New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
THE RACETRACK.
HIGH DECREE NOT NEAR a PLACE.
THE CELEBRATED F1LLY RAN POORLY Al
SHFEPSHTAD.

THE CELEBRATED FILIY RAN POORLY Al
sIEEPsHTAD
Tho srrc.s,,on in the racing column Of The Trb-
une Yesterday that Tammany Han might open
new course on Long Island next year is nuch as
lseoi ,-,on, turfu,en The conviction Is gaming
Ground that such course would be oInlnen'H SUI
ceseful To people familiar Win the c'"p'.o'
affairs in racing in this State TO-DAY lhe 'n'"s
that n turf Bismarck. q ruler OF pioo' anu ''''
vou'd do a great deal which ought 10 be oohe al
rears n be not unwecorne No strong man IS a.
Tho frort although work enough for strong man
&. e,aryv,hore in sight And the strong WORN u
q strong man Is needed here ana now. y" '.'''
OF Tammany Hall. even the most eno'''e''
MES that Richard Croker Is a strong man - Nv
were not strong could be have risen from o"So"','
to the control of Tammany Han and through ,.I'
control Of Tamnlany 10 the control OF the govern
mont Of the second city in the world MT 'roNe'
is intensely fond Of the turf. Racing j. 20
with him. open rev course on l"il~ isla"' -,
800 With Nj croker n the head and mat "acN
would he managed in a manner unlike the me'no""
soer NJ, the exi-tn.; tracks in this state. NcdA
man cannot govern "A track SIS II ought TO ne gov
ernod Weak management weak s'e""'"N''r'
weak starting prolific sources or tu'i s'"i"'
end turf abuses. Strong men are strong enough ~
find and employ strong stewards and strong
starter and to use the strong hand in supp'es''"7
,,rf tricketors The American people believes IN
Dewey and strong men Of the Dewey type on 'h'
turf and elsewhere. The American people de'P'''S
weakness on the turf and elsewhere DeweyS ana
NOT dough are needed on the turf a new COURSE on
Long Island next year. handled by turf Deweys ana
no, Lv turf Dahstcrs and turf doughnuts. would he
tremendously popular and tremendously proftane'
The wealth AT SheCpshead Bay yesterday was
dejchtfull- cool anc eXhilaratng sum- shy anu
air were kind and fair and bright and sweet Se'-
err, long delays due 10 the starters Weakness "O
cured but the change from the neat OF Hades 10
mud nj
ar,ernoous WAS So joyous that every one was III
good huror and even the starter was forgiven lot
his faults. ,
uiah Degree. second in the Futurty. was OF
course the first choice In the speculation OH 'he
Bellies stakes for two-y car-od FLIES over the
Futurity course. especially as she was rdueh "F
Sloan who had ridden the successful iavorii' MN
io, Mack in the first race and the successful iaV-
orite Ben Ronald in the second. But Hlgh Degree
row owned 10y sydney Pagct and william :. VIM VIM
.ai - .i5.on 4 Dtly year-olds. had no stay
ing power. She looked dry and iucked up po. -
the contest and she looked dry ana tuch'u w a.
H. Before the Futurity struggle she bore me 'E-
lay 1t the post OF nearly an noui ,,h'lv,l1,S -.
