New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
ri BALDWIN UNDER A BAN.
-.u,,rs FROM HIS STABLE REFUSED.
TUE STEWARDS OF THE NORRIS
PARK MEETING-INTEREsrlNa CONTESTS
srrx py MANY SPECTATORS.

srrx RY MANY SPECTATORS.
lode ~ the Westchester Racing Assoca-
m" u,.s,ins at Morris Park took important action
"o. IN regard to f. j. Baldwin and the pecui-
!-,ormances Of his stable. This action was
y" nd nroper and praseworthy. The stewards
s,.a ,hat they were not satisfied with the manner
S,h oee the horses of the Santa Anita Stable have
!" ~ and acting under Rule IL OF the Ru.es OF
peea ,,.v resolved 10 refuse all further entries
st, s,ahle at this meeting and referred the
% -, n the stewards of the Jockey Club for
further Consideration .
.,v the Percy-Gray Racing law. popular
.,anent would be the addition OF cause for
sas,pg E J. Baldwin to race his horses in this
go The n-and-out running OF Badwins stable
-. dane a great deas of damage TO the turf His
,.rses have been so notorious for inconsistent per-
-,.nces for many years as 10 excite widespread
s,-ust and suspicion and TO disgust many people
-, wound have helped in supporting the turf II
baldwin and men OF his stamp had not been per-
s,,ed 70 take part in racecourse contests.
-, Oc,ober u at Gravesend Baldwin withdrew
psv del Carreres from the fourth race, and started
po, 81 Santa Anita. Baldwins trainer Hildreth.
d his friends that he protested against this action
~ the part OF hts employer. He said that he told
baldwin that Rey del Carreres was fit to race that
.ov hut that Rey ell Santa Anita not Never
,bsless. Baldwin insisted. Hlldreth said, that
psv 81 Santa Anita and not Rey del Carreres.
.hould be started. The deluded and deceived public
made Rey e Santa Anita the favorite He had no
sneed in any part of the race and defeated dis
gracefully.
Yesterday at Morris Park Rey el Santa Anita
IN the fourth race, a handicap a mile and six
tenth, and carried the highest weight l27 pounds.
He ran superbly. displaying magnificent burst of
speed in the homestretch. and rushing away from
his opponents in the manner Of great crack. When
Rev el Santa Anita is thoroughly ht to race he is
,ne Of the fastest flyers in training in America and
le can take up heavy weight and stay a distance.
He won the American Derby at Chicago ast year,
md 1t was a dazzling achievement. All the Jockeys
who rode in that Derby declared that the colt
ouished the field so effectively that they looked
him as a of high class and wonderful speed.
Not long ago he outran Henry OF Navarro although
must be admitted that Henry concedng
weight 10 him and not in his choicest form.
Neither Mr.. Baldwin any other owner ought
ever to be allowed to start Rey el Santa Anita or
any other horse like him. when he is no; fully
4, for severe race. and If Mr.. Baldwin
other owner acts in indefensble and nexcus-
able manner TO start a celebrated stake cot
the winner OF Of large Importance. lofty repu-
ailon and wide renown when his trainer tells him
on the stable then Mr.. Baldwin or any other owner,
who Is guilty Of conduct so manifesuy improper
Taral rode Rey el Santa Anita in the race al
Gravesend and the race yesterday. In both races
e 10 be attached 10 him. Many spectators VINO
Morris Park expected that Tara would ,sri DE
~ ne X RngE S about Of ne cob m q But he was not
sent for. friend asking him some qnes- CUES
tons after yesterdays race ana ne SAD: ne
the race a; Gravesend He had no speed in any
part OF the race did all l could with nm M.
dreth told me before the that he did not thlnk
the colt was in the best Of FORM and that he dld
not want to start him but that Mr. BALDWIN IN
sisted that he should be started .,so.
