The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-08
LEE BROWN RULED OFF.
Jockey Club Stewards Meet ut Saratoga
-Himself's Race causes Comment.

SARATOGA. \. Y, Aug After the running
of the second race. in which II. j Morris's
surmise towroped Father Bill" Days Him
self In a mile and furlong race, more ugly
talk was heard in the grand stand, betting
ring and paddock than has been occasioned
by any upset this year. II was reported last
night that the stew ards held n meeting after
the races at which the Himself race was
discussed at length and interesting develop
ments are expected Surmise was very
heavily played by Western contingent.
including John J. Ryan OF st, Louis notoriety.
The DAILY horse pulled up much distressed
and was noticed to be bleeding from the
side when led to the stable. Experts who
examined the horse said that he had evidently
been suffering from an abscess which had
broken during the race II was reported,
too that 1t required two men TO saddle the
horse when he was sent TO the post. quite con-
trary to Himself s usual disposition.
During the race and the rest Of the after
noon Mr.. DAILY sat on the steps OF the grand
stand leading to the reporters quarters and
RECALLED all inauirers freely with his account
OF the race. The horse WAS all right when
] saddled him" said Mr.. Daily. and I bet
on him as heavy as I ever bet on any horse
liz, pulled up on three legs and could hardly
get him to the stable Iguess he broke down;
he never liked this going anyway, and 100
pounds was too much for him.
Mr.. DAILY was warned recently by, the
stewards that his entries would be refused
unless his horses ran moro consistently than
they had been doing this season
At a meeting Of the stewards OF the Jockey
Club, Trainer Lee Brow and the horse II
entries q r. Fl. Brown, owner of II You Dare,
were ordered refused hereafter. The ruling
was for NlSIatGn OF rule %s whIc bor mas
and the specific offence alleged occurred
at Brighton Beach on July Is in race in
Testify in drugged CONDITION. August
Belmont presided at the meeting. the other
stewards present, being j n Bradford +,
Miller and the ruling in m" Brown cas-" Was
unanimous. This ends the career ON the
turf OF most remarkable horse. lie" Brown,
moreover, Is the second trainer to get into
trouble because of his connection with II
You Dare. The horse was formerly trained
BY. W y, Fizer, who WAS ruled OF at New
The most brilliant assemblage OF the season
Is promised az the track for next Tuesday,
whsn William X; Vanderbilt. Jr.. FoxhaIl
Keene and j. X. Keene are expected 10 be
present for the first time, This day. will
see the running of the Delaware Handicap.
in which the race sh9rps have expected TO see
measure strides with Golden Maxim. They
will probably be disappointed in this. how
ever. as il is reported that Golden Max i'm has
not rounded to so rapidly as expected. and
will probably not start in that event.
Though there were but four starters IN
the fifth race to-day, " was reported That
more money was wa gered than on amy race
of the year All four of the starters were
John 4. Drake. johnnie" Fay and Joe IN
man bet on Vncennes. Mr.. brakes geldng,
and the aggregate of their wagers was said
TO have exceeded 1000. Sol Lchtensein
and clubhouse coterie bot in the neighbor-
hood Of sl5 900 on James ". keene's Birch
Broom, and Joe Ycager alone bet 5000 on
Setauket. on whom the Tammany delegation
also plum Red to the extent OF $1,000 more.
Meanwhile, Strollers price receded to ) to !.
At which figure Julius Fleischmann and his
friends got aboard for liberal amount.