New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
THE RACETRACk.
STARTING AND RIDING IN y IAN"h'
CONTESTS WITCH WERE TALKrD ABOUT UN
kindly

uere,s , t;p for Tammany. new racctraok on
1onc 1sl9rd next year. II rightly handled, cou'n
nile IN big profits As things are now. She'pshead
| Raw Cravesend Morris Park Brighton ana Aquo-
! suct uee the available weeks Ia the second city ~
! ~. world In certain matters these tracks are
not managed in a spirit which suits me masses
Start Tammany track IN 1879 Such TRACK
,vould enllyen affairs. Richard Croker Is the man
.or president for head of the Executive committee
! o,o f,r first rlccc In the Board Of Stewards Ana
| IS only fair and Just 10 say that new TRACK
with Mr. Croker at the top. would probably soon
find more friends among tho masses than any Track
| in this state finds Mr.. Croker Is too strong
! q man 10 allow imported Canadian starter 10
damage American racing. as the present starter IS
! now doing If Mr.. Croker were In control OF 4 nc"
| ramu1anv track Mr. Croker is too strong man
! 20 hermit Sims and Doggett TO play such Ulcks
| on q Tammany track they have been playing
! ~, tho Joolev Club tracks Mr. Croker has the IN
| tauIpAnoe 10 see that certain owners, trainers
| Jockeys and bookmakers are scheinins Hequeh"y
| 10 fleece the public which supports the turI anu
re has the energy and force throw those rascaIS
| outside the gates when a Tamm2ny track - opeHeu
| on Long Island next season. TammanY liaH cou.'
! raise the necessary capital IN few days 40
difficulty would be encountered In getting fui1"D'o
| grounds Tammany has sufficient poh'caI anu
! other resources TO carry on TRIUMPHANT cam
| ralcn both AZ Albany and IN New-lork "g"hS'
| cbeenshead BAY Morris Park, Gravesend, Brighton
| and Aoueduct, We're those tracks 10 Try Nght. vi
! the new course a competent starter CHOSEN I'V'"
! the membership Of Tlmmany Ian ana not i'"'"
| canada might handle the nag efficiently ana nc
| ceutably Practical. hard-work!ns. sensible o.
eoias might conduct the affairs Of the new assoiA-
| ton so discreety that the lovers OF sport "ou.u
| commend them heartily. a board OK stewards cor.
! posed OF men o. shrcwGne's. sasaclly anu ~
ness could stop foul riding and compel al ciooAeu
owners. trainers bookmakers and Jockeys 20 ne
| ho,est on the turf 10 matter how dishonest they
! might be elsewhere.
II IS the absolute. serious truth 70 say mar me
! Tammary leaders might aInass Il great ueai "a
nancy lcgitimately and honorab!y By the starring
of new course on Long Island provided that they
would make Il clear 10 everybody thht "ronb-
| doors could look FOR no mercy on such course.
and that men OF decision. OF earnestneSs ano OF
| true capacity would TO Il That the staring
should be fair that the sport should be clean that
no cheating by owners. trainers, Jockeys or DOCK
makers should go unpublished at any time ana 'hat
tho people who bought tickets for the races sho"c
| &c, n proper return for what money they spent.
| BY Investing a enable amount In new course
| Nv taking the control Of It himself and by oxoTing
| his remarkable executive ability and power of
leadership in such way as 20 secure the support
| of the honest masses who wan honest sport MI
| croker could purify revolutionze and reform the
turf i'm this state. and obtain new honors and Dis
| urctons for Tammany Han. 49,. ,. ,,,.
