New-York tribune., 1900-09-06
Fleeing RICH OWNERS.
v.-zrox AHo LADY or THE VALE DID NOT
RECEIVE FAIR TREATMENT

RECEIVE FAIR TREATMENT
-. rne--y ru-f game Of robbiug American mill
,,-as-es was kept up with spirit and al Sleeps
.ss6 Yesterday The principal victims were the
sr-fc-cs and August Belmont but one Of them
,-u consent 70 admit that he wronged Every
~ az -he-- has too much faith in trainers and
,,.ks~s ard starters acknowledge that any plot
--r beeEs- can get the better him on the race
--srks Rock-or. q colt owned BY the Sanfords has
rnoorro- speed. and could have been first in the
sssc-5 race had Spencer. who rode him, been loyal
y 5es.rous of first money Rockton is by Meddler
7ut q Brown Princess Last season, when he was
-wo years ot age. he ran with notable velocity At
sgraroga a few weeks ago he moved so swiftly that
c5-rf--e5 Wac5aun1 almost guIped down his entire
GARDEN party. while with bUlgng eyes he gazed
a. re amazing strides % Rockton one Of the
Ss-so-Es Is Z member cf the rinery-footer State
Pacing Commission Were Nr- Sarford's compre-
hensio- q tU-1 Jobs arranged 70 despoI him equal
q TIE t-vt1cible an.sbliJy Of his disposition he
would SIR Up trouble concerning SPencer's cold
storage riding % Rockton. Spencer was not frantic
&c gel -1ar prize 50 much plain careful
Observers. He could have been first with Rockton
e. ne weights and the distance. but he was in
modest ana retiring mood. He came IN fourth, be-
hind NcNeektz, Wh-stling Con and Kamara-
L e reported that the young man who trains the
Sanford horses formerly sold peanuts in the West
Brighton Midway, and II IS said the peanuts were
not O. re most delicate quality. However that
nay -, tie riding Of Eockron looked Ike q case
owner himself may Tot think so. but American
u-Lo-E--es Who are used unfairly on the turf do
nc- always know when they are used unfairly
August Belmont nay never admit that his colorz
s u7asy SCI dpo5 s5heE he Sn admits @ OF 9eI n6t 5e
Is tso-ye2r-o.d sly Lady q Tie Vale ls bred mag
-1rt champion Moreiio in the FS1tur.ty- and gbo
To1 many r-cl stakes so- FLIES and mares Lady
q The Na-e would have the fifth race had the
zee, Bryan, Canadian starter kept the small daId
A -1e post long tine Lady o. the Vale was quick
and eager and hot for TIE fray. She ran a long
way Il several breaks. By me unreasonable and
sa gh 6Ts asg3 gna as T EsTe5S9 eva Tus6ss s6s
eetva5:e chance which august Belmont had 4 that
The tides II the Bay Of Fun5y are choke-bcrs
1Ides. and the authors OF schooI5ook Biographies
ave EucE 70 say ABOUT them The mind oY he
S55Eg-5ore Bay-of-FIn5y xtidde ac1io6 M'5n = mas
7 Jre oe possible 70 tame This tidal Bay-ot-Fundy
stzrTe-, and make him useful The first scheme
snO-lc oe 20 build q jetry around him, and let the
17U1c : vas plain that M Bernort1s Tsdv OF fSe
Vale WIS deprived Of the ftth race tneQutably. but
s6cStnsb!v Iast Fridav IS Pirts6Ji-r P5s focIsAv
A. sheepsheac On august 80 according 70 the
tables published BY that excellent and admirable
der by shaw. vas TnpIaced in q race al seven fur
longs although he carried light weight A sheePs-
head on September ne again carried light weight,
vas 2ga-- r-1cen by Shaw, and was again IN
Yesterday IN the last race Candle Black again
