New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.
NJ DwYER SAID TO BE OUT OF Rae
ING IN THIS REGION.
ur Made A Br,r,vr WHICH WAS PROMPTLY
CALLED. so THE STORY GOES, AND NO"
HE PROPOSES TO INVADE ENGLAND

CALLED so THE STORY GOES. AND NJ"
HE PROPOSES TO INVADE ENGLAND
NOTES AND COMMENTS
R.nor,s from Trustworthy sources say that Nh
chael r Dwyer is out Of racing so far as 'hs
ownership of racetraeks is coneerhea, i"e -
% Indignation aroused by the Jerome PARK hee."s'
and the many reprehensibe incidents some OF "n'ei
were Of IN extremely shady character causen
much comment by the press and the puo'lc 'ha' nv
better element the turf asserted IN puo"e anu
elsewhere that Michael F. Dwyer should be eailea
he,,ye the Jockey Club and disciplined. The lead
ara on the turf desired that the matter snoua %
kept quiet, as desirable 10 prevent, "' a..
hazards n public turf scandal IL Is s''u 80
Michael F. Dwyer expressed his contempt io' ".
Jockey Club The result was that negotiations "eie
begun 10 acquire his Interests In the raeeFaeNS -
,his nsirhborhood In moment OF passion .hs
irate turfman made proposition 10 'e''"d"'' -
race;rach holdings. which was promptly aceep'e'' ~
his intense surprise IL is said tnat ne s'oou W ~
proposition and once deternllned 10 'ea'e s
country with his stable and to race IN f.hs'a
Moreover il is said that at certain TRACKS ",.'
!, I,var entries were not sought FOR as eagerly AZ
that OF other owners. His withdrawal al 'he pres
.nt time Is looked upon by many turtmen WIKI ''s
utmost cheerfuncss ,,,...
Predictions as TO the success OF the Dwyer-Croker
invasion OF the English turf are plentiful Il 'n'
o,ca famous Dwyer luck returns to Mr. Dwyer N
England the Secretary OF the treasury can enJw
peaceful leisure gold Will come TINS wa! '"s'eA.
Of being shipped abroad. There is nothing IN RACING
,hat IS not thoroughly understood by the f'sHs'
turfmen many OF whom are able 10 give points "
,r veterans ot Quttenburg and Gloucester In crook
einsss. go IL. -.
pbu,n ! pv.yer regrets tina; he did not make mo
sam. conditions for the Brooklyn Handicap oi "s
.,r -, for the one last year Had the stakes oil
,his wear amounted to $1,000. MT. Dwyer oe"e'..
,h,, clifford Henry OF Navarro and Dorian wou'o
hay. entered FOR the race, ana mat the eo"'es.
would have attracted more attention thah any =,
the handcaps OF former years Key Ell santa A'','H
,s entered for the race and is 10 receive spee~'
Ss% o2s5 JOCKEY Ss Club s sS
hSsd Sesor. ss nessaare sannar
trouble in store the proprietor. Ss Me'hs n
PARK powerful syndicate s Q, gamnses some OF
The leading men on the turf nave srs eNp in their
intentions to assist the hofse''""e''
The foreign book question has been revived WY sszea
re- S a,on Of some OF the bieres opponents oi
foreign books Notwthstandng their meth
o4l members OF the Jockey club and nearly every
owner OF ,br HaWtsorms and Harlem tracks where
w rorecn hooks are the chief features ana source
Of "rcss ,or the the Of turf
reforncr fade away IKE the rTssanseit Racing
ASSOCIATION OF Providence. r. l. ana ths sd5 q ,orriSn
Association of Virginia are reSSv xsS msteriay IN
,rca sing their revenue ..,. a.. 10 tho ulti-
ita clouds i'm am April sky, reports az 10 tre
mat" fate NJ racing drifting through S IT, latest
iin prscinrt and the hotel district Inc as.Ss
,mo, r ls that the racing men must not expect any
favors az the hands Of the present .ta c,vsr
20 "a ,b,t the provisions of the Penal 'oue ,o.ets
every phase Of racing and the gambling Mi
% a. sucress perfectly, and that It's PROVISIONS -.
-, a,,orced "a the letter In regard 10 gsmpNns
in the city some guble persons assert INA, '"nr moi
arc many gambling houses open wh'cn are nos
r,oested bv the police. who dare not lhtsItsio .
with them as they fear exposure by the samr,s ,.
, Who will RI, ,auate by telling what they know lhers
"r@ cases of sporadic gambling by men VINO arg
known to the gambling fraternity AS brace men EN-
hu, II "a extremely difficult place them. AS they
fold their tents like the Arabs and silently steaI ~
away after one-night stand. Tnere Is aoou. as
much life I'm the Tenderloin after midnight as there
t. I'm one of the Egyptian mummies In the Met'
ronolitaN Museum Of Art