The evening world., 1894-04-27
DWYER THEIR MARK.
Jockey Club Date Puzzle Eeems
to Be Part of a Scheme
Cookers Racing Partner Ignored BIZ
the Turf Rulers.
II 1t Is Trick He Says He WIN
Take His Medicine.

Racing men are puzzled over the dates
announced for this season. Coney Isi-
land as per schedule. announced yes
terday. claims thirty-two days, Morris
Park thirty-one days and Brooklyn thir-
ty-two days. As the law permits rae
Ing associations to race only thirty
days In the year. there seems to be q
coiored man In the woodpile somewhere.
To many II appears evident that the
established racing associations In this
State do not relish the action Of the
New Jersey Jockey Club In leasing
Jerome Park and making a demand for
dates. M. f. Dwyer. who represents
the latter association. announced to-day
that he did not care to fight for dates,
and that there was no intention on his
part to clash with any other associa-
ton. y
Nevertheless II looks AZ though, he has
hands of the other racing magnates.
That he YVES ignorant OF any trickery,
II trickery was practised. was evident
from his talk with an Evening worid''
reporter this morning. The reporter
asked him II there had not been some
mistake In the announcement sent out
yesterday.
The dates are all wrong" said Mr..
Dryer. Il cannot understand how such
a blunder happened. but 1t was probably
made by the person who gave out the
tsraay At the setIing
York. Brooklyn and coney Island agreed
to take twenty-etght days each. There
are ar. 1as racing days II hs season. and
tween Brighton Beach and Jerome Park.
Brighton may be generous and divide
with chrome Park. but doubt II. At
claim. shall rs not clash lash win sSsrsi *
Jerome Park. There win be no lighting.
There is no doubt but that petty SQUAD
running the sport. and for one WIN
II Is asserted that these dstes, as an
55 ou we're read out in the inestinfi
not notice tina. there was somethfng
An Evening World" reporter this az
renee. Of the coney island Jockey Club,
who seems to be engineer-in-chief OF
turf matters nowadays.
dates s as anne mo SAID MI. Lnu r nee
in answer to the reporters. question.
Certainly II Is"
mot at all. Every one knows that
the law does not permit Of that. We
That T much e ss. Gays X ns W ser VI"
another question. u There aess Is not Nothing g
s snfss e4s es sSs DAY here
said hs Rs jerome tine
only BE- enabled to Est a Y Ave dsX
lions drop a day here and there ~.
Dwyer will be compelled to run his
meeting on the instaiinent plan"
Now let me ask ySY S us.,tdion IA Er r9s
established associations put themsslves
organization from New Jsrseyr
any more on the subject.
1t Is the general opinion that when
Mr.; Dwyer finds he has been tricked, he
and a merry w n,T viii gf' be started. e
This was work day at the track. and
some good moves were recorded. The
D nUE hok horses were, were given sSoS
down the backstretch in about Is sec
0 G,5s =, Then 81 e he and Banquet covered :
stoneneii moved six furlongs In LIS ~
Dobbins a mile in 1.61 Ia, Axmtage >
mile in 1.4s. and Raceland mile IN 1.6A
Kingston had a good sweating gallcp.
move of the day, 4 mile in i.Sl-S
Hueston sent Young Arion and Ajax
half a mile in O;5s1 Long shanks and
is S"s ana r clem sn covered s SIX faionss
In I.22. The others only cantered.
]. r. Collins worked Sirocco . half In
50, and a bay colt by Ben All and Z
black colt by Hidalgo Worked three
| furlongs in 3S1-2. ff :t
Jimmy Mclaughlin had his lot out
doing cantering exercise Numbers
only was marked doing n mile In l.60
Jimmy Mccormick gave Rightmore sin
furlongs in LA and galloped the others
In his string
Philip Dryers Long Beach ana Pc
trician worked slashing mile in LIS IN
Leonivill and Diabolus covered q mile
in about 1F going the first half at the
racing clip OF 050 seconds. tAfs
Leonawell went the handicap distances
In 2.l7 "a. Now or Never. Of c. walkers
string went a mile in LIS Ia. Gold Dol