carried light weight, was again ridden by Shaw,
5Ets5G.gg Pst! TOD lis frien6s f6at hs aid a0t
zig amounts him in The previous races n which
ne had been beaten badly. Balaam's ass may be-
aeye that SGT Of stuff but no one who is not ktth
ospt such sratenuents with creduury-
F-c-sbc-g Pal Is pleasant quiet modest, cif-
1oe1- young man Of agreeable manners He never
drinks, smokes or chews tobacco. He does not
male cigarettes He never takes snuf or dips
Re does not swear or use bad language. He never
Ms, ~ . ne ne gs snrne5 - ee r g so 1eoT S
IN X p a =
lis VIE would have found IN Pittsburg Phi hero
even Ec-e v---Uous than the sainted Joseph No
vor-s- O. uncertain thoughts has Yet torn the gar
,ron aes-, and fees from the ternpIer al q gait
Grant .o1g Isl Of virtues and merits 10 Pitts
o-g PM and then come down 10 plain pass
segs ot COMMON cork cutter L few years
make 50 --,5 n1oneV = 50 short period BY bet
ting a. 80 ---7ege re 81 -fn,ss -eso-Ted 70
methods which oUght NOT 70 be tolerated That's
ioo 53Ts ' X oHS % Be- pam 5 truth ard con- common
. Tove e 5lS2Fg a 9 al E9 Es 52 Fl32 es4be ing has
osen clean, pure honest, Straight legal gambling!
tert and % axe his Jockey Shaw with him. The
peasant rats os Pittsburg PHI are 50 numerous
5o- hts Jockey ought 10 Be allowed TO stay. The
2s r-pe tor them both . 60
es- Candle Black put Up a. auction after
re -sst race Pirrsburg Phil watched the bidding
csrstu-g and made some suggestions in q low
> 2 AcG-l oUr & IS probable that Ptttsburg Phi
ErsceT.ok Ge5aard IS SO indignant over the ez-
sess.7s and misplaced ieuiency shown 20 Francis
= Beard p the case OF Charagrace that he has
-ssg1ec c-s place as z steward Of the NationaI
---nt and SceepIechase Association. and aIso ms
1osI22oe-s9tp n The association Mr Gebherd has
--sc tightly and wisely
TIE Ees1e stable has wonderful lot OF two
Z---c--s The 6lly MONDAY, e daughter OF
sgo1--c, was added starter for the Bellies
sla1er. and carried 10 pounds. including nve
yo-1os overweight Sweet Lavender carrying ID
g-1ncs. vas the favorite. ana ran well Al even
Ssg1-s s1e might possibly have defeated Noon
cay 5-- the Ten pounds difference she was com
ss;-eo 70 be conrsnted with second place Lazy
SOFT was rLlrd.
Tie Eeere coI9rs we're in front on The Regent
= ne hrs- race, cheap selling AFFAIR for Two
z. Whi-ney's fly Kiuashandre at over
S@-s--ni-g ODDS took the SEPTEMBER
EASILY from Advance Guarc Motley and James
-1e weather perfect for racing Ihe aeat
Hes not excessive and she track was day ana LaSt-
- me attendance was small, and mere Va 20
rms gambling and Shaws shametllly olsnoLleSS5t
so-AeyShlp were the chief topics OF LA4E
among Lhe droWsy and disguised spectators IN
re main The incidents OF the afternoon were as
-tecitaole The tn1Udicicus1 and foolish policy. oI
5sc.rg SIX days II the week breeds scandals and
--a-cs more prclihcally than the NsW-Jefsey
lamps breed mosquitoes
Candle Black who was entered 70 be sold for
e1N was oid gp S,l00 and sold 70 H Serodino' ths
oW-er q Mllstream- who finished second
-1e summaries follow
FIRST RACE-For tWo-yesr-cIds selling; 500 added
Sc s-''iPs. q
r 8 ? ?. Keenss b. 9. The Eegent ..
. - Aclan1's ch Golden Prince. 80
Tes-.s- p--. 3 D. az lshsW z