New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
RACING AT BRIGHTON BEACH
COMPLAINTS AGAINST JOCKEY MDERMorr-HE
PROBABLY CAUSED ST. PAULINE TO LOSE A
RACE BY CROSSING HER on

to cremate the garbage that has caused the city
much trouble and expense. 1t would be a good
pan TO a lease OF the Brighton Beach grand
stand and betting-ring the earliest possible op-
portunity. There would be necessity to buid
crematories. the natural heat is capable OF burn
ing anything except the saamanders that brave It's
terrors day by day.
It has been decided not 10 take any unnecessary
chances with Sir Walter, who has been under the
weather from the catarrhal fever. that the race
with Banquet will probably be postponed.
Several worn and weary pilgrims who have fallen
under the ban OF the Jockey Cub were at the
track Yesterday. They are hoping that racing will
be resumed at Flushing and other tracks in this
neishborhood. w Collapsed DAILY Is losing hope
that ne VIII be renstated this year.
A. F. Wa.cott has been looked upon az one or
the models OF the turf There were many w'nks
and mods when It became generally known that he
be called before the stewards Of the Steep!e-
chase and Hunt Association TO explain why Niles
Standish was started in the steeplechase on Saur~
day wholly unfit race. There is doubt that
his rider Dumfres, did hs best on Miles Standish.
but the horse had speed what and stopped
almost wax In Justice 10 Mr.. Waicott, II must
he said that he not at the track on Wednesday.
and 1t is extremely doubtful. II he has seen the
horse since the Sheepshead Bay meeting. However.
the investigation IS likely TO prove beneficial to the
turf and prevent trainers from starting horses when
| they not in condition. The stewards OF the
Jockey Cub say: There IL no rule prevent a
OF work" II the stewards right. the Steep.e-
chase and Hunt Association may have some rue
that covers such important omission. When
racing In It's infancy. there was an axiom that
no man would start horse that was not In con-
ditlon" Racing has changed with the times. 80
that It would be we'll to have rule TO prevent. II
possible the many abuses OF pubic confidence In
the sport by the frequent starting OF horses who
are entered for the purpose OF filing up races and
emp;ying the pockets OF racegoers
DISSATISFACTION OVER RACE.
The third race yesterday was one that caused great
dissatisfaction. ST. Pauline light. fragile lilly
tina; weighs less than seven hundred pounds. was an
| Cd ls-on favorie. She was ridden by Rem and was
heavily backed TO win by the public The start for
the race all that could be desired. but s. Paul
Inc seemed to be jostled nrst by horse AMI then
by another. on swinging into the stretch Keih at
tempted to 60 through on the rail. whore there was
an opening McDcrmot Tweedledum. tweedle-
decd 81 Pauline by crossing her causing Rem 70
pull her up in the scune St Pauline was cut
| down That 81 Pauline would have won there ~
te doubt 6ui the mAp IN ,ne srgs'n ,de ~ ,h
stewards abou, McDermo,s behavior. and It ' prob
able that ne VIII be- disciplined for reck.essnes' .
McDermott has had %, of trouble win the tar,
officials. and II he desires 10 continue ri1ng snon,i
many persons have commented OF late on MS ac-
When the odds were posted FOR tho FIRST race yes
teriay the public forced Merry Duke into the posi-
ton Of favorlte lie was 'rec.y backed az - g.
