New-York tribune., 1894-10-10

cent years. Racing must depend for ITS sHccess
1t not plainly for the interest OF racetrack owners
and Of the men in control of the turf to rlt In all
places OF authority popular. agreeable, gooiil
ured. amiable gentlemen. OF pleasant and Iohshed
cannot possibly be kept up without pleasing the
| press and the public
AN AFTERNOON OF UPSETS.
The air chill and the sky overcast at Norris
Park yesterday. But 1T was afternoon OF
clamorous delight for the bookmakers whose gains
were immense 1t day OF upsets. only one
| favorite out Of six won. and the people present
| were dull listlcss and downcast over series OF
disasters: Byron McCleand is one Of he best
| judges of horses in the world. and as ne Is a
shrewd and successful 6ettor although not d d DIE DIX
Tay G ieH MfHas was on his
this year. in addition to all he has won IN stakes
| Navarro. Cesarion. The Commoner and other
horses But yesterday he lost every bet WHICH I he
of the Sheepshead Bay track usually wins when he
bets. but like McCleland he lost on every rage
In the Dunmow Stakes at six furlongs for two
Of the OF meeting taf o't of the
Stakes Connoisseur, ridden by Taral. was heavily
well in the autumn meetings. although he won the
Eclipse Stakes at Morris Park in June on "a
| get him place at the end. He was con
spcuous for half mile bas then T farns hG sSyaSr paSe
| colt Salvation was second choice lie showed no no
surely have been placed and might possibly have
been first. But Midgeley handled salvation IN his
| Perry Belmons handsome colt Magian. by The
| III Used, out of Magnetism. had many iiiends ana
| by St Baise. out of Susauehanna. is Potomacs
brother He ran second TO The Butterflies h IN he
| Stakes on Saturday. His running on SATURDAY was
sorey to MS n his Timing m M and
apparently inclined to do least when most @ Is S, en
| mac. who was always stanch and true as steel
| and game the last ounce Magian ana iSranu!-
| wine fought gallant fight stirring ana thrllne
| struggle NIagian the race by head, Brandy
| wine second two lengths before Halma salvation
why in the world does not Marcus DAILY ., insist n,st
upon his ranHr getting weah is reported to be
2oOOoOoO He certainly can afford to secure [ nIS,
horses horse in this country. Why will he not give up his
wholly unHs,aa6e mprOpeT 66tann and re s
natural and suitable place at Helena his mining
camp at Anaconda. and come East and pay some
II is an odd thing that Perry Belmont and his
| in training. and that the two ran first ana second
in the Dunmow Stakes august belmont ma mas h co bas
| been extremely unlucky this year, especially III TWO
August Belmont's Jack of Spades was at short
price in the fourth race at five furlongs ana the
There was a long delay at the post. and the flag
to miserable fn n5 sa at M MS acf Elk awh awk led
all the way and won by length WIN JaHs sv Gt
Was at odds ranging from 100 70 to ?5o to l. Ffw s
Sn& Sa an not to haze M
9d 81 Se p%en Sn NaGS p6 Of
brilliant and successful weekiies in the world p'i won
won sl5c5 with $50; There We're few 9thsr incky
hackers Of Black sTS Sr manw NJ was G Gny 40 French
peos peoi Iert'FS We're sold Dn' on Back Hawk
Thew nFS arr given Simply and solely to stimulate
| gambling They are injurious and detrimental TO
the sport They are thoroughly unsatisfactory in
| The Morris Park card yesterday contained race
at five furongs for all ages. another at nve fur-
longs for three year-olds. two races for two-yeaT-
for Hq' h ea and Upward Do
scurres ana spns in OGtc9er 10r norsbs h nreS ne
| Certainly not They a disgrace TO the turf
VARIOUS INCIDENTS OF THE DAY.
The good DR. Street, started Galilee in the Black
| Hawk race Galee Is a colt OF high speed when
properly trained and ridden. Some OF the bookmak-
ers seem all about Galilees chances at all
| times They boldly offered 20 TO ! against Gaiiee,
faster and better than Jack Of spades or Peace
| weight. but the bookmakers boldly put up ~ TO !
| against him. and took In all the money they could
Gailee did not look as II he had been properly
fitted FOR this and Lamley did not ride him
Great and good Is Doctor STREET., How sorry we
sha b az be to , part e5seS Th 5es h Mnen the
The eee5fqied John Mccarerty T9ae his his own own
had put Ren up Hugh Penny who was the fayor; aver
| help a horse a finish. He bobs up and down in
ton on Maid Marian ou,Toie him and Maid Marian
got the race by head Lola MAS third -.
tance and the track was o:57. made both by Dr.
Hasbrouck and Correction The track was very very
be admitted that the official timer has displayed
wonderful number of fast races since he succeeded
rades apl ncadns SG that Of Maid Marian may not have
been quite 80 fast & as the -ns timer n, th9gh thsy Fey wgTT
make mistakes, or possibly the timers watch may
rot be perfect.
The race for maiden two-year r-olds was won very
easily in the fast time of ll0iz by Gideon & Dalys
| out Of Abundance She was the favorlte, and Mr..
Gideon and his friends backed her generously; The
colo. second and the third choice April FooD
The loses tried to get even on Victorious in the
fifth race and Lustre in the sixth. but they only
Several trainers started horses in certain races
yesterday which horses had not been perfectly hted
no ISr NSe @od be placed Thes horses were
| makers. This is widely prevalent abuse.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-Handicap. Five furlongs.
St, n''''"f p,.
ksPrs sV Great sfS. 4osus. oh M9SafS M'' @ MefiP III
n ,,;.s :cisyion' layton = 80
fa;fican HaSas s'Dt' e. ia b Io' B. ic' Gffs5S
Iiq[lnsham. no....; iGSrn,, i,GTiip, 100 20
Mu,uals Maid Marian Straight sas place IS 2 one
two So O5 Hugh Penny place 81 90. one two. three
g. G5: lola one two. three 81 o.
by head: three lengths between second and third
SECOND RACE-For maiden two-year-olds: selling Six
furlongs
Gideon Days ch Z. Sufficient by Uncas
Abundance. 100 n........... Nirinn) 10 -
| J. W Rogers's b. c.. by Darebn-Sa-
|
F. Lorlard's b. C. April Fool l1j....
Hamilton 3 81 80
! Rufus 100 (car q 1O-l Al
. t'bicn, CAfersngcrD q IOO-l 30-i
lOs Lit 81 81
Mohawk (slmsJO 3O-l lU-l
Tuscan IO3 penn l5-i G-l
i,s,dnra ecdlnp 2O-l 81
n pa2 100 .............. GamIcy) 2O-i 81
I.ngdnn nIcrgcn) % GO-l col
/ cIiI lOG .car ioTIhl .IJDygettDO 2O-I 81
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