New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
THE RACETRACk.
.oovvAKERs HAPPY AT AoUEDucT

conveys mssss. or-ners trainers and jockeys on
flnss ..-s,se Il IS certain that Maroon never
=, -v.h.rg 20 90 with turf Nauus. NJ g"
h~--sN,A gentleman But many suoue SWIMMERS
NJ -. IN rractice this year wireless sSs'e4n VI
have - 49, -nhlio on the racecourses which IS
esearNs "a live This season Will be notable for
s"--.so,s because dishonesty mas nee" .noic
fene'e 49, ere East AID West than evcr before
Pre- stand out In what year before lSss
~"e >. many Jockeys put on the ground Loon a'
were > 80. r4s~e aye few OF them Maher
.Ae vci.arns. Turner McCue' ENe'e" az"
.NoA.-,, several other names might oe men
he@-. c.s-oor was out of the saddle Tor a re"
,'o-.- lie ought 70 have been buried so 17f oe
ca ca .Ae surface that no earthquake co"'u
hsa'' -, him Is there thoroughly trust-
eve, 49, ,~var,ahlv homes; jockey in America
W.. mill do his best every day IN the week
.,-or--o,it the year. Name Mn .,-
,..,v-- virtue They never strain H. 1hey seen
- So q, Ike The gentle rain from heaven. 1"e'
- rot have s,eelei their sou ana 'i'u--Se-
co., .ste ne bread out ot the mouths OF
Sou ,s.-.,~ NfrCue and the others unless they
Man convinced that the boys were pad
la "- ave less q sweet compassion 10 nose
-, how. hard they toll 70 get the DIAMONDS
w - .r.i- rucers blaze and the thousands
Y, s.rsrs which they are 20 eager 10 Del o" "eI
- sharkey our turf rulers are not monsters
Would LIl- lAt a J~N'Nrf ~'' 49,
- he evidence that the Jockey N"- O'"'
-, V.as ,ranswerab-e? surely mol
We -. ,lrrrassionate turf rulers close thelI
- chm. ,helr ears 10 the signs and warn
e. - 80 rascauty OF bookmakers ana OF Al
~ We ,.p, are interested in poolrooms and nave
70 ia, r,rtcs And they are inexoTany ieilo"'
80 49, me Jockey with pull the one jockey
s,ye the res; whose permanent eNlle 70 m.
s-I,,,tortsin would lift big, black cloud from
American rscMs' ,.- 49,. ,...,.,e -i-~
80 ,aolrooms find useful in fleeing the
So, seemed &C. re in constant operation yeseei
-. :, Aoueauct That gamblers device "o'AS
s,.Ylv f. weather Of all kinds and IN the Wees
TaAss - -ts 6r.srv hazy mildewec afternoon. Dut
= he widest OF autumn teInpesls Nau 49, ~
-. uireess tce1raph would nave Idis4l4.. - -
I.--.,'.vs SUGGESTIONS 10 certain owners us!Hv.s
and Jockeys without Jar or pIeak, W ~ - -
ina -sr'r-crrs and the b0Okmakers, there j. on
ihns Il cannot 90 IL cai.hot Ja'.s t ~ ce~tsin
IN rulers stewards hanacappers ana sIar5e,s
ln tae first race Coal h.4l4nei iluusH - -, ~,
Iev-son was second choice The oooKHlaheis
wre.ess telegraph buZZed Dusty j. ne 80 - 1,te
~ -ra f.vurite came home IL ragllne ne W.
, ina s snc the second choice was a poor thira
T!ts ucA -ck. Listen 10 me W.le!esS 80 hot
In the second race the t!re-ess MIy.ess ss-5rd
s. busy as - The FIRST. and tAe iaVoIltv so' sunni
pe.-erall the Aqueduct starter, II former ears
a. ~ lent al roolroons who telegraphed the
befrre from The tracks 10 the rooms oIl ts ~
eas res on iAat ga s6r he American Derey
Al thar time Chicago was hoWlng ssur-- -, "
j--ef .rlde ana also q huge caroOy or COZ losIsse
envy u everything Eastern fasi cox. ron ne ne
Eas. had been sent 10 SooH ~o~.''S Tl,1ois
Norde " local heroes, true sons Of CooK Ooelntys
proud patriots from Clark-st hao steri..y Igoo -
Western horse They felt that hrst money 10 tAe
American Derby was Ike ne ia,'est pig N 5'.g -
tforid not enrich the efete East. no matter what
desperate deecs Of Nal9r Ishi oe l-..e- ~ es
s5reole time t. was certain that ne American
Deroy thar year would be lifted by an Easterh COZ.
