The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-10
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

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The crowd at Jerome Park yesterday
had good and suttclent ground, for a
The kick" however. was to no avail.
The trouble arose over steward John
u"n,ar,a ao,,an IN uotrs,ns w. al,nw -
hunters action In refusing 10 aiiow d
| claim OF foul when the foul was evident
10 everybody in the grand stand. 1t was
in the third race, a selling AFFAIR at
| mile and a sixteenth, In which Jodan,
Little Matt, Galloplng King and McIn.
60 ,,,r,os ,rn'' a., ,rr.o rocoi,,ad
Hre s''' ECU ''H. ''' ,.e -l-|
heavy support. 1t might be well TO say,
right here, that .Iodan belongs TO Dr.
| Ero,,, an, ,ba, >,u,, I,,.,.., 4. rono,,o,
N"spp, anu tna' .. m'"e 'mseI ~ repp,'eu
of these men are associate Stewards
with Mr.. Hunter The story OF tn. race
running and. turning into the stretch,
was a length and a half u the good
NEXT %1 once MT for the N rug
home the two latter closed on Jodan
= aook , hoaiars W uops, r a., Inn, ma
The foul Occurred bosYett seeing Ina,
hn was beatan ieiiharstelv cut acrmas
| entreIy snut.Ihs on 'ai,opins MIX
and interfering with LATHE Matt.
s},.r -."a i.oain i''e $500,
,awa I'D. 'h ,bs S,.r,ards' s,a,d MI
bwxer GOT I'm AID ,aS, Ind ,s nr
r hmaPp hau preGeuea MN .ne o .am y,
H U. lie, o.e jan y, a9u, ieii . .pu,
~ Iunter raT,sad so oia, ea d. VI , AIN
During all this lime the crowd GATH.
| ereu arouhu tne Juoses staiu, am
w Sn, the uef,s'oh was h tn,',s,n
ranorior asEad NJ Ii,ntar Hhu th
S ..T VIA va, no, s,uweu' iuul,'ten,
t youan u,u no. n,,e VIII t'aiiopit ",
nS e"oush " 'ha"e III" S"oi'e" MS
ing King had not only to shorten his
stride. but Littleheld had to pull him to
We'll" replied the senior Steward.
Il did not see that"
Two real good things Were cut toose
at Jerome YESTERDAY, Ibey were t Mss
netisH GoiI' t tro 9ne i S,ra,ss strne
A ton of smart" money went into the
rims on both Monotony and Melody from
rs Sims s. and PSssett each rode two win
The reports publisned this morning
that Peter De Lacy Rad organized a
race track on The RYDER Farm at ozone
PARK ia denisd nv DE i.acy's clerks
several racing men who rendez, Gus on
Park Row Thought. however hat the
location for n race rack and that The
land could he secured there for that pur
nose nj reasonable figures, They though,
Phil Thomnson. who owns the G;ouces.
) pe LOOKING a1out Ior rev location nov
s Mau ms r tpaeS mas deem cioseu uhuer the
new jersey laws
The Stewards yesterday called up w
, Murphy. owner OF Anna, which horses
ran second and third to George Beck I'm
the selling race on "Wednesday, Lake
claimed Assignee. The Stewards
Thought there was colIusion between
these gentlemen, and their undoubtedl,
, pwas. but proof was lacking and the ma !,
threatens TO appeal to the law courts
He was the frst to claim Anna, but
the mare. The latter. according to tn,
! rules, was favored In the matter. ant
E Anna went TO his stable. Then Muir
. | phy claimed Assignee, ana thu
! Fricke was shut out. What Frick,
!, hopes to gain by resortinR to law il dif
1cuit TO conjecture. A curious coinci
dence about the whole matter Ia tina
; the Rentleman who fathered thIs ruI,
! last Winter is the first to suffer by IL,
! existence Mr.. Keene insisted on hav
ing the Claim" clause Inserted in IN,
: .me .acins assocatipns' when poihte'
3 gu. .he .iVuoie winch was Settain u
Waun ~ ,re 'nam ProDdpie INA
I .f,m', I ppun'e WIN iesu'' III 'H'
ciaNh CLAUSE pe'hs revoked
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Yo Tambien did not imnress race
I | poers at Saratona vesterdar ,rhnuv,
!, one cannot judge her ability by one race