The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-21
JESSE LEWToHN WINS 100000
YOUNG MILLIONAIRE PLAYS
FOUR WINNERS AT THE TRACK.

FOUR WINNERS AT THE TRACK.
Sue Smith, Chimney sweep. whimsical and
Alan.a.Dale Have Ills Support Rims
Slaughtered by the First Races Result
-weighs For the Saratoga Handicap
Jesse Lewisohn's speculation on the races
at Brighton Beach yesterday afternoon was
Of sensat ional nature and was the topic
discussed by sporting men all last evening
The young millionaire attends the races
daily and Ia a big better but at no previous
time this season has he Accomplished 30 much
as In this instance. Lewiston backed -FOUR
winners and took more than $50. 900 from the
bookmakers He was tho leader OF ire
mendous plunge on S. 8. Browns Sue Smith.
tho winner OF the first race. backing the flly
with a 81, 900 wager at an sveraae OF to L.
Then he put d. 900 on Chimney Sweep. the
winner OF the second race. and won $4,000
more. He regarded Whimsical as sure
winner OF the third race and bet $4,000 on
her at to I. His last wager OF the day was
SS, 900 on Alan-a-Dsle. who took the NTH
event at even money.
The first race was one Of the greatest hard
ships experienced by the betting ring this
year. Fully $4,000 was paid out on the
victory Of Sue Smith Alone while Sly Ben ana
Edith James. the second and third horses.
were heavily supported place and show.
respectively.
Sue Smith. who had outworked Accountant.
the colt who took G Gorge c. Benefits mea sure
in the Montauk Stakes on Wednesday. opene
at o to 1 and was pounded down to 2 to !
favorIte a moment before the field was sent
away. while Sly Ben. the; original choice.
went UP from to to II to s. Next TO Levi
sohn Dave johnson was the heaviest winner
on Sue Smith. as he took $4,000 from the
ring. Bob Tucker the trainer OF the filly.
won close to $4,000. with Charley Cash and
Frank Moore each picking up $4,000. Mark
Riordan. John Evans. John Coleman. NJ.
Ray. Smith Keime and h. Holloway were
also aboard Of this good thing. Sly Bon
carried wa gers made by his owner. f.. E.
Smathers. and his trainer. 8. c. Hildreth
together with Eddie Gaines Walter Stopher.
Sol Iichtenstein. Frank Tyler. Charles Head
Smith. Joe Hayman. al Stokes, Frank Saesone.
Max Bumenthal and Frank Mckee Charley
Fox had 81. 900 on Sly Ben straight. $500 on
Sue Smith place and 81 900 on Edith James
third. Orlando Jones. Eole Pearsall. Bill
Brown and others played Edith James. Joe
Rose bet 81 500 on st. Fstephe. Tom Costigan
also backing this young ster George Whee-
lock lost $1,000 on Lord Provost and Abe
Gruber had bet on Expressing.
There was a marked falling of in bushes
after this race, the bookmakers in many in
stances fighting shy Of the wise money.
Those who bet on Chimney Sweep, in addi-
ton to Lewsohn. in the second race. were
Joe Rose and L. J. Callahan. Joe Yeager
and ]. Berk lost on Canteen. Eoe Pearsall
had $500 on Atwood and $500 on Canteen.
Joe Hayman bet $4,000 on The Mighty and
Sol Lichtenstein waRered half that amount.
Frank Farrell and his friends lost liberal
wasers on Champlain.
Ed Suite and Charley Cash won about
a. 900 each on Whimsical In the third race.
As Early and Often had Martin up and also
wore blinkers. she was extensively played,
Sol Lichenstein. Frank Tyler and Bill Brown
making the largest bets on the keene filly.
jim Davey. Eole Pearsall and Dan Donnelly
were AMONG those who went to Last Cherry.
Joe Rose and Bill Beverly took Andria. The
former boxing referees. Johnny White and
Charley White. PLAYED Andria and Last Cherry,
respectively.
there was little or n betting on the Sv sonby
race. While the bpoks III otfst ! TO. 20 at first.
they refused to take any big wacers. having
a 500 bet now and then from some regular
70 discourage the desire TO back the ke.ne
colt they finally ehalked up I to 40 Sol
stspp ed u s % DGs on 1s sa lse when
IN bet you 81 900 on Sysonby."
tIehsenstein looked amused and then
,uS oh What's G% 81 ,he Use Of syfhs You money!
Max Blumenthal went tn g rounds trying to
the layers had put, their slates aside and
W Aien-a-6 Dale was the hottest kind of
iavorite 10 the .ith race, there vas little
Rose Alex Shields and Lehtensiein each
or more % the ama nGrss
who was a clubhouse. tip, although well
known bookmaker laid against her. quoting
o Sd sa s'c s Be- h soIa sst snS NJ
Raw PLAYED Sinister literally.
E. R. Thomas Lichtenstein and Ike Thomp-
out at the head Of the stretch Jack MELON
aid dropped $4,000 on Bass, who carried the
Rasf Gos baS d Wa Psysd dqSn 2
nj psa%GsH ~ ss fP
counsellor Lichtenst elm has not been operat-
ing for couple OF days, as he Is away on a
After Dave johnson, had won bunch on
= $500 when she was offered at auction after
The She ntred to be sold for
with an extra IS bid. The run up netted
E: Z. smsthers. wig ran second with sly
selling ii race war by bddns Chimney NM swe e
being retained by his owner. and $500 going
to T. G. Ferguson, owner Of The Mighty,
the second horse.
The WEIGHTS for the $1,000 Saratoga Hsndi,
Yesterday. Handicapped yoshursh has as
signed 100 pounds to Hermls. l26to Ort Wells.
1873 to Stalwart. .i2t to Irish Lad l2a to McChes-
ney. I2o TO both Delhi and Beldame. with ll9
for The Picket and for CauRhnawaya. Oiseau
has ~ pounds. while Tanya and Tradition
cnch have 100. Some Of the other allotments
are; Bad News, il2 Dolly Spanker, los; Mollie
Brant. M, Lord OF the Vale. III; WaterliRht,
los; Major DainGerneld, ios Alan,a- dale
ii3, Penalties accrue from noon July 81
Tommy Burns's valet. Billy Roche. was
kicked in the abdomen by Sand storm in tho
paddock before the third race md was taken
to the hospital offering from internal in
juries. IL was said
Banker. the 40 to shot who ran third in
the last race. +, colt by Belvedere.-Lady
IIa wkTtonc. and is owned by James Galway
Previous winners of the lroQuois Stnles
we-c Watercolcr. Old England. Fire Eater
and ST. Nalcntine. Sysonby's share OF the
ctnkcs was about $4,000, pretty easy money
for the Keene stable.
f. r. Hitchcock started a full 81 ster to
Tanya. hlly named Tangle. by NJ eddler-