New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

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bravey as this noble starter does ana Leaves ,o1
the F "a urf as he left the avore BUCKEYE at
the post recently; as ne eit tne Ia % ef many
heavily backed horses at the post IN many facs &C.,
the people who go to the tfac1s cSeers when
they see the starter doing his duty In so praiSe
worthy a manner by leaving horses at me pnen,s
OF the Mdde ri. "ii,s INV racetrack any
cmie for existence when turf management is TOO
/ inefcicnt 10 discover and employ cofnP.eH'
siartcr who can give fair and equitable starts
. rhe answer is easy Fair AMI equitable starts
are not desired In these days on certain TacetIacks
The duty of the starter Is to s'c COCO sIaf' NJ
/ owners who have great influence on the turi anu
to leave the post the horses OF owners VINO nave
If the question Of aboishng all the raGe' da
In thi1 StatG c9u n pg ,b frack this season
and who have seen the style in when the starter
scandals and all the other turi scdhdaS oi Oh, .m
year and have observed the heroic ara SUBJ
and To- make il as white as snow, thc abolition of
the tracks would be carried ~ big majority ., 80
ought TO be managed. they might be genuinely
popular. MANAGED as hey now are Win s suSn
thev are positively and conspcuoVsly unpopular
with he great of the Pe0p e. ana sT on
tho part Of .pubc-sprted citizens who are pn
a Of n.sp e h nd ~no at haze The
Is it. on the whole; beneficial 10 the commun rS
come from New Orleans poolrooms and poolroons
S Emprc !" sate h is 0 the 'n
State OF the Union. with the largest regulation
impossible. for the raceracks Of this state 10 Sss
hS marx SSnS nnd to the ~oS%
ana and Of other States In order to secure ofhciais
In the Second Special at the Brooklyn track yes
terday at mile and quarter only BE ben o Truon
favorite He led all the way. and was very easy
OctL for ho fret or ~
the first three furongs. 5Si3 seconds for the haIi
m }ST ! fE mr. uronSs d 5Tr the sS m
2lo for the mile and quarter Or4aine Git, Gu ne
moved as if h. had mslaId most cf his speed spce
/ that race. Many shrewd observers renarKrd !hdt
'raral. Probably Jockey who ever sat in sad.
die could have ridden Ornament IN such a VIZ Ny
that he could have defeated Ben Brush IN 'ne
Apparently Ben Brush was far superior to Or Jn
/ ment in every fur!ong Of the journey. Yet NAM
thoughtful students of the race. who scanned every
stride SHARPLY feel certain that at r i9e sbo1 SM have
kept Ornament at Ben Brush shoulders q, a.,
n me '4 iD fac it looked "a if Tara rode
ceedngly injud:cious race and exhibited no 6 1rus
! ment extremely wide on every turn, and crossed
Ornament at the head Of the homostle'Sn
Sims can do anything he peases at the BrooKX.'
track when he Is riding any one Of MCnaei sold
ali his stock in the Brooklyn Jockey Gun wears
ago Yet he stu TSwe from al 'n seeng him stand
Close by the ears Of the stewards when his horses
are running in races. as he has frequeht! uo"e "'
this meeting and at other meetings. . ,h
e i wSon sSs Vas heavily backed favoro There
was no reasonable excuse whatever for leaving her
at the post that day Troey was SSp'o[a'i To,,ld
have won the race that day If she had not been c,i
the post. Yesterday she was ,nr rcttinr The
best Of the start Rubicon was not in the race
IN the first race Yesterday but ridden in hotch
ing bungling laundering style ny \, imam s.
frs place.
FIRST RAcE-sco added selling six furlonss
s. Betting Fl.
Ei isnRu4., L2hSF y yrs T. ioc iS iSo
c. W. stanton's b. G. peacsmaSer 2 TO- :, s.
c;r lfar .0s smons B. g Rabic2n. les to
bsm lis CaMeTic l2l =
h 1smSsn'' l 1s:.::::.:..jH Mst,9 III ii
csndse1ia 20 oMSp 5S1nnyo 5o-i io-i
,,,x. ,v . .boy, head a head between second
SECOND RAcE-s75o added hshweish, handicap. One
Henry s.us sr Draw Lad BY s, Es,S, 3, II
J. s. 'I Fersuso S} B. TTile'e ILL.,; 81 2-
II Dsran., b King T. ls'. 52 s,@fs =
B Bn,oa skater D. iT 81
Halains, 5. lai; ..."R VILLAINS, 10
bes %9sIi8:} ii ii 81
NanM POOH D. ''c r;me.ii:i4is' o0'''''V
Won easily by two lengths; a length between second
and third.
THIRD RACE-NEPTUNE STAKES; for two-year'ol1s
value So OCD; selling. Six furlongs
NJ F DIVERS b. c. Previous by Meddler a., d,
sunny:iqe ne Si ri 10. ,sisnns, 81 II
Fi%efss Bueaway iS 81 'CI Ms4S, 81 q
csn,,. los car c6 ;Miss,S 81 ID
Demagogue IA ..........i,;ii cc;;, ,r@r"3
kiteioO' Time-II5s.
Won just as ne liked by a length; haf-leng'h be-
I tween second and third
| FOURTH RACE-THB SECOND SPECIAL" value s='"'
allowances. One and quarter miles
NJ F Dryers b. c. Ben Brush: by Bran
ble-Roseyille, yrs.' oI I2e S; 3 III
c l. patterson" '"' (Tarap2 Ii -
r,.o,,,,o, 2olh o so, o5s,s loo IIs I3o'4.
:4s's 2:lO.
Won in a crawl by two lengths
FIFTH RACE-s7Oo added; for wo-year-ods; handicap
Five and one-half furongs
wass' hd B. I Il s Iss' p al /,
P j. bwyeTs oh. handbail y. Ga ,-2
J. O. Grays ch f. Alice Farley. Ms. a,
l MsSsn,am 1s ie2 ccar iodj sx3 III Il
F KG%q5s'9 Gaia ~ ioG Gear io H qisnns..
Miss Rowena e5 ..'''''..", Iw 8onh'g, a-i 81
Mont dor los. .................; !sims Al e
Time .OS9..
a drive by short head; same distance DE-
tween second and third
SIXTH RACE-s,eetiechase; $500 added selling About
two and a half miles.
Ys.a p yq. H ic5 by IP ssc 3, /,
D II "s shsrr r's?s eS 8 Flushing 9. "a
d. W. N''' " - chandler Al ii
| .r,,,,,c,or 40 commitment. .,3arry) 10 p
Time--JO2
sBoted but finally went the course
Won easily By six lengths two lengths between second
ana third.
BROOKLYN ENTRIES FOR MONDAY
-,r.~ ./.r r,... s7Oo. highweiuht handicap all