PetengiA kept the nel1 al the posi- Io4 nVI 10
an hour ana q half before a race OF d nile elC a
half surpassns Tie Wcfla Iscoa- SO 80 80
Thanks 70 Pettengil- the Eastern co.'s W. P-
tered Ike char and the West Kept the pI-ze. T.. .
tengili narrowly escaped an election as MAYOR OF
Governor OF Illinois later but for MS modesty shy
County grlt saved he day for the STOCK yaTos @r
rs-nea hlm uneyins glory as a sIar,v5I' ktt5i,s
cacl Was wireless telesrap pa working a, W ASA.
irson Para ihg- a.-t "as ,',ge5 q, Soed-t
yesterlay9 His start Ia the second race Nls on
aad l1.elll IL the Third his start was c.reI ana
with me aae vas even worse and IN the last -
was .1ez-usao.y poor Any messages BY wireless
Tie Il or.te Shoreham was ridden II bunG-ns
AID stul.- lyle by pullman n the thic race w
far start ana average JocAetshp Shol e.i@nl
would have been an easy nrst by az ample margin
Because q me starter queer antics ana bllinal
flf--- Irwin talE --y-rl-d4- ~
Ire purse was divided. Sir Guy fe4. after running
ta.l over HIM Macon killed by his fall but
~ Guy and Mall.oban were not seriously ndfi
o. ,hs 2ra.a. aa was taken 10 ne Jamaica hos los
I.ta. Little callahan. Who rode Manitooan mad
fractured Cobb Who rode Macon, had his collar
bone broken. l. Emore. who trains MamtoUan
and employs C-..ai-r. IS worthy man b1t one
r5es4rs- s-t -~oi.-r !. is resDec.tuliv recon-
m a M
seventh chapter = me Book Of Ecc.es.astes and
jane = L4gshlin. who trains Charsusus. gave
~awsor. who rode Cnarentus. clear definite and
f0ro. Instructions Charent1s was the favorite.
C.awsoa wanrorly disobeyed Instructions. and Cha
rs.tus came in poor third behind Wait Not and
warrertoa. Was The wireless telegraph from the
ha.t.re rig buzznr u CIawson's ears The riding
~ jenkins or Warrenton was no better than the
vse!lsr -, Of II II oiivers horSes TO TO he .oi
GRATED TIE Oliver horses have been running IN
50 aag-an-r r and out style both IN 1898 and 1893
'urt rulers would bar the oliver entries as they
barred ,Ae Lakeland entries hey would please The
e oookm kers our turf rulers often act a. Il
ttsy p-et.,-ee 20 please The bookmakers and dis-
esss he ruoio rather man 10 please ne pon.-
e. Wous ta ne wises' and most effective step TO
age N order 20 set honest racing -, .e.,
jenkins who rode the favorite Gaze, In The Atth
rare tsorfyel fhe clear and positive 'nstrnouons
Eh.oh wee given him Wss the wireless leiegr3pn
e nsssaree over tho wireless telegra1h9 lie LEFT
,ac-icc0lr 90 enc post. and when lie dropped ne
Tag the field was syria ggiire about for '0rc DIS
ia1ce Pe+f'e GRAY the second choice. Was treat
- so urflrt rv rho starter that g was mDoss bic
10y her 70 e.t even third place i was a wireless
telegraph a0ai~ md most unsatisfactory and ex-
asnefatrr in every
~ me SIX fsvorites Of the Afternoon four were
defeated outright and beaten badly Shorehan.
Irs-offe 'r TIC third race. made dead neat WIN
LTw'n. ard Warirg favorite In the last contest
VS. easily successful Belle OF Lexington ran -
ono and u.crt perhaps have put WarinE 70 his
-einps bur that she last away 10 wireless
tetr-aph starr
Board and Wusor we've suspended for me rest
q ne meeting for dsobedience AZ the post IN ne
th-i race
Clarence Mcdowell The placing Judge. Wa III
i,e unable TO come 70 the track. Andrew Mlller'
arthur White and G Cornehlsen placed the horses
rirfe are the summaries.
FIRST RAcr-ssnng saoo added Aooui seven fnrlons''
Betting
pI
!" bo'ie's ch 2 Songster nv s. Baise
.iette yrs JOS - ..... Moody l3-l %
lBurman) III 81
fClaws0rl 81 II
.ia-rrH Wy az T1auquarl II -