New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
talk ABOUT TURF AFFAlhS
null. NEW CONDITIONS MAKINT MANY
CONVERTS.
.,,.>.s or , SETTLEMENT or cHicAGos hA'iN'
TROUBLES THE SUBURBAN.

gp1f-pl.Es stBt KHAN
,,....~. have every reason to bless tho me"
uho holpcI secure tho revised ""S',' Or
-. s',r, tho season opened has been 80 '''
'"'''N .. -, former years that the track
- ,.,,, 10 believe that the ne" orn'r 81 80
49,, d., ,,t.lv Il, prove FAR NOR" benchc'al :" ~
.,d thau n the old conditions were i',"'
continue T. the revised Constitute" h'' ,,
,e,,cd there e. Itilc doubt In me minus " ,...
' .,,-,,,.o fhs, the Ives and saNion racing Ia"
-, ,,,. heer rep-alel and the racetracAs ''oS'p
- IN. hubble The fact that racls ca" ~ ''',
n-ontably has been proved AT th' r'"' -
3D.. men who lost nesh ~orryn s ABOUT '"' '
~, r,,.,u. for the shareholders OF racing p'or''H
,a, became rcconcllei to the ine'itape' anu
~ 80, sl,uafion Yhilosophicaly. For Inc n'S'
.,,r. IN the las, eight years there Ar Nv 80
.cnsions about dates Brighton h'"'" 49, 80,
duct have received as much 'oHS'''''' 49,,
socailei Jockey club tracks mere - ~
T., .rv direction The appointment "f JOSEF" -
| -. 40 , permanent steward has Increased '"e
annic,ce Of the horscmen and the pnohc "!'N'
v-,,h such a fearless. astuie. enerS'"' ''"'
e,,-l ,helr interests. the public have no ''"So" -,
- .h,, urongioers will escape punishment "s j"
| the pact - ss,,od some
~, Tho leading layers Of odds openly declare 'h''
| preference for them. ana are ''nsh''' 80
| ,hanre There Is drawback TO IN" ne" ''''
DDS and that does not affect the public Layers VI
| az from. the West although widely known a.
$50 oro unable to do business. AS they are I'M
| .,uain,.d with the average racesoers ana 'H''lo'
| accept their wagcrs on I'll" crcH' system nus '
| IN tho season the layers have been w''S''' !" "'
| III. and the takers have made money galore
| = = Smith and men OF his class are away
| 80 =, their betting \ conservative estimate OF
| tho losses Of the layers since In" hro'N-
| lvn meeting began Is placed at s-''" 'ohs''l'''"s
| - Win be readily noticed that racing has not los'
| n,. - ia charms To be sure. the layers OF ou'S
lose large percentage by crcditing persons VINO
! ,,u 90 nay their loslngs. The shrewd layers. now
| over refuse credit to men Of uncertain reputation
and this enahleS them To give better odds TO theit
| natrons as the layers who lose extensively pS Ia"
| 1o,,e endcayor TO make up their losses al the eN-
| - -, the men who pay up promptly. The fore
coin, sucal<s for Itself and plainly Indicates that IN
hot,lnc as well "a racing. the better element VIII
| prcdominatc .,,,,a,
| -,c tho racing men a topic that is eagerly d.s-
| -, " {, Ericn who has had CROUCH OF trials
| and trlhulations t. drive an ordinary man TO drink
is serencly confident that he VIII be peTin''''" ="
continue as the trainer of the santa ANITA s'ape.
I, the old DAYS Hrlen stood upon the David H. iili
,l,,form as he knew the ropes. But these are 'he
I.,s ~ r.form and the ropes used 10 tie up
the pcrsons familiar with them In IA hard Knot
! Brcn's knowledge may be OF use TO MN III ctush's
come OF his enemies. His protestations mat ne mas
| thoroughly reformed and only desires to be permit
ted to make an honest livelihood are believed I'M
| n,lcitly by Mr. Baldwin. who says he VIII do AL
| I'm hfs mower to retain him in his service. The YER
dic If the Jockey club is anNiousy awaited by all
who are associated with Baldw.ns affairs.
only one suspicious race. with Il rapid change OF
form in the horse suspected. Is IA splendid record
f,r IN. Cravcscnd meeting. As the jockey tried his
best ia both races. the In question has been
classcd an Of Judgment by the trainer
In Chicago there signs OF "A settlement OF the
racing question 10 the satisfaction OF ali concerned
| Roby is "A bone OF contention that Is the means
Of prolonglng the dsscnslons that exist among
,urfuen In tho West. r. j. Baldwin said to the
writer that he had received trustworthy informa-
ton that the Washington Park club would resume
racing next year This Is good news II true. as the
Washington Park club IS composed Of the best
| citizens OF Chicago. From another source OF in
formation IT Is reported that George Hankins and
, Edward Corrigan appealed TO the members Of tn,
. Washington Park club 70 help them out OF thelI
dilemma Agreements were made that the WASH
! ngton Park Club could select It's racing date'
without opposition from the Harlem or Hawthorn'
associations. and racing interests In liihos were
united n common cause.
James VI. Crosby intends 10 spare neither money
$ nor labor to make the coming meeting at Nara
e gansett Park Providence. Il. l., attractive /
{ possible. meeting Of some OF the crack perform
30 ers at Gravesenl and Sheepshead Bay VIII be ar
ranged so as to arouse the enthusiasm OF the pun
n | lie. Mr. Crosby says that he Will give as liberia
OF transportation to and from the srounds as We,
az arrange for the comfort or horse-ownefs an
y | their horses -,
. 1t is probable that race meeting VIII be hs es
= ISOLATION has been formed and new track WIZ
hrst-cass equipments to be const.ncte' rI h.
class sport In that ncghborhood IL better IMAM eve
= before.
y The Suburban Handicap will be run on SATURDAY
:. There Is less enthusiasm about the race than !
y any previous year Domino. Ramapo SIR Wv, wave :
the horsemen. Rubicon fell many degrees In pupl
estimation on Saturday. as he did not show 10 ao