New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01
THE RACETRACK.
~rvr rAvoR1TE OUT OF SIX IN FRONT

,,.. ,~o-rirr WAS followed by smiling
afternoon al Sheepshead Bay yesterday !" ''O
.on since runners were first seen IN thS S'"'e 40,
nronortion Of hcnienant days Tor tuIt Oa''09 80
90 large as In 1873 The programme was -
,,,1,,,t as on Wednesday, hut the ateh'"".7
- or,ovrpa. larger especially IN the ~ cents
60 obora the scope for fun IS almost as tenn
sng &c IN the s. region. Taking the SUI" "a t.
visitors however It IVES not 80 spacious 80 ,i. %
So hoe, evrected To many minds the Po"'S '
racinc every day appears njudicions. ~ aa
,osoo'e ~ reasonable views consider IL 'eu ,oo
- o., ro 10 the races SIX days without y
-, Tracks which afford their patrons ~
-reI,ef or rCst, except on Sundays may p'S''
snprudent To set forth so injurious an 60
,,o,es and arenates the community. 30" c"oo
<,l were the good old times at Monmouth W,
u vc,.,ers was at tho head. and "neh o.''
,h,eo DAYS IN each week were race oaSs' w
1v,tbers was moderate IN his plans anu -,
,.tt The SAGE Of BrOokdale was l''e 4''
.rf,ar NJ the New World IN his era, ana "',l',''
s4s single skull was ensoonced more i.uS.i'o
-. es 70 racing than all the members ana
al the officers OF the Jockey C-no IN TINS -
1odav could make NJ by moulding '"eI NM
INTO ore compact mass. In me St@Is 49, ..o~,
-,.,o,Ad 20 Monmouth n D. Withers forgot mo'o
So most of the present membership ." w
- f-,rb has vet learned. In his coh'l''''
~ netting ring was to be kept IN oToeI' AZ ms
suncture IN this State the betting rns o.'a - 80,
own terms. What bookmaker mas pee" - .t
Yet a IS commonly S1Sl''~''- 49,
1,ookn,akors control certain jockeys ln7
-, tr,s may not lie on the surface Tel f"Ne'''"
20 dig for H. with plenty Of money i"r 'V,eS'','
.xnenses and with a promise OF N"in"'"'' '"'
-ren who Will turn States evidence ".'H"U' ="
-, WIN ADEQUATE powers and extensive aul"o'-
.tv Plnkerton might possibly uncover muO"
In Wiu the turf rulers try 10 get AT me
.,,,,no Probably not They comport themselves
.,n such q fashion as 10 inspire conjectures 'ha'
.sbev are In deadly terror az the betting Ilns.
VIII anything lie done concerning 'haI "o'7o'''
nara Perfume scandal? ON Saturday Rare fer-
80 ridden bv O'Leary ran brilliant race on
the grass defeating Flax Spinner ana My'" -"
Monday Rare Perfume ridden Y doom was "'
5eated ny Wolhurst, Myth. Maxine Gomez f'o7
lance and Leando Yesterday Hare eI4 unit 'N"'
ridden by O'LNary. defeated Maxine Come anu
sotbers with Supplying case. Rare perfume mas
had leg and runs inconsstenty' ana runs IN'
Seftor on the grass than on tho regular track Icy
those things be admitted freely ard let 'he" De
weighed carefully Yet the contrasts ID '"e I"''e
of Rare Perfume in his three races Of SATURDAY
Monday and Thursday were 80 g.aring 'hat an
roreo.io broad minded and earnest Board or STOW
:.rds faithful 10 ts duties and responsiveness
would feel compelled 70 ask searching ouesuohs'
Nevertheless, 4 should not be forgotten 'h@1 INC
Ehostv performance Of that eccentric mare forEe.'
when she was an even money favorite at MOTIFS
PARK last autumn has never been explained IN &c
tail for the benefit OF the public. what GO our '"'1
rulers suppose Is the sentiment OF the majority q.
well Informed Americans as 70 betting rings ana
-re In md out running, which IS so much more
freoue-t IN this state than It IS IN England and
France IN Germany and Austria, IN Russia ana
-1,slv IN Australia and india, IN New-Zealand and
Hong Kong? Yes It IS even more frequen; than N
Singapore and Penang.
