The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-08
HILDEBRAND TO RIDE AGAIN
WILL RESUME SADDLE WORK AT
SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
Jockey Club Stewards Find No Evidence
Of Crooked Ridins-Slosn Is Here ana
Wants q Lieense-Arsenal. Tuesdays
Winner, to He Disuualined--Big Betting

Winner, to He Disqualification Betting
Information was received by THE Sun last
night to the effect that Jockey Eugene Hlieie-
brand will be allowed TO resume riding wnen
the meeting at sheepshead Bay opens one
week from to-day Hildebrand was sus-
pended recently for the remainder OF the
dravesend meeting. by the stewards presi-
cling. because Of poor ride on II. p. whitney
Duenna In race won by heavily packed
nlly named Last Cherry. Hildebrands case
was referred to the Jockey Club for furtner
action. and since that time thorough m
veetiRation has been made. with the result
that the boy has been practically exonerateo.
He Is under contract TO Mr.. Whitney. ana Joe
Yeaser also has . call on his services. IL 10
Understood that no evidence OF on incrimi-
mating nature was found against him. 90 that
his limited suspension was considered punish
ment enough
Tod Sloan made his appearance at Graves
end yesterday. He has been riding IN the
West on the tracks OF the American Turf As
ISOLATION for Edward Corrigan and his ap-
pearance here caused some surprise. When
asked why he had come East. Sloan said TO
Bun man:
Il was never under contract to Mr.. Corri-
gan. but consented to ride for him In the
West simply to help him out In his fight against
the Western Jockey Club. which, to all intents
and purposes has been practically won 1
rode In fifteen races and won six OF them.
and scaled at 90 pounds. l can ride as well
as ever. but got rather tired OF the Western
game and thought would come East. where
hope / will be allowed to ride some OF these
dsys. have been taking excellent care OF
myself and have turned over q new leaf as to
my mode Of living"
Sloan has many friends who would like to
see him receive license from the Jockey
Club, The only reason he remains on the
ground Is said to be the fact that he was
notified number Of years ago not to re-
apply to the English Jockey Club for license
to ride In that country. No charges were
brought against him. and II Is a matter OF
record that he has never been brought before
the stewards in any country on charge OF
crookedness.
Sloan ls popular with many horsemen
and men Of influence in the councils OF the
turf. and his temperance in the saddle
here, when there is q demand for good Jockeys.
would be hailed with general satisfaction.
The Kansas City newspapers have an account
OF Sloan's gallantry In stopping runaway
horse last Monday on one OF the principal
streets. The horse was dashlng madly
toward crowd OF women and children when
and after being dragged two blocks sue
ceeded in stopping the animal
In all probability the stewards at Graves-
end will disoualify George F. Johnson's
Arsenal. who won the second race on Tues
day, first money in that case going to Charley
01I's Possession, who ran second; 1t seems
was claimed for Arsenal who was ridden
by Johnny Doyle. The boy weighed in all
right. but 1t was discovered yesterday that
80 that Arsenal was really i've pounds short
OF weight The disqualification. II made.
win not affect the payment of BETS as it is
There we're stil! thirteen non:psmbers
the case for several days: the rrst race carried
lacked 3' Down to fSe: ju,ss Frank ana Georges
Sol Lieh,,ens'ien: 9"adriiis ana Mcntfsson.
Gdeon os, ,soo aeo On T'h MOTIFS ss
Apologize. Henry Harris. Eole. Pearsali and
Mr. curtis each getting rid OF s 600 Mike
M9den Psosd with :s1 keo Mayer
81. 900. Eddie burke q 900, Frank Tyler 81, 600
and a. Stokes $500. Tim I Payne Gu, up 1850
first noun. since his case was decided in his
Johnny ny Coleman a., and nd Morris s Stack each
jack and FEe4 Bet b on sandy p
Leo Mayer took Cary for q, 600. with George
EsGraan i, oe 10 ''oo straight on Marius
stack Won another be. Of $500 to 5000
on Proper in the third race When Go Be-
bet OF 5000 to $1,000, with Charley Fox
betting $1,000 across the boards. Jack
Max Biumenthai and julius Frank. were
f Tie heavy operstoPs did not care much for
Garnish who carried the public's money at
Whether E; E. smathers bet on his FLY
Transmute. the winner of the Glover Stakes
500 third. Eoie Pearsall also won As wager ger
OF 5000 to $1,000 on, Transmute. who was
Fred C COOKS Top Gallant hlly. Beautiful Hffs
Bess, who was lowered from sevsns to fours.
snd o eaehsfb Sg x6e s
put 81 600 on Belle of Pequest, with Billy
Hayes also placing $500 on her chances. New
ton Bennington split $500 on his fily Edna
panFerheld, who permitted Hayden Darsin.
seior GiehtensteIn and psk Bro&n to cG pof
N I; Hayman lost q 900 wagers on Pc Reszke.
chance WIN Gen and bet Msy5
/? to. l.. Alcck Shields, Dan Donneily and
Bennington played Onatas.
There was a heavy plunge on Angler in the
10 $ 70 3 to ). but when the rain fell n sheets
Browns Captain Bob. Aleos Shields bet
p 500 on Angler. and nearly all OF the club
Tucker ,wasered 1000 on Capt. Bob. and and
Wheeloak placed $500, julius Frank bet
3 900 on Yachting Girl place, and sim
800 place and 81 600 to show r. Augarola |
.plit $500 on Ismailan, straight and place.
%hen the Gn BAH se n dss
)nly twenty betting commissioners wifi be- |