New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
T0SCAN DISQUALIFIED.
4N~UNFORTUNATE HORSE.
R;ght and True Gets Stake IN Ben
nimgs Spring Handicap.
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& washington. March 24-Toscan, which won
she First Bennings Spring Handicap on Ihurs-
Eaav has been disqualified. and first money now
goes TO Right and True. Of the Sylvester stable
.-rhe reason for the disqualification was that
hvhen S. A Humphrey sold Toscan to Il, a
IVhitney there was contingency IN the Ola
a,e sale This contingency was not registered
with the Jockey Club. is required under the
sules the requirement being that any con-
sstngent sale shall be so stated, just as it is
necessary 10 register partnerships.
+ Bv the disqualification OF Toscan the Official
enlacsng in the handicap becomes Right and True
aarst. Buttons second. and Sais third both
E42iebt and True and Toscan are trained oy
r.Ed" Peters. although the ownership is separate
and distinct. 1t is not known just how the
Iattention of the Jockey Club was called to the
remission in the registration of the sale of Tos-
can. but the violation Of the rule was clearly
borrowed and the action followed,
Toscan has been a peculiarly unfortunate
horse on other occasions. Last season there
twas something OF a tangls in which James
Dilute figured He claimed the horse from the
lColumbia Stable, ami, after racing him for some
time in the West, IT was decided THAI hs mad
Eviolated a rule in his claim. and the horse hao
ito be returned with all moneys won. Later
man named Humphrey bought him and got IL
ltrouble for a case OF alleged looping. ihS
kres,lted in an official investigation Of the run
ming of the horse, and Humphreys license was
taken I'D and the entry Of the horse refused lor
OF the six races decided to-day the feature
twas the half-rnile dash for maiden two-year-
lolds Ii was won by T. s. Martini always the
favorite, in 30 20, new track record LOT thIe
distance. Second to him was Tiptoe a fulI SIS
tier TO Trapper, from the stable of August Bel
trnont The illy was plainly better than the WIN
ner and IL was only her greenness in the early
tracing that prevented her from being first home
THE other races We're of ordinary variety. ana in
none was there class enough TO produce better
than ordinary sport
-Four favorites won-Brush Up, T. s. Martin,
Mon Amour and sails, and the players had an
iother good day. J. Johnson rode q clever fin
fish on Mon Amour in the third race. He was
last coming into the stretch, but managed to
get up in time to win by half length. The
weather was showery, the track slow and the
attendance light. The summary follows:
u Ff So3m ss ea 1ef n8 SsF aRf DTfF sig
10 10 and out won by length; Dance Music, "a q.
TO and to 3. third Time l:1s7S. Anthemia G. also
second cnsiden twoyea6oIds four furlongs; Co
lunnbia Course > Martin lo4 CT durns to 10 and
and even second Legerderain 107 tscholD 20 to and
cr6i IL ana Henry Waring also ran ''Ao iA'
half furiongs Columbia Course-Mon Amour. IS u.
Johnson), IL to and even. won by one half length;
lime, LIS. Weirdsome Loricate and Brute also
Fourth race Gh-ee-year-olds seven furonss Columbia
by 8 length; Godheur 1O3 C2omanellD and
9 Tmc Mo No sso Ga3 10 anu 10 D.
nfIh race selling {FeS ge5Ts s s 9seT S nar1ongS
Q g. won by length; Monte Carlo 115 o,connelD,
and e tlTd Time III .tt GFl s Essssh Mrs
RE Jones and RaIbert also ran.
sTfh race 6thEee years and mile and sarty
By two le9ehz The Eqgue a; ~ Gn1e59; to
third Time 1:52. Only three starters.