The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-03
t0s IP oF rHE RarETRACK.
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CeuauFe faF Namanftll,

ono ~ Trainer tsmes nowe's assistants
ann" lneed Yesterday that james " kesne's
SyaoHhy had entirely recovered from The
painful shih diseaae from Nhi"h he had bren
suffering fof some time and that The greet
hofss vouH snpn hsaln trimming aaain nut
sysonby viii noe be- able ~ fscr mo barrier
Until ne suburban Handicap " The earliest,
q thea. ~ q more probable that hH viii
he tpintsd for Tho BRIGHTON Handtrsp, which
10 tha fiohest svept NJ ~ and run IN tmefica
svsonby viii pfpbtbty hr formally drriafed
from Tho Metropolitan and nfooktvn Hand
onps In E foe daYa
Ice hcy Homanrlli came In Tor universal
scoring Tor biz HANDLING ~ Ostfith IN tho
handicap NJ u mile and q siStseHth yesterday
an form and ~ far ~ claaa was concerned
Outtich looked tke tho sureat Kind ~ q winner.
hut hr vent ~ In tho hrtiina, chasing .
%favOtiie ~ 8 ~ = Whom the held broke
Rdmuueiti apparently made no eh6ft w get
away. hat traiiei IN behind Tho others Ostrich
vas IN receipt NJ 80 venteen pounds nv w"
scale from Phil Pinch. vet Homanelli dld not
seem Ia care how far PHI Finoh rot In ffone
NJ him ostrich. ~ n result, wa III all sorts
NJ pockata and nnaliy took the overland
route No was beaien ~ In such n disaracc-
fIl manner that conservative" hors"Ten who
seldom Indulge In severe criticism declared
that RnmaneIii deserved n repfimand NJ
least from tho stswards hut tho Jockey
was PERMITTED 10 90 bach J., quarters without
hring sub ectsd 20 cross questions
Tho book kera srrmeI 10 anticipate
the defeat ~ Prrcn In the lest raoe. In spite
NJ q great race ut Pimllc". In which Preen
heat good horses AZ siy furlongs In close
10 i.ia. he opened 1T 4 10 s aud went up 10
even money, the wise men being divided
IN their opinion "a to whether BattleaNe
or Sterling would win. Preen was sent
10 the post without blinkers. u fact that was
UNDECIDED by many. and he ran so foully that
there was plenty OF grumbllnR after 10 was
all over,
Lucky Jack McGinnis spent about twenty
minutes yesterday In a state bordering on
nervous prostration. He started Masaniello
I'm tho NTH race and sent his agents TO the
ring with a commission Of o.. 800 to bet on
the horse. Meanwhile Jockey Radtke. who
had the mount. had forgotten 10 weigh out
with blink ers. and as the rule Is strictly en-
forced now there was no way TO put the
roRue's badge on the sop Of Kingston. McGin-
mis- did not believe that Masaniello could
win without blinkers. 80 he hurried after
his agents to restrain them In their betting
operations. But they had placed the o. ,oO0.
and McGinnis had no chance TO hedge or
get the bet of before the horses were at the
post. Lucky Jacks forid complexion was
ruddier than ever before while the horses
fretted and fumed at the barrier. but when
Masaniello finally won he mopped the cold
perspiration from his forehead and declared
that such an error would never occur again.
Masaniello was bid up tn 81. 900 by +. r.
Gardner and retained.
One Of the lucky followers OF Trainer Tom
Welsh Is a Japanese cook attached TO the
sta BILE which Welsh handles. The Jap won
81 900 on Merry Lark last Saturday and also
took down a bundle when Subtle won on
Tuesday. Yesterday he had a piece Of
Killochan and also played No Marks across
the board. Welsh has an interest In Killo-
chan. who won the second race In the name
and colors of Frank McCabe. The colt IL by
Kilmarnoch out OF the marc Miss Butter
milk, who, II will be recalled, was taken
from Gravesend to Morris Park In a moving
van several years ago for a successful killing,
Killochan provided another killing In this
instance, and when he came home In front
McCabe, who saw tho race near the judges
stand, danced a Jig and yelled like an Indian.
Then he was pounded on the back by a crowd
" friends and had his arm shaken by scores
o. others until 1t ached. Trainer Bob Tucker
tried TO put over a winner In this race In
Estimate, a hlly by Sir D~ixon-Reokon. who
Ia a half sister TO Compute and Accountant,
but she experienced poor racing luck.
Miller and Radtke each rode two winners
and two seconds,
1t was reported yesterday that tho horses
In r. l.. Rainey's stable are suffering from
a mouth disease.
Sir Huon won the Kentucky Derby yester-
day. with Lady Navarro second and James
Reddick third. Tho time for the mile and Il
nuartrr Naa 2. Os A-s