The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
COIN SWARMS
INTO BOOKIES
Son of KinIey Mack
Fails to Land
His Race.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, June l9-One hundred
thousand dollars was given to the book
makers this afternoon at Sheepshead
Bay, the defeat OF kinley Dale costing
the bettOrs that sum. The plunge was
one Of the greatest ever seen on a met
ropoliJan race track From the opening
price Of Is TO !, Kinley Dale was pounded
down to l3 TO at post time
Kinley Dale is the son of Kinley Mack,
winner OF the Brooklyn and Suburban
handicaps in his best year. This is the
first time the get Of this great horse
faced the starter. On the work he has
shown. Jack Joyner and his owner, sgd
ney Paget, believed Kinley Dale to be a
certain winner. When Sol Lichtenstein
posted j. to l the rush began. Jesse
Lewisohn Diamond Jim" Brady. Ed
Thomas. Dr. J. G. Lyman. Boston
Jack Mcdonald at the clubhouse and
jim Davey. Dave Johnson, Johnny Cole
man. Joe Yeager and Tom Cosugan, on
the floor of the ring, just killed Kinley
Dale, and everywhere reports of his hav-
ing worked five furlOngs in one minute
fat were heard.
The Is to ! price on the good thing fell
10 13 to s. Fully 100000 went into the
ring in his support. However. the unex-
pected happened. for Timber, coupled
with Bells Nicker as the Madden entry
at first choice price Of II to 5. won handi-
ly. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-Five and a half furlongs;
maiden race No. .: two-year-oIds; purse:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
il to Timber, LIB (Shaw)-.-
l8 70 5-Nostrome, ll5 CRedfern) n h
@ TO l-Old Faithful, Il5 CHldbd) y 8 h
Time. :0T. start poor. Won driving. Win
ner. }. (. Madden's b. c. by ogden-Lola A.
Einley Dale. Sir Tristan. Jimmy Maher, Bell
snicker. Chancellor. Walworth. Lonhart and
Eltopia finished as named.
SECOND RACE-six furlongs; three-year-
ods and up:
3 to king Peppr. lo5(J.J. WISH l15I 2z
j. 10 I-Nrthrn star, 1I7CAT I-ghln) 8 2 2i4
80 10 Grand Duchess, ,36CBaird) y 3 13s
Time, l:l5. Start fair. Won handily. Win
rer F. Farrens ch. z. by Kantaka-Genevieve.
King Cole. Jetsan, Ninnasquaw. Mart Gentry,
Golden Rule. Gotowin. Elsie l. Major Pelham.
and Argos finished as named
THIRD RACE-one and an eighth miles;
handicap: three-year- -olds and up:
I3etiing- Horse, Weight: Jockey St = FIT FIT
Even-AdbeI. 124 (O'NeiD...... 2 25
I3 10 60 Between. l26 (Burns)
Time, I:5l. start good Won handIly.
Winner W :. Prices b. c. by MaXimo-Ay
Badge. Brigand and Marmee finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs; The Rose
bud stakes; rwo-year-old fllies:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St. Fin
Even-Run. water. 10 Oyne) 2 2! IL
lime. .5s :5-5. start good Won easily.
water. Deviltree Sue Smith. Zuna Passi-
flora. Rama, Lazy Valentine finished as
named
FIFTH RACE-One mile; maiden three-year-
olds; purse;
Fetting Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. Y Fin.
10 to Pain Tree, 1I5Cw, ,Knpp) i I \ ga
40 10 i-Linsaie Ii2 u. Keily51o IS So
Time, l.4l. Start fair Won easily Win
ner, r. r. Bradleys ch- c. by Royal Emblem
Harane MAMMALIAN. Don Royal Jackstaff,
Jason Alright. Swell Lady, Father D. La
Golden, Strephon and Aspasia finished as
named
SIXTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles;
The Grass stakes: selling; three-year -olds:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. ST. z Fin.
; 10 IN. Richardson. .10O(Bkr). 2 IL
50 10 1-Ganara, 80 (Diggins)--
Even-JacQUin 1I1(J-J. Watts)
Tine As Start fair. Won driving. Win
ner, c. E Rowe's b. by Halma-V -Veneta-
Right Royal Martinnas, Red Friar, Lord
Badge, finished as named
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