The sun., 1905-09-01
LAYERS HIT BY KILLKARE.
MORE THAN 100000 WON on
THE FILLY'S VICTORY.
Opens NJ 200 TO 1 and Il Backed Down 70
Golfer Owner, y. III. McAvoy, Cleans
Up $40 1904 Cleanup on Right
Royal-B0ol<makers Have Great Day.


Royai-Bookmaker Have Great Day.
More than 100000 was taken out OF tho
betting ring at the Bay yesterday. when
Killknre. q two-year-old fllly by Victory
Dorothy Ill., won the first race. She opened
at 700 to 1 and nearly every bookmaker In
the pavilion took IS and so bets at this price
before the odds began to fall. Dick Brown
got down two wagers OF 81 900 to s5. while
Tully Coulter. Doc Ashe. A. r. Peabody and
others who are on constant lookout for su oh
good things were also aboard. Butthe biggest
commission placed on the filly was handled
by 4. j. Callahan, member OF the Metro
politan Turf Association. who sent his men
up and down the line until he had wagered
enough to win $4,000 on the race. j. II.
McAvoy. the owner OF Klllkare. also bet on
her to win closs to $50. 900. while X. q. Tower
OF Boston was another successful better.
McAvoy admitted that he knew OF three
men who alone cleaned up so. 900 on the coup
Jesse Lewisohn said that he knew all about
the flly Is work, but that he could not stand
for the jockey.fa boy named Mulrenan, whose
father Is policeman on the Brooklyn Bridge.
But when lewiston saw the cleverness with
which the youngster handled killkare he
found it impossible to cool out for an hour
Killkare closed at 90 to /. but the ring did not
realize how hard 1t had been hit until 1t came
OF the killing to q certain extent. Klllkare
is full sister to the three-year-old maiden
Conquest. Their dam. Dorothy ILL.,. was
once owned by the late Fred Hamlin the
theatrical man aser. and was trained for her
races by G. j.. Kelly. When Hamlln died.
Dorothy ILL.,, who was In foal and had ayear-
ling also. became the property Of Mrs. Hamlin.
who recently sold the mare and the two f1llies
to McAvoy. Several years ago McAvoy
owned the colt Prince McC1urg. who dis
tinguished himself by winning three Derbes.
the Latonia. the st. Louis and the Little Rock.
in one season. He said after yesterday s coup
that he had won more money than ever be-
fore In his career Many members OF the
theatrical profession had the tip and went
to the track to play II. Bookmakers Wheelock.
Joe Rose, Sol Lichtenstein and others with
whom they bet being aught for the top price.
Iewisohns money in this race went on
Leonora W.. Ally by Peep O. Day-Best
Wishes. who ran In the name OF William
Gall. but 10 said to be the property OF David
Gideon. She had Martin in the saddle, and
openlng at 8 to 1 she was soon backed down
to TO 2. Gideon, Dave Johnson. Morris Stack.
Joe Kose and the combined clubhouse putting
down the checks. Tho filly had many OBJ
stacles to contend with. but managed to
finish third. August Belmont's Bivouac.
tho favorite. received heavy support from
George Wheelock. Frank Tyler and John
Walters. Alex Shields and Tom Costiga
Backed he aeens psT xhs dds
took Zuna and Billy Hayes preferred Moon
shine znnsb II aae y BY smd
after q green performance was not far away
lFG% Ro.eSens eSs defeat was evidently looked for
rSs SS on %heeoek % bet
and Sol. Llchtenstein placed $4,000 on Dave
in ss shs rs xS one T
Ses oar Sis horse % GssR Bennst had T
1h %issIons9s sofsas haa % 0ns good be
Drake colt In almost every book Ia the ring.
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The % ring won fortune on the result Of the
both in trsnsndessy es h baoted did % not nish II
the money. Wheelock, Leo Mayer and joe
Rose went down heavily on Belmere. while
the %fess crGTa Morr sT and Wam
Du Bois had a strong liking for Snow at long
saSs .as sy a. Ssddos
Stakes was peculiar. FOR the fact that nearly
bet IS Is 900 on him. however, and the clubhouse
mission. played the Watercress colt at the
in some OF the books.
The, plunge on Oliver Cromwell was beaded
sol ESs Ss ana nocs Norris bas
on on Coy % Maid and 50 did Chicago o'Brien
Again the ring cle1ned up THOUSANDS .nn I,ds,> on
Chase chs e'1i He W wa. % pounded dp down to to at
Heponsld, @ Louis snsIi Pave Bsys John. Johnson; = '5 sG5
and the clubhouse az a " hole getting aboard. |
When Right Royal won the last race his |
ths Il ooh &ss
Walters, MOTHS Stack and the clubhouse
sssabss ns Tsa 1s" tSe 1Sss ss Hs the
in o5s S.. This was only ayifth Of second
made BY Hatasoo with rs pounds in 1901:
SSnss .a aa ns ss S he an INSTABILITY m
When Fieur de Marie was disqualified for
toulps the other day her Jockey LqSi,
when the stewards found out later that the
jockey was practically blameless the sus-
pension was raised. 50 that he was able to
who Is here for a few days. has signed a con-
sy % asndS e TRACK ssfS Se% at ns
: typical Rentsokian and t Is popular With
pSrias tho yearliax sale YESTERDAY Sam
Iildreth and Boots Durnell claslied over, a
colt by Ben StrOlne-BarcarOla. when the
was knocked down for $500
both claimed him. As neither would bulge
an inch the colt sold over again, Hi1-
dreth and Durnell outbiddiny each other
l5OO at q clip until Durnell got him for SO. 800
J. Kelly, the boy who had his leg broGen
some time ago. had his first mount since the
accident on Invader In the last race. In this
event Cloverland ran in the name of j. A.
Murray, u Montana millionaire. who is new to
he turf.
When Harry Page came back to the scales
with the beaten Pure Pepper in the Hemp
stead cup he was. clearly chagrned. Soci-
sty, as usual. had turned out to see him ride.
oyal following would be amply rewarded.
Mr. Page, however. did not include the pro-
'eSslonal Jockey Rodrock In his calculations.
for the latter OutrOde him and outgeneraled
him at all stages with Otho Waugh, the win
ler, and received an ovation from the crowd
In general. Mr.. Page won this race In 1902.
riding his Self Protection to victory. the other
winners being Last Cord. dim Newman and
Van Tromp, with Myers. a stable boy. up.
was added IN the Reapers Stakes By the
keene stable. A the horse ran it seemed
hat he might have won with more eS-
Derienced rider in the saddle. This. race
vas run for the FIRST time IN 1881. the winners
being Belvidere. My Own. Buddhist. Ruperta,
Fyins esfs pteSmsn eee sr pay fSsS'f
i.atson, kinley Mack, David Garrick. Water
,olor, HenO, Eugenia Burch and Auromastcr.
III q asn th ha l