New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28
TAKING OUT HORSES.
WITHDRAWALS AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY
INV OWNERS AND TRAINERS PERSIST IN CUT
TING PROGRAMMES.

TING PROGRAMMES.
,,,or =, .,a owners and trainers were again un-
r,ra o.,be Conev Island Jockey Club yesterday Ill
withdrawing horses after the programme hau pee"
made ND and after the supporters OF the 'u'i n"'
arrived at the racetrack. The ciuo hao oee' 80
Inc n meet the wishes OF the owners anu Wv
.re,,ors and had been ndulgent liberal ana CON
siderate in its Arrangements for TINS mee"'e
many men who have charge OF horses IKE " N.Lr
,h,, &, ,heir stables to look at. These ecceh'r'c
norsons shrink with horror from the tho"s"
starting their horses. They hod the we" ,
racers are bred and fed and bought ana sou ""D
..o,,od ,r order to serve as objects OF admralo''
IN, no; 20 be used The lists of proDao'e s'"'.o
.,,,oh were printed In the nornng journals Ees'e
6av provoked antcipations of an AFTERNOON" VI -,
c.Ien, snort But when owners ana trainers "
Gan TO take out their horses the cara WAS ''
pieces. ,.o,od The
In the first race Martha II. who delearr"
Huguenot at Saratoga. was taken out .n7
Gold and Olney were withdrawn also =" ,,s
ord raca The list OF withdrawals was po'te"t s,
in its length and Importance Rupioo"' ',ua
vable J. A. Grey. Trillette. saiVauo' s ,ho
Orip,ar and Ben Ronald were withcra"i,' o." rr
- oarod race became a practical waiKoNe' 10
Michael F. Dryers Harry Neeu 49, scro.ched.
race only Brisk and Rotterdam were a adv
,u. 4, tho fourth Cleophus. Good Times an" '''f
Mitchell were distracted ,,,. cold
II might have been better II 'he III" r,,
which ran over the last five furlongs Oh 'ie ~
,,,. course IN the fifth contest had been cur III wv
That was petty affair. scaihpei % " .
longs. for FLIES two years OF age INA. n'. ,as,
,,oo = race To offer races OF that sort III the i'7'
mart Of August is simply to promote '"e s
If almost worthless stock and TO lhJu'e 81. u
Our racing associations are giving 'oo "'"' s
&C., racos a, short distances and too man! i"v
for horses which are almost worthieSS' me O.,.'
,,,,,o,, COR allowing betting rings on race''"0H
q, mat racing associations cannot prosper "''"ou'
revenues from betting rings ana tha' ra'"e
c,a,ions improve the breed OF horses iu' - w
brood If horses improved by the neNcuSa"'
=. eou,rg races at short distances ana pH III.
many contests the conditions or whlch aio
IN such a way as TO encourage the pIoe"''s 49,.
-. ,l.ss mares TO almost worthless S'diio"''
NJ, ~ the racetracks Of the country are o
k.n, H., for the purpose of impToNWs "'' ~
horses but chiefly In order to pay sdi"''H - ,,
,racs officials and TO pay dividends 10 s'o'
ers II managers Of racecourses "ou'u ~"
truth frankly to Legislatures. SAYING C'''i''! ,
, ,r r.tla whether the breed of horses l. IN
royod or not but that their chief ann l. 10 man
money lust as a railroad company VI o'",' v.,
rora,ion seeks TO make money, theh !" -,
-, ,ro,ld be swept away. II Is All ils"' i
,,a railroad company 20 make none! a.
ca honestly and ositimatey. IL Is an ''s" ',,,
oc.,rack 10 make money honesty ana iesi
RI, the railroad companies do not ASK .I' r,sns
la,ures TO permit them TO MAINTAIN u'' 1,ta
~, ,heir property in order 10 pay diNlu'""'
-oce,racks do maintain betting rings OH ''o" rr
er,v and by so doing they assume cc''''' ,17ot
lions toward the people of the say rocinc shall
is that they shall see 10 II tiia' an ''
De ,n12iine that many racing men shu' .r AK.
