The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-25
,fOSSIp OF The RACEfUACK.
,.rxFY HOLMAN SEVERELY
WI,RT N STEEPLECHASE.
.-- paws Out $4,000 on True wings
YtetOrv -OaVe johnson DrOps Some
=, the Blg MOney Wen on Saturday
. -Ja,ers Enjoy PROFITS on the Nay.

esmS paddock Jump that two horses fell.
MnSae,a was the first TO 20 down. n his
~ Henry. had a narrow escape. Before
IH.,sctators had ceased crying out In alarm
wv W. ,bis accident Pete Daley. one OF the
O..ces. came 10 grief. Holman flying headlong
!, al the saddle. Holman lande heavily on
y" kssA which was twisted with q snap under
~. hody. When the crowd OF Pinkertons
m nL s,ahle boys reached him he was uncon-
.Jous and bleeding from the nose and ears.
. hurry call brought an ambulance to the
-. and Holman was soon carried to the
u.o.r,iop Hospital at Couey Island. where
!. rant into cOnvulsions. II was said that
Ihora In his shoulder near the spinal column
~ heen broken and that he was In n pre-
..Sors condition. Some OF these days there
III he a wholesale killing in one OF these
,-,mrinr events, which have always besn
s.,r.rded not only "a dangerous but also Rs
0ocr betting propositions. Pete Daley was
k..vilv backed across the boards. especially
,hird. A lot Of smart money was burned up
Nv spsncer Ref and by 7. Hitchcock, Jr.'s.
C.rmandsnt, who received what was
1srtablv called an easy ride.
IN. kiIling with True Wing in the Specula-
tim stakes was one Of the topics Of the day
m, mare ran in the name of Thomas ".
pv,n and the Western crowd backed her to
,mnn. Many of the clubhouse players also
hW"''
rent 10 her both ways. 40 hat after her odds
had dropped from Is 20 4 10 was estimated
that the ring was hit Tor az least $4,000 on
hr success. True Wins was entered to be
,od for 1000, but nobody ran her up. The
Students Of form went down hard when Yves
twas beaten in this race, as he was looked
upon as one Of the best things OF the day.
For some time the smart people have been
waiting for Lawyer Jerry Weinberg TO cut
Biz Zen loose. With Martin up yesterday,
weinberg hustled to the ring. held a wbis-
pered confab with Bookmaker Louis Smell
and down went the checks in a bundle. The
paddock players followed suit and the cash
ING was easy. But the public. supporting
Fish Hawk, fell with a dull thud. Big Ben.
by the way, was actually In receipt OF nve
pounds on the scale from Fish Hawk. a two
~year-old. who has been running a NUMBER OF
good races lately.
/. Dave johnson was busy cashing the sue
eesiul wagers he made on six races Satur-
day, when he cleaned up just s54. 900 on the
day, But the plunger lost a bunch OF this
wealth back before he left the track last
evening He bet a chunk on voX Populi.
also on Spencer Ref. both losers. Then he
took Big Ben, but dropped these Winnings
on hkllrta, he also burned up a swell wager
on Belle Of Pequest. q place. and wound up
With a Characteristic plunge on Gid in the
tnsl event. F.,
Johnson has his ups ana downs, said q
BIG after the races, but in spite
o. bis present good run or fortune we will
Tt MIN before the snow niesl
me starting yesterday caused a great
deal OF fault nding While 1t was not wholly
Cdssidys fanlt. the failure OF o Populi
70 get under way with the others In the frst
event made the talent growl. But the send
% IN the NTH event was the limit. Miller.
Who usually gets away wen. was caught |
unavares with the favorite. Single Shot, |
carrying a ton OF educated n There
and q howl OF derision went up from the
spectators. II was the same thing over
ssaln wnen cassidy let the neld In the last
ace on helter skelter' with Gid the heavily
packed iavorite' nowhere. AT Brighton next
NeeA racegoers VIII nave anotner cnance
eompare cassidy work with that OF A. b.
Dale' WHO Is III much favor Just now In the
lss"
Inc Speculation takes. run for the hrst
tne IN 1855, mas been won by these horses:
Nahlano' PM lee, Queen OF Elizabeth.
iavs'on' kemplsnd, Banquet Equity. Race
iano. stonenell' Arapahoe. Harry Reed.
StNsole' George keene' Cambrian, Potente.
INV hegeht. he hesGke ana Right Roy.
'HAouNs' plOo"Shs vi Inv HV"
.anorna Jockey Club. arrived here yester-
Iy lr 4 stay OF several weeks. He 10 en-
uuslastlc over the outlook for the sport on
me coast TINS winter and says that the meet
mst oakland "ll be up to the usual high
Standard. As Jar as hotel accommodations
~ rIeco are concerned, Williams says that
IIe VIII Dc room Tor all horsennen who de-
NC 10 make the trip across the continent
~ tmr Eastern season closes.
h the opening event at 90 to 1, is by Gonsolvo
retaliation. Somebody had a tip on her.
VI Nhen her price had gone up from SO to
- sac was played with small wagers across
we Dosn;
"nat did dones do to Rcsemount the last
,nne OUT asked several turfmen after the
pHont nIy breezed home victorious in this
In IN mat occasion Rcsemount. a hot
,.,%"-' ''9iu not RAISE a gallop. but yes
T'Nay she had a world OF speed and COM
INeS i'"led The wise men. Jack McGinnis's
= DufTe WAS taken three wa rs by his owner
" o'hers' but Notter rode him poorly.
me fIn2 won extensively on the day. the
we profitable events tor the ayers being the
hst on the 70 worries vox Populi Sn.Dcar
Sl' single Shot and Gid. just before the
, !. nee II vas announced that Gid had been
Nv oy NllIRn Huston to former Jockey
.n'nE Nehl, IN whose colors he ran. O'Neill
~, up In glander, a stable boy. 10 get a price,
Nv = world OF money was placed. In fact,
ss pmnSers turned away from The legitimate
s,YrHe' Winsome Ways, Miller up. who