The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-07
GREENLAND PROVES A FROST.
UNSUCCESSFUL KILLING FRAMED
WITH HAYMAN'S COLT.


WITH HAYMAN'S COLT.
Suddenly Attracts the Money OF the Smart
Plungers and IL Backed or the Boards,
Only TO Meet With Defeat-Irish Lad
Burns UP Ono Bet OF 0lO,O
An old fashioned killing was framed up
with NJ. l.. Hayman's Greenland, . colt by
Greenan-Mollie B. B.. In the fifth race, for
maiden two-year- Odds at Gravesend yester-
day. and II 1t had gone through successfully
the ring would have been literally burned UP.
In his two previous races Greenland. with
Moesel. q able boy. up. ran absolutely last
beaten each time by large field, In those
events the books took liberties with him by
quoting as much as $50 to I against him.
nobody with any sort of track wisdom putting
down a dollar. But for yesterdays race
Tommy Burns was engaged to ride. and for
some reason there was 40 much confidence
in Greenland's ability to win that he was
backed from Is to ! down to to q moment
before the field was sent away. many Of the
bookmakers turning their states and refusing
to take further wagers. Morris Hayman
rushed up and down the line getting his money
on until he had placed q. 900 straight. Joe
Hayman did some tall hustllng. too. getting
down $500 straight and $500 third. after which
Dave johnson and Joe Murphy placed q. 900
each on the colts chances. Johnny Coleman
and Sol Lichtensteln also had the tip and bet
$500 each. while the ring patrons who usually
watch for the smart money went to the good
thing a. II It was all over but the shouting.
But Greenland was frost, for though Burns
did his best he could not get out Of . Jam
In the bsokstretoh until II was too late.
George Wheelook did not care for a part OF
this trick. but bet 81 900 on z. Z. Smathers's
Society Bud to show. Sam Hlldreth. the
trainer Of this fllly. betting $500 straight and
$500 third on her. The books won 2 ton Of
20 en, "a Shs
Poet and Casa ndra were, all. we'll played to
"A few more HE that on, said /. web known
race" win put US on velvet for some time
Ts' xhcS and On as
the rain began 2 fail heavily 81. price wen.
up to for ths reason tSs sh4s the CsndSemss
Ssndns The %RDS.'a vss.rsd
EdSs BSaks ssoIss LED N ~ so1s ds sSs:
heavy bstlors aiso took The Condolences ass horse
Msy e4Ss pls esd siso s0 on ;'v Hs@barS Belle
Hummng Bird. for u 0OOand Newton Benntng-
and Henry Grimm to. cash bets Of $4,000, to
$500 each, Dave johnson cashed another
& . e sn sner and On chsrs1 FcI
straight and $500 third on Frank Farreu's
Because green apprentices had the mounts,
there was not much speculation on the second
race, but Frank Farrell bet 81 900 on Fly
G. F. Johnson H won 1900 q on Arsenal, who
took this race in his colors. Peter McGrath
stood to win 5000 on Posses sion who ran
Leo Mayer was sure that George e. Bennett
would be second in the two-year.old handicap.
sna bet on this s COLI o did
wheelook. Green Room carried solid wsEers
from Sim Deimel. Newton BENIN ston, MAX
Bestsie. Mark RioTdan and j. Waldman lost
$500 wagers on DR.. Hollis.
There was one clubhouse commission OF
IS 900 on Tradition to win the Gazelle Stakes.
Sol Lichtepstein placed y, 600 in the mare.
with Wheelock wagering $4,000. Counsellor
sR% hansdies
& sH9d Who was also SUPPORTED y lin P.yss
place bet nsds BY Ike rhs s1
Dave johnson won $500 on Cederstrope
the last race sss
the Counsellor 81 600 and Sol q. 600. Frank
Farrell dropped q 500 on a. Bsnk with sto, FOB
also losing 81 900 wagers on the same horse.
Something Of a stir was caused Just before
s Cub Who to Bet
sash and oso sRisd With Jimmy cols
and and we're S placed on the sheet. 70 the credit
of a prominent clubhouse commissioner.
Willie Gann9n the ,osksy' has .s ss.uT ps
ton, an English boy, is the star rider there, |
and that the Americans. Harry Lewis and
Fred Taral. are having hard struggle for
races r but did not ike the game. preferrina
to ride in this country.
line yesterday, thirteen outsiders were moved |
into the vacant places on the front stools.
which is new record since the betting ring
tSe acf to dersy
that hs Would
no dealings with the bookmakers as an or
ganization, but that there might be some
daily fee OF BIO which is being set aside by the
active members Of the Nets is said to be in
nsY q Of
ization seemed able to say how this indebt-
edness had been incurred.
loomed up yesterday in The Pl oket. who
in 2os. He was pulled to walk at the end end
performance said that il the Suburban could
be run tomorrow inste adj OF Il week later
there would be nothing to II.
Imperalst. the jumper who broke his leg
In Mondays steeplechase. WAS shot several
hours later.
It Il unde rstood that there Is something Of
controversy between several influential turf.
men in power over the punishment to be meted
out to Jockey liildebrand The case has
been informally discussed by certain stewards
Of the Jockey Club. but no decision Ia likely TO
be made for some time yet. 1t is said that
powerful influences have been brought to
bear In the Jockeys behalf. although 1t is be-
ieyed that his troubles have only, begun.
p j. Dwyer continues to complain OF the
falling OF In attendance at Gravesend. which
he ascribes TO the present nigh scale OF prices;
Other members of the Jockey Club are quoted
AS saying that there will be no change tleast
before next fall. II then.
Previous winners of the Gazelle Stakes
we're Firenzi. Winona. Gipsey Queen. Amazon.
Ambulance. Yorkville Belle. Naptha. Nahma.
Butterflies, Intermission, Cassi opeia, Geisha.
The Rose, Indian Fairy. Trigger. Blue Girl.
Stolen Moments and Beldame.
A highly tried Futurity candidate named |
The Limit a Ally by imp Brandome-T
Is dead at Denver. She was lhe property of
about TO be sent East She recently showed
,ome fast trials at Oakland and was highly !
thought Of Her sire was brought to this !