orcs "a In ulain truth that unless tHe work
ana tilr o"rmtth TO convince the American p yo
ME that racing is thoroushH W. hIreds will in
time be SC nesIeo,S - continue their meetings II
4
horses for the races to-day Will start e 20 ne
borsos he sport OF this afternoon T. HheH w, e
nnVVcrssedingly interesting and attractive nu haon
they slash the card TO pieces; a. M Lar they
doing on number of race days thi E:Hs S@tl c~c-
vii weaken and njure the turf. osNtidr o eV Il,
bra;ed and popular horses are tibc scratches are
Nv f5e neopo who 90 TO the course may Oo "o""
dainty recomPen5ed Tor ine Save every possible
reason remaining on the tq[i; mis- year
Could any racing firm desire NOR S fsst fwo-
Moreover. thy own large nu'Io' NJ, 81 stakes and
purse aei I rTiy Of Navarre captured the first
the famous yns,ar iiy Rands6mey and easily Marcus
Daly's Amazoniar. ridden by Taral ,an SoJ Pn,h
TIE Hugnenot and Amazonian ran in the Futurly
S. did Benares. who ran poorly yesterday ana was
Schcrrer rides a number Of reconcile rides He
rode one of them on George keene IN the hIst race
Schcrrer has th- heart OF Ion re wouin iSEg
loaded Calling gun at any time without s 1NeT
A. "A board OF stewards hSilSI V"'S VA bn e.
a.. harmless bench N BISHOPS ana ne 10
pght 49,. .ooord rac.
There were many scratches III the Secoi'" ~
that Harry Reed had practcaI WdIko'c,, ,dnr
j. McCanerty owns Dorian now Reins sour sour riaTr
himself McCanerty is wonderful rdgr OF a SUI
horses lie nursed the malignant Dorian gth,iy
mo second place H. Martin rode James r. keenc enc, :
been second. but under II. Martins poor fldins s"e
vs. third. .,,,ra rsco with
-. ~ rieht second. and won the race by hedu'
Hamilton II was b hoSe ana ,ba TS' Hamilton IL got
second place bht the judges gave 'he p'aCe ~ r
lsn-,r Ie Pay tn cb i1rT' ana came in fourth
I,d,1lrv A Co started both Typhoon ii ana
~ - 90 he.tinr VS. an Overwhelming. odds
on ftVorltc This was Just the chance Tor "a r
nogoo II with Tara up led brilliantly for l,, hve
iurlonss. but did not stay Guy 20 d"e ace Gas
se0nia passed him smashngly IN the iaSt .u i,n
me enthusiasm Of the spectators OVER heen tre
~ Toendor- but tht.y wee possessed OF so nue.
Sefrsrain, and Of so subaued manners tha f nT
soma. were heard. Every careful student OF al
Csssacpia's races last year ana thls H'al co,t o
o@ss she IS such charmingy, c9nsistcm, my my
AIR her recent bad races il seemed strange ma a
cnvdG,nce and with a food Of money. $500.
30 less than sixteen hlios when haG nTovo mU
q race scamp,reG I'VE fUrlongs ior the lnproNcIei,.
a the Breed o. Horses ana for 81" aided money
n ' bai n.' 4 GoFs our Breezy. 10y Okema out OF
Vergic The time was Amazingly SON 10 -
Breed OF Horses? Does S1ch cray 90 Sraazv was
Improve the Breed Of lioiSes our n1se~S "" et,
o,hers in the race backed heavily also, B ui
certain jockeys in that race ala not ride as II th'y
Sr,re fr,ing very hard TO win. II was renarkdDi,
~ mi OF course 1t will do much to Improve
the Breed OF Horses. ., ,u .,oLo o.,
. sr, -, 1r,nroye the Breed OF Starters; also 10
Iuooroye the Breed OF Stewards 49, $500 49,,
c,.,foro VAS the fayorite i'm the last race, ana
,bo urf,,er NcCafferty rode Arhuckle in that race
Has Arhuckle arrived yet? Fears were eHir"iHSe ,
.ha, ha had been blown out 10 sea ana oet' l9S
And NcCafferty. on. whore. oh. where. Was me-
FIRST RACE For two-year ods. $40 each 500 added
special weights Fu'urity course
Betting
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l. : & " p Thoinpson's Oh. C. The
Hsglcno'. D., knight of Elle-slss NJ - .
n. II. r,................C N. Martini $ "a
MARCUS -''' '' tTaran 2 10 q
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