New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
RACING IN THE RAIN.
CONTESTS AT GRAvEsEND TRACK.
,,xo DEFEATED Ply HAzLET-THE PRO


cRAMME CIT TO PIECES
..,ss,er Racing Association will open
the ~ ., Morris Park OF Tuesday next Ire
Us II" ,Ss meeting is out. and i, gives promise
oo' interesting and attractive coh'es's' As
:. oIs " Scott. Corporation Counse.' anu JON" ~
r',s Distrlct-Attorney. have given op'"lo"S "''
.. e no legal reason why the racing snou'u ~
t".s,oi with Il is not likely that De LAC! anu
INC ,, will be able TO cause any annoyance To ''e
his s ~ ne Ves;chester Racing Association or
'h'Ne any Instructions in the pain o. the sport at
,forr,s Park o.,s y
NJ arrangement with the authorities Conc . D.
a,,e pres den; OF the Westminster RACING As
bI'..,,r submitted 10 arrest yesterday 10 make
49, case Argument VIII oe III ''e O0"'' % V'e'
"a Terniner tomorrow"
o." ~ rsclng men may reasonably expect an enjoy
AZ - Of turf contests among the Westchester
~ md they may fairly anticipate far better rae
M ~, was seen al Gravesend yesterday. Every
ins 's-estea in the turf should keep in mind con-
0".,. me fact that August Belmont president OF
% 1o,key club and chairman OF the state Racing
I'' ,on Will be in the stewards stand al Nor
NO, n.rt and that the Board OF Stewards at the
i l.-..Ss.,er meeting will be made UP Of different
"H.,sbip from that OF any Board OF Stewards
s has been seen previously this year on any
"S-,,.n ra,etrack This is likely TO be most
,~o,-,snt change for the better. and 1t is TO De
s.,ss that The Board Of Stewards at Morris ram
I'll watch (. J. Baldwns stable. and W. I. Day
80 and certain other stables with ceaseiess
vigilance. -uo,,, =.
The American turf has no reason to be proud OF
..-lav.s racing il was little more delightful
~, a nightmare. on account OF the storm inc
.~ack WAS swamp and the programme was cut 10
.,,sn,ents SIX out OF eleven entries were WIN
a-aUr from the first race. while only TWO horses
on Of eight went the post for the hfth race !"
s,he- races the scratches were numerous. But the
hn feature OF the AFTER
-, In The WooIlawn Handicap at mile, Key
A. rar~sres FLYING Dutchman, Rub.con, Peace
,aksr and Sir Francis were expected TO start. II
"a understood that r chard Croker has bought the
,rnning Qualities OF Rey del Carreres. and Il was
,.,or,ed that he refused to allow Rey del Carreres
"a start. Perhaps this report may not be true
Rut anyway Rey del Carreres was taken out and
pew o Santa Anita was started in his place. Rey
Ssl Carreres was fit 10 race, and could have won
,ha Woodawn Handicap in handsome style. Key
81 Santa Anita was unfit 10 race, and was beaten
dsaracefully Nj Badwin's action in starting the
horse was not only dscredtabe. but positively
ds-epu,able Friends OF his trainer. Hildreth, say
,ha- Huireth protested against starting Rey el
santa Anita. but they say Baldwin insisted that
the horse should run. The simple dupes who lose
money on Badwins horses made Rey ell Santa
Anita strong favorite, and were separated from
their money without due process of law. They We're
treated unfairly duped. deceived and misled, be-
the horse was NOl III III 10
race TarAl rode him. and did everything with him
that any Jockey could do. but the horse in
condition 10 win.
+ J. Ba.dw.n's reputation both on the turf and off
The turf Is well-known. In his stable he has re-
teateiy employed men who were VIGOROUSLY dis
honest men who had been ruled off the turf. His
reputation off the turf is well-known through law
s,t,s which have been brought against him. II is
reported that in OF these lawsuits against him.
which was brought by woman, who alleged that
he had deceived her and betrayed her and accom-
rlishe5 her ruin BALDWIN allowed his lawyer put
n a paper declaring that Baidwin's reputation in
his relations with women such that this woman
ought to have known better than 10 trust him. And
yet this owns one OF the most important racing
stables in America, and s one Of the pillars Of the
American turf
Rumors have been afoat that M Croker has been
trying 10 persuade Mr. Baldwin to take his stable
England A great many people believe that Mr.:
Croker has done great Gea. OF harm and mischief
50 before he got the Tammany nomination for the
Assembly the other day. Kempner wrote and pub
full q snk.ad language He put in print many bitter
S %oLss ssSllsi eIohet but SIoker seems 10 nave
forgiven hempner. and they now dwell together In
harmony II is safe TO that whatever sins
a 1s2kT hye n 06g fe s
these alleged sins much will be forgiven him If he
will 20 back 10 England and stay there. and will
take Z. J. Baldwin with him TO England and keep
Handspring tried to give Haziet fourteen pounds
in The Aser.a Handicap for two-yeaT-tolds bur he
Of weight in the mud defeated Handspring
IS Some Of he hanscappng Xeste1day was quaint
capped a, only Jos pounds, only ten pounds
than sayabe and only eleven pounds more than
OF Cuckoo twenty pounds But IN the Algeria Han
dicsp Ben Brush was handicapped at l2s pounds
Zen pounds 70 salvable or Cuckoo. Isn't that odd
OF course Ben Brush walked off with the first
his leisure. Harry Reed won the last race
easily. Hence Michael F. Dwyer found a couple Of
g. back TO England with Mr.. Croker. He likes
American racetracks far better than English
Ssons Ead Tu hens to- baSs W
staoie next year, ana Yesterday James Rove signed
ne Thompson bought Requital yesterday for s6 900.
After the races Rowe resigned as starter. the
teslgnauon 10 take effect at the end OF the Morris
TIE Jockey Club must have a new starter next
year. as Rowe will be trainer. The club ought
macs5s yhb has baer sea sSccessf,1Ily IN Ams
tala But IN any event the club ought not to APP
POM any newspaper man as starter. The work OF
ia!tnfaL Jealous loyal. devoted newspaper man IS
extremely severe. wearing. exnausting and aDori-
Gus The work Of a starter Is most trying exact
horses vel ana DO useful ana valuable work for
newspaper on the same day.
SUMMARIZES OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RAcE-Hea,y handicap. purse $3.50 SIX fur
longs
St Betting F.
Eo. DTy.rs R Be: Brush. by BT 7s,a! an
Psai 5.y sss esssa5 IS .. k:s5s 81 =
Sl'cc9 aged IL ..........-.. (Doggety 1O-l SIS
Time l7iz
"'n under pull by a length and half; neck be-
tween second and ,hiri
SECOND RAcE-se,l'ng: purse $500. special weights
Psns les ana allowances. one and one-sixteenth
miles.
r 4 .G;.,.issiT Io, c. coy sh.esaa BY
a. -''e-sio g. =, Dr. T. Second Attempt
Dal'. ch h Captain T.. - i 1;4'y,
-. g. O1ggetO 3 IS IL
49, sTan. g rs Max Hifschj 81 80
ANNE b.saoi, D. l0i (car los. .QIelder) Isl 81
Iime--l 80.
"oa il drive by a head ten lengths between second
snt thfr5
"D RAcE-THE ALGERIA HANDICAP. for two
seai-oiis value 5000. Six furlongs
IN, ny.-1a Oh. Hazls' 10y Sensation
, ~, 4N' fTrfinl p l-2
. D"yefs a. c. Handspring ~ ......
A = Doggetu . 45 out