The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
ADVANCE GUARD Is FOR SALE.
CARRUTUERS WANTS TO SELL THE
IRON HORSE TO u. n. KEENE.
Asks s2s 900 for the winner OF the Wood.
lawn Vase and Believes lie viii lie
valuable as = Sire-killings With H.
J.. Coleman. Captiyator and ~. Daniel

James Carruthers. who. with Alexander
Shields. owns the iron horse Advance Guard,
said yesterday that he would sell the son OF
Great Tom-Nelli Van for e.j. 900 and that he
hopeh James Il Keen. would purchase him
When Advance Guard won the Woodlawn
Vase on SATURDAY at Morris Park, Mr.. keene
was so highly pleased with his performance
that he asked Mr.. tarruth.r-, IL IL said, TO
put price on him The latter named the
above figure with the remark
He would be a valuable addition to your
stud, MIR. Kcenc, particularly If he should be
bred to several of your high-clas, mares
Advance Guard may not he royalty bred,
but he possesses the requisite qualities OF =
successful sire. stamina and gameness. You
might also take lam To England. where am
sure that he would win for you
Mr.. keenc. according to Mr.. Carruthers.
asked how far Advance Guard could run,
which prompted the reply:
He'll 80 as far rs any other horse and q
bit farther"
AQueduct always revels in good things
Some OF the biggest killings on record have
been framed up there. Yesterday at least
three OF these affairs went through according
TO schedule. The most effective one WAS
with ii. l.. I ole man IN the third race. though
John j McCanerty sold most OF his horses
some time ago. be- retained Coleman with a
into yesterdays event with the light impost
OF es pounds and Rediein up. A. much A.
10 to was on tap against Coleman when the
first betting appeared, but numerous smart
fellows gobbled up the price 20 rapidly that
the price tumbled 10 6tol. McCanerty had a
fat wager across the boards and 20 did those
who knew what was coming of. II was esti-
mated that all OF $4,000 was taken out OF the
ring on Coleman's victory.
L1ntN dom " han /.
Bells Captivator won the fifth race. At the
recent Shecpshead Bay meeting Captivator
won a race and his owner cleared up $4,000
in bets In the geldiug's Est two races at
Morris Park. when he WAS asked TO run down
hill h. Was beaten of There was as much
ms ~ TO IN some books against nm YES
tcrday. aud when he won there was wild
OF the T,,sbure Baseball Club. was one OF tie
successful hackers OF the son OF lissak.
In fact he helped to embaTTass one OF the
layers to such an extent that the batter had
to borrow money to sottl" with MN Dr-y-
fuss got down $50 straight AT 10 to J. $3.50
place AZ = TO and $3.50 10 sho" AZ 70 !. VIM
ming $1,000 on the race. IL was III this event
that the talent lost a fortune Oh hight and
True. VINO was a 6to favorlte,
julius tl"lschmauns 81. Daniel was II
third good thing He was heavily played 10y
Mr.. le>cn manu's representative, hy Frank
Farrell and others in close touch with the
stable the best price obtainabe being 10 TO /
II -, DANIEL had not won there would have
been a trtlu'uuON- hlIlis Win Jd'h Ian
TO Is TO / senator Mctarren dropped a
comfortl,hl. bet on Mackey Dryer III this
event e Il Ellison, the Western plunEer,
pa yed his colt Lyman Hay from 80 to -
and stood to win q small fortune The colt
was in front to the stretch and then blew NJ
In the first race Honolulu, Mercer and Rocky
were all played so We're Fossiguol. Andy
Williams and Daly IN the Aqueduct liandirap p.
while In the last race Last knight and Caller
wer. supposed to be The goods.
Jockey Martin was roundly Consured by
Rossingol's IA ckers when T." fly WAS left at
the port in the handicap Martin Was caught
mapping when the barrier VAS released and
pulled his mount up, starter Mars Cassidy
severely rsprimsnd-d the boy and warned
Tim that another such performance would get
him into trouble. The stewards took no
ofiCial action.
Robert Metcaf, a fye;;yesr old Seldins by
Harry G, Falon aid. broke a leg while round
and had to b. Destroyed G. Fox's aged CAM
paigner, PinCher, tho was quite " ldcly tipped
In the lat race. broke down badly. In this
race Long shot Boiesen landed Tenarra.
had a $500 bet on nmasked who was ridden
in splendid style by spencer, the iceman.
In fact spencer on this occasion made the
much talked OF Lyme look like novice.
Starter Cassidy Is using barrier with an
electric bell attachment so that there can be
no mistake among the riders when he gives the
signal Cassidy by the way. i comp' He'd
to walk 10 the post for each race, a the Queens
County Jockey club does not provide \
starter carriage as at the hig tracke
and Farcraft have been placed on the school,
irgli~t
MILAN Easton and W l. Powers left for
Nashville yesterday where they will conduct
the Belle Meade sale
II Il Ningut has recovered from his recent
illness and was az the track Yesterday