Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-18

yesterday when he suspended Jockeys Nc
Intyre and w. Fischer for the rest of the
meeting because the boys tried to beat the
gate.
Entries in excess of the number that the
width of the Jamaica track will permit to
start were received for two races to be run
today both events being for two-year-olds
and nine horses were thrown out Of the
second race and two out of the fifth.
M. ]. Daily arrived at the Jamaica track
yesterday from the Canadian circuit, on
which he has been racing. He brought a
stable of nine horses, including Claude
winer of the many Derby races; Elliott, st.
Joseph, Rockaway and Prince Brutus.
Czaraphine, running In the colors of State
Senator p. H. McCarren, was kicked at the
post before tie start of the fourth race at
Jamaica yesterday by Pelham, and though
she went on and ran a fair race, was lame
when she returned to the stand after pull
ing up.
A smaIl-sized killing was attempted with
Yada, in the fifth race at Jamaica yester-
day. running in the name and colors OF
William Cdhill. He was backed from JOG
to 1 to 30 to 1, and finished second. Brush
Up, running his usual consistent race,
spelling the coup.
Comparatively new boys among the riders
in the east carried away the riding honors
at the Jamaica track yesterday. when w
Buchanan and the apprentice Wiley each
rode two winners, Buchanan having the
mounts on Grenade and Good Luck, and
Wiley the me UNITS on Brush Up and Belle
Strome. Knapp and Davis rode the other
winners.
Newton Bennington has decided to send
a stable of horses to New Orleans for the
winter meeting, with Trainer Wishard in
charge, and with that view has made en-
tries to the Crescent City Derby, which 1t
Is his special purpose to win, his entries,
three in number, including Jerry Wern-
berg which In the spring was regarded as
one of the best two-year-olds of the east.
Clarence H. Mackay. who has leased the
Kingston stud farm near Lexington KY,
will ship his entire breeding establishment
from Red Bank to its new quarters on Sat
urday. A special train OF six cars has been
chartered. and sixty head will be shipped.
including his two great NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Banastar
The rule inaugurated at Belmont Park
requiring Jockeys to be kept apart from the
crowd and forbidding them to hold COM
munfcatton with persons other than the
owners and trainers employing them Is IN
force at Jamaica, and as the Jockeys quar-
tiers there are in the paddock In building
opening into the Enclosure, wire screen
has been built about a small yard and the
riders are confined within this.
Ormondes Right, who had not been to
the races since the Belmont Park spring
meeting. looked bit high in flesh before
the third race at Jamaica yesterday, but
there was a world Of confidence In him, Tor
he was beaten down to even money at the
last moment. John A. Drake had a fat
wager on him, and so did the Lichtensteins.
Joe Hayman Joe Murphy, Jack Mcdonald
and the clubhouse. one or the pest known
agents from this Enclosure betting $lOfsU
alone. Joe Rose took Ananias. Pat Sham
non and Eole Pearsail played Caronal and
lack McGinnis took Palette across the
board.
After disappointing his followers and his
stable seven or eight times Oak Duke final
ly won race at Jamaica yesterday. He
was purchased during the Saratoga meet
ing by H X. Knapp for $4,000. on the
strength of some fast morning trials His
race at Belmont Park, when he finished
second to Brookdale Nymph, In track-rec-
ord time, was his best performance up to
Yesterday. His next start, however. was
wofully bad. but that is now explained by
the fact that on that occasion he was run
without blinkers, as an experiment.