The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07
MORRIS SCORES ROUGH RIDING
HIS GELDING, DURAZZO, RUINED
~ THE FIRST RACE.
Veteran thurman Says There VIII he
Murder Yet, II the Evil Is Not stopped
viii Garrison Train In England?
Turf Talk at the Gravcscnd Track.

There was moro rough riding at Graves
| end yesterday. but the stewards. who began
| q crusad do against the evil on Friday by Sis
pending Fuller for five days, did nothing.
After the rnces Green b. Morris was out
spoken In condemnIng the foul riding In the
! first event.
Il never saw anything like IT," said Mr..
Morris MY horse, Durazzo, was badly
| cut and practically ruined. Three or four
| riders rushed across the track soon after the
| start and Durazzo was almost knocked down
| The same thing happened to another morse
| OF mine Gold Van. at Morris Park, which was
thrown heavily into the fence, breaking the
| rails and receiving injuries from which ne
will not recover for a long time. Because
OF rough riding alone have lost two horses
of class, and the end Is not yet. In the last
race to-day Leader and Remorse we're 30
| fagrantly fouled that was sure the stewards
would do something If this practice Is not
taken In hand Immediately. there Will be
murder yet
-Th. rerk lessuess of some of these boys
should he checked. They arc doing things
with n high hand. no mistake,
The stewards have had their eyes on several
noted rough riders and II will not be surprising
, If several Of them are set down for long peri
DDS. The Gravesend track has always been
noted for this kind Of work because OF the
comparatively sharp and narrow turns 1t
Is not stretching the point to say that there
has been more rough riding at Gravesend
this spring than ever before. but the stewards
are just as cognzant of the fact as ANYBODY
and will be heard from
There was rumor at Gravesend yesterday
that SNAPPER" Garrison has signed 'st, CON o.
England this year. Garrison could not be
found. bit t,0,, wao siil they knew him best
that WAS wa e ssEed MN tSe he d
pros pc here and did not care 70 leave.
IL. -, train in
incl din +. D. Snliivan's Setauket. who ran
third in the las, race II Fuller had been able
ds sd de Of s 1s pns 50 hsy ~0ua
mes jesse Sc Lewisohn and his associates took
thousands from, the layers on the success OF
Then they went to Broopstick and irish Lad
and would have cleaned Up Up henvils on a,t ths
the the post sst in the afth race. ,,
After the kensington, Eophone was sold TO
mr. Nation o VINO hs s tyds Park 70 mests
james O'Drien. the Irish steeplechase rider.
who win ride and train for MI NJ. t ooMot1v
yesterday. O'Brien said that II was nice
affair" but the only criticism be had to make
was that the jumps are too upright and should
&c B roc, n S and Dalesman. who won the
Great American last year. are both sired by
paddock with Broomstick. he said:
This is about the best two-year-old have
s sure tomorrow D'o'l''''A "'''' "'
Broomstick is q. 8. Browns Representa-
tive in the Saratoga Special and is we'll en-
gagged at all of the METROPOLITAN tracks The
ners Of il being st. Corlo, Russell. st. Florian.
Sir. Walter, Domino. Walter, ApRlesat3,
George Kessler; PTeviqHEs , Jean B1r fraud,
man ui,'' in yesterdays race the eston stables
i. Madden scratched both Adbel and ALI
j. Il. Haacin's Elmendorf yearlines. eight
oa HE ." Story that s Burn. will have special
train to take him to- Chicago to ride Irish
The PERRY r ts sttf sub bans the ,Bsla
can reach Chicago by a regular train in time
to ride there on saturday, Irish Lad will
care Of John W ,Roaers's foreman. His
regular feed box will be taken too, together
with a supply Of water and oats. The colt
will have q special palace horse car at his
Three jockeys named Heidsr rode in the
steerlechase Yesterday. F. Heider. who is
no relation to the others. brothers. halls from
the West
% $, Tinnsn was lsnting for mo%fn1
Of a chair and yelled II win! win. ,
But he quickly subsidized when Royal and /
st. Daniel r,nss'd his horse.
The Broadway Stakes. inaugirated In 1897.
bert. Sarmatian, The Parader and Old Eng
land
The touted good things in the 1fth race
were numerous, ANY. Day. Bruceville. Ioi |
san, Sacredus and Moorhen being on the |
tip OF the tongue
the ring a solid body blow when Royal won |
the handicap They. backed the Candlemas