The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-06

COOPERATION or DOOkMAkERS
ASSOCIATION DEMANDED.

Raady-I3est OF the Two Year.Oids
Here Now-Two More Foais for MADDEN
Turfmen are agreed that the coming season
will be the greatest In the history OF American
thoroughbred racing. The success OF the
meeting at Bennings is already assured. yet
that is only an appetizer preparatory to the
sport on the metropolitan circuit. That the
turf authorities In the East Intend to deal
severely with those who transeress Is evident
Srom the action Of the stewards at Bennings.
who only last week suspended Jockey Miles
and referred his case to the Jockey Club.
The boys offence was glazing ride on
Father Bill" Days Carroll D.. In conjunction
with which 1t Is common talk that certain
well-known bookmaker. whose sheets were
examined by the stewards. won heavily on
the colts defeat. While Miles Is likely to
he practically ruled OF there Ia no way In
which to discipline the layer unless the Metro
politan Turf Association takes the matter
In hand. Those who are conversant with
the inside Of this affair say the Metropolitan
Turf Association should institute an investi-
cation at once, and II the charges against the
bookmaker under suspicion can be proved
he should be expelled from membership
without further delay.
III IL can be shown that one OF the members
Of this association connived with Jockey
to pull favorite the consensus OF opinion Is
that he should be banished for the sake OF
Association and the good OF the turf. At
Bennings the story OF the Carroll d. race
is common property. The name OF the book
maker charged with completely in the affair Is
on the wagging tongue OF scandal. There
appears to be a general demand for an In
vestigation by the Governing Committee OF
the Nets before the matter goes too far.
There was much talk. but little proof Of
scandalous practices on the Eastern turf
last year. but rather than have the talk con-
tinue the authorities intend to exert unusual
vigilance during the cam paign at hand.
With the real prosperity for racing fore
casted at Washington. the opening OF the
Aaueduct meeting q week from next wednes-
day will probably be signallzed by great
crowd and marked enthusiasm. In line
in the turf world. the Aoueduct meeting viii
be OF a higher quality than In the past. The
Queens County Hickey U y, Club has mapped out
and weight events, and the largest owners
have displayed an inoination to race some
b il in first-class condition. Supt. Joe Reilly
sfs MIss y stsss he s or
there, and by the middle OF the week all OF
the stable room will have o been bo tSEsn Az nv
ropoiitan Jockey Clubs new track a. Jamaica.
In this way there viii be no cause for COM
plant as to lack Of stable room and when
oe so Far Aa few good have been
hss rr ct and few othHs Fave
fairly rood class. but not what will be eS-
ectsd from the colts and es T DS viii be
meeting at Morris Park i well under way
T Hni sharps have been looking over the vari-
y9nssters at Local tracks d Ws and e The
IDEA NJ securing a good line on those that
may win championship laureis SO tar'
h ss most d ero%sns
be in the stables of Messrs whitney Madden,
at local tracks are as follows:
John S.sc1 By ss Pfne
& Repeat PIP Sy al D1aSnr Fog Do
w. Q. whitnsy-Phsntohi. b. o. By Meddlsr-Dls.
@ inn s.. HPS:sssis; ss G:s.i
sidney "f pssssi-wa,.r p.nsy, br. c. By w.ssr-
o Extra Lay BY cTos HAVE sh
st. ssSs.r k% ss s 81
- s, GasiensSchooi Gin; D. c.. by knish, OF the
ssss;. H s.s f Z
siu s 81 s sS st s.
e. y &c Hugh Penny
old N fslly Mrs. Frank Foster at Benninas Is the
talk OF the town. Since the first day Of the
S %ee InuI III Or her Faces have been .prn,
nd she hh IN at
leans during the past winter season she fin-
ana d" did not begin TO race until last fail: She
Il. o wfe. Z The lily IS blind IN one eye she
ins and will be raced later on at some of the
The brood mares semsp,oTrs,; dam, dam of ,Hy:
EHsaa ss Ts tos at q John T.
md The latter 81 imp MT, b i, -. s.r.,o..
nsy HndIfs Mf S.moI, kna E,cs r. Il w.t.
Ai,ohsSfk b MsSss Ssst End TSuI.a n
T1ans w Rhere they viii decide on the e1-
act location Of the new stables and the con- on;
also make arran gements for other improve
head Bsy TntHsy as. iii efIs
a1 Is slIter who
Z. Z. smathers. the owner Of McChesney.
s5 5aiss , sST
eyertrainine. hut he places no blame on on
all train McChesney for the big stakes for
which he is s a not sSns ,se hogse
Fast before that time.
$4,000. made by Matt Hogan. a Chicago sport
ing man for the three-year-old colt Skilful.
d said Hogan was acting on behalf Of John
W. Gates,
Lester Rein, the American Jockey who vas
ruled OF a few years ago by the English
Jockey Club, now weighs i+0 pounds, ana will
never be able TO get down to weight again.
He Is worth s25o,oo0
- Bennings Entries for To-day.
FIRST Rsce-For ,hree-year olds and upward: