New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
RIG PULL IN THE WEIGHTS.
HOW pALYs HORSE EMOTIONAL HAP
PENED TO WIN IN A HANDICAP.


roRx1Ess HORSESHOE SALE ON SATURDAY
LIKELY TO DRAW cRowp-THE
MAsPETH PRoJECT-oTHER
RACING GOSSIP.
c,oorv forbiddinS weather with chilly breeze
.ror, the north materially reduced the a'tehuance
M the Gravesend racetrack yesterday a''ei"oo"
A loud-voiced, persistent seeker OF ui'"es az"
rickels KEPT I'D an incessart cry OF Ioa's anu u"'
brellas checked Some OF the gauh'' '"'"iS 0iau
victims OF the credit system of betting. VINO are
nj, - 40 u,,hout overcoats glanced savagely
IN the direction OF the shouter as II his remarks
ware sarcastic and directed at them personally
few nersons appeared to be anxious about Mas
Meth and the nght-and-day racing projected oy the
management. II Is generally pe"e'eu t'a' INC
county officials are anxious TO enforce the laws and
,ha, vasna,h will be crushed Immediately after
certain men have reasoned with them. II the OFF,
cials ~ Queens County cannot see their duty II
NAV be pointed to them in the near future
The question OF the right TO race under the racing
laws passed by the Legislature last winter has
been referred 10 the Corporation Counsel by the
Police Commissioners. August Belmont and his as
sociates in racing anxously await the decision 1t
would be extremely interesting II hearing were
given to the advocates OF racing and the opponents
OF the sport. A fair comparison could be made
Besides. Acting Chief Conlin could tell something
about the enemies OF the sport now that he mas
made his report in which he says that gambling
and policy are erec,ualy suppressed in this city.
The sale OF tboroughbreds on Saturday is likely
70 prove blessing to turfmen who intend TO race
IN the South and in California during the coming
winter.
REQUITAL THE MAGNET.
or course Requita is the bright OF the sale.
and should prove magnet that will draw the lead
Ing horse-owners the sale Hazlet is sure TO be
bone OF contention between the seekers for a use
ful youngster II is not the stars of the first mag
ntude that the turmen are after. 1t is the
useful horses that are capable Of winning purses
A large number of horses that can win under aver
age conditions for their respective classes are TO be
disposed Of or Saturday. Pierre Lorard offers sew
era, Bloomer Heresy Predicament. April Foo and
others should create some lively competition Fniip
DIVER mas SOM -s fsfnres in he racing OF
YESTERDAY uness Il the absured feature OF Emo
noHa tsa, any inividuai believes himself capable
81 measuring W "Conundrum' DAILY by any stand
to handicap " "Conundrum" Days horses. Hand-
can are made form. When did Day, his hors IS.
sj,gbfes, pretenson to that wrecker OF fortunes
racing form IN any way or shape? Days record Is
his erratic horses and jockeys II is impossine 10
measure ANYTHING tnat d9es not exist ns7 nom
nation handicaps altogether, or should strike an
handcaps for the especial beneft Of Days formiess
Emotional carried 90 pounds in the first race yes
terday while Cassette was asked to carry lo4. Saw
abe won race in moderate. company and was
as she pleased. to the intense disgust OF every
boy except he 70 R Hemf IN the saddle
the Neptune Stakes. Kamsin, who was heavily
backed at 10 i finished iast ,., ..-..o,,o,,s a..e
He was raced as The Tribune said ne would be
c5oked 70 death but was ernitted 70 lace along on
his courage. he Simply ran his opponents of their
feet and won by four lengths.
THE SUMMARIES.
.ha RE
FIRST RACE-For two-year-olds purse $3.50; handicap.
Six furlongs. p..,,,x
Daly.. ch Emotional BY se %s.ss7, 81 a,
coushacfe N ssbes b. car6 100 car
P. Dunno. b. G. salvaSle. III. .6sFSs.3 g
Ess E sson Max Hrsch'S q u
csssatte' lO2 car. 100 -:.,,,.. --Ham> l2-l a
Won handiy by parts of a length; length be-
tween second and third
SECOND RACEsellins; purse $500: penalties One and
cne-sixteenth miles.
s e f.ssss,r s2 gE los sAss
ss ,e:, Is BIZ Second A RssFs; 9 8,
A. . H 10 Or 3 H Moiffiss TIE swain
shelly futile D. ZOE. ,;: = 80. ''sim'' 81 %
Won handly by length. ten lengths between sec
ond and third.
THIRD RACE-THE NEPTUNE STAKES. for two-year-
olds value 81. 800; selling. Six furlonss-
p Iorilsrds b (. Heresy by simon Mag %
J. E I Msddsns cR + Amanda V. 81
W C Days br c. Valley. Of Ccar. %,
Ka,,s,n ,os ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CGrrin ID
N"''"' Time-1:i7i4
Won in hard drive by head; same distance between
second and third
FOURTH RACE-THE PARKVILLE STAKES for three
year-ods value $500: allowances one mile.
Rogerss T. Lucania. M0dred
o II. ? Belmon,s ch. Brandywne 10 .
c l'''saer' '' oh C. co"noi'''1E s,m Ii5 al 40
Andrews. lOo.. 49,. al, 90 LeaT'' ID d
a a neck between second and
third.
FIFTH RACE-Handcap; purse $3.50 One and three
sxteenths miles.
Athalsric yrs 10 n .......... SIMS IS l-3
J RGpps-,. jrfs. CHI counter Tenor. ?.
v Roeerss b. c. sir Excess. :. i2s.:..
Won easily BY four lengths between second and
third
SIXTH RACE-selnr: purse $500. special weights; pen
alues Six furlongs.
J. p Collins b. h. sirocco by Empsror
R KHss. sF sS ~ Amer raa - i Gs
oneck stable. Blk <. The coon. 3. lo7
c 1ss5 100 z .Di Ts:fs Isl :!
Time-1:17is.
Won in hard drive by neck length between second
and third.
RATTLING FINISH AT LATON1A
Iatonia Ky Oct s-The cold weather to-day
kept down the attendance. Five good races were on
the card chief OF which the Avondae Stakes
for threeyear-olas non-stake winners. 1t resulted
in a beautiful finish. four horses going under the
wire necks apart. The track is slow from recent
working Summaries
First lone mis)-Msid Marian. 100 a. Gardner.
- = Queen May 5 81 Perkins,. 20 70 ], second
Henry Young ll2 Clayton. 20 ? third Time :43i.
Second race tselag six furlongsl-Sana Maria. 9s
(Newcom) 10 70 won, Prince Imperial l07 Clayton.
q 10 second olive 100 Bergen. 10 > third. Time