New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
THE RACETRACk.
BANAsTAR MAY NEVER RACE AGAIN
FATHER BILL" BEFORE THE STEW
ARDs-RUNNING IN THE MUD


90, 80 ron and the Brooklyn Handicap OF 1899.
NAV never race again. The accident which he sus-
tafned in the running OF the Brooklyn Handlcap on
Saturday appears 10 be more serious than was
,,ouebt at first When the horse was cut on the
off hind leg he bore much weight on his of fore
leg IN a ga liant attempt keep up with the field
that he severely injured that member. His trainer.
Charles r Hill TO whose skilful handling the horse
has owed so much of his success. said yesterday
that Banastar would go oIt of training at once.
All his spring engagements have been cancelled.
and he will certainly not be seen on the track be-
fore August, and possibly never again IN the
latter event he will do stud duty. 1t cannot be
determined for time whether the injury VIII
prove permanent or not.
Father Bill DAILY Is again before the Jockey
Club stewards. His Ventoro won the last race at
Norris Park on Thursday at 40 TO l. The condl-
tions Of the race made eligible only such three-
year-olds and upward as had not won $500 this or
last year. Ventoro $500 in a race at san
Francisco on March II, 1900, when he was owned
by W. B. Jennings & Co He will probapiy De
disqualified. and the horses who hnlshed pehlIld
him moved up peg. This Will give the race 10
Gold Lack owned by Edward Peters. Nentoro
was bought at auction after the by Frank
Farrell and Peters has complained to the stewards
that Father Bill demanded Of him his snare oi
the selling price This Peters refused to give MIN
The stewards have as yet announced no decision IN
the case.
YESTERDAYS racing ct Gravesend was accomplish
ed under conditions almost identical with those
that attended the running Of the Brooklyn HahoI-
cap on Saturday yet five thousand persons at
tended the aquatic sports. The track was circle
of mush. the infeld and grandstand olsplrl'ihs
sight, and Inc racing very ordinary.
The feature OF the day was the defeat OF Ihe
Rhymer IN the one mile and seventy yard SWIM
The Rhymers odds were to 4. and it was gen
orally held that he could not lose unless he broke
a leg. He did not break leg put ne loSt @ pg d d
fSIS f%Se 20 !: i5 WsIabnnt a mile and got
his face fun Of mud that it was enough TO ais
only fve horses contended in the PatGhogue
stakes for three-year-ods at about SIX Iuf9mgs; @
won, and would have won II he had neen n rdaen L;
straight and did not Know how a whip. As
it was Brandy Smash ran second The gong ana
finished a fair third Himself, who the race
hondy i. Nv was % bid Id qB Ybaf 70 prce ' 0y '" " lazy anu
Sky scTaper. a probable winner. was scratched
and Margravate sopped In winner ra aReaq 81
Master who just nanasea TO pfs' Dav With
TiheTS 5bed seeond Before The race Dora F.
| shot ran away Little Thompson could not stop
her and she took him twice around the track ana m
was too much FOR sidney in the second race,
and after trailing a mile he was unable TO get up
1t has been stated in print that Conroy and Com,
both eligible for the Carlton stakes, TO be run next
Saturday This is untrue. Col1ie9 eve1 nominated
for this race. The summaries:
! FIRST RACE-For two-year-olds Five furlongs
ST. Betting Fl.
W. s%ttas ;. sa is7 sTese e; coys5 sdaoS by 81 1-a
\ hIsSTS45S Benninsto4s :. c JACK de Mund by
I.ongstrset- -Honeynaoon 10 dt1ilmSn, M IL 10
Haima- Fashionable. 40 ..o.,; shaw 15-l Al
Starr good Won driving
! SECOND RACE-For three-year-olis and upward One
| mile and furlong
Mrs a F2s4si 'f Belle; E';a:.f5 SP: \ 20
Thompson pro..s eh. c. sidney Lucas, la, 21iS! b
yaTchali3e (I;G.Toan! d;rgnnan, 199-1 E2
start good Won driving.
THIRD RACE-seing; for three-year-oids and upward
six furlongs.
BTndss Vernon M9rEsy1f T7s iS rS Sy SaT5 MaE 81
eTs@M:s T5ss55 95 + N'I'sf' 49, ey Auto
Hmy5r@Roses r sfeofo e a sse5 3ofS os 81 81
@ @Blllonane. 80; GIonncs o 5o-i 81
/ oliver Nc, Io3 Brsnnan) 12-I -
Marothen, as.-.,I .GI9.eom6} d9og "a "a oS-i %
| Connie S7.................D OConnor) 5o-l 4t-l
hit Fa1 cr1a,o L1ay 1Ols 2S@-i 30
Dora F, 95...-.-- &c Thompson lV'l 90
.5s4, :Rs4 sysy ava %sn eaa dia ss6sify al start
| FOURTH RACE-THE PATCHoGUE STAKES for
tbree-year-olds and upward. About six fuTlonss.
es Yrs. Ida %%irf @ 9g ER 1s5
Ben strome-sIint Julep. g. ~ NJ.
s9nyeRs II kss.e eGo9el ,6s rsfaen By
| O''a'aAN' -'' - d3ulman) 2 4-5 II
TIuftzilopochtli .dandry) 10 al
Contend loo.-...... ri '''ha"'
| Won driving.
FIFTH RACE-For eyear-olds noninners Of 81 600
! this year. m seventy yards.
| c. F Dwyers b. {. Walabout by
Charaxus-Niglle. los n. tWonderlyD / 10 Ii
| T. r Monahans b. c. The Hhymer, by
| The Bard-Equpooise. ll6..-..- SHAW II out
| ] Madden's n. Lanceman. by Henry
| Navarre-Lack- -a-Dasy, l0S..---....- -
Tme-l50.
| start good. Won driving.
SIXTH RACF-For two-year-old maGens. Five furlongs
| C. r. c Sombrero. by star
Ruby-La Toquera, 112 10 ------ PggOtO 81 4-5
| =. H. McCarrens br. c. Shandonheld, by
| Monaco-Sara, l12 tBuman) Il 2-i
] L. Madden's ch. c. Peninsula. by Med
dler--Pearl Thorn. he. 1Dangman) 81 2-l
Linora 100. (McQuade) 40-1 l2-l
| James p Keating. ll2.......O LouShlin) 20-l 81
The Hartford. 1l2 QBrennanj 10 ii
| CryptogTam. 112 tSlaeEo Il Z
Trixton (MitchelD Al S-5
| Nations III tShawb q 81 al
Big Nine, III. ::.-.--t g. sullivan 2O-l 81
1 Time-l:0i.
Start very bad. Won handiy