The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-28
JOCKEY c. WILSON RULED OFF.


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PUNISHED FOR PULLING CARDI-
GAN IN a STEEPLECHASE.
Other Penalties Handed TO Nay ana U.
Donohle LOWS ohm Loses elOaOO
on Hernis but Gets II Back On Baiio'ts
Two Noted Riders Under suspicioh'
G. r. Wilson, a steeplsohase Jockey. nus
been ruled OF the turf BY order OF the s'ewa1uS
OF the National Steeplechase and Hunt Assooi-
alton. who met at August Belmonts once on
Wednesday. Wilson was accused OF puiIlhs
| the horse Cardigan In a Hteeplechase eVeh'
at the Buffalo track recently. ana ms case
was referred to tho governing BODY OF ,hls
branch OF the turf. The evidence against
| the Jockey was said to be conclusive N.Y., so
| that no other ruling was possible Inc
rte wards ulso reached Il decision In the cases
Of Jockeys Ray and Rodroek. who INDUCED IN
| 4 fat flght last Saturday at Brighton AFTER
Hylss h ad been defeated. Upon inNestl-
cation IL was found that Ray was the az.
| gressor, and he WAS not only lined s.oo. pu'
was also warned that repetition OF ms con
| duct would be more severely dealt WIN
Rodrock was let on with a repr'mand l'm
Donohue. another steeplechase jockey. was
indefinitely suspended because. 1t IL sa,o'
he loaned his badge TO a'frlehd.
Why was 1t that the wise fish" did not
bot on Tho Southernsr yesterday. after ne
had won q great race on TUESDAY, nun
| dreds OF persons at the track wanted an answer
to this question when they saw the price
soaring from q to TO 70 .. end even to !.
| while the educated money went on Chimney
SWEEP In Jumps. Well known speculators
who bet heavily on The Southerner In HE
last race passed him up and went to Chimney
| Sweep With remarkable confidence. As the
race was run. there seemed to BE- nothing
wrong with the Southerner. who took CHM
nov Sweeps measure. even though he did not
beat Palm Tree. Did some Of the inside
machinery refuse to work. or was there case
| OF double CROSSE
Hermis in two instances. has been puzzle
| to the smart men. When he won his last
race the clever people did not bot on him
because they did not believe that be could
stand up on his weak legs and win. But he
won 50 lmpressively that the wise contingent
plunged on his chances in YESTERDAY race
p him eha ne Sss on Ii.
horse. with the Thomas commission running
up the sbsd, s9
and william Beverly also wasered big money
on Herpis. only to see him Some h home n ths
poSnd. and he aa%. it
: Sy 70 Tss snaps. az
Coleman. Morris Hayman. JACK McDonao
ss BUY fo aayes c. asS sns
xsis ths hssyis:s sHppeT a Of BSStsMln n;
ke soen soit s sons won sSs Se.ps %
$ ds Fss sm Rss
and ievfsohn. with q ss. 900 comnission from,
The eHbhouse Eel Bradley. the 9 1os,,r OF
Hiss ii, go on Iasanisio.
In edfr t get en GH K Reen the eny
and Curiosity. in the last race. The pair
opened at 70 5. went up TO to and we're we're
s on th Reub Sosrd so Dave Johnson lad 5000
on them. with Sol LiehtensteiIn and The com
Gdde BuaEe and ds Sorr had
M.ss5s On On iolsnds. Hish BOB acysn
Waters the ol1bhN o. nanns
from or N joe Hsyman, Joe Rose. Newton Ben
%ss1 .ad E Hry s.u,ss s ,G sS
had had 81 60 across the boards on Confederate,
, with Masterson we'll played by j. l.. Holland
A' Few ,''' cared sI Tor Jennie McCsbes chances
fe @ooa od s shf snd. psddo
money, but the tip va. neglected. to the
S BY Bob % y M II Hss mssnst Tor
Of cnn l Ms1 hepson sna
eroad went oet % Re as she
Hsmrp senopps took xose M ''''o' "
The ring suffered good i9t when oua addn,
TIM. the tg F' wills JACK saf!
the leg He wss
house and S'yS
5 Hsyman each betting {, 90. Joe Rose pu!tiIns
NJ Kay '1 and Sol sou Liohtenssein, There was
strong tip on Cannon Bali, who was playef?
ss S sSn F Fs~ sTsaE1 . fsa Pc,
!. on Thistledale. Mark Riordsn AND tteors.
F., johnson went to Colossal and Charlie,
y WS SSaAe Sss @R ! finished $alt length il
front Of Hnros asFstssh hacker Of the the
r '"s Brishton Beach is the only pIso. in thu
wqa Nhs ds aus xaa x esH r
. fieient merit 10 warrant The plunge TIA. Va.
{set thai sa h Hs' %s one q the talked
" laps and that he, was 2 snn Of Commando
s hs as pa ,has Ku G As
bad s iSns Il. so hs 0 snses ssG d.
q experts declaring that he ID the biggest bodiet
two-year- that they have ever seen Al
e il was his first race, II would not be exactl.
q fair to say that Kurokl Ia Of no account. Hi
:. next race may show his real worth. Foxhal
+. Kecne saw him run and was vtsibly dis
70 appointed
There were exactly 10. 6b4 persons who pal,
+ d each to get into the field enclosure, Will
II more than 5000 more passed the grand STAN
r. turnstiles.
j. A. j. Joyner was not on hand to see Ham
1t burg Belle run in the Test Handicap. Tn
d famous mare was at her best. and shoul'
b be factor In her engagements at Saratoga
y The Test was flrst run In 1885, the winner
ID being Rubloon. Lehman, Miss Tenny, Fire
70 arm, Voter. The Musketeer, Cameron, Hurst
i33 pounds, beating Beldame, In 13s Up T.
1904 the distance was six furlongs.
II Ia understood that the turf authorize
Are inyeetigating the cases Of two well know