New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
THE RACETRACk.
FANTASTIC HAPPENINGS IN WESTCHES-


TER
On Monday the racing at Morris Park declined
toward the level OF AQueGuct Yesterday it de-
.cended below the standard Of Aqueduct Imp
could have won the hr.t in glide. yet she
was third al the end. Her trainer said he sent
500 into the ring. On what day will thai 500 be
sent back 70 him? He viii be compelled 10
wait long. When Imp defeated a few days ago
TIE excuse was put out for her that she could not
run up 70 her form a 'cuppy' track. The
course not cuppy yesterday Were the stew
ards cuppy7 Two Of them We're interested
in a mare named Forget. who an even money
tavorfte in a certain race and crawled home
furIong in the background. a third steward is the
swifrest sprfnter for outside odds in the ring
the Jockey Club tracks have gazed upon for many
fortnight. That Imp outspan Is a Steel and Wire
barbed fence trek Look out for Imp Watch her.
Watch Peter Clay. who rode Imp. and took good
care Of her al The right spot. And watch Madden's
Approval and Madden's Golden also. They Will
bear watching. But dent waste any time watch
ing the stewards. They rarely watch any body.
and they ought never 10 be watched But several
eccentric people watch them closely and watch the
starter. TOO. And those watchers form their own
conclusions.
No one could doubt that Imp would be the IA
v0rtte in the first race. She backed until the
bzttng was at odds on. She had healthful look,
aad tie state Of the track suited her She was
fur,ougs CLAY pulled her back until she in the
Est three No more inpudent Dit 0f riding mas
bounded confidence in the stewards and MS conf
arrady said s was Thrd az @ the close TuIcdn amp was
hrst and Unrasked was second. How could stew
mess find fault with Claws riding Of Imp?
or in lofty heaps secured the second race by two
or three inches O'CounOr rode Brisk the second
have been frst and First Whip second But oGon
nor was stricken with loconotor ataxia, fashion
Whip outrode him. Therefore First Whips num-
Since the Isl Of January David Gideon's winnings
on the turf have probably SCARED 70 a total Of
terms OF intimate friendship with several trainers
fhe Pari Fair Wbv should beq There " are g so
many easy things and so many easy people on
here than in France: Daniel MaheF is Pierre
lard's colt An1:ew Jackson Joyner trains Mari
bert Mr.. Gideon. Mr.. Joyner and Mr.. Maher are
Park proved that he had CLINT Of speed now and
then, M2Tioert carried great deal OF money IN
he carry foi Mr.. Gideon and his friends? Maribert
Fair Al Paris some queer, quaint. weird things
may perhaps invite inspection. But why should
things when 1e can travel to Westchester ana see
Aaribert ridden By Maher, unplaced in the New
Rochelle Handicap. and gioat over the running of
SURVIVOR IN fiTst place Of Missionary In second
and then reflect over the inner mysteries of the
IN the first race AIschievous was kicked at the
posi-. and was Withdrawn, with the consent of the
ca in that race Maher took the honors with he
favorire First Whip in the second Contest ocon
nor rode the odds-on favorlte udrim in the third
ond and m erberf war tird Next ta the MAJ
ing collapse Of Maribert and King Barleycorn in
Survivor state senator MtCarren owns Survivor
vivor but ouf his money on AIaribert Senator Me
Carren has many pleasant qualities. and is highly
colt and backing Maribert. then he got the double
cross. as many j Senator on the turf has got IL
The air was hot at Morris Park. and the betting
attendance was amazingly large, for so volcanic n
tenperature and f2r SO poer racng Pr9gG2 4n1e r
deadly enemies. Nevertheless. Mr.. Gideons jockey
vas Ike he 3hantasagora Of ps or the triad
OF shells-(now you it and now you don't see
Mr. Gideon brought suit AGAINST MT DIVER f2r
finally Tor many thousands of dollars in settlement
q that suit. And yet Mr. Gideon's jockey rode Mt
DIVERS horse in the fifth race and was first with
him VIII wonders ever cease? Don't forget those
three words n C2rdnal n oIsey lare"ttl t lalN
He was thinking Of Phiir J. Dwyer.
favorte in the last race Spencer isn't often good.
but he was good this one x and nd bFfarm yddite
Bu. after all il a clean afternoon of clean
gor'7 No thousand times no Imp va and Iesd Mar
.Bobs' on turf '.Bobs' Of Erin is chasing the
New-York ''Bobs' who viii chase the professional
gamblers Of The Empire stat de rs rs not YET IN IN
Trust II IS also cursed with faro nank nee aeeSig R
swindled New-Yor1ers?
The summaries follow:
FIRST RACE-specia weights; $3.50 added Six and 'ne-
furlongs. withers Mile.
Betting.
PI.
< z Leghs ch. c VulcaiA, by Kingston
ArrovV grass , 5rs.. l13 n Turner u II
J P F. 7. kesnes T. z Jnmssked. . .
3 f-I)encsr1 u -
Harness Brossnnan's blk Imp. j,
nay
Etar Chime ? 1o4 ......... fF3ullmanl Ii 5-l
lambert. aged i90- 20 Connorj -t-I
.AiscFe-0ps 3. ll3 Aalsh NJ u
Time
kicked post and withdrawn
Start poor. ridden by length: three parts
Of q length between second and third
SECOND RACE-seling: $50 added Seven furlougs
Withers Nile
danes McI@aughl~'s Dr. c. First Whip by
Duke Of M0ntr0se-Thelra. yrs, 1876 n.
lsIaherJ 6-5 Il
" L divers g. Brisk. aged.
lO'Connor) 2-I 3-5
r T wilson. rs ch c. Bang r. !. 1o7..
Rare Perfume : lOa ......-..- tBulnlarb 81 10
Free Lance g. uJ.ggetD 3O-l s-I
Time 27tz.
starr poor. driving by a very short head; two
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