The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-15
JOCKEY ROBBINS INJURED,
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
WHEN DERISION FALLS.
Colt Instantly INSTRUMENTATION Com.
mit;ec OF thu Nets Makes q Ruling That
IINc!tcx l'nfa orabie Comment The
Days Operations In the Betting Ring.

Yesterday As the horses reached the FRS
furlong pole there was a Jam and suddenly
&. j. Enrlght's Derision, a two-year-old col
by Masetto -Rldcue. stumbled and fell
| His Jockey, w. Robbins. q sixteen ear-Olc
boy. whose home is In Chicago. was thrown
over the colts head and WAS apparently
| trampled on. Derision was Instantly killed
his neck being broken. while the Jockey, as
he lay Mo .ionless on the track. was thought
to be dead.
Several policemen and stablemen ran TO the
scene Of the accident. while q hurry call was
sent for the track ambulance. which was
waiting in the paddock for Just such an
emergency. Robbins was soon lifted into the
wagon. He was unconscious and was bleeding
| from several cuts on the head. A physician
quickly examined him in the jockeys room
and found that the boys right arm and
several fingers had been broken, while his
shoulder had been dislocated.
Later Robbins regained consciousness
and was taken to the hospital Nobody in
particular was to blame for the accident
Derision was highly thought OF by Enright
his owner. who recently paid big bunch OF
forfets to start him and also refused an offer
Of 10000 for the colt. said TO have been made
by Enoch Wishard, John A. Drake trainer
The colt was surrounded by crowd OF gaping
ralbirds ss he lay dead on the track. until
several track men dragged his carcass away
from public viw.
The arbitration committee OF the Nets has
just made a decision as to disputed wager
that has caused no end Of comment. Some
time ago j. $. Ullulan of Jersey City who is
known in the ring as q "cinch player" because
he bets on horses as far back as he can get
price. wagered $1,000 with Orlando Jones on
Caingorm to show. When he went to cash
the bet Jones told him that he had backed the
colt to win. and that as the colt did not finish
first the bet had been lost Jones backed up
his statement by showing the sheet on the
race. the bet being therein recorded as a
straig hi wager. Ullman insisted that an
error had been made ana demanded his
money Jones turned the case over to the
arbitration comnlttee. composed of three
bookmakers. all members OF the Nets. After
waiting several days this committee, which
suggestion that the bet. which was 5000 to 81 900
Calrngorm to show. be cut In halves and that
Imam should receive $500 uilman yester-
day declined to accept this money and said
that in all fairness he vas entitled to his orig
mai wager OF 81, 900. Just why Jones should
when he says himself that ullnans word ,Ddes Is
good puzzlinR mar. persons who frequent
me I'll ring g., line. In his assertion that he
up by a number OF the leading bookmakers
with whom he has had dealings This ruling
is used as a further argument that the ar btra-
lnasmueh as bookmakers cannot be expected
to decide against fellow members Of the pro-
icsSoH as against pubic.
The selling race war was continued yester-
day. When Out of Reach won the second
onS eh he wss Il Be to sold
to turn the horse oyer to his trainer, Just
the crowd called out o that he had .ae bid
and that ne had been ignored. Judge Nc
h;9 \. said .ss that he had not heard such
upon Aste made some caustic comments.
i ipr which he received a reprirnand from
% Of ho Rso e owa
the latter asserting that he should have had
the animal. as he had been virtually knocked
down to him before the trainer bid the IS
When Andra won the fifth race Jack
% H ans nrHs the To fH s with th' the asss
Appleby. the owner Of May Morris. the second &c. nd
horse. $3.50. Senator AcCarrens 81. Estephe,
the beaten favorte in this race. was claimed
The Pinkertons are looking for a man who
%f Int among an d the grand stand patrons the
ar who nV Mno q, Of bets odds
The man who acted as betting commissioner
on i the e.9 quiet came back after the race and
soon as possible, Bn never came back.
~, JACK hMG d3 end ss,te Corbett cleaned
The horse had worked in remarkably fast
te but 10th the ma matter Vas kept profound
hind him E, E smatRers had had a't good ,ai bet
on {, Action in th's race, with George Wheelock
G Inselor Llchtenstein. Joe, Harlan. Harry
Hoffman and J. QBren also backing the
Sm al horse Flammua was evidently
money was bet on, her, Joe Rose wagered
Zoo G"o on her, With Dave johnson betting
and others aboard. Joe Ycager split 5000 on
Waswift. who ran in his colors j. Waldron
went TO 2, Atwood and Tony Aste spread $500
TO show.
vi-o's.ucccss in the frs. race COS, the books
10 to down to ,flves. Eole penrsali. Joe Hay
' her, M a E sns 81 S1n5 cash
Wheel ock, j. Folcer, Hoffman, Tom Plunkett,
orlando Dr. Jones and others, Dave Gideon
81 Ty Har4s Ed s, h9 sn S+o pa asd
wager on Cassin Counselor Eichtenstein
playing thls colt to show. Ladsarion. who
played by Eddie Mcdonald, j. Donahue.
v. Stopher and others. Charley Fox took
Wheelock bet IS 900 on Dreamer in the
Ell pnr,s VIII $? oo bets made By Joe Rose
ane in food at the last minute and I praamer
vas st backed down to 2. Eddie Burke lost
.ticht'ssnstei1, Charley Fox, smith Keime, Joe
a ass,6y and Others bet on champIain in the
Votan. Alan a Dale was heavily supported
y Eole Pearsall, Frank McDougall, P Ray and
ne regulars, Sinister the. winner, had no
riends among the men Of wisdom.
rho thought that he was in. There was one
clubhouse commission Of sio, 900 on the Nc.
arren two-year- old. while Wheelock burned
p 81. 900 on him Max Blumenthal, William
Town. Costigan, Harry Grimm and the
ichtensteins were all aboard of this dis
ppolntlnz sure, thing. Roach Lewis played
larry Norris. who ran second all three ways
is bet was 81 500 to SIS to win, $3.50 to sl5
lace and s225 to SIS to show.
Mheelock lost $500 more on Lady Pru-
900 on Chapalia. Ed Suite and Grant
ymnn wagered literally on Grand Duchess.
Beck and Billy Du Bots took Lindele Eole
earsall went to Maid Of Timbutcoo and
ste had good bet on Glowstar to show
mmy McC,ormick and His friends won hand
,mely with Alvin.
Willie Knapp was the riding star. He
andled three winners, VIC, Out of Reach
ld Andria. in fine style and finished third
tth Jerry c. VIC. by the way, pulled up
Macbeth, a six-year- gelding by Cleo
entered in the second race in the Z
anne of w. A. Hazard. was scratched by order .
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