The evening world., 1895-09-13
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

| The Fail meeting OF tho Coney Island Jockey
| Club closes tomorrow, md those who have io.
lowed It closely will Agrre.that It has been one
| Of the most successful and Interesting meetings
| racegoers ever had the pleasure Of witnessing
| Tho sport has been hish-olass and the racing
absolutely free from any suspicion OF crookedncss
| There have been one two cases OF bad riding
| and revvals Of form, but these always occur at
Sheepshead nay. 1t Is dirl"ult to account for in
| and out running except on the ground OF fraud.
| and one cannot say that there Was job In any Of
| these instances The sheepsheai Bay management
| makes every effort to please It's patrons. and the
| reports Of tho yacht races were hugely enjoyed
| From a financial point OF view the meeting was
not very successful. owing to the amount Of
money given away in stakes NsHt season stakes
VIII he arranged on a different basis The change
/ in the racing situation demands It and horsemen
will practically race for their own subscriptions
Ramspo has been rejuvensted and he won a
great race yesterday in his old-tims bulldog
style When he sod at auction he had a
bad hcot. Duke 4 Wlshari purchased him and
WIshari went to work Immediately to grow =
new hpof on the Suburban winner of 1884 He
succeeded very well and yesterday Ramapo had a
hard race and pulled up sound lie Is In tho
nrst and second specials a, pro?kyn and viii
meet Henry o, Navarro Rey Ei Santa Anita and
other good ones IN those races
| Stories Of piuns.rs and remarkable winnings
are now In order and the latest to crop out Is one
to the effect that a slim beard. es youth by mo
name Of Tyler has run 81 bill up into Tor
tune. He is said to have won $40 900 in the past
two weeks.
B.iissrtus won his eishtie,h victory At Alex
| ander Island yesterday. This tops every other
record In this country not excepting that OF old
Bsrnum. Belisarlus was originally owned by Aug
us, Belmont. who was unable 10 do anything
with him and 10 presented him to Jimmy NC,
no, not show any improvem.n. and he sold the geld.
ing to a Gloucester owner. There Belisarus began
to show speed and for several years he was the
/ champion sprinter
| Grimm must have had one Of his '1anGuid
! moods yesterday. judging By his riding on Ed
/ man failing that success Is always attended by
| a swellsd Uranium. II is not .urprisins there
fore tina, ,h,. af,iction should attack Griinn,
is we'll liked. Careless work however. will
soon lose him his Well-earned reputation.
! Domino is Henry of Navarres superior at a
mile and a turlong In this he is alone. He is
certain of T., hss,uss he he''ys, ,s ,hs, Domino
have won. Henry OF Navarro has superior
as q horse in this country, and Mr. keene,
whose black colt has been beaten twice by the
son Of KnIsh, OF Eilerslie ought to realize this
| fact
|
| a short time this season. got into trouble at Louis
| Vile yesterday that Will probably result In his
! retirement from the saddle Tor the balance .,
the year. Cassln Is charged with nsgran'ly pull
ing Baker Gentrys colt Simon W. The ride
was bad that Judge clark declared the race
| on. and bets were refunded
John Mccar.rty's horses will b. sold a, auction
| tomorrow and there a,me very good ones In
the lot Applogate Is the star OF the sale,
John DAILY, Dave Giison's former partner. doe,
| not believe that the troqunis-Carlota rlly Is &,
good rs Dave Gideon would have people believe
In fact ~ sure Is Mr.. Dily that the Iroquoi'
nlv Ia not a worli-beater that he offers 10 mattel
n colt by Ludwig against the nlly, and will pu
up his own Jockey. yet unknown to fame II,
says Grimm can ride the Carlnttn, and John Hy
land can train her Despite this formidable com
bnaton. he believes his colt Will win.
There VIII be racing at brighton Beach OF
Monday. II Ia probable also that races will b,
run az the Beach on Friday should the brooklyn
| Jockey club decide not to that date.
Aurtioneer Eason, after selling Doc. Street
race horses yesterday, had a spawned thor
| oughhred brought into the ring ami asked for
0 bid for the animal Twelve dollars and a half.
, shouted a roughly dressed man, your horse,
o was the terse answer of Mr., Esston. The none
was paid, and In half an hour after the buye
4 LED the horse out onto the road another ma
gave him 3l2 so for his bargain