The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02

odds OF g TO 1 against him. he made his com =
psny look like lot of cart horses. The
layers sheets were examined and Astes
statement that he bet $500 straight on Platter
on Wednesday and $50 straight ana $3.50
20 show on Friday was confirmed Alter a
further invest cation the stewards ordered
Secretary Rehbcrger 10 accept Aste's en-
tries for the rest of the meet ing and the in
cident was closed. President Reilly LEFT tn.
track Immediately When Aste heard OF
the stewards decision. he sad J
The prices quoted against the sly winners
at Auiieduct yesterday caused those who
are fond OF pipe dreams TO get out Their len-
would have won on the day. Accordng
20 the figures OF one man ten-dollar bll
Inrl"yed through the card Nould nay. won
about saa.DD,.o1. Beginning with Maiden
would have gone to ROYAL summons In ne ne
sGond ~. a, inn tnTn ar S9ua
% TO 1. netting him siS5.s8o. placing TINS
upon - finnan in the fourth race az " to !,
hi,, M"tru ' in ,hn nf,H race al q 10 Then
With 81, Je3. 26o he would have ewdmped the
betting ring and in ia" every pqofoom IN
banks with a bot on Articulate AZ 10 l. which
would lave rounded IN for him s9S.ao0oso.
after Witch the pipe would have gone out
Albert Simons got into the biddlng-up
game yesterday when RETAINING. owned by
VI. Dick. won the Nth race. The Halma colt
was entered 20 be sold tor $500 and Smons
tanned lin with an extra Is. Mr. Dicks
trainer then turned around and claimed
mons also ciaired Mals'er,. owned BY Winnie
O'Conuor's father. ont of tho third race Tor
H,l9o.
cipline 10 the post Yesterday. For miscon-
duct in the second race he suspended NM"
oTonnor and Conley for the rest OF ne
scen again on local truck for some time 20
come as he will go TO France IN the sprinRto
rid" for Baron Ro'hschild during the next
Aftcr the first rs ce Minder went before
the stewards and said that Rice struck him
W L oliver yesterday purchased from
W Engeman two flve-vear-olds that have
never raced. They ar, M"teorite. by Egmon,-
Speedwell They will be- used as hunters
this winter and, will then b" put over the
' caR2rn n sas Shield. started tn. four
yenr-old geldins Andrattus in the first race
Yesterday and he was PLAYED for good
thing at sto /, but tho start killed his chances
backed from skies 10 fours
Another good thing from, the Lotos g. able
Gold was the tin circulated in the clubhouse
and tho Golden Garter colt went 70 the post
fnli OF life He broke through the barrier
fT3 Gii sh fp n'n ns w Was w, srtrt 1f' WIZ
the Pepper Stables Royal summons in this
event The Kantaka colt was hammered
money, II is said. coming from j Grant I.y-
man. who Ia half owner Of the stable. and
his friends Mr. Featherstone also had q
heavy commission on his lamp!ghter colt
Uranium, who ran second 70 RovHl summons
Mike Clancy has nothing but money these
Thursday and Yesterday when 81 Fnnan
carried his coors e. the front In the Babylon
Handicap Mike yelled ai .uself hoarse beca u-e
of tho fact that lie had swell bet on tie
gelding AZ L. 20 l.
Articulate's victory in the last race was
regarded by some a. reversal OF form
on Friday with i?s pounds in the last race
at mile and seventy yards. lie finished NTH.
behind Dom Paul. Bellies Cornmoner, Hun
tressa and Cameron. In Yesterdays race
he had speed TO burn and spread-csHe
his field Bob Smith was one Of those who
cashed on him.