The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-22
IN THE SPORTING WORLD.
CARTER AND EXCELSIOR WEIGHTS
ARE MADE Public.
Sysonby Has Top weight In Both, Giving
Two Pounds To ROseben I'm the Aque-
duct Handicap-Corrigan Quits-Dur-
nell and McCaHerty Ruled on for Life.

SysOnby Has Top Weight In Both, Giving
Two Pounds To Roseben I'm the Aque-
duct Handicap-Corrigan Quits-Dur-
nell and McCaHerty Ruled on for Life.
The weights for the Carter and Excelsior
handicaps, 10 be run at Aqueductand Jamaica
respectively, we're announced by W. s. Vos-
burgh yesterday. The Carter. at seven fur
longs. has a guaranteed cash value Of $40, 900
this year. For this event Sysonby has re-
ceived top weight, 1874 pounds. the heaviest
lmpost the Keene champion will be asked to
shoulder this season. But sysonby Will
not be a starter from present Indications,
as the Carter will be run too soon for him.
Hermis, another non-starter, gets In with
1870 pounds. the weight allotted to Mr.. keene's
Delhi. while Roseben has received l29 pounds.
indicating that Mr., Vosburgh rates Sysonby
a two pounds better horse than Roseben at
The distance. "a the latte r gets a gelding al
lowance al three pounds. Hamburg Belle
comes next with i25 pounds, Cairngorm
having l2l. while ITO has been assigned 10
both Lord Of the Vale and Rams Horn, one
Of the best handicap horses at New Orleans,
The conditions and weights for the Carter,
which will be run on April is. are as follows:
The Carter Handicap Of $4,000. for three year.
olds and upward, $50 each, or SIS II declared BY
April :; 500 additional for starters. Guaranteed
cash value. $4,000, OF which 81 500 10 the second
aud $500 to the third. Weights TO be announced
March -. Seven furlongs-Sysonby 4. iS4; HeTplls,
aged. 100; DEM. 5. $50: Roseben. 8. i2e: Hamburg
Belle. S. i.s; Calrngorm. 4. 1el: Lord OF the Vale, g.,
100 RAMS Horn. 4. 100: Tradition. 4, iio: Lady
Amelia. 5. lls: Prince Hamburg, 4. lis; Phil Finch.
5. Ii6: Biandy. 4, li6: Ormonde's Right, s.. ia: San
Nicholas, aged, lis; Eugenia Bureh. 8, liz: Graziallo.
Inrt A ,oa. santa Catalina A ms. ned Eplyh, q
,oa. ,.r,nau, A ,o7. Southern cross ,Cn. Grenade
s., loo; Firrball, 4. los: Bryan. I. los: Joaquin, ), io4:
Bohemia. 4. to4; %Juggler, 3, l04: Mount Henry. 4.
4. i'm. Hs.s,in a ion. Gr.rncrest A loo. Rebo g.
,oo. O,,vII a ,oo. coidsnI,h ,oed on. As,ronome
= 90 D,sohsd,.nt a on. prn Hodd.r. a o.. pros.
60 a o.. sn,sLsrs OF, priv and ofer a o.
u.r,., , o.. Wor,,,an OF. J.rL DoIar 4 "a.
ps,,,ea,e a et, n srvIe o., red FrIar A as:
zI.nsn a o.. ni.nond Pl,sh A p,. Aucassn. a
o., cr.on Dozen , o., Israter a Of. nelpere 4
o.. R,ilott. a o.. La sorci,re =. ss. ballot BOX. g.
o.. 1uil'. Fve a aa. Rele az peoue.t 4 o.. Hermit
-. . an. ino,J.r,or . 90. w,.nn. a n
-u.h. 90,
pounos. =. ,no ~.e .o.d -" 80 bin,
sn. 81 u so usn 10 Tha .po,-
VI - 49, Ii aho,t ,ha
nehue y ~ Inc nw soa' 90. ~ tho
anae rs :, dnnhn ~ AZ noun1s 70 uaro
s 80 o,.ht - s,a,vsr, and
nIs, seN9n " D - ms;sh..
seNeu n"eS os - ~ as 80 as
Nv ''
n EAceisol hanasep OF w :, 1920
sr Aorn = u ~ n. e,oo sad,,,ons, GrsT.
os y na,,a so 30 =, vn,ch a. soo n III.
second and sI'mo n m. third. weights TO be
Announced March %, One mile and a sixteenth-
sysonby. 4. ls1: Hermls, aged. Iae; Delhi, S. lsl;
Stalwart. j. ia: Hamburg Belle, 5. 100; Roseben. 5.
40: CairnRorm, T.. lip: Rams Horn. 4. III Lord of
the Vale. 9. l16; First Mason. 8, ilS; Phil Finch, s.
ii5: Tradition. 4. liz: Colonial Girl. aged, ilt; Bad
News, o. lis; blanoy, =. III: ormonoee h'eh,,o
Ill: Eugenia Birch o. ITO: Dolly Spanker, o. NV
aloriner. 4. los; Red knight o. lo'' oiloro' =, io.'
Monet o, io'. ,on aiomp, :. y" ,n:. r LhnI,'
ioo. oieneuo,' :, w. - 'Ns. ,oo, ,.sa,In
oS' g. V,n. = os. iTonsIdss a o.. GoldsrnItb.
av.d. 81: Master OF Graft, 4, OF: Astronomer, 8,
90. Djsobedient, 8, 90; Ben Holder. 8, e5: Red Frar,
4. oo; IsrafeI. s. %: Aucassin. 4, sS: Fancy Bird, 3.
ss: Bulls Eye, 5. e2: Bats. S. %: 1nouisitor. s. 90:
Belle OF Peauest. 3. %: Hermitage. 5. on; BArberfoot.
5, 50,
Edward CorrEan has had enough OF the
turf war at New Orleans. He has with
drawn from the management OF City Park
and his friend. d. II. Barnes, has sold 5000
worth OF stock to local capitalists. who intend
to. make terms Of peace with the Fair Grounds
people, looking to a division OF dates next
winter. Corrigan will also sell his stock,
but has stipulated that 1t must not fall into
the hands Of John Condor, Louis Celia and
other members OF the Western Jockey Club,
who have been waging war on the Master
OF Hawthorne for several years. President
S. i. Heaslip OF City Park says the plant will
remain loyal to the American Turf Associa-
ton until peace with the Western Jockey
Club is assured. With Corrigan eliminated
harmony will prevail between the two Cres-
cent City tracks, which would not otherwise
have been at loggerheads. The turf war
has been an expensive affair. All winter
the rival tracks at New Orleans have been
hanging mp big purses at a heavy financial
loss. the battle raging for 100 consecutive
days.
The Cassidy-Lansin anti-racetrack bill
neh al various ss.heIlhE pla.es atom an tnsoas
mas yes.eiud'. heiao'' ma oon ~ ~
nns .ne o'a'e Iae'nE q y, hn.o
sioes lecelpls AZ al I'aeNs ~ a.
~" was Iesalueu asa gnu a''
.sssiuS-L lansing oh' "oul"
ine aRr'cunura soc'e.'es VIII ~ 80
NfuU,VDU Il year Win an y pei tth' 'hthp'