The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
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from rsrlns Ne had q aood bet IN HE Tod.
dlnston hIly Dolly Dollars. the winner ~ the
opening svent vest efdav Dave Johnson.
3 Y Thomas and other veil known specula-
,ora vent ~ 'his sinner Al thS last moment
= Weller, who Ia making = bic future
hook IN the spring handbags. said Yesterday
that anne remarkable ohs res In the specula-
tion have occurred since : week ago Ram
Horn. who vas hacked down from 10 10 y.
has gone bark IN IN again, owing 10 illness.
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his victory In the sterling Stakes last wednes-
day. has receded TO n. with few takers.
on The other hand. Merry Lark. the winner NJ
the Excelsior, Who was \ rs IN ! shot two
weeks ago. 10 now an equal fAvortte Win
The Picket ~ A. the latter receiving additional
support saturday night after the defeat n
Roaaben The Picket was A. rs 10 I three
weeks ago, Within the last few DAYS there
haa been a pla on StalwArt, whose prise his
AsA1RnA fRonn an 10 IN nt4aau naa qlaO
been lowered from 10 70 10. while oxford.
Lord 81 the Vale an Ormonde's Right have
also been played down In addition 70 Rams
Horn and Roseben. the horses that have re-
oeded In price are Proper. Dr. Lego. Security
Cairnsorm and Santa Catalina. The money
wasered on Whimsical has been lost. as the
mare has teen declared from the Brooklyn.
r. l.. Rogers. owner Of Garnish. the winner
OF yesterday's handicap. was q greatly sur
prised man when he saw his Rapallo geldinH
hrst in front. so the paddock shsrps sald
Rogers did not believe that Garnish was
ready. So refrained from betting IN him.
But, according TO the circulators Of rumors,
Dave Gideon. Jes e Lewisohn and others
In their set backed Garnish al the last mo-
ment with surprising con dence, Roma
nplli, who ia riding for Gideon thes days.
had the mount. and 2 got every ounce of
Energy and speed our OF tn Rapallo geldinR,
who. By the way. once beat the famous Bel
dame in heavy going. In this race Jack
McGinnis thought Z ~ he had q cha CO to
clean up with his recently acquire Ma
~saniello. while the clubhouse contin gent bet
hea Willy on Jack McKeon. chiefly because he
was scratched ont Of the second event to
start in the handicap. Just what allied Bill
DAYS. Sailor Boy. a good mud lark as a rule,
no ody could say. but the colt ran such a
bad race that even Father Bill opened his
eyes in surprise.
The Kraus family did not have a particularly
enjoyable afternoon from all accounts. II
looked az II Robador. one OF the family's
pets. might win the second race, and he was
accordingly backed from 10 down to S.'only
to finish absolutely last. Then the members
OF the family. together with their allies. the
Sullivans, passed up Melbourne Nominee,
another Of the Kraus horses. in the fifth event.
only TO see him win az 10 to !. The play on
forced the price against Ebony. the
favorite. from 7 TO 10 up to 4 to s.. But Eu-
gene Wayland. the owner OF the black colt.
never weakened in his faith and bet 81 900
at the best odds obtainable, Ebony looked
have the race at his mercy on form and he
the support accorded TO him by
the big operators, who backed him heavily
at the last moment. Consuelo H., who ran
In the place, Was purchased from +. G. Cal
houn before the races by an agent OF Timothy
d. sullivan.
James r. Keene's oyama. who ran third
In the Dunton Stakes. is the Commando
Ben My Chree colt who was highly thought
OF last year until his first race, when he showed
a tendency to run out. In Yesterday event
oyama. who has developed into a big. power
ful racer. had plenty Of early speed and did
well under the circumsta noes. On a dry
track he may be worth looking up.
Walter Miller. the star Jockey, had a narrow
from a fatal accident In the first race.
He had the leg up on r. 7 Wilson, Jr,'s joyful,
a son Of M~irthful-Lady Schorr. who rushed
to the front as soon as the barrier went up
and was leading by a couple Of len gths when
the turn was reached, Then Joyful suddenly
bolted, and before Miller could pull him up,
with terrific force. Both horse and Jockey
were knocked down. but neither was seriously
injured. The accident, however, may have
Miller. for he did not ride with
his usual energy the rest Of the day. He
finished second with both Consuelo II. and
Belle Of Peauest. and took third money with
Little Flea.
As II the burden OF the talent was not heavy
In suffering the defeat Of four favorites
in actual races. the last straw came when
Cassidy left Lester L. Hayman. II TO S
fs~vorite, at the post In the fifth event. BY
some peculiar mistake there were many
at the track who COMPOUNDED this
colt with Leonard Joe Hayman, a three
year-oid in the same stable and a good one
at that. As a result there seemed to be an
VT oridled desire to bet on Lester L.. who
did not race last year and IL a son OF Maddi-
son-Enamel, Giovanni Balerio, q Pontiac
colt. who ran second. IL said to have been
named for Johnny white. the former boxing
There was a hot tip ahoat on R. T. Wilson.
il. q. Silver Star. & colt by ornament-Star
In the last race. the odds tumbling
from rs TO q. But the stable connections
did not bet much. for Il was believed that
the colt was not ready. Velocity, who ran
third in August Belmont's colors and was
wholly neglected in the betting. Is a Ally by
Henry Of Navarre-Lady Viola.
What has become Of Jockey Eugene Hide
He has not been riding at all lately.
and rumor has II that his services will be given
exclusively to the Whitney stable this year.
As the stable has second call on Lucien Lyme.
may find himself playing second
fiddle before long II Lyme continues 70 ride
up to his present high class form,
More screens were placed to obstruct the
view Of the track from the street yesterday
and the poolrooms were again In difficulties.
II is said that great pressure was recently
to bear upon the politicians who hold
stock in the Metropolitan Jockey Club to let
UP In the fight on the rooms, but the answer
was that there was nothing doing. IF the
OF poolrooms find that they cannot
do business. said a man in touch with the sit