The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19

CONGRESSMAN Timothy d. suliivan's Ernest
Parham 10 the third event At 70 !. ana when
the colt finished In front there were Wild cheers
from big Tins constituents. who came
+, from the Bowery with bullying pockets ready
| to back the tip to the limit Former Com
| missioner +. j. Lantry's Or. Satior vas the
| third good thing which caught the Tammany
J money and It was spread all over the ring
at to I with q confidence that was ufmis-
taxable. There were many cases OF heart
disease during the running OF the race. but
/ when Burns landed the Rossngtou colt wins
ner by a head a terrific yell went up ell over
the track. the happiness extending from
Papa joe and the Bowery dealers TO the big
men who run the Democratic machine In
Fourteenth street. A. a anal reminder OF
their presence the politicians and their friends
poured the money into the ring on Senator
Patrick II. McCarren's Mackey Dryer to win
the last race. and again when Burns returned
the colt winner there was ceiebration
which lasted all the way home from the track
and was going on at late hour last night
SO far the bookmaksrs since the opening OF
Aaueduct have suffered heavy losses. the
number Of men doing business In the ring
being diminished each day. Many bank
roll dug ub during the winter In q mystericus
way has been crimped to such an extent that
viii be taken with the talent:
Many no.sb,es made their nrst appesrance
at the ~, se1ator
S syss5 win aea colt .so has
ehsno a' o%s 81 an *. .
as :'sva S s s .ss T HSSs: # IL TSSSss.
onstss from J. T. Madden was another visitor,
Ssefu who % Start IN yths En s Derby
this year: Walter 8. Hobart. owner Of Bright
Phoebus. a winner Of the Realization. who
Alderman Timothp p. Sullivan. John J: Hag-
Witt sm P R ..os%snn lS.t Hfte c.jr es
I.ewisohn. Dan Hogan and other notaoles
were also present: ~. A.. ,., -, N.
season here With Dr. SAVIOR and Maeisy
DIVER and n each in.tanc he &C., sct round SI,
f 1 e. st Winner 1a Of hs Meeting
In the second race. Grover Cleveland Fuller
who rode Ernest Parkham H. the boy who
headed the winning jockeys at New Orleans
It was rumored at the track that .,ensr r,l
70 mS sa o 2s"r "a sH
field in the Suburban Handicap. Zen.
MeIewee has been backing The han sI,.ss
that the Major viii he an even greater horse
sSs .ss III .ss HReT' o.;s:
W. j. Arkell and his trainer. I'd Henner.
went 10 Starter Cassidy before the races
and asked to have the suspension q Cochran.
who was set down on Friday. for three days.
raised. but Mr.. Cassidy would not consent;
was wanted to ride the Lotus stables entries
In the first and fourth races
j. II. McAvoy has turned over his horses to
Charley Hughes. trainer for r. N, Ziesler,
was at the track and said that the Cincinnati
turfman would be well represented In the
East this year, as well as In the West:
Fred Gebhards His Eminence has been
doing stud duty at Silver. Brook during the
past winter. but he will be put In training
again for his various stake engagements
The good things that we're played yesterday
were Armeath. Andrattus, True Blue and
Cassville In the first race: Bronx, Rnobhamp-
ton and Wizard in the second Grihiths,
Star and Garter, Sllurian, Mark Cheek and
Ban rora In the third; Or. Saylor.. W. r.
Condor. Iilyria and Colonist IN the fourth
Florizel in the NTH. and Flying Buttress
in the sixth. All were widely tipped by the
touts.
After Mackey Dryers victory In the last
race yesterday a ,prominent bookmaker sent
a commission OF 500 to- Chicago to place on
Senator McCarren's colt for the American
Derby. Mackey Dwyer Is quoted at odds OF
100 to /. and the man who made the bet re-
ceived the assurance by Telegraph tnat ne
would get $4,000 to 500