New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-05
EVERY FAVORITE BEATEN.
THE KEENE FrLLY CAP AND BELLS A FAST ONE.

a MONDAY. Amazing lnOeeO must Do the prOHls /
already heaped up by the Brooklyn Jockey Club |
II is not a highly meritor1ous body. In many |
things It's management has been greedy and grasp
ing No thought of promoting the noblest sport |
with the broadcast aims has been effective in the /
councils Of this club. It's ruling purpose has been
to squeeze from the public, the betting ring. the
pooIroorns and the telegraph companies the largest
revenues possible When this association had its /
notorious fight with the telegraph companies and |
the poolroons years ago, shameful invasions both
of public rights and private rights practised
arrogantIy and audactousy upon its grounds II /
viii be benefit to Kings County. to the Borough |
OF Brooklyn TO Long Island. TO New-York and to /
the American turf when avenues and streets are |
laid out through these grounds and the betting |
ring is abandoned forever.
In several contests at this meeting sickening |
messes served up in the OF sport. /
Nevertheless absorbing is the passion for racing
this year that a popuous company passed through |
the gates yesterday and paid tribute the million
aire sports and politicians who hold the stock
The turf boom is kept up in the face Of obstacles,
abuses. evils and wrongs. In OF yesterdays |
affairs 1t painfully plain that trtckery and /
tobbery rampant they have been IN past |
seasons this This was especially true OF
the last race. Who doubt that the Jockey /
Club was indiscreet when McCue taken back7 |
No jockey who went wrong was every thoroughly |
trustworthy afterward. The same schemers who |
tempted him to fall sure TO tempt him again. |
and jockey guilty is proof against ternpta-
ton Did William Martin reform? No rider |
who has been tried and found wanting will always
follow the straight and narrow path when he re-
sun1es riding Since McCue won the Brooklyn !
Handicap with Kinlev Mack his microscopic head |
has become swollen that he thinks he is safe in
trying tricks Of any kind. His riding OF Ramara
in the last of several cases in !
point He did appear TO make an effort with
her until II too late.
James r Keene is in England and last week he
saw his colt Disguise II, by Domino out OF Bal
Gal run third IN the Derby. Mr.. keene adored
Domino. Had the OF Domino been first in the
T,arhT NJ mig
bronze. life size up the grave II which the
famous horse LES quietly sleePng An English iga
bronze by a famous sculptor King Tom was not
old form. although ne was a notable sire, why
should Wall street noblepan lag behind member
hesitate or Hnger? Why is 1t that Domino in
f danh e Of pGo c a ind
6f e Ttb @ foT P
CRIME. Cap and Bells was seen for the first time
start but when the irrernedabie Spencer let her
@ she sR9e by those n soe 3f 4es ag1
gasped who beheld her; This Cap and Bells is un-
fore Ashes. L1erana Add and Anecdote were pre-
10 asr IN me 5 fs sna LANES ian
TO and to against Cap and Bells whose sire
and Bells trotted home and Rowe is reported 70 /
nave won Won money enough 70 act as angei for an,
9SzPs say that %hsn De WOLF HOPPER Is STadgaSsd
viii star him in an operatta entitled, The Man OF
OConnor talks too much. In fact, he talks Sc
much that che starter. who wants 70 do all the
Ing SO much that he is rapidly forgettng a the little
ne eEer knew about riding: Oconnor rode the /
not have won with her. Cap and Bells is faster /
restless tongue been buckIed down. and had he
5eld fast to the scanty wits which nature gave /
Ashes BY wanton laundering he threw away sec /
Did John 2 Nader, err when he sold Luerana
to A simo mons Mr. Madden is not often wrong
MY OF some value. and II y not likely that A /
Just made an important purchase by cable. He
bought from the Prince Of Wales Sandringham !
All three are by St simon out Of Perdita H. Mr. |
Of the best blood for his Lnantcent breeding
brother Of the TWO Derby winners ought 70 be a /
blue grass, mofstened with true Kentucky dew the
tncomparable OLD Madden whiskev. the equal of
Hamburg himself should be At the head Of the /
indscreton Mr. Madden sold Hamburg to Marcus ]
Daily. who has exiled him 10 Bitter Root beyond /
him back: In his dire extremity he has appealed
kind and generous TO Americans, has consented 10 |
help him out Having Pers!mmon as a stallion, the
Perdita cross he viii shin sandrngbam 70 Ham
burg Place Mr. Madden refuses 70 div1 ri he
price paid, but everybody knows that the Prince |
Of hts horses 10 an American for much less than |
he would expect from Frenchman or even from /
BY the way should the Prince wish at any time
branch OF il he could not find an ADLER and
shrewder agent. manager and resident American |
The starters feelings before the last /
race, when his worse than worthless barrier
hurts racing, but he fondles and cherishes it as
II were g pet Canadian poodle. What a whimsical /
body that Jockey Club is in permitting him TO use
such Canadian monstTosity or a barrier!
Jumping horses often jar things. A few days
ago Lakeland was at odds on Catalepsy, epilepsy /.
Ean second 70 Governor Grisgs, DR., rlEie66sFg
was an eagle in his soaring last week Yesterday
he ar earthwOrn. How those jumpers iuulDt
Rowe. with Cap and Bells, proved that trainer
sometimes gets runner ready Tor the first race In
have Red Path edge for the third race in which
he the favorte, but was unplaced. Red Path
IS superior to Orontas. Scales and Long Isle, the
three that ahead Of him at the finish but the
three had been seasoned and hardened, and
ripe. Red Path was not Decanter was not when
Burch him 10 the post at Washington. The
public viii be prudent in not touching the Hitch
cock horses until public racing has proved them 10
"a thoroughly fit.
Every one of the SIX favorites was defeated
Isn't the Gravesend track bad little hole"
one OF the foremost trainers in America calls II?
II has been prolific OF queer manipulatons on the
part OF certain owners trainers. Jockeys and pro-
fesstopaI gamblers ever since ii was opened Nc
similar 70 the rides which earned him a suspension
in 1899 and possibly it was prompted by the same
people who pulled the strings which made him act
Maxine Gomez. handsome odds the NTH
race with Turner up. Firearm. ridden by Spencer,
was second. When Michael Clancy. former owner
OF Maxine Gomez the victory OF the horse
which he worshipped the horse that was so cruelty
taken him in selling race by r NJ; Taylor.
sob almost choked his utterance- Then he lifted
up his voice and wept aloud Later he delivered
long Grafton the wtckedness OF designing
who would deprive OF his only comfort
IN life Clancy athletic until callous listener
coldly suggested. 1T your own fault. Mike.
why dd you put him In that selling so cheap
Then Clancy turned his back on his unfeeling audi
ence and walked of in rage
rT1one a DID, %rh Ii niS s1s op5 ror FtbeIbert
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