New-York tribune., 1894-07-01

and the most intense bitterness Of feeling. THIS
many a month Nearly ali racegoer are most
anxious 70 see in the stand AT every racerack In
set back Michael r Dwyer's horses re quickly for
foul,ng as they would Sc; back The h0rses OF me
poorest. most obscure and most insignificant owner
If eil The newspaper OF Ncw-YorN morning and
evening. would tell the whole truth az an times
about the turf the truth the whole truth and moth
lsh the same frank free. earnest, emphatic Fln-
and brapt criticisms OF turf abuses when
many OF them present to their readers o. ,tical.
Of the East would speedily be compelled 20 make
most extensive and radical reforms and improve
inents A few OF the papers are plain and oNt-
spoken in regard to turf abuses now and then l5ut
column Of one paper by employing the turf writer
Of that paper regularly as racing Official a%nI %
t,t% ~ -, 't ~ inner deole and batcains OF the
turf IS concealed 10 lamentable extent. ana ID
many cases the supporters of the racetracks do
to S when '9f thew arr fug and 'fs fary entitled
The unhappiness over the nth race over IN, the
a0p aG propr OF fF claim Of o nj and Over the error Of
the judges in placing Redskin third instead or
grief and sorrow over the steeplecha'c For many
years Frederick Gebhard has been ono Of the most
unlrcky OF all men who have had ANYTHING 70 I 90
with racing. His losses must have been tremend-
ous for everything has gone against him lie
has wicked temper that he causes great trou-
bile at the post Mr.. Cebhard owns Rodman. who
fhcaviiy backed at short price by great many
6mn 5 gndS g at of N M nss 6 he am 9np
but charge was made that he had gone out OF
old several others. but determined and success
ful effort was male to take the race from ROD
been committed Rut the stccpechase was taken
away from Mr.. Gebhard on evidence that many
Of the spectators did not consider convincing Mr.
Lynch. an experienced steeqlcrhaae rider, who
anal cirnvses a1:wav that they ought never to
n
the decent and halfdecent racetracks OF this coun-
with fraud. There is reason 10 think that
steeplcchascs and hurdle races can he made hon
est and kept SO at Sheepshcad Bay or anywhere
else. They are we'll known 10 be foul with fraud
in England and France and they ought not to be
tolerated here Too many thoroughly disreputahIe
rascals are likely 20 sneak into stcoplechases and
hu7ale races at any time. Then too these aiia;rs
arc too dangerous to the rdcrs-l'shop was fatalIy
injured in a jumping race only few days ago and
suppressed by law. as prizehghts are. fewer men.
by far have been killed crippled in prizefghts
or crippled in steepcchases and hurdle races. Why
does the law permit these perhous jumping races
Walter. ridden by Garrison was at TO on
in the Spring Stakes for two-year-olds. ani won
the race under double pull Walter has improved
amazingly since he was at Morris Park.
Nahma was at the absurd price Of ) 20 on in
Beldemere. 1T to /. defeated her easily Kcnr-
gerra was second choice in the betting but she ran
Even Clernontina extreme outsider in the betting.
outran Ken'iecrna for thIsl place !, must be ad-
s!sten lilly both last year and this year and there
fore her class cannot be considered all nigh. al
though when In her best form she has been known
% win a fair race now and thcn ,...,.., Co..
In the nrFt race Michael F. DIVER backed Stone-
mi, ,o . against ston@neil. But CorreciI,n
Spci awav rom hin from start to finish SO nc-'ly
ana far that ne looked like a Godo II was an
rection could make the flying Stonenel appear So
Mr. IN.yer's losses were said 10 have been enor-
nous ron Stoneuen ard Nahma. hut It was un .cr-
stood thht ne handsomely on Walter. Ducat
c Ross colt & he'd no no faicq'y 1a1, in 'okPs is
programme lie was strong favor''e at odds "n.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-Penal,es and allowances. ru'ury course.
f. i,''''f r
IA; Il p II MORT N9rI.s', 80, b. N csr-
he Gltcdcidi s. i-G
NJ +. Dvyer's ch, H. stoaenen. .. l2l . :
W J. speirss b. Lise,s 4. 20 Ccar loil. o, 90
rac,oium. J. dteeie, So-i :
Yo ii Rcy 81 car io5 .dnmbeyo . ico-i 40
tTo @oGs isr.e So sioneae p.ec s. 20 one two 'rec
S. G: : LisclE one two 'hrec - -.
Won by lengths six lengths between second and
SECOND RAcE-THE SPRING STAKES: for two-year
olds: guaranteed value $500; allowances. fu'urty
Gideon DAYS b. c. Walter by 9a.iao, Darsbn,- on
D ncyie's b. G Have liss... Gsan'2 o-i 10
J. "A A. A. H. & D. H. MOTIF. d,'iea@id S, .
Apr Fooi li'.'.. ,r,,oo ''''"'
sruuals -wanzer simlrh, So 30. place gas; Havoc
place 50
Won by half length. a aeck between second and
third
THIRD RACE-TITE MERMAID STAKES; for three
vearoll ney: $3.50 added One and on"-elsh'h miles
rreakness stables b. T. Reiemere hy s Id, O, 9 =,
NttfaP ID.
J. ''aD'' A.' A. "iI'' IL 4 D. IL Morri,'s IGl ,,,
j. hupp'r '' D. l. '''''''''''1 1darn5eys 30 ! ~
Ligatfoot. 117......... reagan
Muuols-peaernerc o4"Stne.s stables, straight $50 D
place 81 u. Nahma place 50 ."
Won by neck; lengths between second ana 'h'fu'
FOURTH RAcE-sening. one mile.
Leigh 4 Roses b. Ducat. by DeceiyerZ ~ i, go,
Jsane Flood. = yrs..,iil22n ii2 n ,sim'l out
W C. Days cA' c. ''P'" ''' > deeicj . II
J. Shields & co.'s b. c. Tom sMdE.Sre, :! q,
MIS-. IL. ar Mauat. 'Ot, J. os ocar 5. en % a
YGung ", ga Af2n ~ ~a' dennj l5 Il
Hermage .Gro2E3 g,,o}s5, 81 81 20
HjIe carter g. s2............F O'I~ar,p 2o-i !
MGTS'f[ @qry K. B. q Reagan ioo-i io-i
Mu,uals-Duca, sraish, 500 place g. TO- one = ,T9
three 2oS s. 90 cs'sn oae two N plSf lSfe ~ s. 0S '
'V,' w lv neck: same distance between second and
third
FIFTH Handicap. one and an eighth miles,
N + DIVERS b. x Banquet. by Eayon . = o =
| d'O--Eln r.. aged. i22 n........ :tsms) o" -
gideon I. DAYS en. Rainapo d2Iso, l22, 90 out,
| ''"''NP' Or. DogReiO 10 81
Dorian g. 1O2 Gear. Io3'D..... dIamll,onl .s 81
! 1
~ " Tlme-1:J7.
| 'Dead heat. ..o ~ -. ,c On ora ,wo
,bree 81 co Ranapo So 20 place 81 -, one t"4 tree
| ~ 20. Rcdskn one two three ~ 40
1
,,,r1 the aead-heacrs but the Judges placed Redshn
third. u,... o.1
| ,,..o,o, ............. fSims) ! O-lO out
,, I,a,,au't Garrison 80 out
'' Time 2H2 Is.
Muiuals- Banquet straight 81 Do
Won by q length.
SIXTH RACE-Handicap seepechase. Full steeplechasc
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