New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
AK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.
PASSING OF CLARKE. THE STARTER
PROPOSITION TO REDUCE ADMISSION
rrrs TO THE RACETRACKs-
YEARLING TRIALS.

YEARLING TRIALS.
,,.oreW IS 10 have chance to harrow
l. 'u.ce az -ace~oers who bet on the races dur
the i, rest Of the season. Frank 7. Clarke Will
"s his attention 20 narrowing the Sheepsheau
devo'e H. .,r II is to be hoped that PettengiN
Bay rao-, successful with the starters ang at
vii p 81 than he was AZ the AGUedUct track.
Nor'' schotc- ABOUT racing ard its manage
Nune ,,,a The present season mad matters cX-
mem lively on Saturday night II the uptown
rs H,s AID cafes. The Jews that S'arNe h"n TO
hoie's an.ors,eed many OF the disputes. In fact.
hsneu, Leading turfmen who are directly inter-
seveIa. rocotracks openly proclaimed thcir desire
es'e' ~ old methods. permitting each race
10 IT,. manage It's own Affairs and TO appoint IT,
ra'A .mcols The contention was made that IN
o~" &c conditions. there would be survival OF
DER -. and the others would he compelled 70
toe n rerators. Some OF the turtmen demurrec
sispe"u S,,g tha. might antagonize the Jockey
al any rh,s caused the mon who advocated indc-
.Ciuo oc,ion by the cacetracks 10 explain that
pen,e' 70 antagonize the Jockey club was IN
10 Nv nd that while they were In favor OF IL
tenoeu management Of the iacetrscks thcy
oepe .ba stewards of the Jockey club 10 De t!'e
van" =, anal jurisdiction IN all turf cases
eoul y, ~ the leading hotels proposition 10 es-
Az % raoetrack with popular prices OF au-
t.O caused a general discussion ""ou. ,
nis'D Cor admission. A leading layer oi-ouuS
csarse xueve that the people who paid 10 Wiz
'e =, their money AZ the gate o -.
return Va --ofted by iae starters bluhcers IL
TO Oe br+ the persons whc PAID 10 witness ~
tne p,,ssts ps had every reason 10 0oi"r -
cas- ~, charge O, s. is q liberal zee io' , ''S
admss'o," ,ha privilege OF Witnessing such raC."s
10 pay for '' &C. the Westchester meeting
began" -. the rsst who gathered many
mourn "u,o~ and talerts Of gold IN tne o'o
sheKes ~. game was soft ana
ea!s an slowly hut surely "ne.- " - 80
OUT as".'' ,,ert 10 LAY agin en- pes"" "
Sa -. a. +he fallacy OF contributions ~ 80
wall aD0 a-,e6 ~ reduce the acihissAO4 90
tracks - With per cent conlilisS'o. -
D'' -,3d for the benefit OF '"e - enc, ,h.+
'.' -,od 49, Rookrnakers. Owing 10 ~ .,o,+
VI. VI eve Of the layers-of-1ccs "no ~" .,at w..
ho' O"s ,bo, the money bet on horSeS nc
suggested 'hd' .''t -a.,,~ned 10 the bettors, the
ei' a. lon, rrice of admission 10 '--
ss''H'' s,s not amount TO much IN ll-i' ~ 10,
Ha' y Keeue was grievouslY u1S"FI ,uaA,,
a poval Rose was lett al ."7 - ~. ,ronos-
T,,r tried his best 10 cohsoi7 I'm, pbo5s,a
Nv! - rac. between CleophuS anu -, -
hs another '@'' .,.n- % make "A match but the
w heo' ~ afternoon impeled MN ~ F'''
'0'u'" - r,,t-er until some future coy . Do-ss
pon. 49, ,s generally conceded 10 pe nc =, ,t
'.,rc IN the aged division HiS 80 49, ~
" N u~A. ~ uan5icar on SATURDAY. was "oi, - - -
Manhattan HAM ,.,~ sloane The latter has won
superb .u'7 n every horse owner IN 'ie f-s'9
fhe go'u'" .;,,la- fad is dress. lie mas a-iieu u
~ s'oaI' - nsst dressed man on the rae ,,,,s
0' ,ha- Michael Clancy hHS '.',,, .,,h.r.v
no" tiA' 49, cbances are that ne VIII "lthui a"
-.o,ansions ae''...s, as the leader Oh laS-i'0"
turf. -.0s-s admire Sloane fer MS
81 81 ,rdsment about horses. Inc p.. popu no,
So ~ give an intelligent eAPiai 80, ~
the horses rides IN ran ers who have been pay
sxTremely desirable 10 o"lo Nv inv every morning 10
&c iockeys VINO 80 "
have their finger hai ~ v desire on the part OF the
NoUou ~ the leading stables to pay eo' nNxt wear
mes i0r @ other callings jockeysip ns since the
- La Uis fully as as the sve. }nT american
awLu Nas been created in ENGLAND Do Do ~, orii-
sSy victories gained by animals and other
arc any Who are racing their horses IN @ -ls bos
To single reques; TO snip AnsS" AnEe ,Ssi several
been ,s1 nnngers will take flyer at the cary
5s esaSS s,sSSeh hea sanrCr II nd MS son John san
ford arrived in this city on SATURDAY Log' & - H.
