New-York tribune., 1894-05-25
RACING IN THE MUD AGAIN.
DOBBINs IN THE BROOkLfN DhHoi'
Nh cRoKERs COLT HAS RECLAIMED h''
FORM


,,,o or,z,,s The rain II raineth every
a,v and the racing at the Brooklyn Jockey Niuo'
-, ,s through pools and swamps each a1terhooii'
p. in the face of the wind and the rain ana 'ne
cod tad mad weather, as the poet o"1no"i0 o.,
cali y the attendance is remarkably large u"u 'o
receipts and profits Of the club are certain ~ T.,
%, hiorer for this meeting than for any other III
-, A,r,,y There was no racing in or near New
vork sotween December 1, 1898, ana May To- i0''
ord - deyotees of the contests OF 'he ~ ~t"0i0"
breds had little chance for losing '"." 49,,
IN this part Of the country III any ioiI VI e~" ~ ~
to- moro than five months Dr. F"rhn"i'' ~
,,aebtcned the Police Department OF 'his oi'' ~
a,s,n,, yearly all the faro banks. Betting on ''e
Western and Southern races was prac''s'" 0'
small scale only. and in a sly ana iu' CO..
Few poolrooms within hundreu n'ae@ "a ,,'.' ,or
III d,d onv business ct all. All facilities 'or
gambling were cut down 20 smaH PioP0 80
TAMPA Bay lottery tickets were e%'re'he'y r',
ond even the policy shops were reduceH eN'e'''
IN numbers and traffic. 80 the me" a'o .
who In previous seasons had spent 'heii t ',o.
IN supporting Gloucester Chtton' -,
Ilvahetb Linden Park and other Eastern ''0
,'S ,o rod wasted their substance in rioious
rtsLs al faro. roulette, lottery. policy ana o,",.
forms Of gambling, have had something II.
pocketbooks this month. Hence theE h"NV -
10 the Brooklyn track in generous satne'e' ,7.,-,
have been backing the horses HeeS' ,
shons have been broken UP 10 great eN'e"' o."
.h ooI,co have suppressed many poker gaines
Than hundreds of thousands Of people nave Hio'o
leisure and less occupation than IN lor'lei s
All these things have tended 10 ehiarse ' Co..
snce at the races and the suspension VI ue - =
list has put handsome sums INTO the "e"'"''
jockey club. -. A,s ,avorite
-. Dohh,rs once more The two races IN "hic"
Dobbins was defeated by Hornpipe anu 80.
evidently did Dobbns vast amount u =. -
and he won the Brooklyn Derby yesle.u"'
CT
mile and quarter in true racehotse $50, ,ro,ld
turfmen have thought 1t doubtful II DooolnS Nd
nrove 10 be stout hearted stayer TINS yea vnd
Would run long distances ably Dopp,as pnS,nnss md
PienV PnE vesteraaS and viii be most danssr0ns
element in every race in waich nc s'"''' W
on of the defeats Of DoS9Hs Were al
% %msses, pin, IN the betting Assignee set the pace
and Taral rode him we'll But IN t1e i:' rnra down
Dobbns who ran second econ frS ne an the se end Sir Ex
cess was ready for severe s&trugS & ~ vas three
CHARTERS over. He win do far better after he mas
run one o or WsS vwS mGcS more successful in his
Ing than on any previous day OF Ola t9e 9e,d
Nsar E az eoHe9 Hs ,nkss famous
Barbarity colors-the az searleS1s,MI leS1s,Ie S5e had a
6ye-pound penalty for her previous xicaotS, dv
that reason. and because Ridcue osi; si in t6e
betting. But Applause wore herself out oy dnd ngi
ans flushed 81 df and onsd and dashed
here and there. Tara was on heI paon' ,on,ero,s
he could not restrain her. She was never S
Ridicuie shot away well IN front ana eG ,,o 10 5 1i
fu stride mas great speed can carry %sisH1, az tn
can probably stay at least SIX inr,onss % tS ~
Norrises are likely 10 win many nlly STAKES W. W.
her But she cannot compete with Colonel Kup
perts flying pair Of colts. Gotna&m & ana ,sIicar
Stake for two-year-ods toorr3w the rcRes'
The Iron horse Bitten was piun-ed upoI1, D, D,
the friends of winter racing IN the ifth faCe, h
iooked on Bitten invncibe in ne Huu' ~
Te~od who carried several pounds iess thai
B,itzen won rather easily. Poor old kaceiaha wa wa
a had last Like Don AlOnzo and Dobbins. VINO ar
in the same stable with Raceand he needed
Couple Of defeats get him into his best iorm ah
he NAV win later. -. A.. =,
The Brighton Beach managers announce tsai tne
will race on Memorial Day, May 80 in opi3sitl1n
Morris Park That Will bring on a lively hight VIII
the Jockey Club.