New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-09
INCIDENTS AT THE TRACK.
~ r DwYER NOT TO PET As HEAVILY * THE
FUTURE As IN THE PAsT-TALK ABOUT
MEN AND HORSES

Rain at las. IN coplous quantities causes the farm
ers 10 rejoice and the general public rejoice with
them The turfmen who have raced for weeks over
the dry and dusty tracks should also give thanks
for the dowapour. Owners OF horses who degh; IN
plcughing through the mul have been In dcsaplr
Now that there Is a surplus ~ mud some o. them
fnl out that Their horses have forgotten or los,
their mud Eaii. Faralay IS one OF them. He caused
his hackers untold misery by hts crablikc action
in the last race Yesterday. Michael + Dryer won
handsomely on Dohbins's victory IN the race. A.
Sandowne carried fully a. much money for the
place the bookmnkrrs were hard hit. because they
were compelled - pay out all the winnings garncrel
In the victories ~ Counter Tenor and Black Hawk
Ramapo landed another handicap without any
great cxcrtlOn IN his part. Hornplpe was heavily
played by Of the heaviest bcttors Mt the track
Hornpipe ran su.h a shorkngly haI race that his
owners caused him to be worked mile to zee II
Richardson had tried his best IN the race With
Limiey up Hornppe showed plainly that he hal no
speed. the best he could 10 was TO run mile In
1874. Consequently RICHARDSON was eNoneraieI
from all blame FOR the horses miserable showing
Bassetlaw sent 10 the post with Ms mart n
gales hanging down. eriangering both his '.k"y
and himself Fortunately the oversight ~ MS 1t
tendan,s was noticed In time to have he horses
Inc controlling interest In the BROOKLYN Jockey
club can be purchased at a reasonable figure. Both
Philip J. and Michael +. pwyer are anxious 10
forsake IN" cares incidental To the management
OF q racetrnck. ~ TIE gains. In Their opinion, 10
annOyanccs they are compelled 20 submit 10 from
the beginning until The end 81 the racing season.
In regard to betting Michael + Dwycr II gradually
contracting hts operations. and Is not at all likely
10 make any more of his famous plung-s. In the
future his commissions will be moderate IN com
parlson with his bets OF former years Riley
Grammar has purchased his railroad ticket for
Iatonia and expects to start for the West to-day.
There is a chance. however. that he VIII remain n
few DAYS longer hts bank roll has been III
minshed BY over $4,000 IN the last days. Like
most plungers Ora IL likely to try TO regain his
losses 20 AS go West with dying colors
BANQUET withdrawn from the Oriental lInndi-
cap becaur his owner did not care TO rnce him
in the mud, experience has taught him That
a mud-race rncks the geldings every musclc. and
IL takes several days for him TO recover his form.
The horses from the Gideon DAILY stable race
under the colors OF John DAILY. David Gideon has
a suit pending against Philip J. Dwyerfor alleged
stable will not be until the racing begins AZ
Morris Park
Maspcth, with It's misleading lights is likely 20
prove a dismal failure A leading politician from
up the State who represents his district In the
State Senate. said yesterday: Il will bet that the
next Legislature will promptly settle all such dis
reputable travestiss on great sport. Perhaps
tho entire fabric Of racing with betting may have
to be settled the same basis as there II no
telling what Legislature VIII do when II begins to
deal with racing.
II is reported that De Courcey Forbes will go to
England with n small stable OF racers. which have
performed creditably this season on the tracks In
this neghborhood. The Queen Of Pleasure Will
not make the Journey, as she Is TO he bred In the
spring