The morning times., 1895-07-04
Officials Have Vigorously Wiped
Off Crooked Track Men.
QUARTERMASTER'S BAD RACE
Jockeys Neel, Donovan, Dorsey, and
Clare Were Reinstated-Al Helen
bolts Race Was Queer One-Judge
Martin Ruled Off the Rider-TaIent
Was in Bad Form and Did Not Win.

The st. Asaph management again demon
strated that they intend to have clean racing
at any cost when yesterday they ruled off
the horse Quartermaster and those con-
nected with the crooked race that was
run on Friday last.
b. Collie, the owner, and r. King were
the ones to suffer and there can be no
doubt in the minds OF all who want to see
honest racing, that the ruling was just.
Action was also taken in several other
cases and a clean slate hung out for the
Fourth of July. The boys who have been
set down for suspicious rides were all
thought TO have been punished enough or
had proved that they had been unJustly
punished, and were reinstated.
Those who profited by this ruling were
Neel, Donovan, Dorsey and Glare. They
have all received a good lesson and VIII
be more careful in the future. Even Glare,
who had been punished without cause, viii
hug the turns a little closer and take pains
not to be caught mapping.
WILL BE MORE CAREFUL.
There is something else that Clare VIII do,
and that is, he viii not take outside mounts
from INSCRIPTIONS owners who do not hesi-
tate to endanger a boys reputation and
means of making living by sending him
to the post on a dead one, simply to crafty
their own selfish ends. This is what got
him in trouble before and, although the les
son was a costly one, it W i'll be worth a good
deal more to him in the long run.
Al HelenbOlts race in the two-year-Old
event was a very queer looking one. He
got off in front, and getting length in the
lead looked To have chance 10 win, but
he suddenly stopped as they swung into
the stretch and finished absolutely last.
Judge Martin thought the boy, ]. Moore,
4 L
may be right but it certainly did not look
so from the stand. The horse was stopping
fast and there was a good deal of jostlins
on the turn into the stretch, caused by
Lo Shade going wide, that threw him out
of his stride.
The usual number Of books were on and
they did good days business and quit
good winners, as the attendance was much
larger than it was on Monday. aud the
talent appeared to be in bad form
A RANK LOT.
An awful poor lot OF dogs went TO the
post in the opening race, Sentinel II being
favorite at 4 TO l. Otto was the good
thing. He opened at fOurs, Went to
tens, was backed down to 8 to ., and then
warming up lame, receded to sevens, at
which price he closed At the end he
proved handy winner from Sentinel II,
who beat Simaron three lengths.
Gimme was pToh1bItlye favOrite for
the second race, and had no trouble in
landing the money from Dutch Girl, with
Giggle third
The third event was hot betting affair,
every horse in the race, with the exception
of Sir Rae, being played. To a good
start Tribute Went out and made the run
ming to the head of the stretch, where
Oporto took command and Won easily.
Busirus was the choice in the fourth
oil ~H1r
best of the start with Craftsman aud
keeping him going all the way lasted long
enough to win by a head from the favorite,
with Monitoress third.
Frank d. went to the post a slight favoritt
over Plunderer for the fifth, but they were
neither one of them in the money. JacL
Lowell led all the way and won easily
from Parvenue.
Selah captured the closing race it max
ing his third consecutive win. He got of
badly and came from nowhere when the!
struck the stretch.