The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-27
GOSSIP OF THE RACBrRACK.
LAYERS CLEAN UP WITH RE-
VEILLE AND CzARAPHINE.
Thousands Lost on These Two Fayorites
at Jamaica-Howevcr, the Ring Loses
on the Day--Biute Regains sais-
Ed Power Deed--.Jockeys Suspended.


Ed Power Dead-Jockeys Suspended
The books won heavily on the defeat OF
Revelle and Czaraphine yesterday. Both
of these horses were regarded as clnches
by the smart players. who put down az much
money as the layers would accept. Cara
phne was backed with thousands nj the last
moment, the Paget-Deirnel contingent setting
II In in great style. Reveille WAS played
to an even greater extent. The trainers.
In a body, thought he couid not lose. ana
they grabbed even money and o to 10 as II ~
was all over.
Not in many days have the layers had two
such good things, and they were lubilant IN
consequence. But at that most OF them
lost on the days proceedings. as oil OF 'the
winners were played. particularly Emergency
Major Daingerheli. Ocean Tide and Foxy.
1t has been such II hard game for the penc'i,
lers lately that nearly all OF them are inclined
to be panic stricken when plunge comes
their way. One OF the best known members
OF the NETS" man who usually taxes no
chances had up . to against COY Mao III
the fourth race. when stranger bet MIN sio'
The wager was accepted. but quick as nash
the layer rubbed to 8 to 1. Afew OF the clever
est horsemen in the East are not betting AT MI
John E. Madden surprised people by sending
his commissioner into the ring to pet sio
on Palette p ace in the first race.
The biggest election wager recorded IN
the course OF the day was - 500 even on the
Governorship. James Kane Of Brooklyn taxing
the Herrick end and Bookmaker Billy 'ohhor
holding the stakes.
A few DAYS ago L. T. De Amman claimed sails
out of a selling race much to the surprise OF
James Blute. the owner OF the colt who haa
been a consistent winner for him. Butte
tried to buy sails back before the races yes
terday and offered 81 400 for him. DE Arnan
wanted s2,7OO and the deal was declared
of temporarily. When Sais won the thiro
race. for which he was entered 10 be sold
for 81, 600. Blute bid s2.400 and DE Armah
let the colt 20 back to his former owner.
Frank Farrell was again absent from the
| track and two of his horses. Juvenal Maxim.
10 to 1. and King Pepper is to l. fnished IN
the money. both apparently unbacked by
the stable.
When Ocean Tide won the fifth race she
carried the colors of Peter WINNER 10 the
front for the first time in many months.
Winner bought the ST. George flly at the
recent Drake sale. and she appears to have
been good investment.
NJ F. Tarpey and Arachue were both PLAYED
for killings In this race. each being backed
down from 100 to 20 IS,
The differences between the Tyler brothers
which resulted In the withdrawal OF the
Colonel from the Humming Bride book
on Tuesday were not patched up yesterday.
for the Colonel was not doing business at
the old stand. 1t was rather quiet about the
hook no n resn,, In str;tino contrast IN for mer
occasions
Edward 7 Power formally well known
turf critic and at one time secretary OF the
Tanforan track. died Yesterday In Paterson.
n. j.. after n long illness. The funeral will
take place to- morrow.
Frank TAYLOR received a telegram from
E.. E. Smathers yesterday directing him to
ship McChesney this morning to Montgomery
Park. Memphis. II Ia said that Big Mac
will never race in the East again.
Green r. Morris will take High Chancellor
and other horses TO San Fraucisco next Mon.
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