The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-31
NAY H., 100 TO 4, VICTORIOUS
Joke OF the Turf Gets Out Of the Maiden
Class.

Asa lightning bolt from a cloudless eky
came the victory OF May y. at Aoueduct
yesterday. All season this three-year-old
daughter Of Ben Strome-Ba bino has been
the Joke Of the turf Day after day she
has taken part in selling races. running in
the colors of ". T. McGrath. for the sole
purpose of enabling her owner to put In claims
Tor good horses. There was time when
horsemen were inclined TO unanimously
award the t,il-ender championship To her
because OF her consistent performances in
the ruck. Such tning as victory for her.
even among the poorest lot o. selling platers.
was never dreamed OF and when she ceased
her daily appearances "A couple OF weeks ago
she was quickly forgotten. McGrath was
tired of May j. and sold her for $50 10 James
Mclaughlin. Jr the son of the noted trainer
and former Jockey. Young Mclaughlin
made his debut NJ an owner yesterday. May
j carving his colors, blue, orange sleeves
and black cap" Anderson. n stable boy.
had IN. mount and the hlly took up IS pounds
in the fifth race. for threc-year-old maiden
fllics az five furlonGs.
Down in the betting ring. the busy layers.
As usual regarded May j. a. "A Joke. George
Wheelock AZ one time is said TO have quoted
1000 10 against her. Another well-known
layer showed 3O0 10 on his slate, while there
was plenty of $50 10 and all the loo To that
anybody wanted Young Mclaughlin put
81 on MAY J. and got $50 TO I, so to l and 20
TO /. Mike Clancy put s. on straight and
received 200 TO /. Half u dozen women also
played the flly. When May j. won with a
len eth and a half TO spare there was Wild
demonstration. The women screamed them
selves hoarsc. The mon laughed until the
tears rolled down their cheeks. Dutch"
Collins, the wel-known betting commits
sioner. made a compact with g. Walbaum
the booknaker. that every time tn" hlly
l.. Il - IN
TO for s. across the board. The agreement
expired when the W"stChester meeting closed
DR., SAVIOR. clipper and capt. Castor arc the
other loo 20 / shots that have won this year
on local tracks.
q l. Richards Rightaway. also quoted
the colt won, several books would have been
hard hit. a. the owner had several COM
Portable commissions down. Rome Res
pesS. the Western horseman, took bundle
out of the ring on the victory of his colt
Bernays in this event who was reduced from
10 to TO skies. Barouche, who was n strong
second choice. was badly cut down soon after
Nike Dwyer. bundled up in topcost and
race. The colt was played down from 20 TO
| to twelyes. Dryer having heavy bet on
Edwin Kenton was sent TO the post for
the last race yesterday without a BIT ne
when the barrier was. snapped one of the
starters assistants had q firm hold on him
II was dangerous procurement LOT oocAes
Cannon 10 Toe in
McFadden. who rode Cincinnstus TO victory
is an apprentice in ?. J. Dryers stable
He rode Clipper to the front when the latter
won AZ Grave-end at lOOto Nthe Brighton
meeting McFadden was thrown and seriously
hurt lie handled Cincinnatus Ike a veteran
There was big plung" on Billy .ahlils
HermenCia in the fourth race, the price
dyopGins from to to !, to 5; I" SSeny
taca 0i G Tyne sf had a' tho enemy
4 |. Aste has sold Prince Richard. whs
won az 20 to day before yesterday to George
Miller, price private.
II was announced yesterday that the CALI
fornia Jockey club has rrinststed Jockey
ago in connection with the Little Pete"
duct yesterday and said that he could still
ride at 100 pounds ln his prime he was con,
sldered one OF IN" best lightweight riders
Jockey Ransch who is riding for Burns
Waterhouse. up TO Oct "a has piloted 2ot
winners this year and leads all riders in
America in this respect
Bob Davis. the well-knoNn bookmakers.
intend to operate AZ Hot Springs this winter
Redfern had all the other boys beaten
block yesterday He rode two winners
two seconds and a third
Jockeys Callahan and Meade were set
down for the balance OF the Aoueduct meeting
yesterday by starter Cassidy for misconduct
az the post in the fifth Iace
II is said that l.. V Bell has threatened to
quit the turf II stories relative TO his heavy
on Nov 10 three rich stakes 20 he run at
Saratoga in 1905 will close They are the
Great Republic of $50 900 for three, four and
nve-year-olds. one mile and Quarter; the
furlones. and the Spinswsy of $4,000 for
tNo-year-od FLIES.