The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-11
NO MATCH RACE ARRANGED.
BUT SYSONBY AND ARTFUL MAY
MEET NEXT MONDAY.
Harry p. whitney Favors a Contest at
Mile. but 1t Is UP to Trainer Rogers
to Decide-ThO usands Lost on Pagan
Hey, who Falls in the steeplechr .e.


Az far az match race at mile and fur
long between Sysonby and Artfui next i nurs-
day is concerned 1t may he said that shcn an
event Ia out OF the question: but there is SUN
n chance of meeting betwe the star three
year-olds at Brighton Beach next Monday.
distance. one mile. c. j. Ftzserald tho gen
eral manage of the Brighton Beach Racing
Association, said yesterday that Harry Payne
whitney had EXPRESSED to him Willingness
70 start Artful next Monday In mile race.
providing Trainer Rogers should give MS
consent Artful left with the other whitney
horses for Saratoga yesterday IN tho care Oh
Rogers, 80 that il Is UP TO MIN TO say whe'ner
Artful can come back here for race with
Sysonsby next week. Mr.. Fitzgerald wired
Rogers last night for a definite statement
as to his Intentions.
James r. Keene has not as yet made
positive declaration In favor OF or against tho
race. He apparently is waiting to find out
what Mr.. Whitney's plans are. Mr. keene
asked Trainer Rowe yesterday when Sysonby
could be gotten ready for match with Artfrl.
and Rowe replied that the Melton colt could
be put on ed &c in about a week. or. more dell
nitely. by next Monday sure. Both Messrs
Keene and Whitney are willing to yield to
popular demand for match. but they must
first place the matter before their trainers.
But as time passes turfmen are inclined 10
believe that obstacles will arise whioh VIII
preclude all chance for a test under any CIR
cumstances. Tho Brighton management
meanwhile stands ready to hang up $4,000
nurse for a sweepstak es whenever the owners
Of sysonby and Artful express a willingness
to accept.
once again the folly OF betting big money
on steepleohases was we'll illustrated In the
second event. Pagan Bey. who was made
an odds OH favorite. was sent TO the posi-
heavily backed starter. broke down hope,
was suffering intense pam A,n,''h a. oroh a"
c condition that it is improbable that he will
race again for some time to come Thou
sands were lost on la oe nen, p,~n,an,hsi
| Wheelock dropped ssVoo' ieaser, Diune''"a,
and Joe Hayman :? 500 each, Joe Rose and
Morris lIayman $1,000 each. with Ed Suite
Mccafrerty and the clubhouse following VIM suit
ss,s On s K"sh a of Harlem. TX" Thompson
out1 o no Movsr took Sir voorhees, while John
| anu Leo Mayn' ,oon ~, tor Catohe,,
| Coleman showed preference LOT ''a'eoe'i.
sam in the first race Ewood was supported
by Kid Rogers. Joe IIayman. Counselor
LichtcnsteIn, Eole pearsall and George CAT
fcrata. Masanielo was played by Louis
/ Smell, Tim Payne. BOD Mctii'cn' Dill JACK
Wborc yaG WAS bseRed By Eddie Mobonad
WhsejSgk.s Sharley Hsssy; Rays jq aSs,a
and Ed Joe ,h R9s ony Ase
s sSd ihe nsTsn went NIT TO Lady Joceyn.
For sons reason The smart iR, players hay hayG
always held to the opinion tmat fbanhs s wo ohI 5
Is ss an ra Ssf in aop these operators believed
IN ,he th HI race Win the result that he car.
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by ne defeat OF Arkrta tT as nondnd
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P beoau te eo Of heavy plunge on Newton Ben
mhimg.oh g. ev.u n o S,a enator BelI Who
6ets for brake cana into III" ring at the last
hi,n ~ , an,d ~ ret he whoo nnnint down
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a,i b " od ~ hitM 10 show snS Riiiv In Rois
T Tred pcaihoun spIi, a bet on Marmee. with
Georpe Curtis taking Tyron.
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idln i,rearn Inn tha stawards would nor
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Who 6 n inpe do OF h4 stool AID went M and
dawn H,p he line ' bettirs "a much money on
IJle Dream, as The hooks would accent. IL
va ssid ,hot he claaned nm close TO xix ooS
nS h.. res,It ioe Snape had small hat
on nWcbess tjlle 70 show with Grant Tvran
,,inri,'g n hio WAGER ON Grand Duchas.e n nd
BIO i i o.ynsnnd "nIittinp s5SD on Nonel
we're Trumpet Prince Pepper. sonbrero
st. Valentine was not only hlnd"red at the
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