New-York tribune., 1900-07-04

Even the best OF plungers hurt sport and damage
every racecourse. II is deplorable that Mr. Whit
ney has decided to depart to-day. Suppose that he
put pnt on his trip and set on @ I0ob an 4nsparhs @ anT
affair delved into by detectives. not forgetting the
:Pitsb8rEp pG' Phs a bets on chaTentus Possibly
might get various sixteen to one results!
The Tribune's racing column yesterday advised
its readers to go to the track either on July
of the things %hSR took took place yesterday @ were
people ought not to assist In maintaining the @ turf
While such practices are permitted Fer n
OF p,.t fool colo, or I knave Which? so tbroo u,r
he and IN ds 5Re m hS The nse
gains from the betting ring and the pooir6oms
were reported to be enormous. 1t was rumored
piled up In any single day of his life. How
he Amerean W." turf eStreV If his sort Of thing is
to continue? In the second race-a cheap selling
did not fr aG NTH b their mounts @ in any quarter mile
Phil Turf Trust is becoming too close corpora
ton OF course in the Kamara race the time was
burg Phil-shaw Turf Trust controls the tracks,
Kamara class can travel rapid miles! How crazy
eP0usy soCaed racing of this sort ehnd Ka
mara in that selling job were several horses that that
such hippodromes with their liberal patronage?
The first race however, was fair honest and
clean Whitney's ally, .Biashandra, won that hat
Weights and distance captured the m third race & al
ten This was William Jennings's Rolling Boer.
Mr.. Astes Jack Point is somewhat above the
IN aRg the e n the last e run u Of the after
NM Mf6 6 Of Pare % was e second a4d c
disliked Decanter. who was at short price, was
doom got got the the dFst race on KiashandTa Patton
S On 6ne a h[ On noE Be b P H
turf trust Jockey. got the others on kamara'
1t is expected that the Pittsburg Phil-Canada
Starter-Jockey Shaw-snti- Whitney and anti-Publc
Turf Trl1sr ui1in f,l1o aud
both the masses and the classes. who sometimes
PpUsr tui gGeSIS' mlgI WioTs Z 'Ske Mar H.
Spencer. Maher McCue Turner. Mitchell and Claw
SON. If those horses are at short prices Beware Of
Then you may have one chance Of sixteen Of re,
It way Ts ans a2on on u July yoqr does not
rain and the track is dry and fast it is likely that
Double Event for two-year-olds and perhaps two
while, China is in the widest turmoil. Might 1t
not be advisable to open racetrack in Peking and
of our plungers shaw and several other Jockeys,
many bookmakeIs and various other racetrack
they liked with them, and nobody would wear
Significant talk is heard here and there 10 the
earfs mat owners and trainers who desire good
more of the starters assistants. Manv
years ago Caldwell the noted starter. left Mr..
M aggn had % 6aeSed e Ben me All c0pi0as
Not all IN the following winter Caldwell aid ei'7Sa was
a guest Tor weeks at one Of Mr.. Haggins princey
ran. or Ispahan, or the Sultan at Stamboul never
llNed more sumptuously than Caldwell lived at
the Haggin ranch. Nightingale tongues and ter
rapin tails his daily diet. After that winter
ranch owner Ike TO entertain the present starter
or his assistants for a few weeks? The ranch
owners horses might get fair starts next season.
Only one OF the six faVCrites successful. That
TO the public. who were heeced and plundered most
brazenly, and on n huge scale, but it after
noon OF immense profits for the Pittsburg Phil
trust. The weather was perfect. No
Joyable July day was ever known, and the track
was dry and fast. The meeting which closes to-
day has been q wonderful meeting for fine weather
but II has been a deplorabe meeting for some of
the worst in-and-out running and some OF the
piainest jobs for years There will be no rae
ing tomorrow On Friday Brighton will open It's
portant attractive and interesting race Of the meet
ing at that course, VIII be on Saturday In
the Brighton Handicap, with a good day and good
track, Etheloert Imp and others of the best horses
IN America will go to the post There have been
so many clear days at Sheepshead that Brighton is
The summaries follow:
FIRST RACD-speciaI weights $500 atded Six fur
longs. track.
VIII. GgtP''''nff77 St p
NJ Nfurphy's h. h. Richard j. O. 12S 12SSo', Ito out
P. H Hume's b. g. Commander 1IiIIeT out
Time-1:14zs " w o-l
Won easily by two lengths: lengths between seq
ond and third.
SECOND RACE-seing; $500 added One mile
J p. Martins br. T. Kamara. by Candle
mas-Balaklava- yrs. 81 rb 9e)