New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
CHAT AMONG THE TURFMEN.
WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY ABOUT RACING
AFFAIRS

WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY ABOUT KACiN'
AFFAIRS
o,ar1ovr was beaten In the youthful STAKES
from post to finish yesterday. Prince Lief VINO mas
won three straight races. is much better coi. man
many racegoers rate him. Jockey PERKINS Is Ao'
considered much better than stable lad by many
y, the hettors With both his horse ana Jockey
,,dorratad Rvron McCleand had larger snare
80 ertovment than usual as he got . TO against
Prince Lief. - ,,.,. -ooos
II is singular that so many snor'-uis'anoe i"Us'
Cor two-vear-ods appear on the programme Vi INC
prooklvn meeting. The rule should DE LOT s'A 4"'
,s for tvo-vear-olds at this season OF the year
a,d tho exception for races at shorter DISTANCES
Ioa tef unset the plungers so seriously that an
,her hatch OF credit bettors is likely to take 10 'he
woods . III.
pev del Carreres made his opponents appear IKE
carhorses in the Brookwood Handicap lie carrieu
100 pounds and the berors plunged on Counter Ten
or who carried l23 pounds. Tara had the mount
rd IN. Ruppert horse was hot favorite at TO D.
Rev del Carreres receded In the betting until 10 10
r against him was quoted all over the petthg III
closure Doggett rode Rey del Careers ne "e"'
out az the fall OF the flag and romped away from
the field until he led by nearly dozen iens'n7 al
the far turn. He held this advantage until ha'i"aS
down the homestretch. when Doggett began 10 pun
him I'M He won In a trot by more than four lengths
There was lot OF talk after the race about Dog
getts instructions. 1t was whispered ABOUT Una
he was told by Samuel Hildreth, the trainer OF
Rev del Carreres 10 keep his mount back with the
aeld and 10 win on the run In. some OF the 'uii
gossip said after the race that certain perSo" 'e
heavily on Rey del Carreres and asked Dosget' 10
ride according to his 0he bettorS IDEAS
The result was startling to say the least Inc
manner in which Rey del Carreres won must nave
given the Handicapped a severe shock as the CAL
fo-n,a horse has been lenently treated tha' the
-. ., Annlause and The Butterflies refused to
,ar, their FLIES at weights against the
scorcher as the stable boys call Key DEL Carreres
pa,tors instructing Jockeys make ne" uepai
IN racing Such practice would open 'ne u'o
% fraud and II the reports In the paddock were
- somebody should be asked TO make an e~-
PLANTATION - -. ,.u VIRGINIA
..oL. He "a not much better than deuce high at
Gravesend. ,,,-. r.oo ,ra >
There the some indica tons that seiiihg-race war
d, -, The Garnet Some Of the DAVIS. ravens Vui'-
uras thrushes and cock-sparrows OF the pe'u"e
s.arnt,v talk seriously OF bidding the horses that
asouerade as selling -paters up TO their iu' VAoe'
The tottle cannot begin too soon Inc 'ee
farces are injury TO racing .
I, is whispered about that certain ne" ue'eop
-,a,s" NAV possibly cause the Jockey Club 10 give
: " STREET. rehearing. 1t would certaiiS v me-
.,,, - race-goers TO know what the new oeVeiop-
an,s are There are various odd deveiopTnents.
whch racegoers cannot undersla,,, ,d not rsceive
Wing to many that Doc street. uu "Vr m, TN
dscharge papers many years ago; Inc hnn
ms ms hound him TO the turf Is severed put NC.
,hera are many connecting links IN tne ona, a.
WAS on the turf and consequently the aeuor t.n
pr @Toc'' street, has hopes street, mas k,ia
D1ne,icai and sadly huns to the tune Vi '"o
auld acquaintance be forgo'
.,yybt1e the lamp holds out to burh"
the viest sinner may return -,
mr. money that a clear one yleins' .A,o.a.
49,, the wrath Of officials the Ndhucn '"''-''
a.. I,siy hope TO be reinstated ,
is',hat nv honesty has been unuerrateu'
Lsor X sene perception | dont care d mp
mi on other things I'll just go Nap
u,,ie more OF the foregoing. and by tne pear y
~ tyonhet OF Brooklyn, the auburn "hlsk eieu
% ~ 80 ~ ST Asaph will be drowned III the SUM
I. u. in the Sea OF Galiiee.
poo" street, have much 10 answer WEI iob 4
.ont of his transactions on the turl Dut hopotS
vey threatened him with violence Tor TN, tns sr9ss
W. disniaved by his horses Even the turl
iD ncn sorgave him after an Dn =,
S ,os,IcaI offence means pubic supsci "a ~,
Vii- rim with AL haste TO the SHORES o Siu
dlsp he hurled into the depths OF the sea OF Han-
zee ~ a. he turf OF Siberia. al Neenawkeh Wn.'e
81. mixer roams and the wecher hDef.dd,s
'ne .rane ~ Incredibly has swept over we lur
81" wols are shattered every day at Gfavesena.
Luz no'D csevs are lncreduous. and some OF tnem are
81 ssecretive that they do not e. their rsnr han
20 81 .bat their left hand Is doing, Inc uslneIs
kmYr sbout in a sort OF trance VINE NE ownei y,
mo possess race horses ana an OUTSIDE interest Al