The evening world., 1904-02-26
H. 7. GRIFFIN SUSPENDED BY
STEWARDS AT NEW ORLEANS
Young Turfman Uses Sharp Practice in
- Order to Get Good Odds on Sweet
Pepper, and Stewards Have Decided
Not to Accept His Entries.

RACE TRACK, NEW ORLEANS.
Feb. 26--Jockey Robbins will not sign
a contract for the coming season until
Tom Healy las heard from II. L. WIZ
SON, u, who is In Europe. Wnen mere
IrCvnuy Evdl,y spoH, ~ JotneS i."p-
UsnS -Iather about signing the Iau 10
ride iOi Iison. I.opp.ns SAID ''v Muuld
prefer 10 turn his son over 10 WILSON,
since tncn d. IL. keenc mas asked Tor
Green B. Morris, the veteran turf
man, arrived from san Francisco 10
day. and VIII remain here for some
time G. W. Siantons entire racing
stable will be sold here Tomorrow
stanton halls from Mobile. Ala.
He bought Hymettus, pepper 10
mombo and several other horses from
Dick Bauer recently. The track was
fast as lightning to-day and the
weather sultry.
The books let out a howl after Sweet
Pepper won the second race. Grifiiths
man led II small, mdcrsized youngster
that ii was Sweet Pepper When the
rnilbirds looked at her they reported 10
~" books that sweet Pepper was ihc
worst younsster IN Griiii'h's barn. This
After the. betting had been going on
FOR ten minutes the right flly was
brought from the stable and the one
which had been masduerading as Sweet
Pepper was led back to her stall, After
the race several of the books chalked
up on the back Of their states: mo
Markers Last Day
The stewards have Just issued an Of
hcial ruling in the Griffin case No en-
tries will be received of any horses
5wneG 4ti In whole l or part by Il. T; Grit
tire stable indefinitely.
FIRST RACE
SIX .turlongs: purse s29 entrance $50 for
fonr-year-olds and up: selling. ,
ssn sinTtsfs Of tsmS Tsts iob 3ofSs f $! ~ TP ST II
FiissrIiiaS Fifas Tss il s5 GllS Hgsa,s g Il III
H$$ssss NsSssssS os f& rns. fIssro' s + 81 81 ri e
fsssGs. ioeeis as bsi crGSsr %II.a 20 ). 81 Il
start. good, Won ridden out. Time
Lady Contrary outbrokc, her field
when the start cHne and showed theI
When II came to drive she stopped
and Balm Of Gilead. coming with al
rush, drew away and won rs De pleas 'd
Irene Mac lust managed TO get mp in
time to beat ont Fitzbrillar,
-Four turlonEs .
sss, s!er'sr; Srsnsl %n's ;Yo ,2Ssf %s;., F T@
Isabella D. ITO. Fuller, q - - 10 lilo
q ~ NJ Flower. l65 wilson 1 . j icI ~ !
I.ytheist no CochrHn ~ . II
THlbala, ITO Robbins, VA
Lily Brook. l0T Dean { " u ~ 20
EoliR, 100, Nicoi ..,..r. 700 - !
Cut down. !,
Tho Fasteners made one ot the big |
Rest killings Of tho meeting over Swee
Pepper In the second race, which called
for two-ycar-nlds at four furlonRs Thei
Griffin commission drove her price from
i TO down tn 10 8. When the start |
came Sweet Pepper got away moving. |
and after racing Lythelist into submis- |
sion OH the first quarter drew away and
won a he pleased at the finish
THIRD RACE. 1
Mile and a sixteenth.
Starters, Wits. jocks stlIlL Fin su. ~ |
Rachel Ward. ~, Crin'ns ~ ~ III ~
John Doyle, 70. Aubuchon Z - - I SIS
Mint Red o.. Nicol o.. III 81 Is ~
Eliza Niss M5ii Dillon @ %. Philips % !, y az a,lS
Feronla No. shaver. o "a Is 20 IL
Atheola. o. Sallard, IL i0s I, 10 ~
Burke Coch ran. i0I Dem ~ Siy ~
TafsSSs; rlfssSa ~ ss. LiyiSnssSn Il .sSn s,%iSs % =
Debsnture. o.. Eogot, 10 II T. 100 40
Start good. Won driving Tlnls--i tS /
The race furnished a rattling good
hnlsh between Rachel Ward and John !