outran her. Yesterday enc was "a u" iiv AID rode
az the start. and Soar placed hrI "ptF ".,o,i
Was eoSc She collapsed and Sloan Iuica hor ,,, uP
when it was hopeless task for her TO Ivy io"s'
Mr. Paet eta and Mr. whitney have boon sady Nm, nm
lucky the last few days WIN JSa" r' IN the
tIa7ihusr S,okes and Hgh Degree had no staying
f,ntDuSn ina IyslIas, stakrs sloan said that ingn
bcar,e coughcd badly before The rae" "iu III M. ~
E h -" e neral ana 50 patrioii-auy American
M n'y, ~ - nirtris, tthry have preferred to bug
Hmerican horses and 20 rIn them here TaihrT man
cessful and IL Is 10 be hoped THAI Joan li'taud iu
High Degree WIZ achieve many noiao'e ''"'' HUI
sioar says that Ne VIII 30 TO England m,s Lew
days TINS young nan is n@s locke. Ought to
ie ,run An."rcaus ana not oNllc- Sloan can noe
with dazzling Hstre when he j. IN sd ND eorh for
him By going abroad to ride Instead OF l,9ii, me
he Will lose every ycstige OF ms poPui"''5 81 wv
sioan was all h,mee; Yesterday, ard h's pr IN
the sqdd icn T ON Kinicy Mack he level
on Ben Ronald he was scm. AhI II ~'' 9liv ln
The y, les' stake. Ia the sixth otGutt' ny
d,u, rs NJ Gnt The oids-or favorltc only Jencr.
son ridden BY O'Conuor met Thomas Ca'' , ~
course. Sloan ouirodc OConm0r, 80 ''o''' '''
Coionel l. o. Pepper has an uncomutoh'y n,s,
n nnS nsaere Eugene Leigh Black Venus had rgn
an amazingly fast trial and nc Wal &C. I'll he
Wosterners She is certainly QUICK nlarW ~, 81,
quk and She ompGG 6c 2 ~P gay S rd6c for her
Whiplash third choice IN tRg sp,cuin,3 ,, mn
nnI 'u w.. rIdeu by Doggeu Therefore, she WAS
never dangerous. and came In ooScur'iy ]" wv
Michael Clancy's consistent honest ana iaithful
spriniing mare Lemb1ni ~aS Inr" ,oo the prfze
he t.
clancy was Wbilant and proudly asked MS Iiiei9s
..Isnt sho good enough 20 sind 10 EngiahI. ne
rrienGs repicd NO. Moke. Shure. fhc an to,t?it
n drag an Oirish jaunting car from 'uth ~ -,
larncy But don't give min hath.rinS Id ni,isS
Vrriehcrs so much q look ~ that n"u" ~ ~.
mare Iqrnbcni" Therefore IL ~ sfii'u mn ~,
NAV 20 to Dublin or County 'aVan. pu' MOI "
The sensation Stable is noted for Its qnips ana
~. .rt uan,on Wilcs Its hccks ana mods ana
c rTnc an" sne4 Sc John Milton After yeseT
Gavs ride on Fleeing Gold IN" sensation sun" ~,
oucb, alaO 10 he noted for the sUohS "'"S ~ L., '
favori,e Jockey T. Jones. II th"r" ever was an il
axcDsstl,, impudent and insolent strong-n rae
shou,n hv q Jockey that was one. fflt II vas -
EMIT, -,n and Il smiling sky. ana eVetNbonY
smiled Smiles and laughter attend INC ol.cul'ouS
,,mrse ri mo Sensation Stable. Tne spectators arc
ooos,sr,lv laughing a, u. Nobody taxes u SET
ysi,, Not even the hctting-ring takes u seriously;
I5,, como dav there may he track on long Isdhd
rpero .unremey high minded and most careful am
",,,scicntf,us officials may manag" aHaHS anu
80 fcol IL their absolute duty to compel JOCK
IN ride honoraby ana uprightly Always anu I" ~
,beir very lest every rae" IN Nh'h 'il'S
W., such a track is opened Strong Arm Jones
MAY ge, for some strone-arm rid" "hat ne d'ss' Us
r. ret for that impudcnt strong arm roe OF ms
| On Fleeing Gold yesterday. pom Ioiget tna,,
g. Arm Homes You may be safe In riding
! Ioces but some day. Strong Arm Jones, your SINS
| viii surely md you out
FIRST RACE For twoy year olis $3.50 added: special
weight conditions Five furonss. Fu'urity course
letting;
I Ea.,n Larahe's h. C Kinley mack by -
| I.liagton- Songstress. I'D n. iSlohh w
George J. Longs b. c. Manuel - c, -,
Turney Rros.' b C. Captain ss'oee. III, a.,
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