New-York tribune., 1900-09-13

coo and clear. the weather was KIND and the track
was fast No trace Of a tempest or even Of a
s,uau couI6 be discovered But the number OF
r-an6scznd tickets actually soId was small and
sbs athertng CT spectators was scautv In no ee.
scr since Christopher Columbus landed on Cat
Island has the public been SO III treated in rba
rrosr popular races as Fl has been in 1909 and
pubic pockets sre lean and meaCre now Yet ,he
r1rf nauipulatoTs not nnerc5fuI They are stool
tuE everything II sight because they fear r-o,,b1a
a-ea6 After the Ge5uge." they cry The -
Ike the sluEEers and their sandbaR gang Ssnsyr7.
Americans suspected long ago that Corberr a,6
Mccoy and saarkey and Jerries and Naba- sr5
thsr acconpIlces and associates would break o-,e-
8 coGa IN order 70 pTy gold filings out oF the
1eeth Ct corpse, and on the turf there are Soma
persons whose plans for getting living are not
much mere reiliaeo and delicate than those Of the
double cross bruisers.
SIX races were seen a. G-avesend Not ,rs ~
lhen was clean and fair Each Of the hsIf 5ozen
was shiny Il Two o. them the successful horse
ss-Ted -2e green colo-s, which have served as the
5azoI-y q arrogant and fat Wirtes turf boss-sh31
L would De necessary 70 80 7,sry. - - -tz
Ehe1 t5e son % George the Third then the Prince
q Wales vas warned OF the British r,irs for com
pEc-y II ooErIpI schemes II order 20 ind an apt
pGrsleI fer TIE cheating Of yes.erdav In rba 7rs-
rzcs TIE Nusketeer. ridden nv T~-na-- cfl,-a-z-7.
RIDDEN eT Barns. and lebanon ridden nv FfII7-,an
we're a. saorr prices No one OF the three riders rta5
hard Tt-h zeal and skin TO be first. bur TeIa-7o-
07-@--s- second pace Ia TaLie scored first
ne
Xuskereer and Burns on SiIze-5aie saa,,.z %, =
--ng II tae interest Of the pooIroouls
Z ne second Ta--Ping affair most Of the purIa-s
II lAs s7-c-e were obviously anxious that Ocean
Ter VIC vas bedecked with the green coIors of
he ---- b3sz, should get frs- money They rolled
HsFey 10 turn over 70 him the loot Of thar Chi
1sse expedition Therefore Decar-e- was frs
E-lg 5-a06-e srroEed home second ard Ranro-
vas -hi-c- Henry rode Herbert and Burns roya
5oIos-e-- as Z they had been soaked with chic
roto-Z before the flag fell. When tbe two lads
Esc shaken o1 The spell OF their rnandrarorz
ze6ica-re1ts both of them were seemingly exuIr-
Ri I1at l1e-- mounts had uor been placed and
t1sr L-cz-te-, the porter OF the wise money
hs5 zks7 ersC place. The running and riding of
Ee-5e--- Bon5saeL and Pink Coat were so pe-
cI2- r1s- sone q ne gra1dstand witnesses
thought hey we're watching roof garden show OF
trained cats I1Es IS E notable year for Bosses
50ss P-ar- has his way al Saratoga Boss Croker
haS his way with the Democrats and Boss Hitch
eock -2s as way OF the turf VII there ever be
T1s r---c exhibition vas for rwo-yea--old hIles
jana Hanover Tave1a- Crieuta and Tgnoie[oT
Es-s q oTlet Prices u the large fe-d Orienta IS
H-pe-c- S1e Is by Henry q Navarro out Of Orte-
csr-e- 5r- P-.--z o-A ~ he v-r--- ,,ris-s - ~
United States messed E=r and Lnud5led her all
sz the1- regular jockey are honorable owners but
Bz-2s aaz RIDDEN many times as crooke6ly as
ccrks-reV- WAT patient. long suffering gentle
Der -Le Be.m2r-s are on the turf, Both August
Belmont and Perry Belmont have been wrOnged
aga and again IL The G-wise handing and riding
o r-e-- horses bur each q them IS the exemplar
z-c model CT CleekLess and humility IN racing.
