New-York tribune., 1901-09-12
THE RACETRACK.
SHAW SET DOWN FOR THREE DAYS FOR
THE BLUE GIRL RIDE-BELVINO
WINS AT 10 TO l.


At the close of the meeting of the Jockey Club
stewards at the sheepshead Bay track yesterday.
the following announcement. signed by F. O. Han
Ion assistant secretary of the Jockey Club was
made
= meeting Of The stewards of the Jockey Club
Bamont Is j. f. BTadferd F. r HcScack T G
TGe stewards Of the Coney Island Jockey Club pre-
sented REPORT IN the & mstter % of, Of the riding of
Flly staes Ike '5a on Saturday & &septerber After re;
sor the balance Of The Coney Island Jockev e'Iu5
meeting for negligent riding No fraud was estab-
lished In connection with the race
This decision Of the stewards If bound 10 excite
much discussion and some adverse criticism. The
inquiry into Shaws ride Blue Girl. which I'M
ouestionably caused the fllys defeat and deprived
william C. Whitney of the rich stake and the
greater glory, instituted at Mr.. whitneys re-
quest, and it is doubtful If he will be satisfied with
the verdict.
Including to-day, there three days of the
Coney Island Jockey Clubs meeting and Shaw is
accordingly down for three days If this is not
a light penalty for such fragrant performance as
shaw's would be difficult TO discover one Turner
was suspended for three days Monday merely
for spelling two for the Sapphire
Stakes. When the Coney Island Jockey Club stew
ards referred the Shaw TO the Jockey Club
stewards. they did in view his other rides of
q suspicious character I Saratoga"
SHAW'S OTHER RIDES
Snapper Garrison once suspended for six
months upon specific charge whatever but
merely for the good of the turf He had only been
riding bad looking races. concerning which no dis
honesty could be proved. Shaws ride on Ilatson in
the Latson-St. Finnan race and Blue Girl when
he allowed Goldsmith TO beat her at Saratoga were
doubtless the sort referred by the Coney Island
Jockey Club stewards. On top of these came the
Great Filly iasco, yet Shaw gets only three days
The prevalent view among hOrsemen probably
a
said:
Either Shaw deserved punishment or he did not.
II he deserved any punishment. he deserved a
severe one. Three days suspension is slight a
penalty 10 be almost luderous. Sleepy boys will
not be awakened by that of punishment. nor
will that kind Of thing reform dishonest boys"
Scratches spoiled the card at Sheepshead yester-
day. many owners Were disinciined TO their
horses in the cuppy going by the rain of the
We're withdrswn from The. Seprf1nber Stakes Ieay
ing only Blues Monarka ana Autolight Blues
slight favorite closing time and he played
with ease whenever ere Shaw allowed HIM him to 5V do so
Autoight was beaten city block. and why Mr..
John +. Madden scratched Bloodstock who was
,rom the Autumn Stakes and Green b. Morris
withdrew Homestead stable Tip gave notice
wise money at evens. Leonid simply rolled home me
tSo lengths before Major Dangerfeld Par Excel
lence's race was too bad TO be true
THE SURPRISE OF THE DAY
The grand surprise OF the day was furnished by
Belyino in the six furlong race for all ages Bel
vino had won TWO races In inferior company this
year and ar Gravesend finished third to Gold Spin
ner and Ethics in a distance of ground
beating Nones, DR.. Preston Satire Golden Grain
ags.Hst him az eIosing ti ne d IaseTs gave & ~ 10
most Belvideres 90 well In the mud ~ the the
weights the race was thought belong easily TO
Ltopian out Beivino led all the way. finely ridden
by 0connor. and closely attended by Locket far
Is s,h me head @ Of the stretch Here Utopian chal
or and win by a length
Who nssd Sd and M be % rio hiding by
the East did much TO help Nones win the last
Rhodes 90 the pacemaking for a mile and then
moved up gradually head and head with Louisville
ead aad Instantly lifted his mount into the half length
RIDE on Terminus so long that louisville got the the
,,a ,,Te5Ey Mceiovern his debut on tn. turf in
Was as dGea dea % Joe
ODDS we were 300 to ]. and the horse never heard
Malster. who used to belong to A. Featherstone.
Winnie o'Connors mother oConnor rode Naintn,
but he was not placed Bowen winning in handy
THE SUMMARIZES
FIRST RAcE-seling; maiden twO-year- -olds: "a. fur
ST. Betting Fl
sae9ssi cs Sold B''is ssas, by 81
Roo1I Rsslr1le oS 81 Rice 81 al
iafa 10 ofRs5s So and iei to l. Cast
IWod i as'Is ISR@{ docsH iS'
I f s2s 81 70 onas 4 BgSe % As and iS to 70 APS o
Te9a Zoo 10 e, to ana and o 70 70 ice % C o %
TO and o Ohio @ iir & % AS Toapssn M @chae 20 70
@ By @ half 1a TRo' rRe Rtddfa oa cut by
SECOND RAcE-seiing: s-year dds and over: mile.
oTger Mcfiuire's b. Bowen. BY
sfsssrP sss vs2sfsas %5s.sss q 81 81
% IN and eS en to hna 80 to o
10 ! a ana k 10 u ,d9 nisfTTneF e9 tM9unee) 10 to and
Bolton 20 ~ Martin. 80 and 2O /. Hmse.f
enss aPd pa5e SO same by parts 5aP 81 Saf eRsS 6sGa
THIRD RAcE-THE ACE AUTUMN STAKES. of $4,000: for
August sSs Isgs.s RelmSRt,s eh 1o Leonid By Hast
ss.S5 ssssss!3 PaiPSsrasid rs guns %s1R:, =
Par Excellence 100 shaw to and 10 : also ran
star god Easily by lengths; place by
FOURTH RAcE-THE SEPTEMBER STAKES: s-year-
g. clds: mile and furlongs.
Bonnie Blue H. I26.. shaw 30 out
ohSLEa' snsast,' o iSs NYoodsl lilo out
,sss starr good Easily by lengths: place by 20
FIFTH RAcE-An ages: furlongs.
'asnes dass5,ngy gawsy-s g; hT c Bevino. by Belys %
SboPisn t,boEa, 2 "s........ wonderly) 40 ou!
@ ana to TO and and ss' 30 Sas sesr.H lSa
length Gs s sy sa fso bS ran @ng start @ 1r s a9dy by
SIXTH RAcE-Handicap: syear-olds and y miles.
p. Ryan's b. g. NOnes by Sir Dixon
t,y ANY Davenport 3. JOG ......Co'cOnnor) % I-2
Terr5ns. TrElie. ~ COCHRAN, IL 81
Enshi Of Rhodes. iis jBurns). to and 5 to 5
Start good Driving By haif length place same by
sHEEPsHEAD ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
FIRST RAcE-Three -fourths of a mile.
g. Name. VT Name W.T.