New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10
THE RACETRACK.
STRANGE RIDING AT wEsTcHEsTER

W. MARTIN AND SPENCER PROVOKE uNKiND
COMMENT.
A, Morris Park on Saturday the public was
,nas.S ard the bookmakers CRASHED their teeth
A, Morris Park Yesterday the oookmakers were
n,sased and the public teeth were gnasheo. Many
learned men are members OF the New-fofA A0ou
amy OF Sciences. On Monday evening" at NJ !.
west Thirty-frst-st. OF the most learned Oh
chem all read a paper on the Structure OF the
Nu,e-F Footed Hog OF Texas II that learned man
mad beon at the westchester track YESTERDAY anu
watched the riding OF ". Martin upon Swiftmas
IN the fret race and Of Spencer on LsrVa III the
las, race he might have totted down some useiul
notes for another paper on the Riding OF Mu'e-
HEADED Hogs upon Short-Price Favorites'
=, has been a dry and dusty turf in 1929 In this
e,a+. No rain OF any volume has fallen on a
,ace-day since the Queens County Jockey |'uo
onened its gates and asked the world 10 enter anu
IN gaze upon the peerless splendors OF Aqueuuc''
FARMERS may be disconnected and market saroens
may ia marched but the idoators who worship
a,.. srd el,ies are fond Of clear skies. and MUIR
49, when showers descend. The weather at MOT
r,s Park Yesterday was free from stain or smlrch'
hut some OF the jockeyship was spotted IKE
,eopard's skin As to the track that was aihaN-
ingly fast-nuch quicker and swifter man t,e eSes
NJ the stewards when they gazed at the rloins oi
" Martin on Swiftmas and OF Spencer OF LdrFa-
both odds-on favorites. On SATURDAY nearly al 'I'
4ockevshin wore the semblsnce OF earnest enoi''
ana 10 use blunt turf phrase nearly I'll 'ne
,oclevs seemed 10 he "out for the money eho 70
ne CRYING" Yesterday some OF them acteu 90 -
thew were out for the money OF the oookmahe's
ana out 10 mislead and delude the trusting anu
.nrocent public But the unsuspicious s'e"aiuS
seemed 10 he complacent. and not IN a humor 70
6nd fault or ask questions. cloud hau come
over the vision Of the starter since SATURDAY anu
his starting was sadly inferior TO his starting Oh
.hs first day Of the meeting. Yet the deiays a' 'ne
most were not long and the last contest was oNe'
hsfore 6 o'clock With May weather so WoH W.
fnily fine every went TO the COURSE III H rs.
enirits Alas many came back bewelnHs w. $500
~ thsir hirth Considerable in numbers; however,
the attendance ranked we'll with the gatheIlnss VII
.ncond DAYS OF spring meetings In past years A..
In the clubhouse and on the lawn seveIai Ol re
master minds Of the century were In acuVe oPeIn
.ion lanes Galway was talking on momentous
thames with Philip J. Dwyer. 1t was tnougnt Dg
souoa observers that Mr.. Galway was discussi ms
with Mr. Dwyer the municipal ORDINANCES OF .io
ancient cities Of Askeon and Esdraelon MT IVY! t
moved uneasily his chair and tried 70 tufa INC
CONGREGATION to the FitZsimmons -Je1Irieb hsH1
with regard to prizehghts and prize-ngn;eIs M
Twyer is well known TO be one or the Wlseei ailu
most erudte sages who ever lived MT SalW~aS:
however did not appear TO be incuneu 10 dnoM
Mr. DIVER 10 divert his food of antique lore fos-
eihiv Mr. Dwyer might have enchaiEed MS atlen-
tion II he had asked Mr.. Galway about ms ceie.
byated ,tterance at Morris Park last year Una, ne
would have shot the writer OF certain atucle Il
he had seen the writer on the day when ne reao