New-York tribune., 1899-06-15
THE RACETRACK.
ONE DAY MORE AT BRooKLfN' ~
u,>c WHICH INJURIES THE TURF

,r.a ,a,nnR-ring gambling game was - tho
.o-aov at Gravesend. Some day INC p, - which a
Fu,nlre State viii understand 'H' r,ed does TO
1<ii .oa os this track is ntanaSeu W. -.
-. .rovritv and then the grounus w" .bo
~ ~, running new streets through TN =, o,gbt 20
INA will be sold for building lo's' d" =, carried
60 been wears ago. Had this COURSE =, benefit
30 10 80, ,ho start with sincere desire - 70 ,r
on rom .'V - t,,rf and with public-sprltee pu-
- =. ,ronrove the breed OF horses II ms" ~,
r. r. ,atr tho generous support OF the Peop ,n,
=. ,os founded and has been keP' up =, ortroI
sroost TO hll the pockets OF the men men - % ,ts
nv erasping methods, ana inc &c largely
80 ~ hoye been arranged in too many ca'o - 600
i"o's ,-or,ot,on of gambling The uaeA 70 W.
, 1oI 49, ara the turns are too abrupt io' 80
., true merit Each season It's hiai''e ia he
sougbt 10 squeeze every dollar mo 80 ,ela-
,,oazed out Of the bettng-ring' OUT % o,oror
graph service to the poorooms' out and ra-
ond ont Of the pub &c. BY It's gieeoineo ,ho+ &c
""I n, ,te contemptuous disregard Oh "H"t
-, nortbv Of encouragement and deVeiopin'.a
rac,nq nv its excessive number OF CONFESS hort
,ear-o,ds by its ineXcusaO4e eN -, .ho de-
scrombles. sprints and selling races' ~ ,ta rro-
,noralizng conditions so frequent ,i,,,,late
,-or,rnss conditions devised mainly u s s'' -
e,,a. 80, the management in these ways anu :"
- uavs also has been active IN desIaui"e w
turf and the track ought TO nave pee"
i,s first wear and never reopened' III, ha
VII a bandicapper whose services wouIu "
bandgG q
with a starter who would be eXraNae'",'
"a ~ a salary of three cents a year ana par
rser which is miracle of worse thah "oi 10
n.ss the turf in this State is in me way. eeend
ers trainers and ocHHys iei peveTed president Of
The brooklyn Jockey club setS tneI IIo ndbai is SO
ssmnie bv starting Handbal when ha,up% htor 1nucS
hnrp np onG lame that ne hardly canter ra thuea
less race properly PhitP 5Pr,ed Hsndbaii yesterday
when the colt was so sore ana her Iamie of deluded
unfit TO race. considerable n9Ipe Ies,6ant Of the
t,otf no
cinb would not start wekn0wn colt as it@,u some
ball unless he were IN GonGIe mnneV on Handball.
Wben they saw poor crippled stumolihg nc iegs
andba crawling no hTTphG Brittle tie ppestems their
et nau and enthusiasm for Philip j. DWyer rose 10
dizzy heights But this was no ns" he has started
horses which in no condition 10 , Kan pnynont
IOa los hlS broien IN MIR Dwyer bought Prince Roya.
later he started Prince Royal at SheepsnedWu "a a DSs
when the horse so lame and sore tnnt ~ scs1
torture for him to try TO run Tha5 was Soald The
daous thing for any one 70 90 S,yn io Jockey Club
revered president S 9i ~ t9e DroON''"
Some of the jockeyship yesterday CAV ebi ' r,ding
preston that II betting-rng 1oeKeysnIp 's This
Tor the enrichment of certain bookmakers' oirna n.
Impression may have been whqlX waotf RAJ certain
Jockeys have been influenced at times IN ths St, f
Ing in ways which excite suspicion; lon s SHOWERS @ on
al the track, although there @ WeIe AZ SH snd IA s
Manhattan Island The track was dIy any IN I"I =
XViiram II Clark bought Primate from Johh ~ ~
MADDEN on Monday but the official progranimine nm
gave Maddens name as the owner. rIin@ ma va
IN the hrst bpSce in the betting while Bromley
Co.'S $4,000 colt Heliobas was strong eT sevoi5s
6e so often rides in large field oC9nnorGs G ride
on Heobas was not cowsrogi n.y. tbs ~'I true form OF
Heob@s It is ply that Sos 80 pSeus Se Cursed with 50
contemptible a Jockey as O'Connor - ..h,oh
When Gaze ran the other day in race Hiied %nien
IP n " VS. six furongs she is fast as she eyer
was and she took the first race neSS.y aiso II, had
much Speed lie got second place and Swiitnsf m a.
