The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-26
KILLING WITH HUNTINGTON.
RING LOSES SiOO, 900 on THE Sue
CESS OF THIS TRICK.

lfINt LOSES 0lUV,VVV Wv IA wv
CESS OF THIS TRICK.
Jesse Lewiston and Jack Mcdonald Each
Win SIS 900 Dave Johnson Wagers
SO 900 on Roseben at 4 to 0-New
Way to Refuse Beta Ring Operations.
Ono Of the biggest killings Of the year
| was engineered successfully In the last race
| Yesterday with Huntington, a fve-year-old
| geding by Buck Massie-Ethol 4. H.. prob
| ably 500 900 being taken out OF the ring ny
| the clever persons who were In OH the deal.
| In his previous race Huntington received
poor ride, but this time there was extreme
confidence In Martins ability to bring nome
the trick The moment 8 to 1 appeared on
| tho states there was a wild rush. Boil Lichten-
| stein evidently knew something. for he re-
fused all wagers and rubbed the price en-
| tirely Jesse lewsohn had his commits
| sioners busy early. They ran around the
betting ring putting the money down where.
| ever it would be accepted until $4,000 mad
| been placed. Jack Mcdonald. who had been
| betting heavily all day with much success.
| also got down $1,000 Max Blumenthai
| yapered q, 200. Morris Stack 5000, Frank
| Moore g., 500. NJ. Ray 81, 900. and the combined
| clubhouse came at the last moment with
| . plunge that beat the price down TO to 3.
| Az the crowd In the ring got wind OF this
l neaVy play tHoTo WAS Ola 'sAs"Ss'~.~
! to hedge wagers made on Lady prudence.
who had opened favorits At 9 to s. but who
| on account Of the play on Huntington went
back TO IL to s. When Huntington won long
lines OF enthusiastic speoulators lormed
behind the books. the cashiers counting out
tho yellow backs until they wore weary. IL
was a coup we'll planned and IT will not be
forgotten for some time to come. Mcdonald
and Lewsohn each won close to 600 on
the result.
McDonald made SiO, 900 bet on The South
| erner In the fourth race, but he lost q - 600
wager on Ladsarion in the frat event. Lew
| isohn cashed extensively on Cinchona In the
first race. but he dropped u. 600 on vl-o IN the
| fifth. George Wheelock bet SSooo on Inc
| Southsrnsr, who was heavily backed by jos
Rose, Matte Corbett Dick Dogsett and Fred
Eshner. John Walters had 5000 on Major
| aingerfleld, with Joe Hayman and Alex
ander Shields taking st. Valentine
Although the odds were prohibitive against
! Roseben in the third event Dave johnson. his
owner, placed $4,000 on him at an average OF
1 to O. Joe Rose took a chance with 5000.
! Johnny Coleman wagered $4,000. too. with
Sol Lichtenstein putting down S20OO TO win
supper money. Max Blnmenthal also bet
o.. 600 at tot Regal place was PLAYED by
Bill Porter Sig Levy and Willie Apologize.
Wheelock bet 81. 500 on Idle Dream place,
Johnny Coleman also putting down $500 on
this proposition Bob McEwen. Charlie Fox
ana Joe Hayman took lsraelite place. Bob
LLOYD playing Lady Henrietta to show.
David Gideon wagered 81 00o on Cinchona
in the first race. this colt being supported by
Joe Rose and others. Ladsarion was supported
RS zoe MuI ERaae joe " s"d
W vent ss'" to Reuben for good bets; YIN John
| inc tn Merry Belle and Willie Applega play
Joy Ss. S ss biz msssy FAM f.. Sin y ps% "sd
Ste stsims %"" Max BlunentSai jasE Mcoisat.s
f f"Sn.Sn t FaY HoRnd and Edde
the heaviest losers on Go Between. while all
FAN, fhe Moers and sPe jon" Coleman Cleaned
up with Au Revoir. o...
g, sss Ross sssE ,.a T. shf n
lev Henry HOFFMAN. Sol 1ichtensteiD. Smith
Keime, Joe Rose. John Coiman:, joe Neager
Joe Hayman and Mark Riordan bet on Lady
ossns nas. s sna o shd cn
wasers has been nnearthed seyera! i LAYERS
w wage with the excuse that they have al.
ready taken in enough money on The horses
s @aeer rs" to ,hs ass But
according to some Of the ring sharps, these
At lanao 5seH 1 pSo
tise OF declining waeers at the quoted prices
ia an old one: but there is no attenpt OF the
been n many M, Complaints abort it. but nothing
been done better rune ne Ss o dssrs %
aGs wss1 when re- " pTee s 81" he
"'t "" Wild eyed individual. evidently from g
after the last race and told him that he had a
baron EsheI a . to pscs ss and t hat
sheet ana Found fd that The had been
I'D sEafht Back 81 az
but he Re, Tas not pIa sa.'s ss cried. He make it
;ss@s S" as" a' dd re sheet
sG Ts e Ss voa I'd
but the See excitabls person oculdnt see Il at ali
and went away declaring that the Ramo was
While the horses were at the post for the
third race there was runaway that caused
to ss Wagon nsed cart Parrer about
suddenly took notion to show the croWd that
IN In the nieid next to the rail- when he dashed
Oh at top speed directly toward a steeple
chase Jump; When he reached The obstacle bs ,hs
on either side and the wagon overturned
behind him. The horse remained In this
awkward predicament until several stable
hands pried him on.
Many were asking the question after the
first race why did Lyme ride Cinchona In
stead Of Martin. who had the mount on
| Reuben?"
Between races lanes r. Keene's Oyama and
a stable companion worked a half In 0as1s
and thrce-ouarters In lIe. The Commando
colt was ridden by Lilly and made no attempt
to run out. as he was not sent along at top
speed.
Go Between has proved q poor investment
for Alex Shields who bought him out Of
selling race some time ago for $4,000. The
Meddler Eeldng has startsdd several times
While Roseben had q poor lot to beat, he
displayed the same remarkable form that has
made him famous as weight carrier: He