The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-23
FIGHTING JOCKEYS PUNISHED.
RAY, AND RODROCK (OME no
BLOWS AFTER JrMPING RACE.
Roth suspended ny the stewards
Money on COiigny- Heavy Piunges on
ChalfontC and Pegasus win
$500 900 b. Defeat Of FayOrites.

The defeat Of Hylas In the steeplechase
yesterday caused some interesting coinpi,
cations. While the public at large played
II ylas az II IL was all over. the shrewdest
spectators at the Brighton track backed
Collgny the winner Ray. who had the
mount on Hylas. was severely criticised Tor
racing his mount into the ground In the long
duel with Maiden. but II seems that Ray loSt
his head when Rodrock tried to take MAIDEN
to the front. There has been bad blooo
between Rny and Rodrock ever since the
former won the Curragh Stakes. week
ago Yesterday SO when Ray realized that
Rodrock had virtually tantaliaed him In
yesterdays race to such an extent that he
had lost the big end OF the purse for Hylas.
the ilfeeling cropped out to the breaking
point. On their way back to the paddock,
close to the rails. Ray hurried after Rod
rock and said holly
an get even with you for this"
"You will, hey? Well. now's the time!
With this retort Rodrock landed a solid
blow in Rays face and clinch followed
Other Jockeys and several stable hands ran
no and tried to separate the beligerents.
while the paddock loungers hurried to the
raj ! to see the fun In a few minutes tine
pinkerto ns had arrived and the rate Jockeys
were quickly taken into the paddock. where
they wanted to fight it out. The stewards
lost no time in taking action. They made
only suspended both Ray and Rodrook
for the rest Of the meeting. but also referred
their cases to the National Steepechase and
Hunt Association for further action.
Meanwhile the public had been thoroughly
scorched by the defeat Of Hylas. while the
really wise men were cashing big bets on the
victory OF Coligny. who had been pounded
down from 2 to to to 5. Dave johnson
had a $1,000 wager on ColiGny. with Eddie
Mcdonald. Joe Rose, Sol 1ichtenstein Jakey
Josephs and others in their set following
suit The clubhouse patrons lost heavily
on Hylas. while Maiden was supported by
John Walters and Charley Cash All OF Rays
intimate friends were down on Hylas. whose
performance was startling surprise 10 them.
Follow the wise money" was the cry when
the betting began on the first race. Chal-
fonte opened at to and was backed OF the
boards, the price at the last moment being
4to5. This great plunge occurred in the face
of the fact that Dave Gdeons Cinchona
seemed to be a dangerous factor. Gideon
bet 81. 900 on his colt. who was supported
by Tim Costigan. Frank Moore. Charley Fox
and others, although the price went up.
Chicago O Brien led the play on Chalfonte with
a g. 900 wager at even money. Dave johnson
bet all of $500 while Joe Rose. Zach Frost.
A, L. Aste, Newton Bennngt Eddie McDon-
aid, Sol Lichtenstein. Nj. Marks H. Angarolo.
L. Curtis NJ Ray and the combined club
house were in line when it came time TO cash
" The he play on ButtlnG in the seashore Handi-
cap was enormous me public could see
said to have placed $4,000 on the colt. while
E. +. Smathers. Frank Farrell. Aleck Shields.
L. McGm mnds bs soi
IS. 900 on Wid Mint. the Keene colt also receiv-
the the s Of Jasss HU and
Bill Porter took Eugenia Burch. while Charley
Fox bet on Au kerolr 20 show 49,.
books IN the Brighton Junior stakes. Dave
johnson lost 5000 on the Hamburg sn1,n, colt
Joe Rose Morris S5oGs CeaTey 6asn
drop big wasers, Bob Tucker the
n 1lsd the FiliSrane COLT to show only. John
| Fay cashed a bet of 5000 to 5000 on this
winner. Max Bllmenthel and Eole fearsall
Timber place. and Mike Minden had place
wacer on MckittIedge
II, Their the fifsh race. Billy Du Bots lost about
81. 900 on the Hindoo colt. while John Walters.
| Henry Harris. Sol Lichtenstein and the club,
Bob sMcEwen, ice Rose. 4, l., Aste and Zach
Frost to cash some lucrative wagers. Pronta
carried $500, bet made by one OF her owners.
). 600 and charley, Heney also IL wrong.
Joe Haymah burned up q, 600 on Whorler;
There was single cinoh bs last rane ths
Dur yeas sedine receiving the undivided sup.
wo ouHn With TO lie Pearsali taking Jake San;
ders Tom CostEan go ing TO- Druid; %no ran
for Lady Amelia. Frontenac. the winner OF
this race at 10 TO vas played al oyer the
cas6ed bets amounting to at least $4,000
The winnings Of the LAYERS in the big ring
| we're estimated at 5000 900 on the day There
ii atg n n
members. and sixty-hve layers IN the back
I line.
sy F as fSHt 2F
Winner, 5000 to the second. and 81 ,ooo to
Commando won with 1875 pounds IN ia $.
Alan,,a-Daie, Hnrstbourne and james V.
Sena s sSs Who With ia pounds ran the
Oysma, when he reached the paddock, was
that he had struck himself In several places
il was said that Mr.. Keene was not altogether
% Th n way xhd oash h' he had the
ills stablemates, ,Kurokl and Nogl, both by
said to outclass Oyama in every way
figure in selling races lately that when Rubric
Rubrio was entered to be sold for 81 800, but
| FRANK BTOWn Dlu MIN up W S<,SVp, nv WHICH
point an agent Of Aste bid the usual IS and
the colt went back I the bootblack's barn.
| Patsy McCue. after a long absence from the
Eastern tracks. showed up at the Beach yes
terday looking to be In the best Of health
Foxhunter won the Brighton Steeplechase
for T. Hitchcock, Jr.. last year. and August
Belmont's Lord OF the Vale took the Seashore
Handicap.
plant for the rest of the meeting for disorder
at the post.
In the six furlong handicap Lady Amelia
gave seventeen pounds TO Frontenac and six
for some Of the big races at Saratoga.
Somebody handed out a tip on Sly Bride.
owned by ". Gould Brokaw. In the last race,
but the smart fellows could not see It in any
sort Of favorable light.
George G. Bennett. the bookmaker for
whom Fred Cooks crack two-yenr -old was
named. started Au Revoir in the Seashore
and thought he had fine chance to win
The horse was played in a desultory way
chiefly. to show. but he appeared to be out
classed. -
Willie Davis and Baird carried OF the riding
honors with a winner and second each
Racing NJ Providence.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 1.-THE finest day
racing yet given at Narragansctt Park was put W
In the six races to day. Only two favoritcs won