New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19

not apply themselves with unselhsh energy 70 the
eradication OF all abuses that be removed and
to the parihcat ton and elevation of the turf
years in the Empire state Stat i" it has ' been Killed il
New-Jersey by the follies and errors of. the men
in danger Of being killed in This State in a few
years. possibly next year, by the foes and errors
First and foremost the interest Of the public
| That should be the motto on every raceirack But
coney Island Jockey 'V Club is far more Popular
s4a2 9s p9 goSa IN viii "d the ays
Is the New-York Jockey Club or the Brooklyn
racetracks is to lookout, first, for the Tacetrack
stockholders second for the racetrack officials OF
ing stables; fourth for the trainers; nth, for the
Jockeys; sixth. for the professional gambler. the
, public, whose money paid at the gates. in the
betting rings at the bars and 'ns rae
all the clubhouses and grandsands; all the stables
all the Jockeys all the hookmakers and all the
touts. all the breeding farms and all the dividends
on racing stock
ADVERSE TALK IN ENGLAND.
Racing ia losing ground with influential men all
over the world. The Jockey clubs In this country
may make vast profits this year. and possibly. a
few years longer. but In England France.
Australia and in the United States the number
of influential people VINO are asking earnestly WY
should open gambling on horses upon huge scale
be allowed any more than gambling in big lot
teres is growing larger every year ear moe, famous
church In England, exceeding In renown even n,'
Pauls and far surprising Canterbury, York LIN
lish cathcdrais DR.. Percval. master Of the great
sGh9 at Rq bS be- In
speaking of the Prime Minister Of Great Bri dhn
m n9r1 paTenze the turf with its weedy growth Of
dishonesty and degradation simply TO sra' Mort
or stir finger to reform II. he came uhuer con-
demnation." -. 49, ,,,ras IN
England And how many ngeTs haye Def n Tefor
thoroughly
president OF the New Jockey club ma TIE mas
man of the Board of Stewards stirring MS nns@rs
Very energetcally and extensively IN ona' co u,-
rection? # The results do NOT bu an91b beings
MANY newspapers In New YORK ana o, n o,r'ry
millions Of people IN all PARIS So or for reform
on the turf.
HOW MORRIS TEKUI.sKY TALKS
Morris Tekulsky. the Ta nmany liquor dealer VINO
is the president of the Liquor Dealers HSSo'''''D"
Of the State. and exercises much influence "''o"e
the liquor dealers, Is heartily opposed 10 O9e..''S
| the races The New-York Sun" on SUNDAY pun
ushed the following interesting talk with MT ie
I'm in lead earnest about this thing said Mr
Morris Tekulsky when questioned YESTERDAY rear
| ing his proposition. as a member OF IN, ~ ,Srs,i
t.iap nrohbiting the sale OF pools betting on
horse races His proposed amendnenhT and
rrovides mat no lottery shall BE- organized for the
sale of pools or other chances upo ,lg ~ con
testing horses or the making placing; OF rrsiSvth
ing any bet or wager upon OF co"''''''9 any
Nov i don't want It supposed for an instant
sa good borsoracing az we'll as the next man, hut
| Sorseracings got down now It's no longer a
~ noo selling and gambling Half the men who
go 10 the racetract don't see the n3rSTS , w SSb
out knowing whether the animal theyre he,!nS , on
rhsbsr the horse is fine example Of the species or
not all they are intent on Is Gamblhs' ~, ,,o race
,acSs are he ijanor dealers They attend the
races and Jet their business go to POT .hcy nrs
Sny 2 Ssn nr by b0 no attcnins to it,
be question in some peoples Irrr !. ne worst
| occupation. There isn't in mine, ana MINK y,
would he GOOD Ting ayl, 9T Vine lne ''uo'
Then there is another way the liquor dealers suf
drink or a cigar because he wants to put the bl
upon a race You're lucky II you get 20 per cent OF
| such hang-ups"
| THE CONTESTS AT MORRIS PARK
| The worst enemy Of racing at Norris Park IA the
miserable mlsmanagement Of the Second Avenue
| Elevated Railroad. which seems 10 be conducted
chiefly for the annoyance and evaporation OF peo-
pie who travel In its trains Its managers are sing
| ularly ingenious in devslng means for irritating
and affecting their patrons. This Second-aVe me
| makes the Journey TO and from Morris Park about
as unpleasant II can well be MADE ana IN. i ,
lowers of the races are inpatient to q@sert r.,
SecOnd-aVe. railroad stills. with IL sI'" d IN
ward. uncouth. cumbrous and iil-inahagsd "4 di
| "it was tormentinrly hot at Morris Park y"ster-
| day. and me racing was poor and unsatisfactory
| Mr. Croker's Armtage VINO has improved ANA
inglv in the last ten days won the hrs; rae. by a
| big margin He was at 20 ana 10 III ti'e
| betting. was second Wah jim the fayorite nd
| den by Garrison. found his weight OF 10 p'uhiS
| lee but : 10 was bet against Gaiiec all over me
| ring the end. Galee was Innc9 ia scr 80 S2
| tember In the Futurity, running against the bgst
two-year-ods in the country EXCEPT senator r a
| head behind Domino Taral was comprlcl u
use his Utmost eFsT2 10 the to Fu t I It true
| Domino carried $50 pounds 20 Galiiees 49, Dut
| Galilees race was fine one anu ne ran VIII"
Gaee was beaten in tho Arst race yesieriay , by
| C35l and Restraint Gl0. Galilee carried only ~
OF course TaIa rode ,d Mn Ven The o1cv 6u OF
the trainer 1t is time for The Jockey 'ipD 10 SER
not be allowed hereafter to start horses until th'y
are thoroughly trained and NJ Tor raclhH, mn
| nreatine a great deal OF scandal by repeatedly
| sending this high-class colt Galee TO the post
circrlat!on al the track that Galee was very SICK
on Sunday. This report may rot have neen t truIe,
The racetrack is continually oVtrruh T ines
reports But If this report was true t%hich epee
seem ny way a StTeT Was very SICK
| sunday and IL Street knew II and started Gaiiee
many people would back Galilee on his last year
brilliant form. II Tara rode him. ana strcs. hh hn
was IN TO race. 1t is high time TO call n check on
Street The Jockey Club has a plain duty IN 'hiS
it Is great Pity that colt Of Galiee he f hps
eat class who would take great pains win MN ana
do him full Justice. In the right hancs Gaee couiu
win many. good races and DO credit to his "o''e
| sire, The Bard. ., =, -. .. al
| nroRob;e ina; he will start In the Belmont Siakes
to-day, In which he would take up Y, PounlS - +,
| is understood that Domino. and probably hornp'pe
and Rounde.ay. will be sent 70 Cnicago to-o 49, vi
| Tomorrow ana that Domino VIII run IN the amer =
| ,can DERBY on Saturday. Domino's weight VIII DC
III pounds and that OF senator Grady ~ Ihe as
tance is a nile and n half. II Domino SHOULD sue
coed in defeating Senator Grady at that ds5%ncs
| and that weight, no could question ms sta!Ins
| SYnHers afterward. The American Derby is not so
rch as it iast year; the Worlds ralr year; op,
anieed value was 10000 and the hrst morse d go,