was third Kingdom and Dr EendHes fmperator
bled and was pulled up. ,,, - roraI u,as the
David Gideons Intrusive ridden Dy lala, ar 60 strong
fayore in the second race but imp sei ] so gei
mace throughout that Intrusive could never ~
near her Imp Dr Tas n1empty @eTe took the lead
never caught and won very easily IN the & fXoeilyl n
ran in this State. She will be prominent IN IN h she
Suburban Il she Is as g90u On %i not Win the
was yesIeroaRy Rsnastar ouy W Ben Roaday rar Sweet
and Others will keep her busy in the Suourpan ano
rode her Yesterday and rode her we'll The betting
against Imp was TO 2 ana IN soine DoTf pd To "a
been on her back Taral won with her both a
Morris Park and GTaySsend ana SaTsTh yhat SHS
friends of imp feared ne would not ride her well
PTate NJ. with only ninety-six pounds, was SECOND
10 INN, and Warrenton was third. But Warrentor
was enough to Imp 70 enf0Gragf car
ri@d 1o5 hounds and was poorly ridden by McCue.
Maher rode Arthur whites colt The CorinthiaJn
him stupidly. II was Maher's fault that J. r.
Madden's Gulden. an outsider. got first place Ihe
of foul against sims who rode Guden. but It was
not allowed. sydney Pagets colt CreepeI, Slow nov y
some speed, and may win a race later Ihls was .
contest for two-y -year-olds that had never won "a a
race McCues riding Of vssuyian c,a MAS ghas'N 'o
A few days ago William c. DAILY, the Adonls ano
stp0 All clocks and whose stately figure brings tC
mind the majestic form of Daniel webster bought
Snscy Sery was TSS SSeap at that price Merry Prince
in the fourth race the Myrtle Stakes one or % yhGsf
The Gravesend management is so fond, " &C. e
DAYS most intimate Ghum l,cbaa ShG psT1bg Cancv wh'
ioves pTacticai jokes Clancy owns "Lambint,'
MaSmo oT GSmea css and DAILY rev SxpSe9e SSP
Merry Prince to win the Myrtle. Clancy tred U
IoIked ' mile in n and mile and quarter il
a0e DAILY told everybody he met of the w9nderiu . ~
SLOW brutes best work had been mile in Ia, Ia
Many credulous persons hurrled re rncy IU Joke foo
money out Of the pockets OF hundreds OF ln1cS
,,icfims and enriched number OF booKmaikeEI E
Cruel Clancy, You Will not be popular as J0A'
spencar rode him brilliantly. He was wei oackeC e
charentus got second place Continental r,. was IN VI
tavorite Naher sent him out in front That wa
The right way 10 ride him. Continental runs pes
in front But he Is sPrinter and dSHkes S 10 dn TS
badly in the homesreteh and came ~ poor .il,s ~
Apen could win races Tor the ansi Sorff
less lie carried only IS pounds and was ridden ?
even third place If Alpen can do no better ;
IS useless II that IS the best he can do he Gun IN
bereth the Garth and ought TO be knocked on IN
head II must be admitted however. that Odon
who usually rides well. was all at sea on Aipen an
rode him wretchedly ,,-,-
p J. Dwyer's Handball. staggering and limpin
far behind lie fed all the way was pitiful sign
WHY 6i6 Nr DNyer start him when he was
lame and sore? Mr.. DwyeI Is a rich man an
ought not 20 stoop 10 such things.
Only three 'an - the nth race sno The
favOrltA Mark Cheek almost beaten
Flrnore's Marlborough Odom on Hansboroug
caught II. Martin mapping on the favorite an
Mark Cheek barely saved the race by a hea
Maner nogged Eileen DAILY brutally Maher ha
a vicious temper.
boy named Bercker still vicous
brutal to poor crippled Varus in the last race il
beat him wickedly on the head, wickedy this
he ought to be sent 10 Jail for his cruelty. An
Maher also ought TO be punished severely Il
cruelty. Narus broke down.
Peat, the favorite had no trouble in winning II
last race.