ming and thunder, ended me tortures OF Hrl4'Hc
! heat with flashes snd crashes ~ shetpsneau ~
| After 50 many DAYS Of cruel heat and cruel start
! Ing, how could tho attendance be expected "a 10
! calamity at Morris Park. Graves"nd and Brishton
but the wo'st evils which ne has lnn'c'od , upon
cent Coney Island J2cke{ Cub ME ssT inn ,1 -
Tho August meeting. has been 50 prepof'erous mar
! persons of common-s"nse have had no Ialen
v" 'n no ST %19 Iraek a. HewoTesns he fcd
place for N9iG6 o 4a'9r~ feS 9 n A. he cT'1
! Canadian thistle hopeessly useless
| KEEP, field Of sixteen 'wo-ycar-old files ~ the
post FOR three-ouar'ers o. an hour. and 'nen seni
WI VIZ Of his wort oz in H. F1'prl'v i'sef
Isnes r. keenes NeIacious vas nre chGo" y, ne
world Doeee.t rode Veracors as he usually rides
when he has shor price mount veTacous va,
| unplac red. ANY trainer who engages Dosge'' "a
| price in The hettins knows exactly what 10 eKpcc'
| and no iraire" ~ these d'N@. after 81 that las
I Doggett on shorl.price mount 1870.
vear and how many mounts Doese'' and sims
| Se. from the Tammary leaders. Gogg"tr and Sims
S are g Of pa's ON ne ne 1zv Wz 1qr "
the Pergara Who aIe following the Khalfa Fl his
,nrf sorely needs IS a slrdar ot inc type Of Sir
Herbert Ki,chener ], has stewards Yes n has
sirdar 10 look AFTER the bounding tribes Of tho
Baggara IN which pogge,t and Sims are con
A9a l T96ep * soan the nT st. TnGs
| ago and then slower than hopped milch
COW. sioan says That he intends to 20 10 ENGLAND
| soon lie cor he spared. In recent weeks his nd
Ing IN certain race nae been Of dIsagroeahly fin:
| i-0rf fGIfrriIfOuSrNSs
vanity ana. above al his in,olerabe ingratude
| 70 the persons who have been most generous 10
dislike
AGO has been ss rq F4 c21,srn,y and e at
although he carried is@ pounds. ara he took drst
sloans ride on Geisha was Rotten Row-Picca-
foe,ess MAS not uc9 t'ter bosst,t r o sir
G2wan II the TGa $50 s2n4sn Bass 11 s sh
tho dim and distant recesses Of Kordofan he pines
FOR them both, Why keep him pinlng longer?
Eugene Leigh might possibly model Turner into
tentf!-cass jockey had be nifty years OF leisure in
one-hundred tn Of one percent Of ,ockey lie vas
/ on the fayorlte: King Barleycorn IN the Golden
| denis Rhineander who started IN place % the
same owners Frohsinn. Sir Hubert. ridden BY
me starter treated him fairly. But It IS not in tho
TEMPERAMENT Of this starter to treat Jockeys fair
". Sims on Rhinelarder and Turner on King Bar
badly at The start tat Sir Hubert was forced TO his
togiins Sir Huber. Does Sims, eyer get punished
!Ac Golden Rod Therefore the fouling and Tho IN
,lr,hful. ridden by r, iitt:neld. the fayorltc
for the september stake. lie was unpaced. IN
Is any human being ever surprised by any per
Li,ilcfeld7 W. Lakeland's George Boyd was hacked
| al over the ring Win amaZins confidence, and
eaptured the september stakes. with ex- CORPORA
ton Counsel Clarhs eands bi9eh RIDDEN by spen.
/ fragrant manner the careful and explicit instruc-
lions which he received 70 the riding Of Candle
! Black.
Only two ran In the NTH race. AZ six furlonEs.
| They we're W. Laimbeors Kinnikinc. 12G pounds
spencer UP: aud Bromley & Co.'S Typhoon H. Ice,
| IaIal un THIS two-horse affair Ind an unpleasant
I iook 1yphoon,s peculiar performance seemed TO
INDICATE that either Iauer. who trains Typhoon.
ndd forgotten how 10 train him. that TaraI had
forgotten how TO ride him. As Typhoon was seem
ingIy ~ good cold'tlon both before and after tho
came BACK for the weighing. carefui Observers
| Were inclined 10 put the blame on T'aral and not
on Bauer The time wretchedly Slow is
| and Tarals riding was quaint and queer Bromley
| A. Co. backed Typhoon II. but Tarars riding was
Gnazinsly ineffective A few wears ago before
Taral opened roadhouse. containing a barroom,