The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-24

ney have succeeded in keeping away many
undesirable persons from tho tracks and by
,rabolishing the grand stand commissioners
=, they have stamped out an evil that was an
undoubted detriment to the sport. In other
words the track owners backed up by the
Jockey Club. have plac ed the turf on higher
plane than ever before since the passage OF
the present law. and are entitled to due credit
for such action.
1t may be said that in doing away with a
daily revenue Of So. 900 from tho bookmakers
! the track owners acted upon the advice OF
eminent counsel. II was pointed out to them
| that il they continued to accept the fees
| from the betting ring they would be liable
! 10 the alta cks Of certain enemies OF the sport
| who. for spiteful reasons. were anxious to
| prosecute certain persons for an alleged
! lei, ny While the cutting on OF such q
rev,nue was a severe bow the track owner s
navns the interests o. lie tuif and the breed
ing udustry at heart. Therefore decided to
act clce and FOR all tine. They cut on the
book and raised tn. tariff. and with good
test o the new p Ian at GraScserd and Sleeps
head Gay i, may be said that the daily gross
receirs are about 900 less than under the
formt arrangement. Ihis means. provid-
M, mn tat the tracks will oil make money
iinna.,iich as the public is gradually becoln-
itnes ,e me- easily for it.
MI Z. enemies Of racing are still determined
to mae an attack on the sport. therefore, the
track wners are in:n.une. The booknak ers
alone re the ones against whom proceedings
Of an sort Eust be brought Racetrack
s oevs,r occe sions and the bookmakers have
aiwa won. The ring operations are con-
, ducteon the lines drawn by expert attorneys.
Srhe ttiug is between individuals. with no
recor of wagers. except memorandum
t kepty the layers, A better can recover
sT by e cans sn OF p1os s but 'AeFre
e ''% N suS can say With all possible en-
!. phas said a Jockey club steward Yesterday.
: ethShe booxyuakers, will never pay cent
h Of rrnue 10 the tracks again, That matter
e was,ttled when the, revenue was cut of at
iGesi recedng from that position since.
d WHyer they may do in the way Of making
IN 'HEsnyb BODY ese hut ,ha, Is all They can
opoS b9s shee IS no "a ON why NY
90 90 ne Nets, so called. cannot sit in certain
in res TO accommodate ths iTiends nd pa
nd ys. The racetracks are now thoroughly
az ipendent and are we'll satisfied with the
re alton as It stands.
ay racing also made the positive statement
Sis IL there will never be any further financial
hi. The book,nakers who are members Of the
he cts, said he. are willing to pay 500 day
for "a tn. OLD asa but ss sfrs is
20 not care to have trouble and have decided
- o let we'll enough alone. The Jockey Club
h tssn %a s1s y ss.ns and the enemies Of
3 Bushes. il the ring wa. brisk on all the
reces yestssy exesp, the f, tive In spte
on Whorier, who was bac ked by tn" l.ichten-
Grant Grant Lyman had 81 500 on John F.. Maddens
Th9 Ted ahHson naye 10 1o
Mike Minden took Maid Of Timbuctoo and S.
Manheimer bet on voladny.
second race Brooms'ick carried solid wa gers
made BY Jack McGinnis Jesse ,Ie,wisohn;
smith Keme Bob Tucker, Alex Shields. BIZ
o5SS' BIZ be- s"e on 9'' spssr Win STOKES. Sol
sms,cr a"I ss heavy 8a9er on JAKE
sanders, who was also s suipe BY KID
III Trsh al and 50 did Morris Hagman, ceder-
stromr was backed by Charley Cash and Harry
Conner
Kinleydaa in the third race that be was the
real favorite a moment before the barrier
house ' Commission Of s., 900 on this colt While
paxc Johp IN Manh' Rns Sm psMe Joe
;,.adI'y q snd Seemed to s"poor'"s 'hs
m 90 Between were Dave johnson. Charley
Fox. the Lichtensteins, Gnthorn, Joe Beck.
Eddie Mcdonald. John a Drake. Charles
NJ l.. Hayman. Joe Rose and Alex Shields
bet heavily on st Valentine MAY Bumen-
thai. Fred Lowe. Charley Cash and Sig Levy
supported Ceranum. The clubhouse money
went on 10 Between at the last minute. and
the closing price was 7to5,,
on Consistent in the fifth race. with Eole
Pearsall betting $1,000 on Aviston F. T.
Smathers dropped $500 on Alan-a Dale
in the last event Dave johnson. Eddie
Mcdonald. Sol Lichtensiein and Joe Rose
cashed on Ngraine Eddie Burke took
Jonouil
90 Between was claimed from Thomas
Kerr last year by Schaffer Il Myer for 81, sOO
and was sold the next day to Charley Fox
for $4,000
Previous winner. OF The Thistle Stakes were
francesca, Andy Williams and Dainty.
Kinleydae Is half-brother to the late
W. G. Whitneys InfeSible, now in the stud,