The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-29
Accident Happens In . Jam in the Last
Race - Hildebeand In Temporary
Disfayor With the Nhitsey stable
Some Operations in the Betting Ring.

hands rushed up and found that Loretta M.
had broken her of foreleg and was In a hope
less condition. Her trainer also made an
examination. but 1t disclosed the fact that the
lly's racing career was at an end. 80 she
was soon led away and killed in order to
end her suffering. There was plenty OF
rough riding In this event. the mare Don't
Ask Me. who ran third. being kicked ut the
post and later knocked about in such manner
that her performance under the circumstances
was remarkable.
Jockey Eugene Hildebrand 10 In temporary
disfavor with the whitney stable. When jug
ger was scratched from the Autumn Stakes
O'Neill was put up on Commune In the Whit
ney silks. Hildebrand. upon whose services
the stable has second call. did not have a
mount in the race and could n OF tell the reason
why he had been supplanted by O'Eeill.
While Trainer Rogers refused to discuss
the matter. there was story In circulation
that Hildebrand had been disciplined for
working Timber too fast in q trial for the
Futurity. 1t was also said that he had dis
obeyed orders by whipping Timber in Satur-
days big race. but this was not generally
credited. for as one man put It:
III boy Is not expected to use the whip
In a, race for $4,000. when is he expected
to use it,"
Hildebrand was evidently wrought up
over the incident. for he kept away from
Rogers the rest OF the afternoon.
A rumor was current. although 1t could
not be boiled down to facts. that Clarence
H. Mackay might transfer his stations and
brood mares to maiden farm In Ken
lucky this fall. 1t was said that Mr.. Mackay
had received strong inducements to make
the change. although he has an option OIL
Silver Brook Farm. over IN New Jersey.
until Nov. /. which he has not yet closed.
4 l. aL1s A~n
lease of part Of the old Monmouth Park race
course. which he intended some time ago
to use for his breeding esta bill shment.
As an illustration Of how the smart players
sometimes receive a scsiding. NJ. l.. Hay
man, on his way to the betting ring before the
races yesterday, displayed a large roll OF
money. including many 81, 600 bills. which he
said would be used in settling wagdrs he
had made for various persons on First Mason
in the last event on Saturday Hsyman went
from book to book not long afterward
making good markers. ana he got rid Of
more than SIS. 900. too.
The success Of the layers on Saturday. by
the way prompted others who did not book
on that occasion to get in line yesterday,
with the result that the number exceeded
those who quoted prices on the Futurity.
n all there were ninety members Of the NJ cts
and ten non-members in the first line. with
eighty es osds,s n the o o line and y.
the enclosure. But az the crowd was about
one.third the size Of the assemblsae Of
x @ books a S had asss e sSn
On that h ''sf Fsf ndsn
The ! ' biz MEN Of the Nets, however, quickly
put a stop to this. in accordance with one Of
their rules which compel: each member to
be present on his stool before the prices can
" There was a heavy. play on Sidney r. in the
1Psndns eys snfh 70 h o
@ fs oss' and e dave bsn
R1S not sss hna s While as so EN-
Board or Third Alarm; .,
to anSo1s "a hs s's Ts
$4,000 commission. The Iichtensteins: .Leo
Mayer and Joe Hayman also bet heavily on
the mare. with Wheelocl putting 1880 on
Jack McDonali laid against Tanele in the
third kSIr Athes triumph s na, n this
from the ring. Fred johnson also played
s IS sb bnn did Dad bsre Msy W. NJ sh oa
with Commune backed by William Jackman
and Athlete supported by Julius Frank:
on the colt. allowed oxford to win the Flying
Hardicsp without placing a dollar 3h on him;
hs s bis 20 h sS cow"
sy Eddie burke Coleman. Bill Porter a and
ON v AND hesys as1s
by Tom Costiean and Walters. paw
Of the day, dropped . $1,000 bundle, on Oliver
Cromwell in the fifth race: This horse was
tipped an hour before the first race as a sure
~. nrlS ANnr at hA r,lr
s sot aboard BOAR Including 81 Iichtenstein and
Joe Rose. He was finally sounded down to
70 while e. the post nd whseoSk splt good
Deshon. getting as much as 80 to for some
race was backed down to 8 to 1, few of the
best known PLAYERS had a piece q the good
thing as they vent to The ldy Rohesa and
was once the manager OF Frank Erne, the
There was rather long delay at the post
who were near t he barrier said that a starter
assistant struck Eorbury oyer the head
Sh hs butt fe end TO Of bit hi 0 into yh Ss
and Burns kept in the saddle with difricnlty.
sa Msysd To had sss nj Mamta4 f.! rel S
20 TO / and 1000 third at ,fours. so that
he had enc enough to pay for next winters COAL
Boots Durnell was standing in the paddoc X
talking to EnOch Wishard between rae "a
when a well known baseball crank stopped
near him and exclaimed
Why isn't Clark Griflth out West with
the New York Americans?"
He pointed TO Durnell as he spoke, but a
friend quickly disclosed BOOts's identity.
Durnell would be taken anywhere for Grlf-
nth 8. twin brother.
The Metropolitan Turf Association will
hold special meeting some time to-day,
the purpose OF which Ia not known al present
italian Joe Marrone was exceedingly
lucky in picking and playing long shots
during the afternoon. He backed Blair
Athol at 10 1, then went To Oxford at ~ to l,
and finally cashed bet OF 81 900 to $50 on
S,i flce in the nth event.
Because OF his unrily behavior at the post
in the Flying Handicap with Dan Royal
.Jocky AubuChOn was suspended for six days
by Starter Cassidy. Don Royal. Cairngorm
and IncantatiOn were added starters In this
race the previous winners of which We're
Cactus Domino, Reydei, 0arreres, Refugee,
Casseopia. Bendoran, Tolucs, Vulcan, Dublin
Hptasoo, Shot Gun and Broomstick.
Previous winners OF the Autumn Maiden
Stakes were Economist. The Sage, Silver H..
Sunny Slope. Lady Marian, Duke Of Middle
burgh, Elm Conig. King Lief, Arsenal, Pa
risienne. Ormonde's Right and W0odsaw
II will take pretty rood horse to beat
Hamburg BeDp at a mile just now. The
mare. always consistent. has great turn OF
speed. and had abe been extended yesterday
shc would have hung zip figures close to
record time She gave thirteen pounds TO
Monsieur Beaucaire. sixteen to Out Of Reach.