The Wasp — 1895 — page 963: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page profiles **James F. Caldwell**, a prominent horse racing judge and starter, shown in formal attire in the main photograph. The article celebrates his career managing race starts across major American tracks. The accompanying text discusses Caldwell's reputation and various professional disputes—including conflicts with other racing figures over track management and the handling of horses. The article presents anecdotes about his conflicts with judges and jockeys, noting his controversial appointment decisions and his eventual move to different racing venues. At page bottom are portraits of **"The Green Brothers—Charles and Si,"** identified as proprietors of a "Columbia" venue on Powell Street near the Baldwin. The content appears to be straightforward industry journalism rather than satirical commentary.