The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-17
ACEPULL WILL GOTO ENGLAND.
JOHN T.. MADDEN SAYS PLANS
HAVE NOT BEEN CHANGED.
Date Of Sailing Not Decided - Not TO
Race Hermls Against acChesney- kit.
tanning Not Backed by Owner. but
"Pitt .burg Phii' Hits Ring Hard.

John Madden said yesterday that Aceiull.
the twO-year-od colt by Mirthful Myrtle
Harkn"s. owned by Harry Payne Whitney
and Herman B Dmryea. will 60 TO England
this idli 10 run in next years Derby, as orr
giriliy planned. Wucn Aceful Won the
Junior Champion Stakes at Gruyesend he Was
Pronounced by many turfnen TO be the best
tWo-yrar.old Of the year, but when h" was
beaten in the Matron Stakes last week by
! X. Hitchcock 5 Grey Friar and j. Il 7 =.
keene's Surbiton. report became prevalent,
that tn" colt would not go abroad after all.
Young Nr. Whitney, who arrived home from
England on Wednesday. had a talk with
Madden a. Morris Park Yesterday. after
which Aceiull's breeder and trainer declared
that no change had been made In the plans
to send the colt to the other side. although
IL had not been definitely decided on what
date he should sail
Areport came here from Chicago yesterday
following the victory Of tne crack Western
thr"o-ycar-old McChcsncv over Green y.
Norris Sombrero that Morris had agreed
to make match in behalf Of iIrrmi-. with
the consent of l.. V. Bell. Iiermi-'s owner,
10 race McChesney for a purs" of $4,000
and was Wiling to post $1,000 as "a forfeit
10 bind the match when asked about the
matter Mr.. Bell. who was at Morris Park.
said a match race was out OF the question.
that h" vas not III favor ot entering any Of
his horses in such ai2irs: that BE- would not
under any circumstances send Hcrmis Nest
and that his stable. after "A hard campaign.
would soon s3 INTO winter aIhrtrfs
TWO horses. kttaniny and Red Pain. who
enabled their hackers 20 knock tn" spots
out OF th" betting ring Yesterday, vrr" num-
b"r"d "lj on Tia" prOgra nlnlc. BY a peculiar
coincidence the last time kittaning ran he
carried the same number. That WAS oil
July ii at Brighton Beach when Winnie
otonnor had III" mount and beior" the race
received an anonym letter TO the effect
that he would rid" hors" numbered IL III
IN" first event that day aud would hc hurt
70 the rall and O'tonuor got broken toe.
Not long ago ia" colt, WHO - by Halmd
Virginia Nancy. w's sold by VI i DMNcf
ia Frank VI Dick for 5000 Mr.. Dick en-
gagged Billy harrick to train III" COLI ana
TN. latter. after working the son OF linlua.
told Mr.. Dick that kittaninE worked a quarter
OF mil" III ost under ~" vllp Yesterday
morning and was therefor" not worth a bet
IN IN" second race. 30 Mr. Dick allowed
hin 10 run ,MUhou, s'hhl" commission.
break his resolution not to max" any NOR"
big bets this wear and back the colt with his
usual liboralitv at TO /. As result the
acted pluugcr dealt tho ring a tremendous
blow, while owner Dick WAS naturally
ClHgrin"d
Red Path was 'hottled-up good thing.
with Il vengeance. IN the W"stoh"ster High
weight Handicap. lie was nit Chiork"d
into he race pNth lo5 pounds and all Of the
trainers and ran blrd- had the tip
finished third with Past in N" MN race
Yesterday il under contract TO Pittshurc
Phil, who believes l." can max" a good rider
on Of him W" it'll" fellow will r"c"ir" q
salary OF 81 600 year and will II" paid extra
for his mounts
II WAS SAID Yesterday that George Rose
the aliioriIiI book maker. had again secured
tho privilege for ~" A'ld book next season.