The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-19
WORRIED OVER kINLEYDALE
HACKERS READY TO COLLAPSE
WHEN NE FINALLY WINS.
George wheelock Picas Up $50 400 on
:. Edith James-Tremend Plunge on
My Buela Led by Dave JOhnsOn-Niarty
bergen Disguised with His Own Ride.

H. E1th JAmes--Tfcme nuOis P1unEe on
My Ruela Led by Dave johnson Marty
Bergen Disguised with His Own Ride.
Kinleydale, Sydney Pagets two-year- old
colt by Kinley Mack -Berriedale. a half-brother
to lnfexible. came into his own yesterday
when he won the last race at the Beach. On
three previous occasions this colt was heavily
backed by the smart fellows because of some
remarkable work in private but In each in
stance he refused to break with the others
and was unable to get inside of the money.
Yet those who played him In each unsuccess-
full race never lost confidence in him. and
when the betting began yesterday the money
poured into the ring in such quantities that
Kinleydale went to the post in some cases
with to 10 against him. The stable COM
mission was $4,000 alone while Charley Cash
made a similar wager, with Alex Shields,
F.. r. Thomas. Sol Lichtenstein, Bill Brown
and the clubhouse patrons Sc nding 1t In in royal
style.
The hackers of the colt were sure that he
could win In the company he met. but whether
he could break from the barrier was another
, question When the gate went UP there was
! a cry of dismay from the big betters. who
saw the Paget jacket hcbbing up and down
f, In the rear of the big field, for the Kinley
Mack colt had gotten away in his usual slug
gish manner and looked beaten before he
had covered a furlong. But when he doomed
| UP III tne StTetC0 probable winner tne TOOIlnR
was Of the Gomanche order and when he
just nosed out Blair Athol on the post his
hackers were on the verge Of a collapse.
Blair Atho. by the way Is full brother to
! Roseben Joe Yeager was one Of few that
could not see Kinlsydale. and bet on Cassini.
the boy punger dropping 81 500. George
! Wheelook. like YeaGer, did not care for the
| favorite and burned up $500 on Merrick,
while Jack McGinns had $500 on Aviston.
who ran In his colors for the first time,
A successful plunge of leviathan proper
tions was made on My Buela in the first race.
Dave johnson led it with 5000 wager.
while there was a single clubhouse com
mission Of an equal amount. Eddie MELON
AID Sol Lichterstein. Joe Rose. c. OAK, Max
Frank Moe Dinkelspel. r. Angarola. Max
Blumenthal, Sig Levy. w, Stopher. John
Fay, Eddie Gaines and Frank Mckee were all
cashing on this winner. after the race. j.
Berk. Bob McCiiven and NJ. Marks took Pho
neer Charley Heney. J. RAY and John
Atkinson played Thistledale. Frank Tyler
John Coleman. Eole Pearsall and Jim Davoy
each had n big bet on Chrysolite killing
was framed with J. II. McAvoy's Conquest
backed from ~ to Z. Jesse Lewisohn and
Harry McKenna being among those who had
chances to clean up. Tom Costigan played
Tweedie.
George Wheelock caused mild sensation
In the rinc 1hen he won $50, 600 on Edith
Montanus was heavily played by Charley
Cash. Bill Porter, Dave John son. Jack Melon
aid. Charley Fox. Eddie Mcdonald and others.
Jim Davey bet $500 on Pat Durre's Reuben,
and Ike II ompsor. Joe YeaSe GER and tine the
clubhouse played Optiolan and r. AnEarola
BY Leslie Cossns. who feureJ In II the EVAN Nan
Patterson case.
TT TIE to so ,fh 5oeE T.llrd q nsoataes
foreSer viii bssyy wsse1s ~ Sol Of
Bill Porter ard Matte Corbctt Georre
WsfsoGk To los, s?9 On yin
Frank McDourall and Max Bhimenthai
VI TSo waEsrred 8, a place: charley Eox
event in his colors. with Is to about him
Insantatjon carried AR The blk Of re wise
Shields, Jrlhs Frank, Gharley' CASH sse'J Joe
Rose; Sol Lichterrstei ard J. Clark backing
the hy With 6ao eolid Gomssiors Fred Esh
G1'her, the gepublicpn politician. also Won Won
bleia TiId a. M1t vas s,nGpoT}sda BY yeafsr,
!ooE zeala, vth T. AhsardiEs and nndp'' Edde
MSt e"Gy orbett nnd H. frends rooted
Of Reach home in the ifth rase as il they had
bet 'h Rass Lives on hi SCI and
s.. Valentine, with Eddie Burke and Bob
It was reported in the ring that John DAILY
Is seriously i'll At his home. Leo Mayer has !
gone sf to the AdiIondacks to remain until |
cnlation during the day that Tie Jockey Cldb |
james t. Keene, Who is said 'i to- have aa b ena
opposed ID to CT, the Jockeys reinstatement hith
:, Marty Bersens handling, Of Buttors in the
third race was watched with much interest.
The The o yst seSoo G Of ed sat bell aPrS
IN striking. contrast to the style employed by
the other jockeys in the race. When he got
back to the paddock Bergen looked dis
Buttons, could not have lost with good
Of end M Butos ra IN tho h to
Of Mrs; a ". Marrone and the bookmaEers
said that when he asked Sol LicktsnsteIiHne t to
quote price against Buttons for $40 each
way: the Po9hkmaker gave him $50 to straight,
But owe Sol $500 50 I've only 's got $3.50
be BEEN p 10 ic1 for BUTTONS had won hered
Charley Fox. bought Alvin at private
Friday. The colt was entered in the third
face to be sold for $1,000. but Tony Aste bid
h MN up to $500 80 and got him. The, run;up
Frank O'Netll, the we'll known Jockey
was married last night to Miss Mary McCaf.
ferry; the daughter OF A. c. McCaferty. the
The stewards sent note of warning to
j l.; Mcsilnnis and George B. Hill yesterday
TO the effect that no pickering over selling
race run-ups. would be tolerated in future.
Carroll Reid, Charles House and John \.
Madden shipped their horses to Saratoga
;n, .Siy Jack Bennett and E. l.. Graves
q Tompkins and J. W. May will ship on Friday
while the strings belonging to $. s. Brown,
urday w. '"''
Hoy did you make out to-day?" asked one
man OF another on the cars coming home
I'm afraid TO look at ting rtveri" was the
reply. which raised laugh for their fellow
pa ssan gers. ,
Maid Of Timbuctoo to show was tip cir
Oilated in the paddock before the first race
and several profited at odds OF is to i.
DigRns and Willie Davis each rode two
Out Of Reach is in better condition just now
than ever before. His old tendency to quit |
lot Of his baokers when Race
King got TO him at the head OF the stretch, !
but he fooled verybody by coming on reso-
lutely when Shaw called upon him.