Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-02
Jockey Miles SUSPENDED

Eearly yesterday afternoon there was
a well-founded rumor at the track that
Jockey Miles had been left off with Sc
we're reprimand by the stewards. About
o'clock Secretary Daingerfeld came to
the press box with the announcement that
Miles had been suspended for the rest Of
the meeting and that a still further inyes-
ugation would be held by the Jockey Club
into his ride on Carroll D. Tuesday
Yesterdays attendance, with the excep-
ton OF last Saturday, was the largest of
drawing out the people
The stewards yesterday cautioned Fisher
rider of Transmigration, that he must keep
his horses straight. He allowed the fllv
to swerve to the rails and prevented Hoof-
beat from coming through
Cannon. Redfern and Hack each won
two races. Hack was suspended by the
starter for not keeping his position at the
post in the fifth race.
For the first time in many days the red
green cap was not conspicuous in finish
OF the six results Pa" Daily started sew
eral horses. but the best any one of them
could do was to secure third money.
T. Walsh. who rode SWIFT in the two
Jear-old race, broke his stirrup leather just
after the start and was unable to ride the
flly to advantage. He brought the broken
stirrup home in his hand.
John A. Drake. who bet 5000 on Nc
Chesney to win the Montgomery Handicap,
Big Nc race. that he Is not in the same
class with Hermis. If they ever meet
and 1 am around he said shortly after
the race, III bet my limit on Hermis. "
New York World.
Hicks, who will ride for Perry Belmont
this year, was not formally suspended by
the New Orleans stewards. nor did they
consider him guilty Of wrongdoing His
employers were ruled of and the boy was
advised to remain away from the track I'M
til the scandal created by the disclosures
he made had abated
Towards the end of the betting on the
sixth race, Circus. with Cash" Sloan up
went back in the betting. Athelroy backed
from to down to 8 to 5. won from H
l.. Coleman Odom's mount, while Circus
upon whom Sloan did his best. was un-
placed. The fact was the pace was so
slow for the first five furIongs run in
chance because all the speed was in the
last half mile.
James Mclaughlin sent a well-bred f1lly
to the post in the second race. This was
NJ. Theo. by Lissak-Madam Reel M.
Theo's dam was out Of Mamie Gray and
therefore full sister of Domino and Lady
Reel. the dam OF Hamburg. NJ. Theo cost
Mr.. Mclaughlin only 500 at one of the
yearling sales last summer. She looked
big, but showed some speed, and may prove
her right to the great blood lines she rep
fesents before the season is far advanced.
V. w. Power of this city who has a
record for pulling of good thing OCCASION
silly was In evidence yesterday. Mr. Power
nad TWO entries. Slidell. In the first, and
Gwynne in the fifth. While the Power
horses are not world beaters the word
was passed around before the racing folk
left town that there would be something
doing Slidell seemed the most likely of the
pair. and the local talent went to him at
to l. The demonstration when Slidell
salloped in ahead of his field was lusty
and real. Mr.. Power is a persistent long
shot player AND established reputation
for shrewdnesS which suited the IDEAS of
the home folk when he won a race with
Gwynne. 100 to l shot, here a couple of
years ago.
Racing Yesterday Afternoon.
Following are the summaries Of the races
too late for last evenings Star:
Second race. for maidens. four and a half
furlongs-Judge. lot. Hack. to 8, won:
Listaway. 1O4, Pollok. to and to 5. Sec
ond; NJ Theo. 1O4 T. Burns. IL to 1. third.
Time. 05s- Transmigration, Swift and
Hoofbeat also ran.
Third race. six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., d.
Redfern, to 3. won: Flying Buttress, 113
Haack. II to and to 8. second; Anna
DAILY. d. Dreamer. to 1. third Time,
1lo 20. pirectum also ran.
Fourth race. for maidens. seven furlongs
-Benduro. 100. Cannon. to 1. won; Flo
Russell. 1O0, Miles. to 1 and 3 to /, sec
ond: Cherubim. %. Henderson, 8 to s. third.