New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-16

until it was 100 late to outrun either Imp or kinley
rhe handling Of Imp in 1899 and 1860 a d inc inc
$50 are two turf scandals Of the biggest and black
est kind It Is certain esn main {n@E properly and
wh2 can engage sltqz }oSkey 10 Would 5I be better
weight for age than any horse IN training -
America except Commando - o,tnongb he
carried 126 pounds What singular hctlon5 nave
in order To- get good betting against him! Similar
fctions circulated industl1oHsl! apooG S 80
public tales spread abroad IN m s1Sh
after month that kinley Mack egs eTee ri on
soft track Yet Kinley Mack has proved rePea.d5
track as any other horse in America. The Ac6ss
fba sappRra Trust stricty limited
which was prematurely broken up oE the sue he
that the mantle of Ananias and sa2Phr2a i has
fallen upon Kinley Mack Fiction IrusL' r ar
than the towers he Bro9yn o BTd tBe 9F me
In the Penal Code of the Empire STATE about
provision that any 9ne WIG telS us sSmen Sew
eraf months ago certain miscIeants VINO mao LOU
their friends in confidence that they were not i had
never bald a dividend. were hailed before magis-
and ws!f S2s as nfS TO hs siay Of
n Rapid T2ms at 49, wh hat is to be
done TO the transgressors who utter calumnies
ab d half fuTongs the Keene colt Conroy startled
every by astounding reversal OF FORM I,, AT
Handicap conroy was an added starter, and was
ode a. him and he was beaten by Beau Gallant, Dub
lin. Far Rockaway and OF n0L T'hr ,djIan hI
spencer won the Holly Handicap. defeating Dublin
Bellario Water Color, Beau Gallant ana nuInner
sal Of form but reversal OF form deeply dscredjt-
stable owned by James R. Keene vice-chalrnan OIL
the Jockey Club, the stable which employs spencer t
details of this reversal of form are studied the me
more 5 t6 6Ges over AGAIN his Loudly eX
pressed charge OF 'premeditated robbery" in the
Flatbush Stakes. and 10 ask SPENCER some search
ing questions to his riding OF CGnroH VINO VIE
heavily backed by the GHG fa PPbG g eny e
ceivable possibility have had touch OF 'Pr--d
NewOp Bsn9ingt04 good ,s t $G Ben a %as is
gheSI nf mich the best Of one of those un
fair and inexcusabIe Canadian starts which the
present starter deI!gh hts to give ubNn a.sP prGTe
could do to run third TO Contoy and Dublin.
Water Color son OF WaercFefS ana ana Ta n6n
millionaire J. 3. Haggin, who, in former years
F Ps re3own water Color is trained by one Of
IittIefeIds and was ridden in the Holly Handicap
Ilttiefelds Every one Of the l6oo Or Little
ds is presumed to have have had had, his eef be on Waer
Color IS fast colt. but ne was rdaeh IN d Sow w.
6ne of the The JOCKEY has afraid
his life sce he had bad 1 80 tears GGq
MI Haggin has lost this year many races which
he
handled, trained and ridden with even average
skill XII, sr,.a parton fell IN the steeplechase as
did also Challenger and Count Navarro. but no one
of the horses and no one OF the riders was hurt
w c. Whitney said yesterday that there is no
chance that BaiIyhoo Bey will be in condition to
accept the Keene challenge for race with Fom nv
Atkins al the time specified the Fft week OF me
chance of his being seen at the post again this
M2Ptanc asd Sm from W e w Pnss
Ia IJa will he q
The sS m JeE S has and It
has generously decided TO give an extra days rae
ing on FTda SptembsT a. for The benefit OF The
Philip ]. Dryer president of the club. says that
an attractive programme win be arranged and he
expects that the receipts for the fund will be large
The summaries follow:
FIRST RACE-HiEhweght handicap. for all ages 500
''''' '''r' 81 P'''lnf fl
MoGian %hl3n;Gzs p yrs A i5s oy
E L Lee.rs CHI. C, Gold Or. 3. i38
F, J. Healey's e. 0arOunole 2 ;,i ~: a,
4 4H6S 20 oF ;GIS5ns} 81 q
R Ra:s Sesd iya5} 81
O'' = Tins iost
Start good. Won easily by a length and a half
distance between second and third.
SECOND RACE-HandIcap steeplechase: 5000 added
About and one-helf miles
W. c. Hayes's CHI h. Cock Robin. by Tea
A. [, Fosters BIZ. &, Captain Piersall 8.
1872 -. Ic2nGyan) 10 2-l
PsrTn g. 14o. len 1s sSaF% %
+Fsn and was rernounted. Eel.
very easily by eight lengths Count Navarro was
rernounted by stable helper finished time
limit for third money
THIRD RACE-HOLI.Y HANDICAP; $1,000 added Five
ons-half furlonEs.
ST r. G fssRsi in Ss Goq5G S 1 BY
eourhaores Stables Or, Dublin. T 5Ss;s;
N Bennington's CHI. c. Belario 128...e..
waserooor. .qAt FSf%S8 81 III
Fake io2 Gear. lo5) CAIcJoyn0 Isl 81
Aa!@iig9t 100 ~ C, Shaw 81 81
PsnS G1 Ps5per 1o wcdGeI liam FL 81
Anecdote 100 ................ .(slacIo 40-l ID
.FeiI
Start very bad Won driving by head; same distance
between second ana third.
FOURTH RAcE-sEcoND SPECIAL; 81 500 added; spe-
cial weights. One and one-half miles.
Harness g. BrossIans blk Imp by
East.n & IaraOe's b, c. KInisy Mack; :
iG B.lmonis B. c Eth:ibeft. 4 ia socueo Al o0
McNetkin g. no. I'm. "a; 4spsnoeF) 80 -
Won driving by a length; neck second and
third.
FIFTH RAcD-For two-year-olds: 5000 added: selling
Five furlongs
pFaos sI I4:s Or or sa 5n' i6r
E g Hue tS,s CHI T. Lady Padd.n Di oS e 10
R W. Walden & Sons b. T. Gracious, is
sSffFsd. f S!s i24 w:dde.aad III
B; S5sseia i IS car iii yliis%s ri 81
Lone EsSernsa al 81