New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
RACING'S BRIGHT OUTLOOK.
EVERYBODY PLEASED WITH SATURDAYS
MEETING.
POSSIBILITY OF THE JOCKEY CLUB GETIlN" 'oN-
troll OF SEVERAL TRACKs-TALK OF A
MEETING AT MONMOUTH PARK
TROUBLES OF CROKER AND

DWYER IN ENGLAND.
SATURDAY. is likely 10 be long remembered ms the
resurrection of honest. wholesome. well-manase"
rac,ne that can be Witnessed. without the slightest
danger OF offence being given, by leading citl%chS
and their families. Every straightforward lover
., racing who is not enmeshed in the tolls OF the
advocates of racing for the purpose or sanho''"s'
gave unstintcd praise TO every feature OF S"'"
Gov,s snort The effect plainly perceptioic
uben the racegoers returned to the city. Thou-
.o,1s of questions were asked about the racing by
,ersons who waited 10 see what days sport
under IN. management Of what they cane" '"'
.dude" crowd would bring forth. Ola racing me"
and bookmakcrs said; "rhc old-timcrs who Know
II all are IN It. with the National S'c'pc.hnSr
Association Everything. from the buse-cali ior
,ho nrst race until the journey home was begun.
was nm unqualified success. The racing WI" SUI
pcrh and everybody was pcascd
"Aucus, belmont John Sanford John G. Follans-
hoo be Courc,y Forbes. S :. Rowland Frederic"
cchbarl and Secretary CricNmore should receive
n vote of thanks from tho breeders ana horse
or,,crs Cor this lesson In racing" Was the remark
made hy a leading horse-owncr to large hu'"p''
If turfmcn in the cafe OF the St James iio'e' yes
,crday afternoon. .
Alfred Hcnncn Morris did not appear 10 be In
high spirts on Saturday. In talking ABOUT the
racing outlook MIR Morris said; we may race
I'm, will cut our cloth according to our material
When We declared off all our stakes last year we
did not resign our Gates. or course we VIII en-
dcavor TO conform with the desires OF the oth'r
,,crc clubs so as to conflict with them'
racing under the new laws Is an experiment 'hh'
,,r he decided by the ten-day meeting at the
prookvn track. If n sufficient revenue Is fna"e
hv the BROOKLYN Club 10 pay a reasonaple per
csn,acc TO the shareholders. the new method Is
success" .,,ox.
Y,,er IN the day some of the leading members
NJ the Jockey Club preached the subject OF ASSUME
,rr control of Morris Park. zone per cent year
on The investment will satisfy me. and the Jockey
Cub can have the property was '"e P''""s
remark made by Mr.. Morris
1t will not surprise some turfmen VINO ie0,Ne
,r,stworthy information. II the Brooklyn Jockey
(,,, o,so fous in,o the hands of the Jockey cub
A, Tho Corey Island Jockey Club Is composed OF
q large number Of men who are more or less prom.
,ncnt in social and business affairs, II may 'ahe
time and diplomacy on the part OF 'he 'o'N'' ~
IN secure the management OF the property Vi "'
cr,h Although the Saratoga Association IS sue
,u en- far rs this neighborhood is concerned
horses from all over the country gather AT us
meetings for Us splendid climate ana hea''h-sN'"
waters make 1t equine sanitarinm'
THERE MAY BE RACING AT MONMOUTH
An attempt may be made TO give meeting al
Monmouth Park during midsummer without
bottinr Enclosure. The hotel is TO be opcn'u a. an
all-vear health resort Plans have oeeh maui ~
,nclose the entire building with glass ana 10 sep
/, omen all winter. August Clason Is repairing 'ne
,.o,rinr farms and believes that at a small eN-
nenditure the racecourse could be piacea IN eo"u
condition for racing purposes. Moreover " - "a
tremely probable that an attempt VIII DC maui ~
,ass racing laws IN New-Jersey similar 10 'he
Gray and Wilds laws in this state ana 'ha' MIN
mouth Park will be added to the list OF ""ohS
under the control OF the Jockey club Inc out
look for racing Is better than ever before " INC
standard of racing set on Saturday Is Ha'"'"''
7, should be considered that s'eepechasc anu
tnraIo racing has no, been popular in recent years
holc
Jockeys. trainers and owners aided by me n.sa o
a,ce Of lax racing officials. With nearly 500
nersons in attendance at Saturday. races "e,'E
averv one Of whom is praisng the mig" qu'',''
NJ the racing thinking men beheVe 'na' WIN ,"
race,racks in the same honorable hands the future
-, 4, brighter than ever before. and mat the
,.oa constitution is Blessing In disguiSe
p,ohard Croker and Michael F. Dwyer are attract
ing much attention owing 10 reports u nv. -,
,ssac,lon with their treatment by the EhsHs" 'u,'
men So far The handcappers are va
or.s are true Otherwise they have been "ea,''
r,,,, o,d every courtesy extended 10 them No
80 .vsc heard English horse-owners refer 10 rae
to as "a game" neither do they Tolerate 'en "'o
look upon a great sport as med'uh ioi s"'"''e
To he sure there many men VINO race "o'''
IN England az a business or cailins pu' wy a..
