New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-19
CHANCES AT TURF AFFAIRS
RACING INCIDENTS AND EXPERlENCEo'


RACING INCIDENTS AMI
REASONS WHY WILLIAM C. DAILY SHOULD bf - r
pREssED-orHER LESSONS FROM THE SPORT.
Mckinley and Hobart. The racing column
OF The Tribune rejoices. So does every o'"e'
,,,,,,,, y, Tho Tribune And so does every true
and loyal Republican That's the winning ncket
Mckinley OF Ohio, will be the next freslue"'
Of the greatest nation on earth. ana hopai'
OF New-Jersey. Will be the next \ice-fiesue"'
That is ticket that suits The Tribune per'ecu!
and that Is the ticket which will be succesS'u' II,
November AS to T. c. Plat and I. S'enc"'u'
Gibbs and T. Useless 1auterbach and Pest'sTous
Pawn and As!nne Gruber and Worse than WORTH
less T. Weed Barnes no decent American mas any
thing but contempt for the whole desplcaDle crew.
The clean-handed and clean-minded Repuonca"s o.
this Nation will elect Mckinley and Hobart an"
they will show the peoples OF the world just no"
this Union ought to be governed Every person !"
any way connected with The Tribune IS extremely
happy this morning. The schemes ana pols a'ic
conspiraces OF the Platt gang have been Defeated
and evoiy unselfsh American Is jubiant. Even
Catiline or Aaron Burr Benedict Arnold or
Judas Iscarlot himself never gathered around MI"
a more disoyal and treacherous gang than that
which has been doing Patts d.rty work. J. worm
less barnes and F. Sour stomach Gibbs' ana
Empty Iautcrbach and Lobbyist Payn and Gruocr
and Thornton and the rest Of the Wandering WINES
and Weary Wraggleses that have been fawnnS
band Of brothers Look up their records-eVery
one Of them Are they not highly honored and re-
speced among intelligent people VINO Kho" 'he "''-
ference between hcelers and honest men! EVERY
one of them ought to be in Tammany Hail. crawl
ing and cringing before Croker. Tammany Is their
ant and fitting home Decent Republicans have no
use for any of them.
And 10 the members of that gang think they VIII
take charge Of the campaign In the Empire STATE?
That coterie Of fasiners. maligners and backbters
Not this year.
RULE OF DAILY.
The Tribune has been right in many things II
| has been right in supporting Mckinley Tor the
nomination. II has been right in hghtnS Fatt ana
| his clique and in smashing the whole horde OF
| political bandits II has been right in politics ana
IT has been right in turf matters. And 1t IS rght
| I'm saving now that honorable racing men are
| anxious that action shall b" taken without delay
10 exclude the entries Of William c. Days horses
from all reputable racotracks This IS an important
| matter II Daily s allowed 70 run horses at the
| sheepshead Bay meeting It will be disgrace to
| the turf This man DAILY has been ruled on the
! turf twice ard ne ough; never to have been taken
back lis horse Captain T. was disgracefuly
| beaten only a few days ago-beaten In such way
"a 20 Indicate that he hal no speed at all feSter-
| day he was Mt an extravagant outside price and ne
ran second In the second race exhibiting conspicu-
ors speed Days horses frequently run In the
| most capri-lous and in1efenslble manner HIS
! stable Il a nuisance 70 tho turf. AMI II has been
| years In certain divorce court proceedings ana
IN other court proceedings evidence has been gwen
| against this man OF such sort as to prove that
| he ls unworthy 81 tolerance His proper place IS
| a,,ong the outcns,s Why l. he suffered to Dis
creli, the turf ritter having been ruled off twice?
| Patience f. wasted In This case Il Mr. belmont
! and the Jockey club will study the performances
/ - Days horses with care. the study to extend
ovo- several years and to BE- earnest and ex-
..fI hat D41x fiwh I'D
20 poe permitted dishonor American racing here
| after.
Mr. Relmon, has done n great deal FOR tho turf.
The next stop FOR him 20 take (and II Il step which
hc ough, 10 take prompuw is to Investigate tho
records . tho horses that have been carrying Days
colors in recent years. II such an investigation "a
entered upon AMI q is carried through with energy
and wi,Aou. r.,r or favor. Days entries VIII be
refused ~ respectable tracks hereafter.
| II DOES not make any difference whether Daly is
! honest or dishonest IN his turf operations at this
time 80 man whose horses run IN 50 shamefully
ln-anI-ou, q style as DAILY. horses have been run
mig FOR years ought - have opportunity to dam
age r.puiabl" rar~track- hereafter.
scal him 10 narkslaic.
when Tho Tribune entered upon the task Of
closing the Ne~-Jcrsey rac"tracks because Of
ihs evils AMI abuses which were - Migrant
| there. few of the Ncw-York newspapers gave
any help or ENCOURAGEMENT But the New-Jersey
s;M closed Tho ncNt President OF the United
States viii he Rep 'licnn. The noxt Congress OF
te-,or 81 ~, sat viii be- Rcpab.ican. AMI he
! Will not be- levi T. Morton. Thomas C. Piatrs lay
sci.nceless and 'di,rcpu.ah.c Ross Is broken Tho
nost Legislature ot This State VIII ho Republican. but
oy Will not y, c So by rs A TRc VIII vsd n
| coarse. contemplate PaV crew WIS conquered AZ
81 LOUIS. That 3n'.nou,hrd ana itihy nanir !
| Legislatures a. this State iu the future. The New
and ~ voter q Nea-Jrrs'y shu; The sa,ra of The
h 1gks and T Ha S ~ @ Se to sep,ess the
,oy NM William a. XIV mus. b. .mppres.el r.
Is ont u thr question ~ 'niIre him longer. Action
nn ~r,I. ra th,, h. h,s bcS1 o,ow.d a. '' rn
horses ia "a" way &C., which he haA been running cap
! tain T. ana other horses. and Il must stop.
THE COMING SUBURBAN.
Taral will ride OXFORD IN the suburban Han Heap
| next Tuesday So C,norl viii be well ridden. Rae
ing men in all parts ~ the country now inclined
| 10 think that the struggle In The Suburban will DE
| between Henry OF Navarro ana clifford. Hand
spring has leyclopeI quarterback AMI cannot
| possibly start His pena.ies have accumulated
20 such an extent that u he should in the sub
| urban he w,yi!d be compelled to carry 10 pounds
| That = correct. onica. and authentic II may be
uarhepring is out q it, Il ~ we're in his best con-
| di,on he could win IN" suburban WIN only Led
| mat EYER lived. not Ormonde himself could carry
| llb pounds In June and defeat Henry 81 NavaIl
| DIV. years OF asrl WIKI l2y pounds Ip ana Cihorl
| d26 pounds In the Suburban at a mile and a quar-
| ter.
| The Hearis have hopes of part Of the money
| Th.y are modest and they VIII not admit then
| hopes They VIII start NanH Pooh-nothine
| else. Pooh viii carry only III pounds. lie Is a bet
| ter colt than he IA the Brooklyn Handicap
| and h. is four years Old. clifford will carry four
| teen pounds more than Nauki POOH and Henry Of
| Navarro VIII carry seventeen pounds more Dog
| cett yiu ride Ndnki He is the regular stab.e
| Iock,y Nank VIII b. nimble next Tuesday after
noon but n the track is dry and fast. and the all
| try a. ard has vrlip :
! affected by fog or heavy rain or extremely bad
weather. /, is probable that Henry OF Navarro and
| CLIFFORD viii nght the finish and Nankt Will be
| AZ east a few inches h~hini them.
| THAT will be u fine battle between Henry or Ma