The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02
MADDEN WILL QUIT THE TURF.
no SELL HIS HORSES AND DEVOTE
TIME TO BREEDING.
Tyler. the Humminz BIRD. Placed In Line
with the Mets-.sydney Pasefs Mover
4. Bet Is LOst-Eennct WINS $50 .0OO on
Flip Fap-Other lis TranAc'ions'

he will soon retire permanently from ac', ~,
partic ipation in racing ard VIII GeNu.e ~.
time in future to his breeding es'aoI'sn'', ~
at HAMBURG Place. Madden Will sell all his
y.srlIn GA IN Gather with his horses in training.
m June ~ and "a He has already disposed
of a number Of his racers. he sa'o 'ee'o'
day: done with
racing forever and will, get out OF inc game
within the next month. have large oIeeu
ing farm in Kentucky. whlch i'iehns Wv, ,.'" y, =
cannot spare the time 10 ia'o '''e' "
East all the year. -
Madden is one of the best known turfmen
in the country He has bred many famous
horses. which at different tunes nave oeeh
sold to such rich owners as the late w. -
whitney, C.. II. Macl;ay and r. H. lhoI'ss'
He raced the famous Hamburg as two-year
~ and olso won the Tuturity with Yankee
He has made n fortune out OF the game ana
"a, witbdrnw with the satisfaction of KNOW
inc that he will not soon be forgotten. Mao
denis retirement. strange 10 say coiies 'ue'
after the reinstatement OF MS olo enemy
s. T. Hildret but there is no Ill 1eellng no" ;
as the men shook hands in the 1rlehdHese sol
OF way when they met IN the paouoeh az
Grayesend ore day last week.
That the Nets feel their lack OF independence
and authority keeniy was shown by their
evident III feeling when Frank Tyler. the
Humming Bird. was removed into the 'front.'
line Yesterday to Ill the vacancy caused oy
the withdrawal Of c. Klein. one of the book
nookers' syndicate. Tyler had been repeat
eddy black balled by the Nets when his name
was Off erred for membership. though no reason
for this action was ever made public. Tyler.
as q result was compelled to operate In the
back line. where he made big book and
offered prices that at times!were more liberal
than those displayed by some OF the Nets.
Last year Tyler won sec. 900. and ever since
OOOk
ing successfully on a large scale. When IL
became known that he was booking on even
terms with the Nets yesterday he was sur
rounded by mob OF betters. He refused no
wagers and laid the top prices 1t was GER
talniy a day of vindcation for him and Q
distinct re buke for his enemies.
During n discussion among friends on
Wednesday night well known turfman
I'M bet YOU 40 70 that YOU cannot pick the
winners OF the first four races tomorrow.
viii 200 against 5000 be too much?' re-
'@You are on!" was the retort. Now name
Gear aphine, Jim Newman. KiamTesha , and
e cpr,fsh S won. !hefe much
tured chatting in the clubhouse, which vas n, n,
creased as the other selections went by the
After the steepeehase was over j. wa a,, dis
covered that Jim Newman had pied curing
s,ii l performance was accounted for. Paddy
Sullivan. Big Tins cousin. saw Howard
Gtss su hs bou Sh he sedns
yearling for $500. but as he did not amount to
much as a racehorse Paddy put him TO work
he Was one e Of t the owners When Howard
S,F bs 4 sold d h Sns sno to sm e
in the steeplechase, was once owned BY Rich
ard Croker. who: in conjunction with Eugene
snd seE pafa ar haea tie
horse e David Gdeop who attempted ss
Democracy and is owned by William Lttaqer;
aIsS S ssSa sSss
dock jump the last time around; But for this
mishap he might have been in the money 10 X;.,o,
Nets It's It ' was ls said that some Of the biggest
bseEDs 'hs ha one book each IN the
falling on in the Nets. the back-liners will be
moved into the vacanci les so that elghty-fve
'sei y ssS nature sss al The When
and George Wheeioek each won So. 600 on the
her a to with Bin Brown placing , $500 and md
500 ACROSS ns the he boards on his FLY Marriage
Bells; who was backed from ON 100 tD down to
at tens Counsellor I.ichtensten bet 500 on
BsaI1 At to Eo sra rsars 1cep PLACED Wsd
ST. 600 from Eddie Burke, together with a
smsT bet from her owneTb jack MOGnn
also dropped $500, as did Harry ,Illwitzer and
j., Coleman. on this mare Fred Calhoun in
nbne % $50 s ~aF pace on and @
third on his FLY Consuelo- H. who took sec.
ond money at 20, sand B. Leo Mayer wa ered
20 to IS
R. Klein member Of the Met ,.o Won
chase on paSey Ssd @ sras shsep end
Ssioorahstohee. G. +. johnson had 500
third on, three WAYS on Bonfire. while his
poe ea sOs On ' the sas hos
Iichtenstein bet q 900 on Bonfire place. and
ss Sa' s' Jim no W Win cSares
Head Smith stood to win $4,000 on Gladwn
Stanton won Ss bundle on W9rGman
to, II to from to l. George Wheelock. in
ciden'ally betting 500 on the a.. Fatherlsss
also. Charles Head Smith burned up $1,000
on or kiam - and Invader caught the suppor.
Pat Shannon for $500 wagers,
Stakes ensbsd her r1 ap Jak s'f sennets
he G open sd' at Of Is 10 and w ss
steadily played until she closed in some books
Ct TO- l: Among those who put $500 bets on
Riordan. while Gully Coulter, an old Gutten-
burg campaigner. had $50 straight and $50
third s. S, Browns Sue Smith, who came
here from the West highly recommended
was costly investment, Jesse Lewisohn
dropped 1000 on her. while Leo Mayer lost
S2S00, Johnny Coemen 81, 900 and Billy Hayes
and Bob Rose $500 each The stable COM
mission was also heavy Eole Pearsall bet
u 900 on Caprice. Johnny Walter salso wager
ing $3.50 and Henry Parr $500 on
Whtney's royalty bred fy
J. Grant Lyman and n. s. Hand, the we'll
known Handicapped. each won 81 500 on Palette
In the fifth race. The clubhouse patrons
also had the tip and bet small amounts on the
Ben Brush mare, Counsellor Lchten-
stein lost 800 and Charley Cash 81 600 on
The Gadfy. with Leo Mayer sailing 81 900
on Embarrassment. who was reduced in the
prices from tens to tours. Jack Mcdonald
also lost $500 on this horse Wizard another
supposed good thing. was played by j. L.
Holland. Dogcett and several clubhouse
E. E. Smathers got rid Of $500 on his fally
Transmute in the last race. Inquisltor, the
winner. was tremendously backed, Dave
johnson, Frank Farrell. the Haymans, Joby
Coleman, Wheelock. the Lichtenstens and
other big ,plungers being aboard with thou
sands, When 1nquistor jumped into the
paddock his price went up from even money
to II to s. while Transmute was hammered
down from Ia to to ? to 1.
Nine carloads Of yearlings from j. B Hao-
flint Rancho del Paso stud arrived at Sleeps
head Bay last night. where they will be sold
at auction on June Is. 10 and IL
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