areful not 10 enter horses worth 500" Tor VIZ" OF
- A. apv,hine unsportsman,ike no matter no"
h,dlv they may desire 10 do so. II the DUKE u
Ipor,Iand the Duke Of Westminster or The Prince
of
,br values relying on their positions on the tuti 10
,raven, the animals being claimed or piu uPo',
- selling races there would be a revolt ,onsv
IN S,e ur DwyeT nnwitingly brought down upon
him the wrath OF the English tuiih'n ~ .nnn,hrr
hp. ,IS"I" ~ The American invasion Is that IN"
horses were hurried in th'r preparation wi'n , I'M
and I' not within many pounds Of his form re . mnE
LIN ssnde"rp,IS a %Y G h " WEIGHTS the han
dicaps on the form exhibited III ta't,'r NM.
an H. ns,,,ies have been declared OF doy'
no, mean dissatisfaction. but la'k ol ~, NJ, ,His
r,py s;nhn condition was feature when hhnll-
can" we're made at Is ~ convenient, you Know.
for an owner to look over handcapprrN shou ,i.
n, he weights assigned ana to tel nm 10 h 1m
seven pounds off one Of ne horses ow ,'rk NAH
~ n ,,ree owner Of horses 10 TO on shot sa.
loped by the winning post one uay "a. Ike The Sore-
e"na have been sen, by mail to English ia1in ,,;
men and have had more or iess s,o u. hen hex
hubble opinion by being exaggerated VINE" "'''
were repeated.
COMMISSIONS NOT WE'LL PLACED
Ano,ber thing is the fact that the Americans nave
not succeeded in placing their commissions 10 au-
vantage That is their fault altogether as '"'s
employ English commissioners. Now' u thefe Is d
denselv ignorant bull-headed. dishonest, hnsc'up'-
Ions individual in the world 1t is the average com
missioner recommended 10 Americans on r;ngilsh
r.ceiracks They form combinations with pookmak-
ers and accept 10 when the ruling ODDS u 3 or
to J. and divide the difference IN me olus os "h
ing 'a ~ s1diiion "a the misiortunes OF Croker
and Dryer an oratOrical American WIN d pa il o
for Scotch vhskcy delivered several shy.u" 800.
dresses about the superiority OF American ~" paon
and the prowcss Of American horstInen az 49, ~
shreyd fearless manipulatOrs VINO "ouin D't y. ~
OF England against an irish ienahas IT,. no "
landlord on any horse they decided to bet on. ,
XII these things have aided in creating an IN ~,
preston that the Americans require constant "a'0"
ing. =, ,,. NTH etar, or
his r.frn TO this country next week MT. rom
is likely 10 remain until October The horses ar - u
have rest until August when It IS expected ina
they will have regained their form. . .,..
nj. #,
e.,nda; a, 81 Asaph is far reaching IN its effects
The Decentralization OF Streets entire stable o
horses was A stunning blow 10 crOokedness. ihri
is no sympathy for STREET.. Hill and Macy. ,
The revoking Of the ST. Asaph license may o,,iay
in the Virginia Jockey Climb becoming an oula
association which practically means drastic M
ures by the Virginia authorities The STATE k' ~,
as the Mother OF Presidents and the home OF Do
ned, Sir Archy Sir Charles. Boston. Revehs9e az,
Eolus will probably not relish the stigma o. 'o'"