New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
THE RACETRACk.
! sooKMAKERs HARD HIT AT AQuEDUcT

r,rTY WINNER WAS PACKED LAVlsAbf''
president Reilly Of the Queens County Jockey
,Club s a man of influence at Albany. Can ne per
iryada The railroads 10 furnish a service to ana
i1rom his track which will not call out bitter re-
kilngs from every passenger? Transportation
- cross the Brooklyn Bridge seems to have isleh
sato the hands Of set Of inscriptions rep7ooe'es
isrhe Bridge aas cost the taxpayers or NeW-horN
l. nd Brooklyn many millions Of dollars It mas oeen
l,toen from them by certain descendants of Barao-
has and turned over TO constituencies enemies OF
hubble comfort and pubic convenience. When the
lT3r!dge IS crossed. however. the Iniseres OF inc
israveners 20 and from the Aquecuct track nave
lbeen BEGUN HOT ended. EXtort!on after extoruon
is practsed BY TIE traffic lines. and affection after
!, siction Is endured by their tormented victims
i,'he service 70 and from tho track yesterday was
:, .cols and 6espicab.e Even Tassi would have
,,r!ei out against Il 4 he Rad gone 10 the races
lTAe men now responsible for the m'sn4hagensn'
+. affairs on TIE Bridge and OF the lines between
4o-edrct a-d Manhattan Island appear 70 believe
',hat they are safe in abusing and wrongins the
3 4ople 70 an extent
Ara Michael =. Dryer ths turf sometimes
assemblies the schaas-s who ahront and insult tbs
:. ornmun:y by their misuse Of the Brooklyn Bridge
~- is probable that 10 other s.ab.eowner has done
~, much harr, - the true welfare Of the American
'.ors as Niohas r. Dvyer has done since the firm
II DWyer Brothers vas dissolved His efforts 70
net handicaps weights revised for his oenent al
t~ronrrouth PARK in 1so2 characteristics OF his
ac!ng methods and policy. The British turf clipped
his c.avs and after q disastrous season IN Ehs,
) md ne returned 70 this country. YESTERDAY ne
las so sim ana sore that he ought 10 have been
l:n veterinary hospital 3iu H. ihoneu , %i
!.Harry Reed might. perhaps, nave onirun me con,
;.idds, Nv 1'irnsr one OF the most uncoulh fun
tiers in saddle that hug me Le-sl 80 tba ia
f synr sns erssi deal turner faiiored and fused
D nq O @ 5s fI @g aw 5n5s Of the Jockey
Harry Reed confidently backed by the GEAR simple
That Tinge is an unprincPs wretch Of soT s'
nd ought 10 nae e ~ ~ e r are eager 10
firrn that Jinge's owners have always been up
lsnt sVs v s Hce3 S1re and nsue1 ana that al
,rhe Jockeys who have ridden him aIe WoItny o O.
Lane must rest upon the beast and Tinge Is a
worse teas- man bslaanI = ass eEors" that. with
.eusG ovnershir such training and such riding
run rs as rns many b T1 deserves no better fate
lhan ruling Of me turf. ,. r,o.o~.s ,,o-a
,eso: a few y weeks ago that N + Dvyer was not
IS wealthy as ne was rev years hso, sSattir
7per for considerable sums az the MOTIFS r iafs
Injecting NJ Dwyere stable mas gone 10 pie is
aea-h Of Campbell have been banded in he he
.asi fact does not excuse his starting Harry Reed
when e hofss was stR ana soIc adon ~ he.
6e health out every honorS PIE tGrima mos
i.ondition Mr.. Dwyer would act wisely II he were
~ retire from the turf and spend five years IN
,s ~ beaifS Ind 10 n1icht reject upon tho
damage which some Of bis methods have done to
Alter the upset IN the nrst race the I'VE winners
- iAe renainng be5.bt Voc 70 tho souls 81
ne h6okm. kers Arthur Whites 1ncandoscent;
linden nv Ciawson. should have won the second
ace easily On public form. and did win Il easily
N absurd "ti2" was out on Hodup ridden ~
near n place Hcandescent ed ell the way
W'b.stiir- Con ridden by Maher was the odds
,n favorit, in Tie third AFFAIR Gala Day the Sc
md choice !ec for more than six fuilongSi. . ena
then rapidly retired % third place. Whisthns
iCor'e success was 1acile ....,
g. and hos hc,r ridden wTetchsdy more than
once re was tho favoriie IN tho fourth race; ga Az
sho-4I have been on pubic FORM. re Eut -" ~ ~
- tie rea-glard st the start but vas t9on ~
defence ne won at us leisure Clarsba, the sec
risir ot ~ 6Sls-on favorite King Bariey-
com IN the NTH affair at mile shot away 5io o.
9he Others - ar and 50 last II me M erSphons
.an Of him. That worthless cur Don De orc hci9
passed him kug Bareycorn dspayea SO inoC9
Tpssd and won the prize 50 readily that htrKWoIIu
ro5der<gi Tos sloane himse', been on Klrkvoods
I ack Ye: Il Is certain that Clawson RODE hlVkWVoa
hoqt a'o n of eStehar King BaToycorm
WY does Don De ORC curber the earth7 He 10
common nuisance on { racetTack and the Healta
'f,r1. shr,, him INTO bologna sausages, and feed
uY.sry Itcliare IN the slums Of BROOKLYN near the
lskr rsc:erica with the desi;cated fragments OF
non De ORC ~ that way he would promote tho
,ve:y 90 Brooklyn. In no other way can ne
yer "a either useful ornamental, the source OF
+, isasure 70 himself 20 others
Iias Row many sins % answer FOR has tho mis-
euidsd man who advised William J.. Scott 20 I'm;
! lort Rayon dor That stalion was the sire OF
. Don De ORC and LADY Marian. and other precious
ltreaturAs Of fsr--eacling fame. fortunately.
12avon d'Or sc dead. and can beset no more Don
De Oros. Iii5 death was a relief % the American
UT.
few races. HIS 81 y Becky Ro,fe, however. was
he fayorite IN the last race. ana an easy winner
Ma6sr Won Two races. cIsvson two. Spencer one
and Cunningham one
BRIDEGROOM H. who was recently purchased from
August Belmont by Leopold R0thschiId, VIII race
hereafter IS Golden Bridge
William oliver intends ship Wsrrenton and
Lansdsls 70 ENGLAND after the close Of the Wash
irgton meeting
Mas strsts Conno~tor established precedent IN
city police court yesterday. Roberts obtained
money from Joseph Rosenthal 70 bot race.
ie id rot bet he MONEY. and was arrested on
1{ossnthsls complaint. Magistrate Connorton dis
charged the prisoner because lie said Rosenthal
v.o.ated ths State Racing law ia giving Roberts
money 20 bet outside of the racetrack inclosUre.
nd 1cr-1 that the money Re returned 10 Roberts.
likely 20 attract many eold-brck and other
-windiers 70 Long Island City and Il IS direct
announcement 20 turf rascals and thieves Of ell
kinds The summaries follow.
FIRST eAcE-sioo sa1ei. ceiling Five tsrlonr,
Fettins
St. ri.
~ nc,ur. G v-s los n Guam aghaa) y o-i
e F. DIVERS br. 6. Harry Reed. lO5