New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-12

In Wall Street Maynard brokers have been
known TO carry wash sales" perncious
form Of bogus gambling intended to deceive the
simple public. 1t was laundry afternoon at
siravesend yesterday. and Maher McCue and
some other jockeys were busy the tubs. Makers
ride on Central Trust the favorite IN the Myrtle
Stakes almost as slippery with soap his
ride on Sarmatian a few days ago and it was
similar in several details. McCues ride Kin
nlknic IN the same race was one OF the fine exam
pies OF The pnwheel performances Of this cozen-
ing lad, whose exploits have brought much
discredit upon the sport One absolutely clean,
wholesome and pra.seworthy victory recorded
and no more That was the success Of W. c.
Whitneys Holstein. He the best OF the two
year-ods in the fifth and earned first money
squarely.
The third was reeking with scandal, and the
smell thereof was so rank that Barren Island
doors like the scent Of Parma vioets in com
parison. John j. McCaferty has a notoriety
the turf which resembles that of Mayor Van Wyck
IN the city government. Sensitive people hold
their noses when the June breezes carry the fra
grapce of either reputation. McCaferty
colt called McAddie. If that colt called Nc
Camerty he would sIpell sweet Only four ran
,n the third race-McAdde, All Green. Fair Rosa
mond and Callear. Clawson rode All Green, who
Is beyond reasonable question a better colt than
MeAdeie. Clawson has been repudiated by his
father-H-Iaw Isn't that enough? Fair Rosamond
is owned by the wealthy William Lakeland. and
was ridden by Frasch. Wasn't that enough? Cal
lear nau as much chance as the Ice Trust con-
spirators viii have in future life. The boldest
rascais the turf plunged unstintedly on Nc
Addle and Clawson or All GEeen took good care
Ilat Lhelr Dels were never IN danger.
The weather was faultless for racing. the attend
ance was very large for M2nday and the track
that the management was not SO keen, penetrating,
and ob6ers WOULD have 6eeH in aWe Of nsm Ths
tFlcksf SIC; say saw they could DO as they kedxand
track, acted in the Myrtle Stokes as if he had
q
OF delirium tremens Unless he can be compelled
be banished from the turf 1000
foon, with mstless lethargy and BufToon was third
Instead OF mrs., as he should have been Pitts
Ts and KaTaaTa TiddeD by sD little RauseS Was
seeond It Ias reported in the betting ring that
digitetor and backed him lightly. On June McCue
Se at f baeed he IN dnq ao s R
with her McCue IS an Infectious turf pustule. full
Turner can r.. ride well when he is in the right
hansen in the second race was plainly cuipabie
He could have won that race easily, but he rode
pass him ana get The prize when G2rd baltimore
nae nae beaten Cyran1 Turner made bungtng, tardy;
Frederick Gebhsrd's Lord Baltimore, ridden by
There was tiresome, delay at the post before
that second race and the starter was all at sea
but It was not the kick which defeated Nansen It
Central Trust, ridden by Maher won striking
victory last week With surprising ease Yesterday
grounds The fact that Central Trust was Inplaced
was not the fault Of the horse It was the fault
Of Maher Where was / Hommedieu?
Ms9eg ride on Kpninnc was as disgracefui as
e D. Morgans Blue Devil, admirably trained by
boder, ana ridden with marked skill by Spencer,
yon. the last race. E. D. Morgan has a considera-
Racing conmissio but he e OWLS o only 'e sew feW
horses; Baden has done well for him With Blue
Morgan TO buy dozen fine racers and let Boden
state Racing ommission.-August Belmont. E D.:
Morgan and John sanfordIare men Of large
20 set a no5le example on the turf by racing a
James Rowe is the only millionaire trainer IN
America. although his friend A. ]. Joynsr is a
wealth by hundreds of thousands OF dollars Rich
ira fa are patent GOD natured kind hearted
ser for a time and comprehends the difficulties
he Is rieidiy reticent as rule When his wrafb
ever the start which Tommy Atkins received on on
opinion Of such starting. in volcanic phrases the
establishment was general It should not be forgot
ten however, that the provocation was intolerabe.
The starter conducted himself Yesterday as If he
gsts had criticized him sharply for the start which
ne gave e., 10 To, Tommy ATKINS This may have con-
worse than usual He was so slow and clumsy
mar Ie ss race f Was not over until long after
hut il noteworthy that Spencer the Keene
away badly Even Canadian starter NAV VoI learn
sooner OF later &c go in when it rains.
Spencer two races with Lord baltimore and
Blue Devil: Turner, Shaw, Rausch and Mitchell
Jacob Worth. Of Brooklyn. who was for years a
prominent and Influential politician both IN Kings
racing stable and IS now buying veariings He
has already purchased some promising youngsters.
EroSemen reminded that of the most i'm
portant sales OF yesrlings this season viii he held
lnents OF Melbourne and Dixana and looks
alone should commend themselves. TO intending
purchasers. They are all fashionably bred and
good prices should rule This is a most tempting