New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
THE FRIAR IN A ROMP.
AMAZING VICTORY OF THE NORRIS O'A''
rn.r,,Rrs or THE RACING AT Tue wEsrciEs''N"

TRACK.
A.,h,r vh,,a will sell all his horses III d wv
n.y. Mr. White, success on the turi h"n
much below his merit. lie mas "iou ~ % SECURE
stable Of hIgh-ciass horses. lie mas an hos en-
a4ncent training and able ridiiis' -, Nv
poyed Tara whenever lie oo"" ,urf honors
white deserved to secure the hishe'' ,,sonnoint-
r,, ho has met many mishaps ana rrancs
,nar,s none az them due to any laW' VI 'u, no
on his part and he is about 10 fe'ne ING liberal
much missed His horses ousi. cory that
bids and the best men on '"e ''
he is going. 49,, ~, nut on sale and
- wv au,a, owners should decide to o'spo'o -
..,rr,ns snaf'es spurs. saddieS' VI ,,a he
ching including +. Littlefeld, the !'','e o,Ld he
hailed with general glee. EXpeu'''o ,us,ralia
nromn,ly started from Europe '''O ,,aooscar
Samoa and Ceylon. Corea ana Japa'', ror, overv
90 zon,ibar and buyers would hoch i'o''' .,o,,,
NJ" on arxious 10 purchase the suP'e"'
,,,, colts and FLIES which have pee" '".
-,no IN tho Morris colors Even 10 ''' -. ard
r.cesses of Thibet and khoTassa" VI. ham
,.ua NJ those spenddly consistent NV .ua,od
n,on The Friar and Casseop'a nav o,.rs
49,, ,kboond of Swat expresses III HIS - 49,
sho III" -, ,,,ous hope that Allan VIII grant
aav the boon OF getting tIe i"'
en- 90 ride his thoroughbred dromedare''
..u,nc having been banished from WV ,,n.a
state Is now hourishing in swat an" Wv oo,,.,s
~,ho Ike the Prince OF Monaco c."' -. In
tel o far nercentage the gamoiihg 'e0eP
So, ,,,rv little kingdom. has MADE up '''S ~"
L., order IN fll his cup Of JOY TO the o'i'''
-. cynical American Favorite Killer 10 eH,'o''
hts iockeyshp in the swat Ahnoo ,r, c,,iae
over the pages of Goodwins omc''' 80 -.
s.rdv every race in which The Friar mas run -,
e,vdv every race which Casseopia mas run' W., .'s
study every race wh'ch
wear Then whistle. o,.,r.s
VT take un the earlier volt mes Oh coou"
omc,al Turf Guide. Study all the races w"0" Wv
Morris horses have run since 'he ''o"'' n,o,
,erv was set up Next study all 'he i'''' 80,
y..uoea,d bas ridden since ne had his hfst mou""
And then whistle twice - ,oo,
x,ndo, uas the fifth day Of the Autumn meet
a.. ~ tho Westminster Racing Association anu "
was one of the important race days Oh 'ne 49,
The weather exquisite IL was ''''"o" ave
all smiles all grace, all charm' u'e Wv Nv, g. 49,,
,5.h marvellous colors the air astir WIN l'e ''
xest Thousands of people went 10 "o'''' , 49,
1o;c,np IN the certainty Of Mcknie! e''O"'
,Sororoher 4 and exulting In the assurance vi ~
,,sx,od nrosperity for America ana Americans
result Of the triumph of RepubCan c"''o''' ,
Republican, principles. IT was P'e"9""' w.. ,o
, v,arrv company Of recreation seeke's' p"'
did those supporters of the turf go PACK ',v"
49,, look after the racing was over? 'ioo'S'
d,strauebt downcast Too little Mckihiev'sn' u" az
80, TOO ruch Bryanism. The success u III"
-. ,r.s Il Ponocratic success. success oi 7 'p"
lew a success Of Anarchy. What does N'"'''is
.,rn,rv except discord. disruption CON- u,'o'' 49,.
