The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-21
JOCKEY FOSTER DEAD
TIN HORN FELL ON THE BOY AND
CRUSHED OUT HIS LIFE.
Accident ON the Newport Race Track
Good Sprinting by TwO-Year-OId
Sufsun at Memphis.

CINCINNATI, April 2O.-The first fatal
accident on the new Queen City Jockey
Clubs course occurred in the third race at
Newport to-day. The race was a mile with
eleven starters. Jockey Joe Foster. of the
Ireland Bros stable. was on Tin Horn, who
had the rail. In making the turn at the
first quarter Tin Horn was damned into
the fence and fell with the boy under him
Foster was carried to one of the stables
and sent to the hospital. where he died
later. His face was horribly crushed and he
received internal injuries. he was about
twenty years of age and lived at Nashville.
Tenn. In the fourth race Buzetta, Frank
fort Girl and Mabel w. threw their riders
at the post, but none of the jockeys was
badly hurt. Gardner carried off the riding
honors, winning five out of the six races.
Five favorites and one second choice won.
Attendance, 5000. Summaries:
First Race-Six furlongs. Zanone. ,107 q.
Gardner), 1 to 6. won; Cuticle. 1o2 CVan
Is to i, third. Princess Prim, Herman and
~second-Four furlongs. Tempesta, 81 q.
Is to l. second; Traveller 81 q; Johnson, 80
Olympus, Princess Maud, synthia H. and
<lQdliS > GADICS0 dioO OLE. SOllOu QUtGu
ThirdIone mile. sidkei, l24 u. Gardner.
2 to 20, won; Muskalonge, l24 Soyerton). to
Mead. Frank Lee. a N Tin Horn also ran.
li Foa mGEn fsl al and sne to cSnfntsr f pGle g Van
lawn, lo2 q. M@orrisl.s 1s to l. second; Ethel
Red, Buzzetta. Maud Lyles. Frankfort Girl.
Mabel NJ, Trela, Princess Teck and King
Morgan also ran.l -renso
thewsl. 8 to l. won: Elizberf. 1O2 tvan
Kuren), 6 to l. second: Hurlbert, 1G3 (Ross),
: ai to ]: third Oh. Time Time 1 1;2Ssa: Golden Crown,
ilton, -Hotspur, Interior, King Charlie and
L. G. w. also ram ~
Gardnerl. 5 to 5. won; Alamo. los Gate.
WOOD, 3 TO ], second; Uno. 100 (Overton),
to l. third, Time. l;2sA, The Banker.
Favorites Won Five.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 2O.-It was an
other day for favorites at Montgomery
Park, five Of the six races being captured
by strong first choicess the day was beauti-
full and the track dfast.sH Charles Patter-
sons great filly Suisun again demonstrated
her ability to run away from the best two
| year-olds of the year by winning the first
race in a canter from Blitzen's Sister and
Lord Zeni. Suisun Is by Strathmore, out
of Beatrice, and old horsemen say that she
is the fastest two-year-old fliy seen In the
West In years. To-day's stake feature was
the Leuhrmann Hotel handicap, at one mile.
Rondo was a strong .fayorite. with Frontier
next in demand. Cotton King was added
to the race at noon and was played by a
few. Hanlon made all the running until
the stretch was reached. when Rondo as
sumed the lead and won without trouble
by a length from Frontier. st. Helena, a
long shot, finished third. Pat Dunno denies
the report telegraphed broadcast from
Memphis last night that he and Jockey
Martin would part company. He is well sat
isfied with Martins efforts in the saddle.
The crack two-year-old Green Jacket.
owned by Dunno. and valued at $500, has
sDrained a tendon and has been taken out
of training. Great things are expected of
this colt. To-day's summaries:
First Race-Four furlongs. Suisun. 40
Bump, I to 6 won; Blitzen's Sister. 100
Rerkins), 4 to l. third; Time. 81; Uncle
Belle also ran. Blitzen's Sister, 8 to / place.
s~econd-Seven furiongs. Forget, 50 "a.
decsoamn1bss9},, % to to /. second: i HiSern nslet Queen 80
ls lSherrer). 9 to 2. third. Time. 1:3OA.
Flush Fairy Queen III and Motiila also
al. lduy 0OleIuls = u L., place. .
Third-Leuhrmann av Hotel stakes: for
three-year-olds; one mile; $500 guaranteed.
Rondo. ~ CSherrer). s to 3, won; Frontier,
Oh. Williamsl 80 to. l, third. Time, 1:441a.
Captain Kidd. Hanlon and Cotton King
also ran. Frontier, even money. place.
Fourth-Four furlongs. Scribe, los MAR
tiD, even, won; Moncreith, los Perkins),
to ], second; Albert Vale. los &C. Rein).
Prince Lormiss. Anger. Tunic and N. G.
Creed also ran. Moncreith. even money,
Fifth-Mile and one-fourth. Jim Henry.
l03 (Sherrer). 10 to ]. 1won; Little Ton, 100
On. Williams). s to 8. second; Tom Kelly.
100 Fisher). 10 to /, third. Time, 2:l2I..
Billy Mckenzie. Ell Capitan also ran. Little
Sixth-One mile. overella, 14 cThorpe). 4
to 8, won; Albert 81 1CS BarretD. 8 to /.
i. third. Time. 1:A1. Equinox. Dutch Ar.
row. Plug, Strabertha and Masonic Home
also ran. Albert s.. even. place.
Entries for to-morrow:
First Race-Five f%urlongs: for two-year-
olds. Elyria. Storm King. jolly Son, Worry
Not, Lincoln, 103 each.
Ethel King, Miss Kirkendall. 100; Crimson
Rim. Crusader, Nashville. Blue Light. PAN
jandrum. Scottish Lad. 1e2; Sycamore, Tar
Third-MiIe and one-sixteenth; handicap.
Crevasse, IS: Loki, 9S; Tranby. IS; Rey Del
Fourth-One mile; selling. Willis. 81: Miss
Perkins, 80; Fayette Belle. 10: Feedman,
Leonard B., Rossmore. 103: wild Arab. Les,
ter, Lord Willowbrook. Little Tom, l04.
Fifth-Six furlongs; selling. Galley West.
81; Fasig. Bravo. Lady DCleful. 80; Lucille
H, 1ol; Ben Naiad. Motilla, 1o3; Audrax, lOi;
Irish Lady, Gretchen. Minerva, Sky Blue.
los; Royal Choice, Sumatra. log; Subtle, los.
Sixth-One mile; selling. Princess Rose,
%; Maquon, Defy, 81; DR.. Work, 100: High
Test. 104; Miss Clark. 105; Mate, Imp Sau-
teur, log; Joe o. Sot, lo7; Mercury, 10S; Ko-
ko. ITO.
Results at Bennines.
WASHINGTON, April @-Rather a slim
crowd enjoyed some first-class racing at
Bennings to-day. The feature OF the sport
was the Arlington stakes for two-year-
olds. which had eight starters. wyndham
Walden's Successful was q hot favorite.