The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-04
STEWARDS NOW INVESTIGATE
ASTE'S CASE REOPENED BY AQUE-
Duct PRESIDING OFFICIALS.
"Piunger" Ellison Wins $40 900 on Harry
Newt. u. schaner a Heavy winner
Over knight OF the Garter-A Day Of
Many Good Things Other Turf Gossip.

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Many Good Things Other Turf Gossip.
Having rescinded the order OF President
Thomas l. Reilly of the Queens County Jockey
Club refusing tho entries of 4 l.. A~te for the
rest of the ,etinC al hqueduct, on the ground
that Reilly had 10 right under the Rules OF
Racing to take such action. the stewards yes
terday decided to make an investigation on
their own account relative 10 the alleged in
and-out running of Aste's tw o-year-od Platter
in the Creedmorc Stakes and the Lynbrook
Handica p last Wednesday and Friday, re-
spectively. Accordingly, L. II. Pettingill.
Frank I Clarke ana W. =. Nosbursh. who
are preceding at AQueduct. again called Aste
before them and went deeply into the details
OF the two races. When the days sport was
over. the stewards said that they were stili
investigating and might not arrive at de.
ci>jon for several days Meanwhile Aste VIII
be allowed to run his horses
"Puuger Charley" Ellison made himself
folt IN the batting ring yesterday. lie began
by backing his colt Watkins Overton. in the
second race. getting ~, and across the
board. A. the colt ran third. Ellison saved
hi~ money. II was In the fourth race. how
ever. that Ellison pulled of one OF the best
tricks OF the meeting The opening betting
against his cot. Hairy New. was 10 TO I. FL
li-on got his money down all over the ring In
such "A quiet manner TINT the price gradually
droppod to sevens. Meanwhile Flying Jib.
odd Hutch and Rornihert were drawing the
talents money in chunks. 20 that the layers
felt safe In taking chances with Ellison's colt
When Harry New won all the way Ellison
was warmly congratulated. lie took about
$40 600 out of the ring
one OF Nh. heaviest winners over Knight OF
the Carriers victory III the last race yesterday
WIS II r. Schaficr. part owner of the horses
Brunswick. Satire and Others. James Fray
linz, the trainer OF p :, p Eandoph's horses.
also trains tor SchHf''r 4 Niger, who are two
OF the youu gcst owners on the turf freyling
gave ~" tip to SchHfer. who went into the
ring and got 3tol Tor a commission Of s. COO.
II l. -aid After the raCe. while the stewards
were celebrating over tho protest of foul
against knight OF the Garter, Schafcr stood
outside the judge stand. awaiting an1iouSly
the decision. When the red boards went up
he INDUCED in jig step and hurried away
TO cct hi, money. Schafier and Niger have
won some big wug.r- lately or Brun~wick
and other horses and are on Easy Street for
Had me stewards DISQUALIFIED Knight
OF the Garter, a tremendous killing all over
the country would have been put through
successfully with Great American, Who ran
second. The Great Tom g"lding Mas backe
from Il TO 10 -cNcuS at the track and was
also played heavily in ~" POOL rooms here
ard IN Tho West Robertson. Tie Western
Jockey. who i. very deaf, told the stewards
that Knight of TIE Garter ~werNed over into
ID, path and clearly iuterlGred With him.
The stewards cue I oLcd shea who rode
utia. the third horse. and also, Minder,
who plotted the winner, before they con-
clpdcd TO make no oinnse A,tla Tas an,
ring hard If h. had Won. Ne il owned by
+ Berew and Wa, backed from 10 20
Eno tS hc,,pr coHmi.-onar Jack McGinn.,
was another hot tip in the same event, beng
backed iron, 40 10 30 tw"nty-Hyc. Eight
Cautwall. the apprentice who rode shark
% clcvcrly in the flr-t race, i, a Brooklyn
boy. the -ou Of the woll-krown sporting
one time with a." Old Coney Island Athletic
Club IL w1- hi, third mount and after the
cock ON the way to the post for this race.
Tangible, 100 TO ! shot. jumped clean over
TIE rail and ,hrcE M,Gresry hfEa a o IhS
not rcmounr Tangible was led back to
the paddock where, .ano, her npprentice,
he tEo seco MO r &SS van ~as Going
to the post for the second time the fIly was
% Wruly that her new rider nad to di,mo cunt
hor in hand There was delay OF fifteen
minutes before the field VA; sent away.
,omely over his colt Harrison, who won tie
second race. II" Sot Wa backed ron ,
tip That he replaced Blue Delft a. favori,e
IN -" final puot ttiou- Tie SulIivnn,, q"
krau- family 'ud lqmm1ny ot large had a
GOOD thing in frauNln (. who vas ham;
looked dan gorou, Wien IL fell on the turn
\ lr.p Of money WAS burned Vi Nutn
Gl,uucllie and Blanket were left az tho post
in th. Hrst race Gl,rr"lli" vas : 70 |
lAyoritc while every bCdv rad a tip on Blln-
kct, who was second choice at skies hc
otlcr good things were starter reduced 10
60 to /. MUsidorp, Or Riddle, lOuraiLo, Tour
and RapreurchCr. Shark. the winner. was
we'll SUPPORTED, his oNner, Billy bhN'r. CASH
ius D.. CuulOrja bic WAGER
NamuHuy as usual backed IN" Nuskcfeer,
hnt lost heavily when Athlaua was l"tt az
a
plunge on Sis Wagner. owned by DICK Dog
.lctt. her odds being beaten down from SO
to / % fftttis tCusI.,u0us, typed and
supported at +cvens Ia this race, b"i"d her
name
Martin rode two winners yesterday, carry
ing OF the louprs IN this respect Lyme had
two seconds hrt IN" best Eedforn could do
rod" winner and "a second
trramor, Who rode Himself in the fourth
race, had all he Gould de TO Keep in the sad-
die AZ one time IL looked as II he would
fan OF
Eos.tint does not appear 10 he so swift Of
foot as IN her early sprins races Yesterday
She ,W,rVod under ~" whip in tho stretch
when Lyme tried 20 overhaul Minnie Worth
Harry Cochran, II is understood, VIII not
ride again for " { Whitney next wear For
some odd reason the demand for this hoV's
services has not been unusual Possibly
his terms ARE too sh, II Is thought
II II Won dor Horst, { II Ehhets md
club, wer" among those who had Harrison
TIA" Racing Committee Of IN" New York
Press club announced last nicht TINT the
net receipts Of the recent benefit at Morris
Park amounted to s2.stl -