ch.oso What could he more disCoruan'' "'' ,r,
confusing and chaotic than the |ic'o'S ,,
Friar with long odds against NM ""eI 80
Ia. been beaten so badly. so disCraceiui'N an"
80, .,,s vear when he was at short price W '"e
h.,t;rc, For various reasons the future OF 'he '"
in the Empire state ia precarous 49,,
rvnhoon III was tremendous raNo'''" ~ ~.
y.rnoc,e Sfakes as he should have been on pupHc
-hnnS m
heavy favorite he often sees VISIONS an" "
s.~.,rs II any one thinks that Sims rode lyphoo''
NJ a. that colt ought 10 have been ridden 50 ''o
cent a person needs the watchlu u
Guardian That was remarkaole i
S1acda Of Sims ought TO take up supscrp'o"S ''
4 solid silver sixteen-to-one statue OF '''e -! -,
IA sef I'D in the most conspicuous spot III "u' -
p.rk In his left hand Sims should Gluten non
dpras lottery ticket. and In his right manu- nc
should brandish Louisiana lottery u'he' VIZ.
.t,s ,nscript,on: "In this sign we VIII conquer
And The Friar will prey on IL,
On Saturday last e. J. Baidwins Ram'ro' WIN
on,y n,ne;y-three pounds In the saddle was sar'eu
IN the Manhattan Handicap Ramiro dropped Out
of the race after the first halfInile had peeh run
and was beaten far of shamefully lie came III oao
last He was ridden then by Mcintyre fes'e'oas
M carried III pounds in the Ramapo haho'c"p' a''u
was ridden by Sloane. He was at a long price. ou.
he was a far better horse than on Saturday wen
ridden nv Sloane, ne made dead heat with the IA
vorite The Winner. ridden by TaraL Inc ueao
heat was run Off Ramiro was the favori'e IN 'i'e
y,,n-on many persons thinking that as ne hid Oily
m nonnds IN while The Winner had 10. RamTo
could defeat The Winner. But The Winner van
uuished Ramiro with extreme ease Last year f.
J. Baldwin's entries refused at Morris farK
because his horses ran so queerly IL was a ply
that the embargo against p j. ba ann nersade
Ramiro and his other animals to run more con con?
sny than they have been RI, TnnS Mogr ns
induce The Friar 70 run more consistently man ne
II their entries were refused then that long
for auction sale Of the all5scare! noIses Wpu nd
barnes would condescend to consent TO act as auc,
,oneer What crowd would gather al InaI 6 sa.r
FOR the Morrises and for Thurlow Weed Barnes
and for the Morris horses and for FREDERICK Little
field would rend the shattered air into Tiny iiag
ments No breaking-up turf sale ever known would
be welcomed with more rejoicing ana ATTENDED s wl.i.
a nIIs 'u'''-''0". .s''1 n'rs nA ,narn,.,.
~ was worth~ Of Bryan and Watson Method and
reason order and symmetry. logic and consistency
T ,bs ,s ey are Popocrac and Populisc
and Anarchisc ia their operations ana symPa,hes
Every favorite except The Winner was defeated cd;
and The Winner was not ,ne or
large and OF admirable quality Blu, they , We're
:sd and sorry S h waf sr ine T he sSe
James Galway's Beaumont. ridden by IaTai, ", was
dismaiy uniucky in his trainers, lie has owned
many fleet horses but. rule, his trainers nave
not gained worldwide celebrity Tor skill IN nan
Cling the Galway horses so as TO Drine ABOUT the
sichest results The horses sold by Mi Galway nave
usually run much better after he mas sOd , ineiI
shou hon his trainers were handing theIn beau
s,0nt had no speed. He could not have outrun
canal-boat mule. and, although Iaral dd az ma
could be done with him. and used the WHIP Freely
beaumont was slow and unrnoved as fymout'
Rock Itself. - 81. oo,, rs.. II
WAS D,easant to pleasant young man ~
Arthur White win race. but II was not pleasa,
n ace the fayorite Ross O., run so poorly 80 Slowly
and SO badly he did and fan TO get near even
third place. -, ,., .r,,. ,r,nor.
ed Morris colt. after running ike ctlppied co"
in several races on Long Island when he was AZ
abort price recovered his mislaid and forgottei
sneed when he was at a long price. and roinpe'
away from Rhodesia, Hi Daddy. storm King ban