The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-11
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Prsf.rr. be he way. IL slowly but surely
r,o,,r.s from HE recent iamenesa
Trainer Weir had him Ealloplns six ~furlonas
onIfdtr Inst In about u and the big Splinter
vent along 40 nicely and smoothly that, ber.
ing a rrlapsc. he will get TO the races prob
ably r'h.n the next ten days or 40. II 10
,afe n say. however, that he will not be
started In any more long distance races. but
will he confined exclusively 10 ak and seven
t,flnng bushes, at which he has no peer when
A. and sound
Il looks very much as II n p. whitney's
pcrvctse had the Gazelle Stakes for three
year.old nlltes. one mile and a sixteenth.
which viii be run Wednesday, at her mercy.
for she has only Flip Flap. Sue Smith and
Early and Often TO beat. There are io3
eligibles for the Clover Stakes for two-year-
old fllies, TO be run on Thursday. while Con-
VILE, Red River, Monfort, W. II. Daniel.
Tlslns. Glare Russell, Gargantua. Ssracinesca.
Tim O'Toole and Botanist may make up the
Geld for the Hanover Stakes or Friday.
Three important stakes are or the card
for Saturday. The rich fremont for two
year.olds. about six %furlongs. will bring
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meet Golf Bah. Gretna Green. Philander.
superman, Ballot. Oran and others whom
the watercress colt is believ ed to hold safe.
The 90, 900 Brooklyn Derby. one mile and a
half. will probably go to Burgomnster. as
the best Of tho eligibles are Accountant.
King Henry. Bohemian. The Quail, Bridge
man, Pegasus and Jacobite Bursomaster
has only TO repeat his race in the Belmont
Stakes to take the Derby honors, The best
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In the Marlboro Handicap, one mile and a
sixteenth. as Hamburg Belle. Dainty, whim-
steal, Tokalon. Pantoufe. Miss Crawford.
Content. Dishabie. Flip Flap. Tlptoe. DO
hemia, Santa Catalina. Lotus, kiamesha.
Tradition and Colonial Girl are In the list.
Artful will be sent to Rrookdale Farm over
In New Jersey this week 10 remain for the
rest OF the season. She will 60 South to Alien
for the winter and II she can stand training
NEXT spring she may race. But in all prob
ability she will be sent back tn Brookdale.
who're she will be bred probably to irish Lad.
Tanya has already gone to Brootdale to be
mated to this young stallion. AS soon as
be can stand the tiresome railroad trip james
RKeenc's Sysonsby will be shipped to Castle
ton, where he will be turned out for a long
rest. Few trainers believe that the Melton
colt will yer rare again and 1t Is the general
belief that he will be consigned to stud duty.
There are still traces OF skin eruption on
sysonsby's body. but the horse Is much better
and is both eating and sleeping well. which
Ia an indication that there Is nothing the
mater with his ROBUSTNESS. Mr., keene
said on Saturday that Sysonsby was doing
well and that he had not given Up all hope OF
sending him to the post again next year.
Tae announcement that Richard Dryer
has oeen engaged TO do the starting at Brighton
Beech this year was well received by horsemen
yeserdly, among whom the opinion has al
way prevailed that Dwyer has no superior
in handling the barrier. Meanwhile there Is a
Strenuous attempt on the part OF Cassidy's
adaerents to compel the Jockey Club to put
the walk up system into effect. II is set forth
tia. ell the trainers want II and that the public
Is cllno"ins for Il. As a matter OF fact the
trainers and the public are anxious to see
better starting. no matter what the method
may be. Cassidy's work OF Saturday was
~eIceilelt. There was no fault to be found
WITH 1. and yet the latfooted break prevailed.
But OF F-ii1y. for instance. 1t was OF such
poor quality that there was q howl. oliver
Cromwell. Red Friar. Hot To-day, King Henry
and Col, Rupert were some OF the well backed
horses whose chance, were injured by the
poor s,adoYs they receive ed last week.
10. Va see what Dick D vyer can do?' said
many trainers yesterday. III he can show
an Improvement over Cassidy's work it will
be ample proof that the present fatfooted
system Is all right"
Nobody has seen At to interfere with the
operations OF the Celia Adler-Tlles syndicate
In the local betting rings. This combination,
Nhi,h has caused much dissension and has
beea the means Of having the tracks in Missouri
closed by Gov. Folk. controls four books here
at present and intends to have six or eight
inl!ae before long. Asthe Nets are practically
defunct, the Celia syndicate has seen At to
cut In with a big bank roll, which the Nets
have eyed with much jealousy and avarice.
Syndicate hookmaking is not wanted In the
East and it would seem to be up to the Jockey
Club 70 AXE some definite action In this matter.
To-day's card for Gravesend includes the
Bedford Stakes, for two-year-olds. five fur
longs, for which Oraculum, Clare Russell and
Red River seem the best. II the handicap at
a mile and a furlong. Masaniello. Red Friar.
Content and Just So may be the factors.
keator will be we'll played to win the first
race, at about six furlongs, with Emergency.
Rye and Mamie Hodge the best OF the others.
For the steeplechase handicap. at about
two and one-half miles. Knight OF Elway.
Manic II, and Dromedary figure we'll. Ia
the NTH race. for mares. at a mile and a six
tserth. Edith James, Our Sister, Jennie Nc
Caoc and Memories look formidable. while in
the last race, for wo-ycar-olds, five furlonRs,