Eaea 0f mem eboun5z il good nature and InduI-
go -- az ~- -sr!a= rES1-eeT OF ]2cA@y Infir
thought any I-a--sr jockey whom ne employed
&C 10L CO rs duty faithfully. but August Belmont
zn6 Perry Belmont appear % enjoy getting the
worst e me game week after week and month
me lively pas-t-le os rob8lrg millionaire owners
vas never more hourishtng tnaa nov Or1eEta was
6'Ges3az rode zeas.de II that third race She
s51zh-ec enc t1rs" nm zgel-zL ne fence. some
his --gh- hand Is sciu sound Three q Zenaides
TIE conditions. q the fourth race were arranged
{ G HiLdret5s Eulce-n was an overw heIrning IA
Zor:'s 4 -9g o9o7 s,G On ly toQr Ea1-Eulcain
q 1-o1- There vas only one way 10 beat Vul-
egta szE yazr was foT his Iockey Bul!rnan 70 feil
Ia Ere 1el5 q four horses Al the comfortable
taacs q nile and q sixteenth. Il was one Of the
rnosr significant falls ever seen IN the
Ea- Racing n this STATE is now II many so-called
contests s= rick shell game as those shell games
y -1z- -oce patriot state Senator Tim Sullivan
arc Tin Sullivan IS leading Cur11nan William
& Bar--ck Is another. Richard Croker IS another.
y ~ ----5SS - ---S.oIs = So ;-S N- ~
regulations q certain politicians including certain
STATE ss1zl5rz wiz blaze in letters OF living light
CANS saddle, Big Gun al the most ridiculous OF
Thzt lre rascal Burns. rode Pupil in The. ffth
1sce ~ over me track As ne had previously ridden
5o--oz-e-- Therefore PupL was unp5acea- -sT 5grns
maze 1-e record yesterday. Ae rode Silyerca-e,
four horses Rad many friends and each one Of them
znould have zot place. Perhaps Burns could not
Pupil, 1C- certain that with perseverance en-
srgy s1c zeal he could have got place with every
o-s . HIS riding yesterday was as in
ts-eT- - re 1z--I-g --E 80 rhz nooI-oo1ls as
hgs been Observed anywhere for years.
Tu-1e- --Ge four winners DecaDre-, Barbara
Freitc1-e. DoLa-do and Red Path McCue rode two
T1-1E-s Ia Fz-lere and Big Gun Now ls II Tot
Z pretty STATE o. things when Turner wins four
races o-r y six. and 3lcCue wins ne remaining
~. Boz q Lhese JoeAeys we're Lacsr sqsge9zsiop z
as yeat c7- rurt frauds ouI ool1 were taken PACK
N5v o-se more let II De stated with deiberation
20 e1E-as-s Lnat e.ets one q 2 L-s - ta9s a.
=-zves=1c yesterday vas stained ara spotted |It9
sT-5e-- zr1-zCC1nz Every one % them resemble
ne Co-1=-r- Mccoy boxing match Both the public
2.t ne ---.1ral-es are robbed dally-
51--a- vas not ser1oLs-y h-rI "nen ne sno
Z s -egr--ed mat tie stewards ot the National
Eu-- and S-eepechase Association are SUI lnvesl-
gs--1g ~ mining of Sir Hubert
s-sr z-Sa re Vas l1Is-t ii tie FIarbCsh Stakes
TIE cu- -eg-e-ed and Z IS feared he VIII not Be Z
seer a. -1z post again LlLs year.
Prince o1.a-oVsk. was a. The track He was /
taking about California racing anc trying 70 n (
oIce prominent stables 70 make the TIP West Ior 4
Daniel Gaze-. The well known Jockey. sailed yes
te--ay On The = Louis 70 rice r England ,
Trainers VINO train for liberal and unsuspect4g 1
1FTre-s' 81 nj ga- proper return FOR their gen
erols eZpe-6---re wholly unworthy q ths IN
eTee-s- s-7h r-ainers should be looked upon as
TIE summaries fellow
FIEsT RA-E-Hsndicap for TWO yszr-oIds; 500 added
gs. Rs'si=F 3
sr.ls-5.a17 = $3.50
& E-.a-esa.s sa- c. lebanon. IA. s.
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