New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
THE RACETRACK.
MAYER TtJMRLtp OFF AT BROOKLYN.

,vprPaToR HAD A BAD START ONCE MORE.
The decision Of James Galway that he will sell
his horses al auction at Morris Park In octoper mas
been greeted with copious applause ny the muir
tudes Of Mr. Calway's loyal friends Mr.. HaI"a!
&c n turfrnan OF the old school-courtly. LIBERAL
poished kind-hearted. indulgent. unsuspcious aho
unprotesting The throngs that admire MN nave
believed for wears that he out OF place among
the scherners and plot.ers who have been sn"'on
Ing and clutching at every d'Uar which car, oe
grabbed on the turf in the East Mr. "ai""s
COMES down from the noblest and loftest era U!
the American turf the era Of the early Gays VI
Ieroroe pa TX and Monmouth Park. the glorious era
Of D. u Withers. of the elder Belmont, o' L r,
W Jerome Of Milton Sanford and Wilham ~ 10, "a
yerc Those were the great days OF 'he An'e' va.
turf Since then the sport In the Empire o'a'e ""s
heen often degraded and defled by deceivefs a"'
s,n.rs II Is time for Mr. Galway TO retire from
.uch racing as he may hold to be degenerate.
he retres he will retire with composuie anu 20
nifty and with the respect ana esteei" u "
know him. ,,. L.,a a. Morris
-, uoxt month and Imperator will be SOLO win
tho rest Any one who pays more 'na. ~
for Imperator will make up his miho ,,,'' 10
~, he Maid % cents too much and Will nave a
.necal. Individual Yom Kippur OF MS OWN
nersonal and fee-simpe day OF atonemen''
A strong wind blowing, but IL was an as,
.,. outumn afternoon at the Brooklyn track oi-
,rcklv Maher tumbled from the BACK Oh Cap'al'
s,esbee IN the first Captain sigspee was SIP
norted freely in the betting. almost as wen as ','o
Sinner and favorite, James Mcl-aush''nn 80
civ Lady Lindsey. who was ridden by Cia"so'
~. 81 Maher's bones were broken and he was nov
n.d,v hurt He may be riding again To-Day pu.
he IL in sad luck No doubt Of that lie o's snpa
no one for the ac sron o. his mount slowed up"
80 suddenly because they were nrt 81. mmonnt was
he Tea5eS Th horses in front OF him and he got
tumble -, Ice. On MANY races this year on
hoTSes whose changes appeared on PUBS osse up
MsT , tsat his fhs second he
vim aPS S9u a s,esr
The PaTke Handicap was at x SIX @ added
bthree-y ear-ods at $50 escn; Nun and Swiftness
1dden by Burns to each da but wa nsfn rs
sot pIa Tt second Previous was Jumped Oh IN
.fhe race and badly cut But IoT INA, nap,ired the
who rode him, said that he wouiu nave '"f''
The Withdrawals from the fourth race NE %ere most
thor ari was an Overwhelming fayorl,e az V
ON and vas successful with great df ran 10 second
HandbSl With Tara up was poor th, ms,a, con-
starter in sGf0ra mpefat Sr. was so thought
sni as practically leave that amah IN impera,or
e i the sf nSs jock T caS q
the Jockey Club employ this star,e ds patent Big
Seare9 Tolerant and Of "wnsr
And be will sell out his , stare as this owner
b hs HS created Tfa by Rs to sell out
his stable. =, =, .o-.h won tho NTH
Broniey orSns afair He was entered to be SOLO
rae ,so1 lanes Adams owner Of Tnge the secona
horse ran Danforth up 10 slro" ne wan ''' -
1855 49,. .Aq ,,rc.r.ain But al
Many things TY S S 'hs is esesrrasasha little Burns on
!sretor is lust about asssissful as palmeai
I'm would be at the North Pole IN mio WIS
4mrS Ca a bIank-cartrdat jockey on many ho!ses
But on Imp.rator he is no better than an e sXnno
,rsiobita And vet Elmore the PhPous,Apono.
uiioVGss., Indvnlion of trainers will probably put
Hurns on Imperator again II he gets cn hS u
do il before the Galway closing-out SAFE Is "e
rTpsT RACE-For two-year-ods which have not won
$1,000: 5000 added special weights Five furionss
F'' Betting.
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