The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-07
GOSSIP OR HHE RACETUACK.
srrw.RDS SUSPEND JOCKEY
Garner FOR SIX DAYS.
..u.n aiding on California King Quickly
punished -OaVe johnson Wins $4,000
an Roseben w. II. Daniei Comes %
TI,e-Iumper HerculOid Breaks Down.

--.,ordaN IN recent IhNNh u IVY uAu OtNA
yy',i,ised for not getting his mounts away
c ~, Tho most, hut in this instance he not only
n california King OF like . shot out
-, hut also cut across the other starters
" sJhs po.nprs stakes In such q manneH that
~ y. .tcv ards could not help taking ofncial
"sLon Rough riding Ia not wanted on the
49, clubs tracks, and when Garner en-
Iaoel the lives OF the other riders with
uN eayrant bit OF foul craftsmanship he
u, ,aIIed into the stand. where he received
seyere scoring and was also notified that
=. ,ouId not ride again for a week. Incl
I..,aly Miller lodged q protest OF foul
.aainst Radtke in the same race. alleging
.Sa, the latter. with Entree. had seriously
n.ar,ered With lronsides on the far turn
- tho head Of the stretch. The inter-
ssa,,e VAS noticed by many ciVsc observers,
~. y. ,be stewards decided that there was no
- hnsis for Miller's protest. Make Witt,
No wa also a victim Of Radtke's rough
W." VI ups thrown into the rails and pulled
". vcrv lame, So much so that Jack Martin
/ S;smounted when the colt reached the lower
,rrn after passing the wire. James b. Brady
rae much cut mp over the accident to his
coIt who carried a solid show wager for
| the rotund tlrihlan'
posehon ia in magnificent form Just now,
,..rLs 10 the skin OF Trainer Frank Weir.
!, rss merely child's play for the big Splinter
- nick M lS7 pounds in the opening event
v.,,erdav and gallop home with the money.
Haye Tohnson watched him warm up before
~. rsce from the paddock rail and then
So s u "A N the ring. where he made a tremen-
aons nlunge wager at l to /? 1t was said
/ ~, Johnson got down all OF so, 900 at the
nr.rsfHnS odds, which was like finding the
4 40 om which he collected after the race.
possben gave seven pounds to Pretension.
,Wenty-two to Penrhyn. twenty-five to Rusk.
,,snty.tvo 10 Preen. twenty-five to Ravena.
steven to Clare Russell and seventeen to
Frank Gill.
There was a killing with W. Gould Brokaw's
/ r,nsnsionist in the steeplechase. He was
baked from ~ down 10 8. the ring getting a
Good scorching But big money was dropped
on sydney FACETS Garterknot, Tom Cogan,
caller and Allegiance, There were twelve
stsrtsrs In this event and Just half OF them
fell.
las, snring Edward s. Burke. Jr. OF Cleve-
land a friend Of the Rainey brothers. decided
10 20 into racing and purchased a two-year-
old colt named W. n. Daniel from NJ. II.
Ttchenor for S25 ,OOO. The colt proceeded
70 run some disgracefully poor races and
was soon relegatel 10 the lemon class. After
a good rest " ". Daniel was added to the
Dash Stakes Yesterday. and those who knew
Of A fast trial backed him from rs down to I.
The distance, i've ~furlong-. Just suited him,
for after making all the pace he lasted long
enough to heat Yankee Gun, a lukewarm
, fayorite. by a nose. Paumonok. who ran
third. beaten two heads, might have won
with a stronger rider up. The clubhouse
contingent bet on kentucky Beau to no
purpose. Previous winners OF this race
we're Van Leland. Champagne Charley.
Reclsre. Eclipse. DashinG Belle. Runyon.
Henry Of Navarro. Br~andywine. C~rescendo.
\ The Friar, Alice Farley. Ways and Means.
Mesmerist, Bellario, Heno. InvIncible. Lady
Amelia, Wild Mint and ~Iacobite. Lord
Boanerres. another added starter in this race.
was backed from IS down to 10. but he never
had a look in.
Although Entrpe looked to he a pipe in the
Heapers Stakes he went back in the betting
from even money to 0 TO S because Of the
+ play on EnoCh Wi-hard's California King,
hacked from 5 down to a. and T. l.. Watts
/ NOonshiRe, lowered from 20 20 Is. Al the last
4 moment, however, many big spectators went
TO Entree with much confidence.
After the fifth race some Of the players who
had put their checks on New MSwn Hay were
wondering whether the stewards would make
an Investigation Of this mares poor showing.
she opened at S 10 5, but in spite cf the sup
port accorded 10 her nearly all the leading
al b'Nh dlN mn NV SNN ~ Wv
class Of the race. yet she was unable TO get
up a respectable Gallop. Hildebrand showed
that he was not TO blame FOR the throwdown
by going al the mare with his whip in meTciless
fashion for half a mile,
She's got hay fever" said the sceptics
when the mare came home in the ruck amid
a general jollifcstion on the part OF the
chslkers. Csrew, the winner, was only
nibbled az by the small bettors. Bookmsker
Johnny Fay must have known something.
however, when he bet George Rose $50 on
Carew at 100 70 /. II was an easy 5000.
therefore. that Fay took down when The
ffiar colt finished in front. Leonard ice
Haymsn. who made the running for seven
%iurlongs and then finished third. was also
quoted at Ion IN I on some of the states. There
was a strong play on Amos Turneyis r
BOY IN this event. Jesse Lewiston being
among those who backed him heavily.
Because he did not believe Grapple could
PICK up lW pounds and win the last race
John 4 Drrkp did not bet a dollsr on the
Metropolitan Handicap vim er. Grapple ran
a fine race, however, and it was not until the
Tag cad nj the race that he tired under his
burdeI.
Her'u!"id. ono Of the best jumpers in
%Tahlrg, broke down Yesterday. lie won
The Saratoga and the Beverwyok 1eeple-
I'd '''T ~ 'Hf NIlh anu NONlll nave bfFH ~
'ho'e for the Autumn Stcpnlechase, 20 be
rtn az the Bay to-moTrDw. Al Belmont Park
yesterday Ter, ulpid, with l20 pounds up,
was Worked u mIle AID a half in 2:3s, covering
= nllIe and 2 quarter in al. He pulled up
az rirht, but lai"r in his stall he developed
TWO howed rcndous, which ne "Ssarily threw
VIM or OF trimming. John VI. ;he English
phrrr, roN Gems ~ have tne Autumn at
ma mercy, although ". c. Hayes believes
Ih'' old Grandp1 viii make him run in the
r"h chase.
NhAW rode ROseben yesterday because
lyme was under suspension for three DAYS
int rough riding on Prince Hamburg in the
NTH race on Tuesday.
hanburg Eclle has finished her turf career
Una VIII be sent to the stud. She developed
aameness after a workout the other day and
lraher Joyner said that 1t was useless to
continue with her.
! IL still said that William Lakeland has
sod Electioneer for sac. 900 10 a mysterious
uuyer' whose name will not be made public
until Tomorrow
Lorl' Celia Eas cut down the number Of
upoAs operated n him In the big ring to
-Hee' " IL sail that he has lost 500. 900 on
~ local tracks. where Western methods
~ under strict sur VIGILANCE at all times.
HNpahslonist, the winner OF the jumping
.ace' was entered TO be sold for $500. A
mah named Howard startled the crowd
apout me judges stand by bidding the geld
~ up 10 $3.50. after which he backed away.
th nv .ne Trainer then kept the jumper with
Sne usual s. increase.
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