Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-16
RACE TRACK GOSSIP.
Trainer Joyner Made a Great Record
This Year.

A. J. Joyner who trained the Paget-Hag-
gin horses this year and also had charge
Of August Belmont's Lord of the Vale and
Bride Path. established a record of which
he has reason to feel proud The horses In
his care won. in stakes and purses, a grand
total of $149. 2S65O, of which Mr.. Belmonts
pair won $11,950, including the Saratoga
handicap. captured by Lord of the Vale.
When Joyner began the season he had forty
thoroughbreds in the Paget barn. They
started go times. winning GO races. with 40
seconds and 36 thirds. while SIS were I'M
placed Joyner John w. Rogers and James
Rowe lead all of the other trainers in the
east in winning races.
Fred Taral who has just returned from
a successful campaign in the saddle In
Germany and Austria, visited the Aqueduct
track yesterday and was busy all the after
noon shaking hands with old friends. He
looked as well as ever, and said that he
could ride now at ia pounds.
Only cool Medicines the part of
George Odom saved him from serious acci-
dent In the first race at Aqueduct yesterday.
when Collector JeSsup was fouled. Odom
saw that a crash was inevitable. and when
his horse began to fall he swung himself out
of the saddle and tumbled scientifically to
the ground without receiving so much as
bruIse After the race he said that Col
lector Jessup might have won but for the
accident, Owner McGinnis thereby losing
royal chance to administer a final blow to
the books, as the colt was backed down
from to l to fours.
There was no evidence in the ring that M
L. Hayman bet on Rapid Water in the first
race at Aqueduct yesterday, although 1t
was reported that he was heavily backed IN
the pool rooms. But Hayman got down
heavy commission, not far short of $1,000
on Orthodox, who is expected to be sec
ond McChesney" at New Orleans, where
by the way, Hayman will have string OF
thirty-five horses of formidable CAMPER
tit ooh No in q
jockey.
Martin is now a free lance. He severed
his relations with the Miller-Leeds stable
Yesterday after series of rides that caused
his employers to express open dissatisfac-
ton with him. The boy was under the
wing of Trainer Tom Welsh. but even that
relationship is now said to be at an end:
Mickey CrimmnS carried Off the rldinS
honors during the Aqueduct meeting with
twelve frsts. He rode two winners, a sec
ond and two thirds in six mounts yesterday
Hildebrand, who finished his campaign on
Saturday, rode ten winners during the
meeting with Shaw and Martin having six
apiece. Crmmins and Schilling, his side
partner will be watched with interest dur
ing the New Orleans meeting, where they
will be kept busy by Archie thinner.
Peter WINNER went before the stewards
after the running of the Roslyn handicap
at Aqueduct yesterday and filed a protest
against the holding of Ocean Tide at the
post by one of Starter Cassidys assistants.
WINNER said that such proceeding was
absolutely unnecessary, and wanted to have
the matter investigated. Winners two
year-old Red Fox, a cast-off from the Dur
yea stable. who won the last race at good
odds, enabled Jesse Lewisohn to cash neat
wager Hayman in this race started Sa
ladin who was so well touted that he
was played at IL to 5. but he was unable
to run up to his work.
Akela, the winner of the fifth race, al
though he carried the colors of the Oneck
stable. ran in the name and interest of Rob-
ert Turner. a bookmaker. who bought him
before the races. Akela beat Kickshaw,
who. incidentally. lost some big wagers for
David Gideon, Albert Simons and Others
who made him hot favorite at even
money.
Fl. j. Morris colors We're carried into the
money by Missing Link and Prince Ching,
both big shots. while White Marsh, who
represented Mr. Morris in the third race
ran away on the journey to the post. and
unsuccessfully tried to throw Collins, a
stable boy, over the fence.
Although st. Valentine was sold Saturday
to j. II. Wagner, he ran In E. r. Thomas
name and colors yesterday In the Roslyn
handicap and also carried five pounds over
weight in order to allow Redfern to have
the leg up.
Seymour. after being led to the post for
the Roslyn handicap pulled up very lame
at the end of the race. Rossignol and Wild
Thyme were the previous winners of this
race