The sun., 1902-09-25
UNHAPPY DAY FOR The LAYERS
FiRRELL AND TANuiNY BACh
THE WI SkETEER LITERALLY.
So Does Billy NachIn. the "sil, r,.Haircd
Pianscr From Philadelphia" for
Large Amount Drake Piays Loser
Morris park Sold-Drcy fuss Beis.

LbfSe Amount Urahc t'laSs Los'T
Morris park Sold-Drcyfuls's Beis.
Frank Iargnll made another haul out Of
I IN" betting ring yesterday when The Mus
l;et"er Ton the first race AZ the false price
! ~ 20 ! In -ome books there was even .
quoted against the MhsrttO colt, which was
rOhhl"d ~ ay1r!ciously b. Farrell ard hi,
ir.'nds who kraw . good hing when they
saw i But fdrrsll was not the only Wig
winner, ior Billy 'MacSin, known a. tho sill
verv-la;rrd pluuger" from Ph.ladalph.l,
backed The Musketo'r - industriou-ly that
i" va, credited with winning $4,000 by the
race. The T,mmlug de..sat.cn OF regulars
also got aboard the Farrell colt, their Joy
| h"irs e''1"Ht from the Laud-hakns bee
that took ilic" on the lawn after the race.
For chang" John A. prake liCked loser
10 ~" hrHa'Ip az mile and a quarter
Though !Nus had the mount on Andy Will
iD"~ Dfakv could -" no, hing but Francesca
IN ~p,ro ot 'Ao fact that francesca was stead
iN ieCrdr: - Ia" betting, Drake met his
ro!ored betting commissioner. Senator"
Bell, near th" stewards stand while the horses
were AZ me post and soon Bel was ga.loping
Of into -" rim; where he placed a good-sIzed
bet on t." -. Maxim colt. Chen tho ~sena-
tor r"iDInoi his en- ployer on the lawn Just
ia tin" 20 80" Lyme rush down the stretch
with Andy Williams an easy winner. Drake
laughed, but his commissioner could not
see IN" ioke
Tho way the WesterneTs poured the money
int" III" ring on Hunter Edinc In this racc
mad" the LAYERS open their eyes. The Long
street colt Was II .ivcs in som" book AZ post
tine, but with sudden rush the western
crowd cot on the money 10 bundles until
. 70 > Wa displayed IN many places. several
layers refusing to tax. any money AZ all
TIL" Ncs'ernrrS cashed heavily on Old Hutch:
IN iac' they IT the ring with him. The
MONEY Won on Wild Thyme, Merito and Iva
Russell footed up Close % SlOp,lOO or more,
all Of the h.g pIUnserS oashing. In other
words the las crs did not have IN enjoyable
afternoon.
The sale Of Morris Park to the Portchester
Railroad Company was confirmed yesterday,
as outlined IL lHL Su& some time ago In
,ii"nta.Iy the cBtire stud pi 4 II and - H.
Morris, In.lgd.ns stations. mares, horses In
training and ycarings, v i'll be sold az Sheops-
h"ad bay ~ "'t / las meals the passing
Vest hester uacN. which is the hnest IN
Amen a. was built by thr late John 4 Morris
Hal At hl, d'ath II was taaen hold Of by the
west h"s'tr Racing Assp, IatlOn Viii, n hold,
'rh~r 10! another year. after which the
prop rty viii b" cut UP.
:, haLtey r.yiuss, president OF the Pit,sburs
lie mad bet on Old Hutch, but went wrong
~ the third race by playing ntero,E to
snow lh"G be dropped several hundred
on Hunter Ealne IN the fourth and placed
So across the board on Harrison In the tith
But ia th" last race he bacAed s.tr.to TO win,
lady sterling Tor the place and An!mosliy
20 show aud tGshed al! three NsgeTs, pulling
out on the day
II tallaLs!, who rode Perry Belmonts
iioSt IN thr i.ftL rae, is another o' Jack
thu -Xampr II Long Shot" Boisgn When
he landed G!oad in the place crowd Of trainers
who "err roofing fcr him e!lcd with delight
Though four selling races we're run at
Grayrscrd yesterday there were 40 bid ups
After th", second rae" W, ]. McGrath. who.
ran May J.. i"ItO l. and ather Bill DAILY
who Md- REPRESENTED by GlrOn, yn T. l.
lad" q hoe Ike Tor the -egletsry's II . tu
put .n claims !,r Andrew Niller'- Bar . DIc
on both we're q 'rt'e late fYr Tom Healey.
oil, trains Tor Alr. y lier. had put In a friendly
,.4in Tor the La.np'i ghter colt ahead oi theil
The ocmaFle Stakes vas rrst run year
t4e winner Vas / L. and y T. keeue', Pro-
2hetlc IN ol The gross value Of the race
Twelve ca-old, OF horses. the property of
"a" Charles 4 Rsnd StHd. will leave Galiatin.
Tex. Tor this city next Monday. There are
l37 h"ld IL he oon-gnment inGlI ding eleven
Sta.!oa,. one Of which .. the noted 81. Blaisr.
Tor whom NJ. Reed paid 500. 900
II. L. Durham VIII hip his stable 20 Lex
inrfou en- SUnlIy.
JCra"y Mara, who wa, injured in tn" KINGS
HiChw4y StcyJ!ccAase on Tuesday, was Te-
ported to De- Cu the mend YESTERDAY
John HlLhIuC has eghty-hve English
thorCnrhhrcd- at Empire tlty track THAI viii
b. sold later on.
Two ycalling colts. one by Bassetlaw aad
d" other b, Golden Dawn, owned By VI.
Ham. worked three fGriongs at Sheepshcad
Bay Yesterday IN 050 30.
" J. schultz, president OF the Louisville
Jockey cub. !, u daily visitor 1T GrAvesrnd
according 10 report the recent m.ctin at
Biut.O Eas conducted u "a los, ol $4,000.
Charles g. lmtcAin on, one Ol the laryrs,
stock holder in The Buffalo track. ha- oh
tainrd an Injunction which prevents the
ASSOCIATION from paying ou, any more money
ip -ot'lsr.,lt OF outstHnd.'S debts inCIrred
during the inaugural I4eetns which closed
ld-t Suturdd".
While Tyne rode four winners YESTERDAY.
Tiyn landed two second and third, and
l;'4lrrn handled one second and .wo third.
Only eleven horses wer" ,Crat ched vestcr-
d1y out Of 'oVen;y'one original starters in
tho tx events
TIE Fa,ir.Tipton Companv announces
that on saturday the stable OF r e. McLewee
\ 90. will be sold in III" paddock 81 Gravcsend.
tn" horses TO hn put under the hammer being,
Gold lice,, Major Daingeril.d. Wthcr-
Kindred. Luck and Charity, Prince Of ARA
ron, ttulcoubridGn, Fair RoSiiind ATaEt
Courier and Annie Hathaway.
Orrrlicnl German walked Out of tho
track 'hc other day counting over an i'm
lncrSe roll Of bills.
"Whlr gid YOU. pl.y;" aseci recui'r
who had h.. kTd five lrsng favorins
u played IN" ~wcat horses" was the rrpiy.
"AVd what Arc thcy?' uu,ried the reeular
why der horses WOt coom out OF der pad
dock init der sweat running out OF dem.
Wg- the answer, as the German nut IN" roll