The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-29
sNSSTP OF THE RACETRACK.
.., PITTS 4 CRIME IN THE SUI
uvtNS' BANkROLL.
-,,nu.on props $4,000 on the Days
procred,ngs Jockey shaw Breaks
with Aleck shields Ne Further Chance
,or Watch Race The Ring Cleans Up.

A.. AhAT lN''AlN'rE '|'
= r n Sunivan's Ftank Lord in the
psssoa for a bunch and fairly beamed
% ,be rnl, ks twO-year-old came home.
- the money. But Rye, who carried
s nv or christie sullivan in the Sea Breeze
49, was the real good thing. He had
1870 Ia phenomenal time and there wasn't
sstnsr on the track. barring the few pessi-
80 who never believe in cinches' VINO DID
S..tate 20 say that the speedy Greenan
ISAins was the surest Of sure winners. SO
~ Sullivan hankroll was unlocked and the
= ui,y flooded with big wagers
~ ;, The pl1pgrrs got aboard. too. so that
a.. backed down 10 1 20 ?. carried a fortune.
~, when Rive met a heart breaking defeat
D srhvans one and all were not only
800 hut also cleaned out for the time
S.,ng They could have turned their pockets
t".,ds out without losing a penny and II was
n a half hour after the race before they
49,. able 10 talk coherently. In Big Tins
.-.st one - his faithful henchmen. Johnny
me- formerly the boxing referee. While
-. Congressman was roofing hard for Rye
Ts,,. suddenly caused a sensation by crying
sut in his excitement
.Corne on you TippingT
ubits had a bet on Tipping. three ways.
IN n 1. and he forgot all about the anguish
yts s~ullivans when the mare scored.
~.no Won mean TO say that you bet on Tip
,nss cried Big Tim, with an assumed scowl.
"a didn't saw anything about II hen the
,.t Of Us were down, hook. line and sinker.
On Rye
Ubite mumbled an apology and said he
.,iv had A small bet down. The big fellow
~ his henchman that he was a piker, and
nan White disappeared the crowd had a
.onA laurh. In a few moments Christie and
Torrie came walking along at a snail's pace
an the lawn IN front 81 Big Tins box.
.christie, exclaimed Timothy D., take
nat cooler of of Florrie. He's getting too
warm"
cNristis. with a faint smile; whereupon
Siorrie shook his head sadly. What the Sui
mans said about Miler's ride on Rye would
Nve hlled a page OF The Sun.
navy Johnson went up gains the game
aging the afternoon In sensational style.
mt with poor results. IL was not until the
and race that the plunger concluded to
uke a solid crack at Angler. This horse
wa supposed TO be in n soft spot. and his
fable conn %ections, including Matte COrbett.
~ heavily on him. his price dropping from
4 .vsn money To TO 10. johnson went all over
IA ring betting ne much as the lay rs would
Inept, until he placed exactly BIZ 800. He
houRht that Angler was one OF the best
AfnFs he had ever seen and was visibly dis
m,ved when the Hindoo horse was beaten.
After that johnson tried to get back this
heavy loss WITH smother plunge on Rye to
yin and James Reddick to show. He placed
1900 on Rive. il was said. and about $4,000
4 an James Reddick third. at an average OF
to S. both unsuccessful wagers. He lost
another big bet on Princess Nettie. and was
among those who burned up wagers on Bel
nsre. In the ring II was said that johnson
hst all Of s45. 900 on the day,
Willie Shaw will not ride again this year on
he horses running in the names Of Z. r.
Thomas and Aleck Shields. Because Of the
way he handled Diamond in the first race
on Thursday Shields became very angry.
IL Il said, and made a complaint to the stew
ards, who. according to report. did not agree
With the fault finding trainer. Shields. how
ever, declared yesterday that Shaw could not
ride for him again. He put Miller on Halifax
and Hildpbrand on OnatAs. further indicating
bis displeasure. Shaw's friends say that he
did his best with Diamond, also that II Shields
bad permitted Shaw 10 ride Go Between in
recent races under waiting orders the Med
der horse would have made a much better
u Allowing. Shields, T. il understood. ordered
Shaw to take 90 Between. who is essentially
q stretch runner, N the front, with the result
that the Suburban winner has gone steadily
backward in form. Shields has found fault
With numerous Jockeys. He had trouble
With Shaw once before this season. but It was
ptched up The present breach, however.
Il pobsbly a permanent one. for there is
much IN feeling between the jockey and the
trainer.
II looks now as # there ia no further chance
for q match race between Roseben and Lady
Amelia In the FIRST place is IL said that the
Lady Amelia people have cold feet. while IL is
also asserted that the Westch hester Racing
Association. following the policy of the Jockey
Cub, will not make "A move to foster such
turf events. In fact, IL is generally understood
that the Jockey Club made il plain to p. J.
Dryer. when the match was called Oh on
Thursday. that It would be advisable to
ht the matter drop then and there. Match
races have never been looked upon with favor
blythe Jockey Club. so that ala further chances
for q meeting between Roseben and Lady
"a Amelia appear n he Of no account.
The ring Was a big winner IN the day.
Frank Lord carried the smart money in the
hSt event. d. he was backed from ? down to
So3 KiIlaloe vas also we'll supported for
the place. while Halifax went up in the specu-
u Aoon IRON . ~ 5 ~ II 70 3. an indication that
be vas not expected TO get away from the
post. Frank Lord received seven pounds
nom Halifax IN the scale. while Killaloe was
tnreceipt Of FIVE pounds from e. r. ThomAs's
crack sprlnter Common Sue and voorhees,
we're well played 10 show.
ine aver ledned a harvest on hllOChdn,
Royal Breeze and Ace High in the second
sen, The handicappers took Blondy. who
ns lowered 2 point 70 q and was taken across
ue boards But FL Dorado. who ran sec ond,
va by 10 means a magnet. II was estimated
nat the money lost on Angler was close to
10000, II Dot more. Only a few small wagers
u we're recorded against Red Friar. while
marley Ellison ler Lancastrian run loose at
MOL Rive burned up at least $4,000. but
ives was soldly backed for the place. with
only piker- taking Tipping. the winner. at
WtL
The success NJ Sea Salt was a setback for
zoe ayers, however. ~ she was backed from
Gown n 49, - ;. Surveillance was a well
packed place horse. with plenty Of show money
On LADY Vincent. Big money vas lost on
nrncess NDttie, tho GideOn-Lewisohn com
Onanon he'r'nC On her extensively. Miss
Spooner was also played down from - TO 8.
oelnere won many carloads of wealth
uT The book m the last race. He was backed
% the boards Ed Ball. the winner. was
more soIldly hacked for the place than to win,
a Annette Lady was played from 5 down
ms Bright on Beach mana cement calls
senton n inc fact that in the stake book
- conditions of the sixth race to be run on
tuesday. October ?. should read: For maiden
# Mo-year-olds, 5000 added; ten pounds below
scale. i've and a half furlOngs."
jo SLCe John \ Drake disposed OF his stable
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