The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-20
DISCIPLINE FOR MAHER.
.BANASTAR'S JOCKEY sHELPED BIZ
MS STIBLE FOR TUO YEARS.
Owner Clark Will Pay His Big Contract
SALARY, hut Keep Him On the Ground
May Hampstead Makes Her Debut at
hheepshea d Bay--Ilesults of Other Events

Sheepshead bhy-NeEuItS OF Other Events
The second dav Of the Coney Island Jockey
Clubs June meeting attracted a large crowd
10 the Shecpshcad Bay racecourse yesterday
and tho atmospheric and track conditions were
% favorable that faultess outing was an
ticipated. Wholesale scratching. however.
SPOILED the first three events as far as specula-
ton was concerned. but habitucs OF the pad
dock and clubhouse did not worry much on
that score as their attention was focused on
the aftermath OF the Suburban and the sensa-
tonal gossip Oh the subject which was going
The rounds.
1t was stated early in the day that Mat,
Alien. trainer oi l}anastar. had told Jockey
liaher to remove his effects from the stable
and remain an onlooker during the pleasure Of
r1-Corporation Counsel W. H. Clark owner OF
the favoritc. on which thousands were lost last
Saturday without tho semblance Of a run for
che money When Mr.. Clark was seen later he
had clearly made IN his mind that some SUM-
mary action was called for. He stated that he
hal discussed Tic Incidents ot the start OF the
Suburban with experts who had watched it
closely. and that he could arrive ut no other
conclusion than that NIahcr did not try tn
get away from the barrier on elun!
terms with the other horses. As a result
h. had notified the Jockey to take an inglorous
holiday up to the end OF next year. Maher is
under two-vear contract which does not ex-
I!c until then. the terms being $4,000 n year.
MGhcr can call quarterly and draw $1,000 for
walking around but in the meantime Mr..
Clark says he will hold the contract and that
Niahcr will neither ride for him nor anybody
else until 1901. Banas,ar's owner has not filed
any COMPLAINT with the Jockey Club or the
stewards OF the current meeting. He has drawn
lis own conclusions. and lAti! something tran
spires tGrhange them he IS willing to keep on
tnying Mah"r at the rate of $4,000 year to
- ,NI n Il, krDnnu Y ma
j. IN his POWER. Il repetition Of the incident
might have had on Saturday.
Mr. Clark would not say positively that there
was any su,spieioh Of foul play but he was out
siOken in Remuneration of his Jockey $ handling
o. the colt. In the same breath he. repeated his
rvOnrration Of starter Fitzgerald. printed in
j. was more convinced than ever that Bannstar
bad finally started to run with the others
The regret,aole. incident there '' is an
%aasrcuTrept, of MnSa az, ,a rum inc about
d%Wn Meanwhis the many friends t Of the the
loekey, are much cut up over the present as
Iopeated refusas to accept fair break were
doe to, his anxiety to secure a flying start from
win ali the way II he could
1.-Two Of the grandest three year-old les in
rses sydneS vain IN
eli behind prestidiGitatrce for three furonEs
d hs ms O without o and ths INF
six furones in :i3 20. She won easily by
sEh, lengths from tie Morris fGlly; bgt her
70 9 Visitor. over as's. %Sr the
dwarisd It completely in the fourth race Of the
day. This was handicap for three. year -olds
tr9m her field at the f39,Ting clip one:eiFhth
" ha 1na9's? Ave furoGCs 60 a5 six
furongs. i IL Is: mile. 80 Is, She won
under wraps BY three lengths. and even then
;se. rss%;a In %ads y he 'fSS"9
is,S4i, '' During the Enthusiasm i aroused jv
the performance there was considerable talk of
and Couple the best colts Of their age for
race q about eight or nine furongs. Yesterday
a sa @ss VIII ths hF Se ws sa St a4fe to
Eharentns being siGhty ianSied to beat a her
vs. pay !; good Investment Merry TripSsIaiter
turned out beuoTs we're puzzled and finally
hobby from i to 70 = to ]; Media led all the
Stakes, which wound up the card. y; Gideon's
sx and he almost pulled through. Central
Trust only getting up in time to beat him d
Banpock. at odds on; was outfooted in the
second race, and wound up moderate fourth
fe ps who Sea Essea hfse
lengths The latter had made most Of the,
oSs eT to ea B n line and o4
The place MagT!llf won TIE be- tw ,S
Parre Lorrrlard did the bidding and was, evi;
IDENTIFY anxious to secure the beautifully bred
daughter OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., The sum-
mary:
FIRST RACE.
For eyear.olds aud upward, penalties and al.
tlrnnLE
E, dney Pazct's hr. { Almirati1n 8, by Kingston
AK i Il Morris b 7 pres,tds,.,rtSc, g. rra
Ir.i Foster. b. h Aiuse, g. l2s Tarall. 49,, .... 5
Pen Haiad also ran.
Betting -Four to mn Admiration et ~ to agans.
Prestifir'atr:c", 10 TO Abuse, IL to Ben Hadad.
SECOND RACE
For three vear.olds and upward; selling: allow
suces' mile and turlonG
T.,y AcHandre..s n. e. Holland. 3. by Hanover
7 browns b. h. E.taGs, > ia II; Mar. n;,,;;, 2
T. S|atramr ~ H. m I Bon lao; T. ll"E williams
'A''''N 'H'' Ut 4 Tine r1's"i i' 81 i .s'
Re'tlng-Flevcn to 3 against Holland. , tn Etacs.
II to Pom In. 4tn Pannock, 100 toll Beau Ideal.
Tns p",sy $50" added: for tvo'year.ods' Ave fur
J2hn Daly. Oh :. Media. by His Hshness Nellie
Al p II, Worrs's h or br. Z. Msertcordia, 10 .
&C Eusti.'. ch. g. The Bobby 10 toLeary, 49,, 4
BETTING Eleven to 10 against Media, IL to 10 Mis-
erlr"fda : to ! The Bobby.
FOURTH RACE.
For three year.olts and upward: handicap; one
mile
He&dle" NoItrn's en- f. May Hampstead. g. by
Patron Lille Hampstead. lO1 y, Turner.
". c. laly Ch. h. Merry Prince Il. Ill DogRetN. .
v" /. divers CHI <. Byron McClelland q, ~
Mitchell ...... ......... ... ..,....
$. Csllatne, Thomas cat, Charentus, Clonsllla
and Scotch PLAID also ran.
Time. | 40 10.
Bettng-EiRht to against May Hampstead, . to
Merry Prince, % To- Byron MC'lellapd, : to st.
CalIatL", - to Thomas Cat. ! to Charentus, l.
n Clonsilla 20 to scotch Plaid.
FIFTH RACE.
For two .year-olds; selling; allowances; last FIVE
frlpngH of Futurty course:
: Browns b. I. Man,illa. by Troubadour-sen,
rita, lOl tR Lewis ........,,.. .........,
v. e. DAYS h. c. Prestige NJ Brennan. ....,,...
Hey man Franks CHI < Fluke. 81, tMcCne).
Loloco Belle of Orleans, Ccylon. The Laurel
kitchener Mynheer, Ipnovator and Tdee also ran
Time or 10.
Betting-Four 70 ! against MAuvilla, 80 tn
Prestige, = to Flukc. co to | ZuloCo. 5to Belle :"
Orleans ~ 70 Ccylon, % to The Laurel, 70
kitchener 80 to Mynhcer, = To lnnovAtor 20 Il
Tildee.
SIXTH RACE.
Grass Selling Stakes; $500 added; for three