The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14

fare az Esmr0zfh park zz6 Ire New
York 9oeksy cfEb may 1sf TzkS pace
hBE there att - plenty % good rsc2nz
a. che Censy Island Jockey cizh ard t1z
ssrzroga ard Erooklsn Jockey e1ua. AM
tsas BrooElyu hsnasezp. ere Suburban.
Fat1r1Sy. REALIZATION and o1asE o4g sszkes
VII - run as usual
The unIntztev2 pTohahly are 2ot z~4Te
tE4t races reH 81 E3s FsE4EtTE - New
YORK cz@zse just as Ensch interest n 81
Louis. Cslsczg Cincinnati ard other cities.
AID that rs10usz res u aozzars 2rs w4g-
cred thousands C Ezljes froE8 tAe tracks.
! was surprises while IN san ET2aSssco
81 Z Teo8 roo- Il zhica aunsrsis % men
we're betting 70 listen ID 1sse-fgkA3a e
a FACE thez being TaE al Jerome park ~
telegraph FIRST TIE bcSkDzks - shouted
thsye or thsa the position % tee
horses was given anti TIE home stretch
vas rezeae6. and then the wilmer \. as
nzE7e1- Later TIE seco1s and third horse
ard the tine made were called or. when
those y he sza1 Hacked TIE successful
horse received their nsoEsy ant sprSGIz-
ton began on tie nsxt race after the
scratches and ire Sockeys we're re-
cesv e5
No matter where there Is racing. zastA-
er az New Orleans. s. Louis Memphis
Washington or New York, turf speeula-
toTs not Only bet On the p-0s1ahlc Esn-
nerS AZ the place where tns contests ere
being run, bat II every part OF the Ink Cd
States. SO that Il racing vas stoppsa al
the racing associations II New York
SPECTATORS on the turf IL New York
state would bet upon the grez; events 20
be r1n IN the Western and Southern
states.
L Is generally conceded that In spite q
The law against betting there viii Be spec
o34Sio1 IN New York state just as there
has always been but that viii be be-
tween individuals and the tracks I'LL de-
pend On gate money for revenue instead
q On the money paid By booknakeTs-
The admission Zee viii be fixed a. say
E-58, and another fee OF say g. viii be
charged for entrance % an Enclosure
that may be called q betting ring or any
<al1g else. and there Is q revenue for. the
track that gll cover all the cost % Grpe-
ration The betting VIII he on the Egg
lish plan adapted TO American COVE
nSence and that betting VIII he al irck-
desat OF the sIsors instead af the first ard
greatest object Of racing
The principal national races OF che sea-
son are the Kentucky Derby, the F-cok-
iyn Han1acap. the Suburban All the
American Derby. IR the keutg-lSy Der
BY the best 81 the Southern and Western
2-year-old colts and FLIES viii contend
fer the blue ribbon. I; IS the first big
race run IN the South and !; is cougid-
cred a more important race than either
thesArkansan. Memphis or Latonia Derby:
but she principal 81 these great 3-ysar-
old events Is the American Derby. be-
cause me prize IS al leas. &c 90 and
nearly every prominent race horse owner
East. West North and South enters enc
or more candidates fcr the prize. while
the leading American jockeys. Fred Tar
al. r. II. Garrison. Sam Doggest. Fred
Lhtieaela. john Tamiey. LonU5e Clayton
and Charley ThroPe are engaged 70 ride
- an1h{sous owners.
The distance IN the Kentucky Derby
which Is the first great race. IS ore mile
and a half and Il will BE- run al the
louisville Jockey Club spring r2esttng
Sine 1854 the winners have been Blu
cEanaR. ice Cotton. Ben All Mon.r0za
Macbeth II. Spokane. Riley. klngnlan.
AEru, Lockout and Chant large feld
viii start this year but Il Is not certain
what prominent horses will be in IL, al