,,ars NJ Hi,rricana hastened 20 Amsterdam SO az
~ register IN tine 70 vote for Mchinley ana ri
bart II F1orzei II had been secured by sietera @ a.
Sanford and his son startling results might hays ,
heen obtained by mating the son OF q ~ -, .
la Tosca and other matrons who were tuTi c'"i'''
PTis The death Of Major Samuel T Dickinson removes
ore Of the best known turfmen Of this city M MaJos
Dickinson's life varied one ms ahceSntOtS ,aSOS
had lived at Tape Tabert COUNTY Mary,tiii or. IN
Maryland history since Lord Baltimore qnfuried his
black and gold coors on the shores ol p,i,,e
Pay In his youth Samuel Dickinson was al, a. i,
politician He delegate 70 ne DeinOcTT Tseo
National Convention erd held IN N dSaain F Butler
OF Massachusetts Since the close OF the @ -
MI Ga5 psa veG and n adme Of the light
horse for the last thirty years Il Is not -
ia.on,, rscetrac one o, the NOS; successful race.
i-9cks in Kentucky. He also owned an extenSie ,i
were b-ea Tor the market His loss Will cause dis
tress to large number Of persons who were on & ms
.rotters on the road when Dickinson began to pur-
chase trotters and 70 drive them Frank w @ ul ~
son and Joseph Bennett about all that remaln !,
Of what was once known during the winter ih1}LLi ih1Li
the parks and in Jerome-ave' as 'he
Ysarine trials c9nandng as y much ,Si yGsp s5isp
rers that were p,ircha sed for nominal sums 2, ne
ales hed during ,he summeg -,Tes ARE Nave no,
an any reaTkabe trials but some on ,ots Of ths% sn
rust Belnont and his trainer J j Hyand Lonr ,,,T
street is likely to perpeuste his name on Ut me ee
lent younrs.er bv r>ongstreet that has run splen
trial and is highly thought 0 by MS 5Tpe per
formed well enough IN their trials 10 be placed up1
the eligible list by james Pow Ravd econ ne az hi
purchases have gratiaed him by their good work =,
AT Horndel the youngsters by HIS @ Iia n b1si
ssic about thenn Mr.. Daly also talks about match
ing hy bred at Holmde aeainst ssd al bT cosT James
Rene are showing high class form IN their tr,ais
". A. Chanler is in the swim WIN youNsS,' - -
Albert Cooper calls a real HonswoggieT. wha'eVe
that NAV . x,...h,o VIII
Arthur White has good one In his stable. j,
IAN Lakeland also well pleased WIN me- zee on OF ,r
Youngsters W Rogers intends 70 sell his S,de enue
orsHt lock stock and barrel. 10 the hlghest Dluur
before the racing season closes His y"tts .hS,o /,
have answered every question ne put 20 tne' ~ II ., =
the Affirmative so that good hlgh prices III"
be safely expected at the Rogers sais ..,rs q
The usual number Of record-breaking Iar, urrd, 81
yearlIngs In Kentucky and elsewhere are rtPg' @ ",
Alas. there are many fast yearling trial, ahu Ie'
eood two-year-olds and fewer three-year -ods nehc
fast yearng trials not sure indlcaton .Id
there will be a large number OF stake-wlnnlhs l"u
year-olds.
TURF NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.
Lexington KY. oct. IS CSpecaD.-J Malcolr
YovA.~ - r,u.... ~ Nancy Hanks, has pul