New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
". C.. DAILY IN A FRANTIC hA"H'
HIs oRToIAND WAS RUN Up AFTER VAIN
OVER.

Two walkoyers at Brighton yesterday cause" Wv
aged and tattered tramps OF the sa'' .S
early years TO grow reminiscent ana " ""
good old days OF long ego. when Barhui'' ra
King Fan Valley Forge and 'hosses as was -, .,
raced for the purse. no matter VINO ran "e'
and these ragged tramps denounced In unmeasuieu
terms the sad state of affairs that eXis's SIN.
attempt to establish hgh-class racing DIT III
began To add 10 the sorrows OF the ahcie'i' o'
neers somebody made bids on Ortoland' WHO ""'n'
over I'm tho second race and placed the purse " VIC
credit OF w c. DAILY. The Hartford 'uri"" va"
furious at what he termed an outrage anu Nv
manded that the racetrack officials search the MAJ,
who made bids on his horse. 10 ma out u Nv .
the money TO pay for the horse Inc o''. -
the man to sec Robert Pinkerton. under 'he 80
of one of the latter5 detectives, with the r'
ford turfman believing and gestlcuia''"s
mcntIv against the unfortunate man VINO had 'nc
tcmerlty to make bids on his horses. Joe .",'ov''
who formerly raced horses at Guttenpurg' anu "'
retained Marta da Berg" as his Jockey "Ss
DoIv that tho man who had made bids on his horse
could buy all the horses In his stable II ne ue'''
DAILY fairly frothed at the mouth. ana Deca"e %
frantic with rage that he could not speak TOT Tour
entire minutes This interval OF quiet gave NY
ert PinkertOn opportunity 10 oeciue '"'' wv
man had plenty of money, and that every INNS
goes as it lays" Then somebody told Daily all the
surplus went to the association and that therefore
he had walked Ortoland over the course Tor no'h-
ing; also that the man who made bids on Ortoiahd
was one-of his GDalys) friends This caused DAY
to threaten anybody who made such an asser'io'i
with the law. TO pacate the rate thurman, 'ne
stewards fined him $780, and the last view Oh PAY
disclosed him in a secluded nook clutchns "a poVN
containing the rules ana Nalli9 ,', 81 S6rto.
figure out what coming 10 him Out OF Or'o
lands wakover +, A.. Au,,,ry
Four favores and second choice In the oe't anS
were successful. The starting was prompt am, anu
efficient. the betting was lively the track va
Landcrs music vas deghr n ,s satisfactory
Therefore. yesterday at Brighton was enJoya anj
Ortolamd But DAILY ought to have been taken, or
the track by Pinkeron and soaked IN tnt su ~,
Caban was guilty ought to be punished with ex.
tremc severity; The turf Is dsgTacded "heh any
person Is permitted to act as he acted
FIRST RACE-s5oo added special weights one ana
one eighth miles.
G. T. Smiths gr. H. Beimar, by Beiydere-A Mnls:y.r
= yrs, ll3 fb........' ''''''' ''''o""7
SECOND RACEscoo added; for two-year-old'; se'''ns
Six furongs.
W C. DAYS b. C. Oroland. 1o2 -. 20 connor) walkover
THIRD RACE-s4oo added; for threeyear- ODDS; special
weights. Six furlonss
Maphy br s., George Rose by aeV 'sshe rem
II Thodbads b. C. Purse Proud oi .tclawson,
divers DIX & sqq2 ye Mahoncy rayant Arson
/. and Island King also r,r ran. ia
RS; % 70 to and and Gg' 70 Purse Proud
Won in A hard drive by short head two lengths
between second and third
FOURTH RACE-vEsTAL STAKES. for two-yenr-od
FLIES Made - time u entry; penalties ana a'o"
ances half mile.
l. :. W. r Thompson's b. T. Moie"e' oY Sims
= X Pusifer g. cos b. T. Miss Tenny, no (ScherreD 2
l. :. W. F. Thompson" en- l. ''sA'' cclawsonj 3
Daisy Cutter rNsls'Is and Abundant also ran
Betting-Thompson stable. to and out; Miss Tenny'
% and even 49, IT.. .o.
I,Aoue,te won by a length from Abundant. who beat
Miss Ternv a head Abundant disqualified for foul-
Ing and Miss placed second and Sasacty 'nu