New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22
TALES OF TURF PLUNGES
RY4N'S LARGE WINNINGS.
Stories of Gain That Please the
HOlI05c Eyed Regulars.

HolIosc Eyed Regulars.
rather stupid afternoons racing was relieved
little yesterday at Gravezend by another chap
ter in the romantic story OF John J. Ryan's win
ninEs. on Saturday :Eis picturesque diamond
studded citizen Of Chicago won something like
&aee on four races. according 20 the story which
reached Tie ears OF the hollow eyed ''piker."
Yesterday nc sau-tered srto the ring with a
bushcl basket under each arm. and. after select
ing the winners CT two races. was forced TO re-
tire io search q more baskets. His failure COM
Qletely 90 stamp out the bookrnaking Industry is
said 10 be due TO the fa-V that the supply OF bas
kers las become exhausted
70 guard against repetition OF yesterdays
Ta-5oaable but annoying shorJsishtedress. II IL
said that DE Vii have furniture backed up
behind each b50kmake-'s stool this afternoon A
peculiarly % Lr. Ryan's systeD-anG one that.
incidentally. Ills the souls OF other plUngers with
envy-is that The more violent he becomes in his
eCorcs O. determination TIE more gulible and gen
erous the bookuakers become.
Beginning. FOR instance. with the triflng
a. 81 ro0 which he won on Stamping Ground in
the third race lac bet half this sum. according 10
one published version q the incident back on
Embarrassment IN the nth race and. instead OF
shortening the price. the quotations actually re-
ce6e5 from 10 20 10 3 post time.
When John A Drake, on the other hand. at
tempted emulate his example on a modest scale
and win back some 81 his losses by betting few
Insignificant thousands On HIS colt High Chan
ceIlr the ring took flight at once. and from TO
the market dropped three points before the Diaks
commissioners had really gone into action.
From the exciting serials which have been ap-
rearinz simultaneously In several newspapers 1t
Erlr surprise one 10 hear thar BIZ DAILY. The
wei known racetrack pluuEer. cleaned Up four
millions 0r his erard colt sTaupland IN The taiTd
race yesterday afternoon
The races included "a selling stake for tvo-year-
rll FlIise "a five and Lalt fu-lorEs, called the
Al5-rnare, aut ar IL was restricted 20 FLIES that
@arT
uot binding in its t-iL-aacy- OF the nine that
20 tEe post Fl-rllla. possibly because Fuller
lad -lr MONT, received most attention from the
SPECTATORS. The stout hearted little lilly Funny
Size. which las been winning selling races with COM
rCrllLl regularity. was neglected, and this over
seht may have been cue % the fact that Burns.
instead o. Redfern. had been engaged 10 ride her.
F.a-l-IIa and Let0la raced together vel into the
stretch. where Funny Side caught them. and under
severe punishment. got 10 the wire first Flammula
was tiri-s badly. but managed TO keep Letola from
taking the place
The affair In which Ryan is sid TO have cleaned
Up hls first $4,000 vas handicap at a mile and
a sixteenth Tor mares of al eyes Stamping
Ground the consistent thsee-year-o'd duv by
Lamp. e-ter-El Sc, has won some races recently
q Ran believed she co,l5 beat such mares IS
whom. with Tie exceEugn 4 EuEenta Bureh when
gave her SIX T9lHaS sLe IVES llerilil- on pietL-55
6ad' he fooi OF the farorite and The entire field
almost from the start. Eugenia Burch was second
Five out OF field OF eleven stee7lechaseTs either
Eel refused q threw thelr jockeys. ana as d
---.- f-- 5ars--r The lTfr--+e Non which heat
. N-~he--ev furnished the narrowing shock q the
T-r u-bo- both - Valentine and Nineoa beat
n i 3 az a 8
- ~. ..---..---- "a ,TS-,-sa 1E-r-rb
were The other Two winners.
SUMMARIES.
T---- p -vr---e---cIss which have rot won s. 500;
p Ps'aaF p
z r. Tl-ras-~ r. = valentine by
So. l-.-. -------' -.'----' &C.,. -
-..-'. Ir7i-re. 20 10
E-a-arl.r I'D .--r--. - - ll ----.--l-
tU--sr 90 90 and J. % J. fltla- q. .~r7-e-l. -
90 ana - q l.- A.'-5 1---, ~ ~ \ e-4 20 T., !