stud. int"n's 10 visit this city to attend ne sale
a. D. Joyns s. th Men5Trn~ iot pronoince them
of an extremely high class average. Ten different
sircs are reprssenfcd ~ Mr.. Bnrn"s aimed To Oh
tain the bos, results by breeding winning mairons
- some 81 he owners - the smaller stables
-lain mat wealthy owners take an undue advantage
o. the selling by entering their horses a. one
tenth OF their value There IS no chance fdr them
- redress their alleged wrongs except hy bidding
on such horses. matter who owns them. More
over. there Us he calming clause that Furnished
them protection. some owners say that they fear
4, hd on me horses - some ~ tho more prominent
owners as hey woull he In danger 81 bong driven
from the turf 80 such fear should exist. as a
change Is taking plr. every day. and the power ~
certain former auiocrats ~ the turf IL rapidly
weakening.
II was reported a. the track yesterday that an
EFFORT WIS being made - secure more dayS for the
Jerome Park meeting There IS but litfle danger
81 the Concy Island Jockey club standing any more
bur 80 that II any racing dates are - be given
away jerome Park must depend on the widely
known generosity OF the New York AMI the Brook
Ign Jockey clubs
W 4 IJucr said sunday that the coming meet
ing Will De- the last held over the historical Saddle
bags" track. az the city viii bring conformation
proceedings IN the fall The site VIII b" used for n
reservoir
Iohn g. Hecksch-r Will sail Cor Europe tomorrow.
l. was fai Yesterday that William X Wander
biz would arrive In the city from Europe either
tomorrow or Thursday
The stewards - the Coney Island Jockey cub
vii. to-day Investigate the accident which happened
u DnrsfY IN The sixth race yesierl1y.