New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06
THE RACETRACK
JENKINS FIRST IN THREE RACES
EVERY FAvoRrTE WAS DEFEATED AT MORRIS
PARK

report would he lightly punished with n sen
tencc OF ten years in prison Some other persons
who were prominent the track ought TO be
set apart for a time. Sims had mount, al
though his riding Of Sadducee at Gravesend last
week was reluctant enough TO earn for him en-
forced leisure. Every favorite beaten. Very
few ladies' present Most Of the spectators
were grown shellbacks. battered veterans
whose daily battles with the bookmakers had
emptied their pockets and soured their souls.
Even Richard Croker had gone TO Miss Lillian
Russell the queen Of Weber and Fields, and her
discouraged admirer. the Copper King. occupied
the royal box but the black rod and the white
wand were absent They owed SO much money
to the bookmakers that they sought soclusion
Consider friends consider Every favorte failed.
Some trustful beings may think that every race
was honest Why is It that such persons roam
around without caretakers to watch over them
1t hard task TO set limits 10 credulity but the
courts ought 10 appoint commissioners TO test the
sanity OF those who deliberately assert that the
racing Morris Park yesterday was honest
through and through The weather was soothing.
The racing
on Tuesday Firearm with 10 pounds was
rushed 10 the front the Eclipse Course. and
his race in a walk. I'm l.os'4. Yesterday Fire
arm with 100 pounds. ridden by O'Leary, was not
rushed the front and he was defeated In llo2
Any owner or trainer who trusts O'Leary needs
trained nurse. study that stupid face Of his.
OIcary ought % bo Tammany district leader
Samuel Hndreth can train six horses. When he
tries TO train nfty his mind reels. II takes big
brains TO train nifty horses No more liberal owner
than William G Whitney has ever been known
on the American turf When Mr.. Paect or MI
any price. Mr. Whitney promptly draws his check.
Hls expenditure. on racers mas neeh noS' laElsn
hundred horses propery. and Mr. whitney c'iors
l. Elm6re has gor Belle Of Lexington into per-
feet condition. and has wisely decided TO ensa sse
able jockeys. jenkins rode Belle OF lexington Ut
g.
trunk line e VI Depew George +. Daniels speed
but when she is ridden by stable hoy her W
locity is Inferior to thai % 9te OF 3 sNe
did MOI stop a. ~ WAY ason ne Win 9 me speed
Of Transyaal thoughts. 49,. o cara
John j. McCaffcrty was off the turf some years
That restoration was almost as narmlm ~ 49,.
turf the restoration Of Charles H. was 70 tne
%e9Ie e,' on ,It' and s fs ceora IS lily of
class and speed. McCaHertv put on 1ieola an
sf9rf was one Of the worst Of ne exploits Of the
worst OF starters Cleora was 1aT IN lhe tvHI
her, lie LEI her bot across the track and han
Cleora was unplaced II McCaferiy ever gets
what he ought to get in tfis world he VII VII
for cot in the Almsnouse on blaekwe ls si,
TO the Home for Incorrgib.eG ,..- -..-.
on Tuesd4y Macieod o 1aIc VINO slW1 n from
was the favorte in The Jerome Handicap oLeary
rode him. ana ne rO0t MIN lI the pIr'ISf way i".
was certain 20 prcFfnt Lls WlniiIe, so ~ 20
Dare came IN I3st iesteroN Ma''1 1 o. ba be
should always be ridden, and he ran a far better
faeilo Anv one VINO thinks that OLeary IS an
intelligent and Trustworthy jockey IS a vacuum
with regard TO jockeyship. OLeary ought TO be
Dare. and Peter Winner trainer OF Macleod OF
With he gave 10 o'1tary on Tuesday
jenkins rode BELLE OF Memphis Belle Of Lexington
and RaNaello the winners Of the first three races
and he rode tbern Win skim coolness patlence and
force His mount. Richard j., the favorite in
noeesnt diIatorv and careless in tnat contest and
Richard j. was third 10 Waring and Muskadlne.
That desiccated mummy Green r. Norris who
was dug M centuries ago from the Feyptian sands
Y gbo he w. nfd IN b 5e days o9 OF S 94 %
gave Odom such imbecile orders In the fifth race
Vent WRnng into me biting rng ana ae9 desared
that the Judges had made a mistake in placing the
Herbert second This was nonsense Green r.
4F 20 o59 qeSs ds 9 sH sv and c5i
ms an9 csms In bad tSr5 "a erbeT s py NoS
rire anu 'o
Heroert was az at lucTatiye outside price. He Is
6nsek slssf , ssan ths oea! 5arf eadss fo5 The
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5 Fl 4 s5 3q3 5 o5 asi ssB ss4 S + Ed
or su5y Sc d Fae f n59. a Aqf b6i
r,,,',ir,, 49, ~. - u-" i-p Su'n IN ana our
states Tho turf ofciais In ibose countrjss r
ur0ulutlv rc or any rafrfrs up,,so 49,. 49,
c con- r, peS's'el'y' as 5" many horses run IN this
Odom is almost as thoroughly saturated v.,t,,
malaria az he turf In this SIC "a sstrad NJ
fraud He seems 10 have lost his strength and h.
cannot help horse IFS riding Is weak and vaver-
Ing He cannot 10 justice 20 HIS mounts He is 700
feeble.
Ask the wild waves who's afrafd >" a. tta datf..
question ig h4fffnr rf~0 '''' ''f
Nci.r~~ a.. -. ''.t 4l.-N
- LEI ~ - HoIee NOT Inc second best horse.
,,o,a, r. ~ we 4aaJ rhoe got nrst
49, ,9ii.'" O)W-dN me bookmdkers
W., J"Sv 'a 'sl llEHt' Dlt most OF the people who
Went 10 me track were sad Of face. sore % heart
ana le3n of pocket n was a melancholy troop
efi, 5eerare5 ,I -, -, ny naa p'en 50 cru
ting ring asserted with emphasis that in no wear