The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-12
DINNA KEN is DISQUALIFIED.
STEWARDS RULE WHITNEY FILLY
OUT FOR FOULING.
Arctic Therefore Gets the Autumn Stakes
Go Between GallOps Home with Top
weight DelIiEcrent Takes jumping
Race by . Head-FOur FaYOrites win.

WeiSht- DelliEcrent Takes Jumping
Race by . Head-FOur FaYOrites win.
After winning the Autumn Stakes for two
year-Olds. six furlonRs. Futurity course. In
a breeZing eallop at Sheepshead Bay yester-
day, II. p. Whitneys DinnA Ken, a heavily
backed second choice. was disqualified by
the steward for q foul that not one out Of
ten spectators saw. After the race J. Jones,
who rode August Belmonts Don Enrique.
20 to l. went into the stand and old the
stewards, II. X. Knapp. y. 3. Parsons and
y. c. Bishop, that Mr.. Whitney's gelding
had cut across from tho outside position Rt
the nrst sixteenth pole and had caused hun
to pull up his mount to escape a fall. II
stewards waited Tor Starter Cassidy and
Starting Judge Homan to come own from
the post ana when those of1cials arrived
they backed up Jonesis statement. declaring
that in their opinion DlnnR Ken had been
guilty OF . palpabls foul. Acting on this In
formation. therefore. the stewards disquali-
ned Dinna Ken. giving the race 70 G.. j.
Longs Aroite. s to /. who had been beaten
by three lengths. and handing the two other
places. respectively. to Don Enrique and
Roy A. Rainey's Horace f., 7 to 9 favorite. who
ran a bad looking race. The time was I:l2. .
second slower than the track record.
L. r. Thomas's Go Between won tho handl-
cap. at a mile and a quarter. in a gallop. He
packed top weight and. heavily supported
the last moment at II to 10. went after
Cederstrome. 9 to 1, who made the pace for
three-Quarters OF a mile. Then when the
latter quit Shaw took Go Between to the
front with ease. the noted Meddler horse
b~reesinx home with five lengths to spare
In 400 As. Angler. to whom the winner
conceded twelve pounds, with Z to 1 about
him. ran second. q length and a half before
p. J. Dryers Red Friar, 7 to 2 second choice.
c. T.. Henshslls imported mare Ginette.
> - q n NaUAstkA NwaA wrtaNARkAna In Nhn -
event. at q mile and a sixteenth on the grass.
single shot, backed from down to Is o. .,
4 saba DSak eT Rnn rTUIs ITO . to /. 1 cIoss uS Sh' M i4H~
on boo the sn bsek street R' and eln S'n then 'P ran
again with his mount in such. a determined
manner that Ginette had to be driven out
f Mt1 " %as sn .sH le eastfS q be E 5en sfSri IN SHOT ana,
A pile Of money was burned UP in the
jumper Desert Chief. backed from 5 down
TO IL 60 s. In spite OF stones efforts he
30 som much sU S4oTn Snd th ran S SS' s tsPisS's stGC;p cans 20
nothing. At the last obstacle I. Hitchcock.
Jr.'s Commandant. a 40 to l shot, looked the
lett McLsnnan's BelliGerent. S 70 f~avorits,
closed under the whip and won by ahead on
the p5 fsT Il he s; Sou = sec0 HSn siS%sd snaP Rag tS Sess
lengths over W.. @. Brokaw's ExpSnsionist.
From a poor lot OF maidens Belle Of Jessa-
mine. even money ~favorite. won the second
race at a mile about as she pleased. l.. Water
bury's Cloisteress. so to I, went out TO make
the pace with the fRvoTite. while j. H.. Mad
den g Lady TaIantella. l2tol /. was third. Mean
while ~ the head of the stretch Jessamins
drew away winning by four lengths in | 40 2-6,
while Madden's tlly ran over Cloigteress and
beat her by three lengths for the place.
Dainty Dame, a 30 TO ! shot, upset all cal
culations by winning the tlrst race. for two
year-olds, seven fuIlongs, Euturity course,
quarter and beat r. T. Wilson, Jr.'s Monlort.
8 to ? f~avorite, by three lengths In i:26. Bar
inRo. Q to l. was, a head back. beating Mint
IBERIA. 5 to !, by, three parts OF a length. -Four
favorites won In the presence Of the usual
crowd OF IL. 1000 persons. Tn summaries: