New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-08
TARAL'S BRILLIANT WOKk.
RE LANDS FERRIER A WINNER IN THE
HANDICAP.
rAyoRrTrs AND OUTSIDERS DIVIDE THE HoNor'
OVER FAST TRACK DECREASE IN THE

rAyoRrTEs AND OUTSIDERS DIVIDE THE HoNoN'
OVER FAST TRACK DECREASE IN THE
NUMBER OF VISITORS
Somebody is likely 10 hear something ur'P
IN. racing season is over. No one doubts Tor "n.
that there is a strong combination IN e~'s'.. ~
members OF which defy every attempt 10 eaten '"e'
..,,,rs William Engcman is not to blame ior the
,r.s.r, situation He has only recently resuh'o a"
active participation In turf affairs ana mas 'noe 90"
q nassns interest In lis success "ihd" H"e'"
a no, saarcd Official. hat is ore OF the men WIG
nav tho freight: hence he Is anxious 10 project ms
own interests by protecting the pubic rom ''e VIZ
-, IN. hand Of shrewd unscrupulous manipua'o's
rho have practically stranCled honest raclne
vigorous attempt will he made to unraNe tne """S
bindings and turns OF the cham that redo"V' 49,,
rho betting ring to the paddock circumstances 'n'
nave occurred since the racing season opener nav
..,.oa many Intelligent racegoers who are fanN-ar
.,,h the urf and its mysteries. to become convince"
hat sone of the ~atchdogs of me Turf are VoiV -
~ith the wolves II Is likely that some ne"
doss will be secured and that close "a'o" WI" ~
kent upon the men who are suspected OF peins !"
,...r. NTH the yenal and corrupt members o. me
.,rs ,no are rap,dIy bringing about the downta" OF
racing Michael +. Dwyer says: hac'ns j. d "".'
came Phjlip J. Dwyer re-echoes MS pro'ne' N','"
ments and every racegoer Is frmiy convince. "
,ha Dwver brothers tell the Gospel tru'h ana j. }"
sccord with their sentiments. The p"EeF ho'ST>
- alaavs beon raced to win. Many horse-o"her'
do not race their horses as honestly as 'ne o"s.,S
and the people rapidly becoming a"~,e "
ssct James r. Keene's horses are inVari"pis ""'N'N
~, the rublic as II Ia absolutely certain thal u''
ksens horses are always raced 10 WIN Inc ploo"
d,,e stable ia another that has the confidence OF inc
nphl,c and Is extremely popular with all classes OF
racegoers Rettors ask no questions ABOUT '"' "'
dale horses after the first time out some o''.'
ovners are anxious TO win every race III w'''" -
colors appear without regard TO the odos au''eu
I'M
ID them make the public believe That theH hoiSoS
DO not possess proper appreciation oi ,''e
OF running up form In races upon ""''" '
clique fail 10 put their money 10 nave , asa -,
racing il is essential to restore puohc co"iu'",o 49,
the sport: consequently w imam l-"eO'''' ~
straighten matters out e,
II was hot at Brighton Beach yesterua! "
although An ocean breeze dd much toward SUI
dining the humidity. There was decue" i"'o "
O., tho attendance and the layers-of-odds mourn the
shsence of many men who took an undue au'a'''"eV
90 tho credi, system of betting. John ). hyl'Hu
,olkcd about the wonderful craftsmanship OF inc
shcepshead Bay policeman. who shot al a BOY VIZ
was running away from him ana MT MI" j" '"'
cnest 49,, ,,, o,d s,h,,itted
the strongest kind of an argument in favor oil Alsh
weights In electrifying the crowd by masnl'i.et.
ride upon Ferrier in the bestcontested manu- 'P VI
Hnndjr9n was MADE upon the lines suggested by
The Tribune IN recent issue Inc susscS'aoal 10
bottom weight not less than no ,c a,d no,
What pity The apolosists Of the tuil alu not
s.nd kilograms 10 distant summer resorts anu a.
sembe al of the judiciary OF the tui al
Beach Yesterday aiterno0m o ala send tcic
rram that he saw Hamilton, and The soJournerS d.
The faron resorts knew the resi- Soue was the ia
vorite for the first race TO on being the av S
quotations The race WAS s ess dI At the nish by
Two lengths from Mirage VINO peat 10TH D.
> I'm he
feating maiden opponents IN lhe % eains
h o'her PASSOVER practically led from start to
fnsh. ,,..u. -, sone heavy
bsitinp Cockernony was warmly supported al :
10 ! and Ballyroe was heavily backed al me sam
ODDS laramie also played heavily me opvn,
ing odds against him were 3 to l. but the absence
u support caused the odds to receue' ui.i' . ~
offered. Just before posi- lhne tne, rI," and
large amount of laramie money IN me fihe; "a, any
the Belmont horse WAS backed CONF o%ies liant were
Quoted ut from TO up to ~ to J. a iot oi uinf ~
So aa Eiois@ and the Mcciuinness starting ma
chine. The start was a good one Draw Lao Iiaue
,ne ru Taras,o went ahead and had difficulty
fn winning by four lengths from Cockernony VINO
heat Draw Lad Fl head for second place bahsroe
never was factor in the race Ss,, a,o and was
azet the TN for hs doUr and Ta man a Of the
shrewdest bettors at the track Tara was on rer-
,er however and the pHPf pet nl Un s paced
enough on Terrier for the place TO save their
IL was brilliant contest Hazlet and kenne,
,rnf were tie first away. Ferricr old not get off
w the the eaders Before "% uOns had
The pace Was terrific KennebuIk and Haziet
r"ached with Ferrier Tapped on them Taral took 3,S
the latter lack and reserved him FOR rush a, ne
fu:iong pos, 7 and and Taral challenged azlet with
Terrier and by brilliant riding woTf nm Go%h e and
lady in the last sixteenth Of nile ne las asted
i ier's for the place Kcnnebunk fourth.
In the fifth race Rotterdam was the favorlte al
Ka nd Nina hpqT oaa at At to TO wsTe ali %s
supported by their respective folowngs Mana n;
her because she was rddeP by bam rasS whS
stretch reached. when he gave her free rem
the favorite. rotterdam. Kaiser Ludwig was third.
Sir Francis. at 10 20 on. was The fayorte for the
The race was duel between Sir Francis and
cromwell poggett ATTEMPTED to win from start ,t to
him ali the way, and made him quit sixteenth
Of s e Sir FTancs P@ @cond 1md CAPTAIN
r third.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RACE Purse 500 ceiling allowances one mile.
NJ F. DIVERS oh. c. Tom Cromwell by Bram6le--
FSn' e,r ic1 en- h. Mirage IT, q lrara
Mrs Il Bradley CHI (. Florena Hubbard, g. lG?.
~ SGy sS os 9ssc c1ss a.;
n.,t,n. Tom cr,ma rn' g 's' and out, Mrss. H.
aid 2 Forcna Hubbard 10 and =; Dalgrett. and 2;
Royal Princes, and to s. Kallrhoe 10 and a Sir Lin
Gen 70 and J.
a pull by lengths: shor; head between
second and third
SECOND RACE-purse 500 for maiden two year olds:
special weigl's SIX fIrlorfs
T.. J. DIVERS On C. Pess.Vsr by Hanover Miss
y Giplns ch g oiitrcd ic9 1870. diamiiton,
ire-r<cair stables Val 107 CLAYTON
Absentee. 10 ~, fTaral >norian io7 Voyle'.
J. ~. o7 Ksefe, nvr Johnu, 10 i'm. Wooihlrt loI
,iarrisl &c Luce. 107 Nicpkins). Tranon lO7
tsheec,). and McCs.i iio tDoss"tt. also
Time lis
Betting Passover. and :. Olifred. ~ and g.
isorous and 2. Absentee and :? slronan 10 and 4;
I. n. 10 and 3. Johrry q and 2: WoSdblrd 10
dc Lace ~ and 3: Trsnon. ~ and ). Mccall.
ara 20 5.
Nv two a second