New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
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THE RACETRA CK.
DANIEL MAHER UNDER SUSPENSION
ONE MORE JOCKEY Is IN SERIOUS TROUBLE.

faithful and trustworthy jockey. His license ought
TO have been revoked long ago Maher and spencer
may well bear IN mind that they Will not be all
lowed to ride I'm England next year unless they
are In good standing with the Jockey club OF TINS
State whose licenses they have had II their IL
censcs are revoked here they cannot ride on a
reputable track anywhere on earth The best thing
for both OF them 20 do is 20 confess the "h"''
truth 10 give proofs Of repentance remorse ana
contriton. and 10 throw themselves on the mercy
Of the stewards OF the Jockey Club. II they VIII
confess frankly and fully. certain agents an"
friends Of bookmakers and plungers. ana perhaps
certain bookmaktrs and plungers themselves may
seek safety in flight Might 1T not be judcious 10
ask Maher and Spencer II they ever heard OF the
existence Of certain bookmakers who own me couh-
Try seats. II either of them ever hoard ue "d'"V
Of the Brooklyn plunecr L'iommedieu. ioIihe'N
star Spectator on outlaw tracks. and TINS year
prolific cause % trouble. Of severe comments. OF
bitter talk and ~ all sorts Of reports and ru"o's
Injurious To the popularity OF the turft In many
instances this season LHommedeu has mace DIX
bets on horses which public form had no 'ha'.'
In many cases. however. these horses baCh'N ~
I,Uonmediel have been successful. while az the
same time favoriics which ought to nave We"
easily on public form have been sham'fu'y de-
fcated Fluugcrs OF the L'Hommcdi'u type 90
great deal OF harm to sport SO DO jockeys u "'1
Spencer Mahcr type. 50 do certain hooKmaA''S'
We're guilty Jockeys to ton the whole truth ABOUT
guilty boolnakcrs would the Jockey club dare 10
toYch the bookmakers? The Metropolitan Asso'la-
= made OF BOO hllldk'iS- II ~ W,
nrganization o. professional lawDreakeis VINO
en- Jc~y il? Every professional gambler Is a.
-neker ~ professional gambler Bat the Metro
politan Association has 80 strong pfei'iSIs and
,Le k.v Cub act as i they we've afraid OF IL.
When vas any memocr Of iali "ry 70 be
ruled off? The track officials and the Joke 49,
oc,ation OF professionai iawbreakers would con-
spire To ruin racing IN cas, any v y, reportcd AZ
the track that two members MAD been i5 done
wrong they ought to have been ruled on. Sus
nendif,c Jockeys even jockeys SO vel KNOW" a.
oIdeT 10 ret honest racing it will be necessary 10
rule of several nookmakers, OWES anu ,sb"n,.et
Hwners trainers and jockeys lose no sie.P %' tS
jockeys are SUSPENDED Incy ar, n snendrd ones
can be Influenced as readily as men m 'xnected
untn The turf rulers pluck up sI TO sparep
Of Dowey's courage t)ewey mas l.tnF =" spa"
Wore"ver the Jockey cub must provide better
starne ana anu bn sfaritrs countless errors
sra Screening and the handicapped has lost ""4f-
eyer }nddrnI li' dsmaI failure Yesterday he made
a En- OF the important Oriental Hamdcap TO Gam, inp
pp hfre % %Sff ram Imp and Charents The latter
VAS out for second money 1niy, hat If was I'M
possible for him to ourun Imp Whsn o 1rio nwT
, 22rsS pD the handcapper ought to be retired
Mo4rnc won The first race, under pull B'"e OF
Memphis beat Isdor easily Tor the place. ,, 90
The stsGp"cnaS, of tbe otsiers in the betting
Van snip was second and Baby Bill ne faVor''e'
I'm the Holly Handicap Unfair start destr9g ytS
the chances Of Warng and Sarma,lmal 'Y ga
sea ,ye last ,w sridcs Tren Hammock with
rush lsi, s ang ' c5as n tb,rd l"' >
As expected INN had practically a ~akkor'd III u,
the oriental naral" au the running and won IN
pmn This mare viii be shipned 10 her winter
9aae5S i Il o9 sso gN the e oSa haHSsp
per with testimonial for ne has zee" '"o'' '''''
Torite star Inim n1l ,ho ,6ecf,ne Went 90 Hardly
wSo led throurhou, -..a.u,,.
T ~. g the ' SSS ak wh the stewards No
action was announced. The summaries
FIRST RACE H'sh~eight handicap ~" So'e'
SIX furlons' r..,,v
-. Pl
O. M'1.-iss ch Mef. ,cs II, BY ,.s SIR
idi, Iaumaai p -
T ! Mclsies b. Z Ben' q NeT 49,, 81 IL
-, 10 naive m 1sd,r 3 ias CTa~sp IS "a
Pen Ioli 3. % ............. R I<Hisl o o.
'"'e' MIC 3D. Time H.
.,. ~ ,ro ,eng,ts' tire. lengths between
..cona and MIRO
SECOND RACE Handicap s'eep'e'h''' ''0O s''e' f'''
ooar. 1,......, v.-. chan Wv CIR
Ar. o1a" 5- , Ci '" ases i4o n 800.
~. <..,... =. Vat, shin q 1ei
!
' v,-...,bv-y,. ch q PaNy Bill aged.
l35 ., so .''''.''''.'''' ,c'tbranel al ii
anu ,c3 ffr Iiavesl 81 p
Iecanioron 2 i33 Ocar. l3el S'aon j." -
Havirllne 4 - ,"'. I"'' ''-' tIcc,r, Cd 10
Tlme-4'4%
Won driving hy Two lengths, three lehs'ns ne'"-e"
second ana third
1000 y, ,.-rrl.,r - .,yo YEAR oite
THIRD RACE h'I'i'i i'.>''' o. ~ ~
$500 added. Five ana one hat fnrlores
p r,,a-.s nix Hammock iy Han
i'o..c~ .rra~is fos n .... wilson 81 p
-.ti,,e b Naufanlc. ia .l}llanil > - Go
" II Clarke b. G. Mayor Glroy 100
,..r 1ol ......... .... CO.. I@ary) Isl 81
v-t~i-r 100 ............... 81 3ullmanl o - -
Flnn Cong ~. ....-........ Nan knien
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