In the Reapers Stakes for three year-olls az one
oand three-sixteenths miles Knley Mack was the
Savorite lie was meeting Martinas. winner Of the
Futurity OF 1856 at even weights each carrying ~
pounds. Peter Winner IS dihgent ana tn' II".s
zion Inc trainer % Martinas is not the peer e
WINNER IN skin and care. and MaIumas -39Ae1
IL no v,ere on kecn edge Kiney Mack had a
merry exercise trot Some day wheh "~ol0 up ~
The ultimate notch Marumas may iQ!ce hlhey
Hsck 10 90 TIL az ,rSsy Mack as he If row might
S0nre even Fthelhcrt ~ his Hottest Itcn 10 draw
bitter and perous breath 10 cope win him No.
BODY knows Just how good hlh.ey Slac" - - 20
pefe~ WINNER VINO IS quiet, sle nt man, VINO
thinks deeply and never speaks lightly What an
iii conquering partnership John L. Madden and
Peter WINNER might establish. Madden TO buy ana
sell the horses and Winner 10 tram them! AFTER
,the United states Government would not need to
sgo 10 Wall street for new loan ! ne nm OF
Madden WimmeT e2q g5t e W5n ne 's's'i
That arrant counterfeit us LoIcshp. IA \
siSCieiaTd Was be, ON rrodg6lly N the Reapers'
stskes Nv Various spe9a dcsf ~ % be TIE no.
season begins today Iis Lordsnlp has ne sI5e J.
N snd co1I@se OF an tls'c @ la1 r. veet
~ which Koley Mack and Martmas carried-and b.
" was ridden bv Maher who-suange 70 say IeallS
itrlta 70 WIN WIN mn 90, g., -olor'toiIS IJ
IL "a milk stew. The truth IS that he is not ~
Bon hidden by A1aher was the fayorite n the
seco.3 race, $3.50 handicap ~ a milo ana a fur-
1rs turn sni ne cowardy Ai5her pulled Up BOX
Thai killed BoXs chances. and no y as unplsced
Az ena who was Wei backed, got the prize by
fh0rf head from an outsider eX-Corporation C"lr
-tel Cark's Muskadine TraFedlan was tnird choice
Weakly RIDDEN by Spencer' he came IN tmIg. -,
In Tie Partridge Stakes for i"o-year-9os ~ s5
7u~'0r-- on tle grass John IT, Mad1en's Fadfor'
ras tne tavorN" although he had neIer d'l,e Slz
tnns N ps,l 10 usi9 Zee 5 denge ,Si Vyisr
Lake anal Ten Candies was the second choice IL
looked Dry and tucked ~. and Taral gave him
so bad start and v4s never dangerous Tara
appeared 20 be- aS.eep when The flag fell Green b
come form, with scanty help from Morris. and ~
enatched the Partridge with no formidable opposi
ZION Shorehan was second and Petruchio thId
Some sens ms, ~ have been eoinE funny T9T'
13ut % course. they viii not do It. The guilty MAJ
1royoke s-rnlses that they are IN mortal fear o
,;n TIE ffs race was that all Hight?
Mcoae. T. DIVERS satin slppeT, Iidaen by OdoT
EISe b. w1beIs vas al o5darate and hard hear,e
ches ulo9 Pretty ely %; his r5a many Were n
snd won several stakes. James Rowe owns M
named Linsere G3rseefts55 % oheI EN- niger
her rs might have been expected on public form
b. his race probably dia Lingerie good ara sh
may - rhaps excel Olea when they meet again.
Michael Clancy has been popular turf maena'
for several seasons and IN the country districts
ireland his friends believe that he owns ever
American racetrsck and the entire American tur
Tni j. his admirers in Erin ever learn how y
frfiv no usled those who trusted him yestcTda
they viii lose faith in him forever. Clancy 10
every man. woman and child whom he knew, ar
r.anv whom he did not know, that his eelcir
Maxine Gomez sure 10 win the last race. ~
Maxine Gomez ran second 10 Rare Perfume q
less Clsnoy is less lavish with delusive tips &
Maxine Gomez and George BOYD he VIII lose ,
popularity and get himself widely disiked.
James VWep!gue and Frank Clarke are renoW,n'
g. every cline FOR their slmptuOus clambake
which are anointed with that wonderful Tetuv
yator the incompatible PahcOck sauce Tho
ciambakes ere feasts such as old Apicius and Al
tique Epicurus and The isudabe Luenlius. new