The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-06
GOSSIP OF THE UACEHRAGK.
,uoOEMIKERS AT THE BAY WIN
AL KINDS or MONEY.
A EnlinS with prank EArreII's ArEllItA
walls by q Few Inches shielas May
rake 40 between and Halifax 70 eng.
I~.nd-CeIIA and Jeyner Buy Yearllngs.

rake go Between ana HelIrnN 70 HhBs
I~,nd-CelIa and Jsyner Buy YearllnSs.
n. hookmakprs AZ the hay yesterday won
,o,,une Before the running Of the last
s.cs nearly all Of the big plunEsrS and the
Ls.,,.rs we're No In the air. Those who had
SantTons TO fall back upon tried 10 set OOt
=" The day by supporting Onatas In the con-
Guiding event. accepting odds on. only 70 zee
rim beaten by J. 4. SsaEram's Sir Ralph, .
40 10 / shot. The Canadians did not
=. Sir Ralph, and were d~isconsolGte when
", sav his number holsted first. but they
rIungsd for the limit on SesErsm's Inferno
- re afth race, the son OF Havoc A"IcS
"a,ndsd from 7 down to ,. Willie Cross. a
Iii known California operator. was one OF
N".isc, few that backed Miss Crawford. the
in,sr Of this event. He placed tl.S0o on
~ mare and realized all OF SIS 200 on her
snccsss il is said. Another clique had framed
a coup in the same race with Amos Turneys
Is,,in DOYLE, played from 30 down 70 70. but
che trick failed by several inches.
If Frank Farrelrs Arklirta had won the
r,vina Handicap the ring would have re-
, 1.iysd a hot scorching. This colt. who re-
osn,lv out worked Roseben, had not been to
~. rscss since June. He was In superb
.ordition and when Trainer Weir decided
~ sdd him to the handicap he caught the
,isyer. ma VAR Many Of them began by
onotinr 20 to l against Arklirts, but smart
rlavers all over the ring jumped at this price
until IL dropped TO Is, then II. TO- 8, . ana
anaIly ). when the horses were ct the post.
INV had the leg up instead Of Lyme. whose
cor. has not been satisfactory Of late. n
With the raising OF the barrier the Ankle colt
hroke nicely. shaw took hold OF him while
Tdna jackson, Kings Daughter and DR..
Gardner were making the pace. 10 was not
until the stretch was reached that Snaw
made hi. nun, which soon resulted In a bump
Ipr match. in which the Farrell colt was en-
= titled 70 most Of the blame. In the last jump
the killing was nipped by Inquisitor with top
weight, who ran a vastly improved race.
Fyank TYLER was one Of those who won hand
.omely on this winner, az he had 81 900 on him
straight At g 70 / and 81 900 third at Q 70 5.
Heavy betting prevailed throughout the
afternoon. II was a fact that In spite OF
the prohihitive price of I to 10 against the
Keene entry in the Great Filly Stakes the
books handled all they wanted at this price.
An unknown player hustled up TO the Hum
ming Bird with $4,000 in his hand.
I'm $4,000 loser. said he. Won't you
please take 81, 900 on the stable?@
The betting had just begun and Tyler
had / TO S on his slate. The bookmaker
quickly accommodated the man, laying $500
against 5000 in a iidy. All over the ring
there we're similar Incidents. The pIunsers
regarded a bet on the Keene stable a. a case
Of finding money on tse pavement. There
was such a demand for the supposed sure
thing that the price dropped from 1 TO =.
opening. to to 10. Pope Joan was sore going
20 the post and ran so poorly that the opinion
prevailed that her performance in the FuturHy
took the edge OF her speed. Court Dress,
Who had wrn oil her races, including the
spinaway at Saratoga. and who 10 considered
1 abilt the best two-year- old Ally In train ing,
give ten pounds to Killaloc.
The whitney Ally had shown some fast
work in her trials and one Of the clubhouse
commissioners played her at 30 to l.. Others
in the know took her for a place. As the
race was run the ring Ictained thousands
bet on the Keene stable and big money wa
eered on Yankee Girl a place. The latter was
supported literally for the reason that Dugan.
who rode her in the Futurity. said after that
affair that the hlly. would have won but for
the fact that she was bumped and shut of
ct the furlong pole At a time when she was
Overhauling The leaders with q determined
rush. The Greet FLY Stakes was worth
1900 to the winner. Il is one Of the classics
ami was won twice bv the late W. c. whitney's
i Blue Girl and Girdls. after which the win
nsrs we're Angus, Belmont's Beldame. n. B.
Duryea's Artful and Woodford Clay 3 Run
ming Water.
lHHt NdH huDlleT Cltt1uD LOT tNN DOOhb
in the first race. Momentum burned IN a
ton of money, which forced his price from
sto down 10 8 - 5 and even money. II. K.
Vtngut's Acrobat was supposed to be ready
for a killing IN the same event. and IS to
was soon cut 70 se9ens In spite Of the fact
that Tsnaceo. the winner. defelte1 Monfot
the other day, ~ long odds. he was generally
passed up by the wise hsh.
The only lookin enjoyed by the form play
es all the afternoon was in the second ev ent
when Running Water was backed from , to 5
down TO l to !. with a heavy playfon Mont
gonery for the place at ? to S. Running Water
could have run the mile in much faster time
II it had been necessary. Montgomery 10
one Of the best looking two-year-old In train
ing ana his owner recently declined an offer
Of $4,000 for him.
Stories Of negotiations for the purchase
OF Electloneer were sjill In circulation yes
terday. ono report was TO the effect that
Alex Shields had finally secured the colt for a
mysterious buyer for s35. 900. but when asked
about the matter Shields said that il was a
,onnco yarn" Shields, by the way. IL think
ING seriously Of n king Go Betw cen and Hall
TAX TO England in the fall unless he can sell
hem AZ his own price before that time. The
Ianadisa thinks that these horses would be
successful on the other side. where Go Be
tween could be entered in long distance
Iandlraps and Halifax In the sprints.
Tan Salvitere beat Electioneer?- was a
question put to John E. Madden before the
Il races.
Salviders has he1tsn Electloneer once"
vas the RELY, Isn't that enough"
Ine Flying Handicap was worth 81 ,7So
% me winner. Tom Welsh believed that
NJ would win three races with Momentum.
nInhiNg Water and Inqulsitor. apd told
ms friends IN bet on them. Miller rode
~ three OF them hut his followers did not
I've a chance to yell In real earnest until
my picked mp some good bets on Inauisitor.
rr'Vous winners Of this event were Cactus,
domino, Rey del Carreres. Refugee. Cssse-
yypa' Bendoran. Tolucs. vulcain, Dublin.
nS,asoo, Shot Gun, Broomstick and Oxford.
WINE Proper was causing a disturbance
!, 'ne post in the Nth race, one Of the horses
"nied a hard kick on his near hind leg.
serves him right" said Jack McGinnis,
mo saw the kick from the clubhouse balcony.
PROPER Kicked my horse Buttling last year
ana put him out Of business for all time.
ever saw
II Loglstllia had not been left at the post
~ tnS race she might rave won. Going I'D
wv oackstretch the Locohatchee mare was
hany lengths out Of II and was last, so far
uacA mat nobody gave her q chance. But
~ te last half mile she ran with remarkable
sansness and finished only three lengths
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