The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-12
REDFERN BEGINS IN TRIUMPH.
MAKES HIS ROW ~ WHITNEI'S
COLORS SUCCESSFULLY.
Crack Jockey Puts Up Great Ride ON
BlackstOck 49, Barrick Loses on Corn.
wsli-keily Gets . Price with Athlana
-Nix.lp 81 the POst-Turf Gossip.


WAsHINGIoY. Nov. II Jockey Rediern
rode his first race for hi- new employer, W {
Whitney. to-day. when he handled BLACK
stock In tn" nth race. The boy gave an
exhibition of hor-etnans hip that would have
set 4 New York crowd wild with enthusiasm.
After leading TO the head OF the stretch the
colt began TO show signs OF leg weHrincsS.
and ~ Morsnda moved up Redfern went TO
the whip Backstock >werved under punish
nlrit and il was then that the crack Jockey
showed his xiii lie proceeded To rid" the
colt a. hard a. he could for number of yArd-
and then stopped to -truighten him out.
III. kept this Ny all the way down To the wire
and finally landed the son OF Hanover VIM
ner by n neck II was an suspicious begin
ming in the famous color. Light blue, brown
cap The crowd did not appr"cit" the
ride. however, for Their" Wa very l'l" APP
plause when Redeem cam" back to IN" scales
In striking contrast. however. was Redeem
ride on \ b Haggin's Lady Sarah In III" Sec
oud race he was practically left az the
post with the hliy, then took her vide all the
way and Vet finished fourth.
Only nfty-ive books did business IN the
ring to-day, and for some unknown reason
Sol Iichten-tain did not book on the last
ice nj all Billy Blrrick dropped heavy
commission on Cornwall in the first race,
who was backed from {? TO 10 to 5. and then
could do no better than third. after being
intsrferpd with al the start.
The victory of Nhlana AZ 20 to III the
So coud event developed clever trick played
by her owner, r. VI Kelly. Instead of rlttins
NJ one of the star jockeys, Nelly HaN" IN"
mount to Pickering in order to get a price.
When the LAYERS raised the figures TO :" 10
Kelly sent in commission OF -" >lfAitn'
and go third. winning si.i~ TO the race"
| Pick. ring j. the Jockey Nto rode boidsby at
| Aaucduct Tor a killing the other day. lie
rode Athlana with excellent Judgment.
IL a mott "a ka :
bought lin from Jack Joyncr several DAYS
| ago. and the geldiug ran to-day for IN" nr-t
! time in FORTRESS Colors The inter had z
! tat wa ger down at to- TutaCus wa ridden
| by the apprentice 'esouha. Who though le
has "a ken part IN only a few races, has HirthdN
| been PRONOUNCED q conner by tho turf sharps
| P'tacus. after narrowly escaping being
| thrown over the rail because of foul riding.
| inst managed 10 beat Daddy Bender. thereby
| preventing "Plungrr' Ellison, who backed
| the latter from 20 to 10 tens, IRON iittine
| tho ring one Of his effect i've body blows.
| The mix-up az the post in IN" third rae"
| came near resulting in u ser ous accident.
some say IN" barrier caused ia" tr9uhl"'
| At any rate. when III" bell rang flarh lung"d
| forward a. If she was trying 20 eaten the hp ,,
| rier IN her teeth The webbing got tangled
| i'm her bride and "a the other horses broke.
| /, becamc wound around togsWcls neck
aud also tied up Patronvmt'. When ne
| riders saw this, some began TO pull ny. while
| others went on, tn" WchDlng ratling alone
among the horses feet until -" turn wa-
Teachsd Noeody fell o.,hSnsh iP ,bo, "| enc
gate wa. not responsible for the mess Mos
kato was pulled M, bat when Nlcha'lS went
| after his company IL Was easy meat.
MAY J.. Who Won NJ \uu"duct with odd,
of aO0 TO against her. started IN III" ultd
race to-day Although She met = GOOD tielG
| of horses the layers kept her price down "a
81 20 /, until Just before post time, when the
pric" went up to 80 to /. But May was never
| dangerous. "
Jockey johnny Slack, who has ridden on.
| ,irelv in the West this year. was at the tract
to-day. but said that h" would not ride ar1ii
| until the meeting At New Orleans. one
Wonderly was also visitor and may h" -crI
again in III" saddle in few days Shetldnl
| il expected tomorrow from Chicago. wllor'
| he has been securing entries for varloii'
stakes that will clos" IN f"W days ,,.,,.
| starter Cassidy has placed INDY williams
| \prii shower. Allan. Bonuihrrt. Pockcv
Red Dam-el Moor Mark Cheek; HoNhoro
Bount eo,l-, Water'on, Know and Jim Bucl
| on the schooling list
Ca--idv ha. also ~u,ncuded McFaddcn fp
| IN" rc~t Of the week and has set Martin dow
for three day for di-ob"diencc ~ tho post
| \ fanthcr,tonc won on" race TODAY viii
Em-hcc and ran second in another with Mo
randa ilr /, eleaty pleased WIN vi" . iInrl
-cnted al both the spring and TAU m''ting~
Mr. Feather-ton" some time ago exchange
| furcha sod from r I, Mcdowell by "Pdckcy
Ryan kaledo,cop" has done nothing inc"
| while Muranda'- race to-day would nal
II appear that Ryan go' IN" worst OF VA
NhlHua's now track record Of III for ~
fnrlong- to-day did not stand alone, for Mo-
hcto huuy NJ ia - Tor mic and tort
wards. clipping two second on the hos
| prsviou~ cures. while IN the tlith rae" Black
stock established another record of - H.
for a mil" and sixty yards. tire" second
better than tn" previous record lad
sterling in IN" last race ran q nil" an
| lun wards in ~ -, taking four-iitth- Of
second from tho host previous time.
The stallion Hanover was roprescutc,
| bv two winners to-day, Black-tock and Lad
Sterling.
| Iyne rode p winner and three thirds to-da
| out of six mounts R"dfern rode wiunc
and third, while Martin was tire" times II
| the money.