The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-04
HORSES FOOL THEIR OWNERS.
SENATOR M'CARREN'S EDNA JACK
~ son RUNS UNBACKED.
Caprice. owned by Big Tim sullivan Is
Second at Long Odds without Dollar
H. Bet on Her by the Clan Free badges
! Are Taken From Layers clerks.

CALCULATIONS. when senator N''
Edna Jackson a full sister to Reliable. won
the Vernal Stakes the Senator ana ms trlehus
were dumfounded. The hy went up IN
the betting to as much as 40 to l in some
OF the books, but McCarrcn did not believe
she had an outside chance and dld not peI "
dollar on her. even to show. Newton Ben
ninpton, who once owned her. also had no
faith in her chances and allowed her 10 run
unbacked. but the trainer of the ily, Fred
Burlew, at the last moment decided 10 make
Q patry wager of s25 on her simply because
Of the big odds. In the betting ring the
layers received nothing but small "aeerS
ON the Watcrcress hlly. 90 that her victory
was hailed with delight by them. Second
TO Edna jackson ran Caprice Il tilly by Ham
Disqualification, recently purchased at
the Whitney sale by Timothy ID. sullivan.
There was as much as 90 to l against her.
yet the sullivan clan, acting upon the advice
of Trainer Archie Ximmer. did not bet nicRel
on her She was beaten only nose. ana
the lamentations of the 1ammany crowd
were loud and long. Znmer believed that
James X. Keene's Early and often could not
lose, but he said that Running Water place
was the best bet in the race. Later the SILL
liyans got down hook. line and sinKer ON
ARABIC, who carried the absent Congress-
mans coors in the fifth race, but he met a
dlsgracefu defeat,
Dave Gideon was rather warm unuer 'he
collar when Cinchona. who won the hrst
race in his colors was bid up to 81, 500 by
man who gave his name IA Joe BuoIacofe'
Ctdeon's trainer protected the colt with an
extra IS bid and half the amount oil the run
I'D, $3.50. went to Fred Burlew, who ran second
with Lawsonian. Nobody seemed to know
Buenac ore, who said that he bid on the colt
simply because he wanted him. but there was
o rumor that he acted as an associate OF Joe
Marrone. the old Guttenburger. and Marty
Bergen, the veteran Jockey. Gideon could
not believe that Bergen had n hand in the
game. and was making inquiries about Bucna-
core all the afternoon.
Lawsonian, fine colt by Plaudit-Miss
Pry, was also in demand after the race. SaIn
Hildreth, j. W. May. X. L. Rogers. A. j.
Joyner and Bill DAILY hurried to the score
tary's Office and put in claims for him. AFTER
throwing dice to settle the question. Father
Bill got the colt and quickly sold him back
to Burew at n profit of $500.
As a sequel of the bidding up OF August
Belmont's Lord of the Forest on Saturday
Il turns out that Joyner. acting presumably
for Mr. Belmont. claimed Iadsaron from
Boots Durpel and took the e3lt a VIA d to- 1 hs
said to crowd of friends:
why, didn't bid up Mr.. Belmonts horse!
I wouldn't do such thing. for in France
e a for bid d UP stewards horse and was ruled
There, was a supplementary closing OF
entries lot I1e SARATOGA Wy On
and among, those named for this race At a
mile and 1hre1 sx shed SeFs o Between and
Sydney Paget's Cairn gorm.
So ,inexpectedly large was the crowd at
the track Yesterday that the supply Of pro-
without them. There could be no excuse
o III this e e, Of snd osksy Glib is deter
mined that booklnakers and their employees
shall not enjoy free privileges AZ the gates.
nn lnn lnt n ri
get in with a complimentary badge was
stopped and compelled TO buy 81 ticket aSNa
sssy from woo boekmakers s' sheet '' writer's.
cashiers and outside men who tried to pass
the stiles with them When ed the 6 books were
received from them they were warned that
: al OF their crews would have TO pay the usual
managers that horse owners and trainers
who were employed IN any Gapaclty by the
books could not use the badges ALLOTTED i , to
owners and trainers. together with nun npmb s1
taken up to-day if offered by persons similarly
employed. AZ each book REQUIRES tn, the
q or sax abdn hrd o the old
Wills Gideon. Charley Cash Jesse lie wisohn,
on Circhona in the first race Fred Bur!ew
had a heavy killing framed with Lawsonian,
was beaten by na sm nnysd ar trn oy t"
down to iouTs he cht ss nn betting on
Heney, Louis Smell and Henry Schools put
down some good straight wacers, Orlando
oe ' aod BIZ rorer spit h5 on Faith
Only 60 per cent, of the layers booked on
the second race the betting being remark
ably light Many Of the chalkers would NOT
take wager on Artful at any price. feeling
Th S. Lie Lichtenstojn as Max Blumenihal and Ed
Suite managed to get some money down on
the whraey Oily but tSa wb5 whsn me
missioners were ready TO bet an unlimited
amount on Artful, hut they me, a case of
who turned their states Joe lilman paid
S6O0for the temporary belief that Bearcatcher
could beat the winner Of last year 5 fntnrtty
and Often in the 0ernal Stakes. He was fol.
RoSsrs oy I'd E'h joe Hayman the
Idchtsnsteins and The clubhouse agents who
Tom Plunkett wagered $500 on Last Cherry
to show ,
and Counselor Lichtensten were the lead
Ing operators who cashed good bets on Proper
oyn the dnf a@S ba oh Bns pf Bss
$500 and Charles Head smith. Drake
Jim Davey dropped solid wager on Dande-
lion, while Otto Stefel, the ST. Louis brewer"
split 81, 900 on Colonial Girl
Boots Durnell and his Western associates
cleaned up neatly with Elwood in the fifth
race They got their money on at the last
moment, securing to 1 Joe Haynan and
Kid Rogers made the biggest bets on Thistle
went to Atwood, Nheelock dropped a liberal
wager on Supreme Court. and the clubhouse
as we'll as the Sullivans took ARABIC.
There was one clubhouse commission Of
5000 on Dolly Spanker, the winner of the last
race, while Joe Yeager and Leo Mayer lost
heavily on Schnlamite and Broadcloth re-
epectively.
Bearcatcher, after running second to Art
full. pulled up lame. Artfu was worked out
for seven furlongs in preparation for the
Brighton Mile. to be run Tomorrow.
Ed Purser. once a noted punger and
owner, made his first appearance at the track
yesterday after long bsence.
In the rush around the lower turn. Ham
burg Belle received cut on one OF her hind
Previous winners Of the vernal Stakes
were California Axiom. Winged Foot, Briar
Sweet Whplash, Klls shandra, Sweet
Lavender, Hatasoo, buster, Bedame and
Tradition Edna Jackson came within
NTH OF a second of e0ualng Hatasoo's record
for the race. 90 3-S.
Racing at BuNalO.
BUFFALO. July 3.-FavorItcs and outsiders divided
she card At Kenilworh PARK Ia day.