New-York tribune., 1894-10-11

sleep and dreamed delightful dreams about those
Ing hill few years ago While he slum5ering
up Nero with a rush. and before Griffin woke up
Nero had won the race by neck. 'assetiaw sec
This was a thoroughly disgraceful piece of bung-
too Griffin has ridden a number of suspicious
looking races this year and in previous years He
DAILY, but not always for other owners. Nothing
can be mope S bsa nan an ha & at ev@
at any time. Griifins ride Roche on Monday
most imperative dsty OF the Stewards to question
Griffin, and Donohue. the owner of Roche. about
Roche's amazing and extraordinary collapse. And
the stewards did ask questions. "
A certain oxpatriated Englishman, who undoubt-
edly benefited his country TO the utmost extent extent
of his ability by leaving it, expressed the opinion
IN Mrng m Hat hhe nS onoh and in asking
them questions apout the Surveying sowness aq OF
full Of gratitude to the condescendng Engshmen.
who are unable to earn living In their own c%oun, %
Americans all about racing. Some OF these expatri-
ated Englishmen are capital fellows Soms are are
forms Americans that 1t Is all right for an owner
he Wishes to co 60 soas this particular Ensiishman
once did-and when he criticises the steWarus LOT
Donohue. patriotic Americans may be inclined TO
ask him Why he does not 20 PACK TO w G
which he is richly endowed. upon the apprecl-
ative subjects Of Queen Victoria? He reay ns ouens
not TO cast such precious pearls or WISDOM pelore
benighted Americans. , ,,,,v..
ho aae ae letting their % bead and and
of Americans in this country ana Wh3 are & snossta sek
ness and humility might sometimes he suitable ana
becoming to The Engsh soogrner on know S amo
much about racing as some expatfated hhsHsh-
1t is an odd coincidence that Griins sleepness on
Bassetlaw was splendidly proh,able 10 me p0oKi
sent him along from the head Of the homesretch
Nero could not haye nd Gsas2 h an Af the book
makers were glad and gleeful over Gri'ins droWsi-
M'CAFFERTY AND OTHERS
-r,. tudras At the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs track
made up their minds after certain race IN lSS2 tha'
John ] McCafferty had been guilty Of dishonesty
and they suspended him. He went 10 fhl!ip ''
Dwyer with in his eyes and begged FOR rem
statement. Mr. Dwyer weakly and mistakenly
yielded to McCaTertys pleadings. McCanertys
horses have been handled peculiarly at times ana
have done so much in-and-out running at times that
his stable has been prolific OF scandals ana mas
caused great damage and mischief to the turf His
stable has done fully much as William C. Days
stable ever did to bring dscredit and dsrepute on
racing His ny Derelict outsider In the betting
won the sixth Tinge. Utica ana byron NC
CleIand's May Day illy were heavily backed Ouca
was second TO Derec;. The May Day hiy. ridden
with amazing listlessness. Indifference and lack OF
energy by Clayton got third place whi'e I1hse' MIS-
erablv ridden by Griffin. was unplaced
Tarals riding yesterday was superb. He won the
second race with Trania the HunsF r HanSCaP HandCaP
with Dorian Bombazette was made the iavorlte
over Jrania in the second race, because Bombs- %
zette carried only 81 pounds TO Cran'as ~ IaraI
judgment ana sklH gOt Irdhla hoiic i''' ~ "''
ample margin.
lanes Galway seemed puzzled when his frends
asked him whether Beldemere or LighUoot Woulh
win the Hunter Handicap for three % .,cs. ne
Rut Mir Galway often is puzzled and in doubt CON
cernng his horses. He frequently lacks precision
Of opinion Beliemerc carried l22 pounds, and was
ridden by Tara Lightfoot carried lIt. h''I p; ha'
n.r. ard IJehtfOot The all-scarlet OF the MOTIFS
stable was carried botn 10y Nahma ana Melony'
Light foo, and Nahma were about equal ia'oiItea'
hut hofh were badly beaten. Taral rod" Bcldcneie
in his finest style which is far better than tha "I
anv other Jockey I'm America. Win any o'her
Jockey In the saddle Beldemere would nave pesh
defeated by The ligniiy weighted baroness VII"
came with rush In the nnaI iurloh8 :. .as n
IJrhtfnot and Nahma lacked speed. II was a
mystery why the worthless Melody was StarNu.
She was too slow to set "A pace for Mamma anu va"
With Tarai up Dorian made the favorite Tor
| long vhil. Banouet was "A strongly backed second
! choice Banquet showed no speed IN any part oI
| the race. He was never prominent John ooPsr
| ought not to be INDUCED. and generally fnisinan
aged that ne has number OF wofuly incoilsls,,
ont races this year. II he were trained at an
times with thorough and SKIN and attention
he would probably not be guilty OF any serious IN
and-Out running
| third.
| There 4, too much Tammanysm the turf.
| Stonenel vanquished Applause and Lady violet
| with astonishing ease in the first race Lady Nlolet
| ran very poorly The mud did not seem 10 suit her.
| The weight and the mud appeared 10 give stone
| nell delight
| DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-spccal weights. Five furongs.
Betting p,
| n c,onenei hv