Rest Brand. Long Bounce and Clement received M
eral support. The AS named may create scrra-
non hcfore the cnl q the n,rcas a, h. Is c,DsS
day To splendid -art Long bounce ou.sn nc
him. AMI. win Bes; BRAND as rear guard. won a.
| he pleased hy two lengths from the latter. Win
| The second race made {, a difficult task FOR the
bettor. TO decide on favorite shortly after the
caused the 9ads eran', her TO gan on from 20
rs a good thing hy the landscapes ma the lev
| remaining believers IN the 'dopc book A. W T.
supported the bookmokers were in danger of Losing
heavily on the race Another good star wa, Wa
lowed by Jersey Belle unul n. turn FOR home,
when me @' icnsh. wilmar second length in
| IRON, Of Jersey BELLE who WAS 'h,ri ., ~.
day as she was the choice In the thiri dacc MSn
Top snd ,h Van o. p ,ss b ~f1s an s at to in
| hctting There weird look about nc me, , ,
To a N defca, me favore Red Tor The race
With Van Brunt second and Fannie - third
VICTORY FOR CfAIADE
| c,aroae won the fourth racc In a drive from
Mar stone and Laurel. Chnrade was so well sup
! ported in tho betting at 10 ,n"' ~ ~" .Sa,.
! g 70 : was the odds against his chances. 'h'r"'e
,.a,,el Tor his opponcnts Mary Stone and Laurel.
| .,u go stretch vas reached. when he sct salI
, af,er Inc leaders and beat Mary st0n" 10 '"e
hRsn ny mar for soc unknown reason, was plonscl
IN s hfe IsG' s go 5sI' until NH To- om was the
ie rc. Ind against him Blliy S AT j. to ana
TOP Gallant at I to hS %e f0 in n S' vim op Gal
| liant having flying star, and he soon ,Upp,,",
49,, sot ,,p - him on the last turn Garter sh,'
Top Gallant his head he easily sainei Nns,h,
vi ,.o, ~, Two lengths from Wattcrson who beat
| Wulv : tho same distance for the plat~. 49,, -,
mT Carney ,hn ,ovor,s in the fast time i'a Dr
! Garnett ran the first quarter oil "'"e ." -
'tiere are the results:
| First race- seven furiongs Purse 500
Merry Duke by Duke Of Mon'ro'e-Fnn' i'' 1psni;ai
I.., brand io7 nns
iG FS,n 1@.' cement qI:. en ran A4 4,%c
s.co,, rae. Seven furiongs Purse 500
nat Mine by Herzegovina "' n i;;.,oo,
,.,i,~ no Nlerieo,
J,mey htllo o., 1tor,., T,e.- waric zcia agy
md The Con,raio colt also ran. Time ! 'p'-
| Third rsce--For two-year-oid' Purs" |'".
Red Top by Joe Daniels Altitude lo ID ,I prh
Van 'ranr 100 Marsan,
Fannie h s 10 s. Pauline. siile hyrnes colt, white
cocad Lady Danhy nmyaro Yo"nT 1r my as.'e"'
| ro,,,,h rac.-One mile and niriong. Purse 500
c1,,rase by charaxus-Ada Belle lB...... NegmeyeD !
Mary st9ns io'' White
I'm fimt- i.sc&
F,,,h r,ce-sev.n furone-. Purse 500
Ton Gallant by Mariner Lady Clare ll0...W Carter
w UP iGi .rayiorl
y s. Hion.o Darkness. bolivar and Johannes also
ran Time 29's.
sixth race-One mile. Purse $500. - ~ ,
DR.. garnet by The ni-u'ed Feu Toilet 81 daiisra,
| pohu
SAN 41oy VIM Tm and Bny boy also Time ''a
BRIGHTON REACH ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
,.,. .o Selling. ,.yen furiongs. Runyon 49, Dasn n
ing Charley 100 Caledonia iO, lakeFie% V, sien 100
~ io5 Musince 1902 -, Laurent lO2 Ne'I'rimn i5
600, i12 saunterer lO2 Speculation lo- 'a'l"e "
! N"nfjece 90 Bright Eyes ~ $50 O..
s.cood -,c.-Seuing: furlongs Ad)u'nht W, -
l02 Walter ltSss TO- mp -
| a9 Eric.son 90 Ironsdes 's Euf"ld" W. 'op''"' ~
orhird race Selling i've furlorGs ianwel W. ~,
IaThl 100. HuOl h'nI-. w