The sun., 1905-08-22
FUTuRlTY YAYoRITE is LAME.
MOHAWK, NOT. /StKEhY TO
START ny ThE BIG RACE.
Owner and Jockey in Trouble Over Chars.
winds Retcrsa, 0 Form i-tsaird's
Case Referred to Jockey club Stew.
artis--Triais Of Futurtty Candidates.

Soeo NeVerreO 10 JOckeS NlWu %tO"'
ards--Triais Of F0turlty Candidates.
SARATOGA. Aug. 2h--1ks racing folks
here received u shock this morning when
II became rumored about thai Mohawk IL.
the Sanford hope for the Fninrity md be-
yond all question the best two-year-old
shown here. had gone lame. The popularity
of the colt. as well as ihe universal iegsrd
for his owners. brought-a a Teptral hope that
The story was but, one Of the many that drift
around on the eve OF q big race. and the first
inquiries Ipads brought what was believed
to be a confirmation OF this. Tor the report
from his stable was tihat the Injury was
nothing more serious than stone brniee
ana that no permanent reirehsnt was looked
for. Later. howayer. came Very dshearten-
Ing facts. and when 1T becarte known the
Idea Of shipping him 10 Shoepshsad Bay
tonight. as Intended. had -beon abandoned,
the order for the car being cancelled. all
appreciated thai the .coat's. condition was
was much worse than was ~ ARts thoasht.
His trainer says that whenhe carne In utter
q short gallop he favored his near toreleg.
and that whilo 1t received attention ~ once
1t was really thought that he hdd stepped on
. stone and that no would round tn in Q few
hours. Instead OF inproylgS' HE condition
grew more serious and by noon tho ankle
had filled ina way thss thoroughly alarmed
limb was at once given every attention known
to the oaretakers OF shgrss. ssAd ~ may be
that he will come out 81 the geeident without
serious results In time. but AZ win be 4 day
OF two. at least. before suythapg o. this score
can be said. 80 the chances Of his getting to
the post In the Flu hirity are At this writing
very slight. This robs the race Of lot OF
interest. for he was bay ond I'll question the
one OF those that wore DOM al siikely starters
thot poI IN nj an " oro ~ NJ
In n the dssrs.oss sE spso he proysd ri hi:
fna Himself 2n "s Te.thS 70. fos very ~
SsS.s: eso,S Ss ssa GstSs: 81
cannot spare any good horse aud especially
a top es,Iss no.eher in year when suoh ones are
There qsqa 1ys r. FL. se. y soHs sss
sentees, Il adds to the general chaos Of the
sSss IN sss
being kept In the stable. which now seems
z certainty. Tom Welch. who f. trsinlng
hs S o Sas
not been able to find rider for the MacDon-
tn stewards Of the National Hunt an d
have ordered that in future all entries from
as as an D aftermaph I'll Of the steepleehsse run rum
VIZ hs horse va. @ ted othsr dsy
ets Of the s horse e'o from EDWARD Sorrsan to Dan
aher. on the ground that the req %Eeanired bill
i sale sen Tas not br In
at the suggestion Of an ofHeial who was
effort on the horse was far from satisfactory.
and ne was told not to take any more mounts
pending sS@s oeEPs Hp q AZ .ad Tshsf q e III:
license "P rts' rsers ns' the e HUNT
and On The has ssed sna ne oFss tss
part OF the country.
As for Danaher he viii not be per mittcd
10 Tor " What looks ike a alsrina case Of in and
out running Danahher .hn ls u,n, an old timer and
the Wes, for couple Of Xsats HFrt,ed here ere
old horse win. His mission ne states, is
simply one of recreation. but it ls said that
he came to tsik oyer turf Affairs n generally
hard sst ahead Of the% thIs [sii ana win1er, sS
and they To- soa 20 osD 1t T
JOCKEY Baird's case has been referred by
OF Of the Jockey Club for action and It will
Woodsay az well as several other question able
finally aai disposed Of. Ths friends Of the boy
are hopeful that he will be exSnerated. s rated. as the
,ns of s case the Me Sens any
after he 5ad won r. opening rses he xas
xthoa Bd Ths Sss sn thosh an error
as william Shields who stood In the crowd.
plainly offered an extra $500. Judge Nc
Of it until after he had declared the horse
to9 late 70 open ths bidding again.
record as a lucky. one. as the start was very
bad the as1sce Of M hs , bsse sss % ssy
the two conltenders., Druid did 90 on. but
equal to the task. As for The Musketeer
let let hin HHn I rate along behind the others. Thee
cause OF the trouble at the post was Old Eng
land, and this has been the story of more than
%ss The others Nj; CASSIDY e e oyer.seaion,s:
He does get him n, e break b. u the mfJo1ts
to ali sS Concerned the entry Of this horse should
be refused until such time. as he mends his
and to the owners of the horses he meets,
to have him causing trouble at the post all
the time for others.
:'S'sse, c!'S W tHe tSEs III lue
and winning at State fatrs ridden BY her
M cy H s s es ss .sdd stfF yas But II ss ss
trainer. J McClain. was NOT, for which he was
TRe The rules require that ali horses BE- s"nt to
the post by some licen sed trainer
John r. Madden has sold TO Fred Burlew
the two-yea -old Belmere, and IL may be
that the colt will be sent to the post for the
Futurty With Burlew's other candidate,
Belisnicker. Burlew will have his hands
full next Saturday with his own and the
two that he will run for his employer. Newton
Bennington.
.Iere Weinberg. one OF the lattcrs pnir,
was worked this morning and he covered the
ground as well az any of the candidates that
are being made ready here. With O'Neill up
he went the half mile In W%7 Pcs. and the full
distance. six furlongs. in t;l3 3-5. This colt
has always been very fast In the morning. but
seems to dog II In his races. Some day he
will take It into his head to run with the coors
up, and whenlhe does II will mean sure victory.
no matter what the company may be. BEN
nington thinks this disposition to run will
be next Saturday and he haa bright visions
OF adding the richest stake Of the year to his
Jockey Myers has been suspended for the
remainder OF the meeting for misbehavior
at the post. The boy only rides for Mr.
Keene. and even here he only gets a mount
6ak Duke. a two year.old by Florist
for the first time Tomorrow. will carry the
colors OF the Oneck Stable, which purchased