New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
FINE RACING EXPECTED.
THE MORRIS PARK MEETING TO EXCEL
ALL OTHERS
NO EXPENSE SPARED AND EVERYTHING H@No'
FOR THE SPORT

No EXPENSE SPARED AND EVERYTHING hHNDi
FOR THE SPORT
rrh.rs ,ra many reasons 10 believe that 'he con"-
a., ,,..,,ry ~ the Westchester Racing Assooi".v
,v,u excel any OF the racing meetings "e'" " 49,.
nerhborhood since the glorious nee""s nav
dsv. when Monmouth Park ana Sheep
49, .h leading race,racks In the East. No en-
pense has been spared 10 furn'sh a.''" ..,,os IN
for the patrons OF racing. The Ieaons ZINC
~. country will be represented at the "ee'e
Thu representative men OF The turf from ever 30
OF the country are interested III '"e A..
the first meeting OF the Wesichester hao"S
.,.,,on August belmont James r. keene' Jon"
SANFORD Colonel William p. Thompson a D. N"'
satt and many other well-kno"n me" "'o or
.so,t,6od with the manufacturing. hnanca' anu
commercial interests OF the country are prominent
In the MANAGEMENT OF what promises 10 ' "
starting point of new era OF racing Inc : ~
at Morris Park are in splendid conditioh anu e'e'
thing is prepared for the meeting. Inc ne" Io",
o.ued the Wihe,s mile pleases Immensely inc
+Sy,ers who have visited the track Ii gives INC
+raaners an opportunity to train ana "orh '"e''
borses without being compelled to run th'"' up
and down the h.ii OF the old course.
~ IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
Tho stables are in excellent condition. These al
vantages in addition TO the many oo"' ,,,..
~ Morris Park as training grouh' are "Ne'
to cause many horsenen 10 winter '"'' "''''
at the track ill.,, ,,,c.s
There are so many owners OF coaching ou'h's
nc ,rou as the owners Of other traps who have
decided TO drive 10 the course that IL pehoo'es
the men who have charge of the roads an" suee''
leading to Morris Park TO place them III inc oeS
.ossih,e condition 1t is likely that number OF
shsrn-siphted keen-witted reporters VINO "leiu
,rsnchant pens will be invited TO ride 10 me course
., co.ches IL would be mistake TO prevent the
renorters from ,oticing the great Improvements
I'm the roads which have taken place WITHIN a year
To no sure there is or less uncertainty
apSu, t tps an Intelligent Republican Legislature
arb n Republican Governor Wouu pass ". 90 -
law that was not for the best interests or me Pu3
i1c Moreover it is :ot likely that August beI-
mont John Sanford; f. p Morgap' ~ m and
hundreds of the leading citizens III TINS community
desire TO violate the laws of the state o do6ed
the law public opinion and common decency en- "a
The past whose pulls were the rule ana not ''e
Is dfcu, for Of them to reaze II ,9a rac
great change has taken pace IN 'S Sa nfsrest the
PUB publi c@ wen w
Under MP BEI.MONT'S SUPERVISION.
The racing at Morris Park will be conducted
under the immediate supervision OF August Der
mont chairman OF the State Racing Association
Colonel William p. Thompson and A. j. 'sasa.''
only straightforward, honest racing VIII be permit
cod Lame or feeble excuses for suspicious pun
ders are likely TO be accepted snou i .g Goc
ey about suspicious actions In race IL IL hot IN IN
~ that ANYBODY save the stewards ana men Mlo
ave dIrectly associated with the races nelne run,
will be permitted use the stewards ooM h, ~
judges Enclosure as point OF Vahiage iU. o he We
70 view the races WrOnGd0crs and men WHO haNe
been under suspicion should hasten to cnahge ,hei
methods before the Morris Park meeting DELI ~
Woe 10 the hapess owner. trainer or JOCKEY VINO
offends the eage-eyed fearless inTss VINO p @te
slated 10 preside over the racing At MOTIFS fdrh
To the who ST in the place Of cnaiIs !, in h
ne well TO saw that the betting transactions "hci
NAV take place will be conducted under the STREET
surveillance that has prevailed at the leaang race
courses under the supervision of the Jockey Up up
srhe slightest deviation from the Law or the slight
eat cause TO offend the patrons of the track Is a.
most TO bring about the expulsion Oh '"e VI
fender from the grounds