Ral0
Taral. Gravesend on october H. that ne dla ioi no,
wish 10 start Rey el Santa Anita because ne ne dia
not believe that the colt in proper condition u
win the but that BALDWIN INSISTED ,i thai ne y,
should be started The Jockey Cub is not hKeiy 70
tolerate such action as this Baldwin is a mill'tn,
aire many times over. and ne owns powe!lu- /nu
conspicuous stable. But ne ought 10 De neo 10 IsS
as strict an accountability as the humolest ana
poorest owner on the turf anu 'he ''e"e' O''' -
The weather was the finest conceivable. and thou
sands Of prosperous and Joyous and buoyenty nope nope
fu men and women went to Morris Park YESTERDAY;
In the bright October air and under the perfect
October sky Morris Park was feast to the eyes ,s
.dmirabe condition and the huge buildings Is ana ana
far-stretching grounds were fair to see. Al @ .he
spectators were in the oe4t OF sprlts nne d1u 1ne
gayest and jo.liest OF greetings and OF eXcnshges
Of wit and humor OF congratulations OF cnaIi, anu
comment, OF lively ralery ana sparklhg Icpai 49,
were heard on all sides. The racing was most ENJOY
able. and the afternoon must be ranked anons @ te e
most agreeable and gratifying ever spent upon an
American racecourse. 1t is true that most OF the
visitors to Morris Park who explored me ine 'aso st
spaces under the grand stand ana thse" HoMl 49, , S
gage Of battle the s-of-odds, We're WoTstsu
stood In array mo layer-of-odds Il allowed 10 ust
chair sit upon StOoD. to meet the onsIautl.s
favor Five out OF the six fay orites were defeated;
and therefore most OF the people present VINO ulSu
TO win money from the .ayers-of-odds, found theI @
afternoons amusement expensive but i,S .IsS obar
their losses with the good -humor so gensraH! S!iaI
acterisic Of Americans Ghe best-natured people on
earth) and resolved to go to Morris PARK on dues
day and make the gnOmes or the unuere einullu et,G
George E. smith bought Weinberg for $500 at
the auction sale before the races aia Oa NJ,
li,,leY blSck auy Floretta " has apparently re-
gained the speed which she showed last May, and
and was ridden clumsily by Hewitt, who let her
all the track. she won the race by a neao'
dozen ran in this first and it was an in,
teresting contest But there was long delay al
starts Taral was called before the stewards was
severely reprimanded, and ii was reported that ne
IT was an nnlucky day for "Pittsburg Phil" His
ill-fortune with his bets on Weinberg was followed
But Riley Grammar, the boy plunger from the
fdent that Rey el Santa Anita would win the
sns WAGER FsS o 0s to- 05 he @ colt
Grammar won more than 10000 on that race and
nngs or the day must have been large. But he
looked worn and haggard and anxious The bet
ting fever seemed be burning him up He is
not likely 10 live many years unless he takes life
more easily and avoids the deadly excitement Of
rlsking biz amounts on every race on every race
On Thursday the betting against Sun Up was
somewhat peculiar. and Of the layers odds
appeared 10 feel that Sun Up 10 be first or
second. But Yesterday Duke & Wishard, owners
OF Sun Up. backed the colt most boldly and Sun Up
became an overwhelming favorite at odds for the
second The stirrup leather Of little Maher.
who riding Phoebus. broke. and Maher could
not control Phoebus. who fouled Sun Up. Second
Attempt the race. with Phoebus second. but
Phoehus set back 10 last place for fouling
Sun Up.
Only Merry Prince. Intermission and Cassette
ran against Ben Brush for the Albany Stakes. and
the betting was 10 70 on Ben Brush as the four
went 10 the post Michael F. Dwyer bet s. O06 on
Pen Brush 10 win $1,000 before the betting went 10
10 10 J on. II effort for Ben Brush. His
victory was the easiest possible, although he was
giving much weight 10 the others II is plain enough
that Ben Brush is great two-year-old and
Mr. Dwyer showed keen judgment when he bought
the OF pramble and Roseville
II Mr. Bemont's Dorian were put UP at auction
he would no: probably bring more than 100.
or 5000 or possibly s. 600. Mr.. Belmont paid $4,000
for him bu' he is an uncertain horse. and has un
reasonable objections 10 weight Then. too. he