The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-09
Gossip OF TIE RACE7RACK.
,,,, R,JSEY Guys TWO-YEAR-
nm M WIND ron SG5,OO0.
Alan secure. Horace y. for Gas moo. as
par, Of the pan 10 Get Together q H'g
aaclnS stabie Banasa BADLY Hurt ana
sno, trainers Make war on Checkers.

~ yoy,on Bennington at the Jamaica
- yesterday by which he becomes mo
70, NJ the sensational two-year-oih coit'
oNn, u,od bv Goldnnch- Graoiosity. IL IL
W ,hn, ur Rainey paid 81, 900 cash Tor
".alt which IA tho highest price ever oven
~. tvo.yoar old, with the exception oil
Ta,,,rtIum, who was purchased by the
CIV q whitney from A. Il. Aste Tor soo'OOO:.
n u,nd ia A Haagin bred colt who mas etarted
W., once this year. That was on April i! AT
,.,odpot. when he won In o breezing sshop'
sonIne half a mile In O47 10 inns pss-
~-n.rcs convinced a majority OF turfmen
icfm"% nv Nmnd possessed world beating
u%"'it,iss. and his owner decided to reserve
It,, FOR some OF the rich stakes. A week
Ma Nupd startled the checkers at
",o vsssnd one morning by working a half
ID. h, "A seconds. There were q dozPi
m,,oosaas Of this remarkable feat. and Fen
aiacton vas soon in receipt Of big offers Tor
.na ccl, from Mr.. Rainey. r. i. wilson, Jr.,
= q Thomas and others. He refused $4,000
and satd that De Mund was not for sale.
Meanwhile Bennington sold nearly all OF the
H., borses i'm his barn and announced his
,n,or,ion 10 withdraw partially from turf
- MIR Rainey raised the bid Tor the
III N ssj. 900, then 10 4O.OO0. and finally made
n ~, oo, which Bennington accepted, MI.
D ,Inev and his brother. Roy L. Rainey,
rIsnned some time ago to get together a
powerful racing stable. They purchased
~ contract of Jockey Radtke for S25 900,
~ oIsn housht the t~hree-year-old colt Sir
wn,rsd at the Durnell sale for SIC, 900. After
.sc,,ring De Mund yesterday the Raineys.
~ Ia said. bought another two-year-old.
Horace Z, by Bannockburn-Mtss Lyman,
from an agent Of Barney Schneider for s25 900.
ns Nupd Ia eligible for the Futurfty, the
Iuvenue Stakes, the National Stallion Stakes
ond other rich two-year-old events. He
vii make his first appearance in his new
owners silks at Belmont Park.
eanasa. A highly tried two-year-old hlly by
e,nastar-Brlliantine H., who was q starter
IN ,be last race Yesterday, had to be destroyed.
she was purchased as a ~yearling by Frederick
Johnson and was leased to p. j. Dwyer In
order 10 represent the latter In the Astoria
stakes at Graveseud. Because OF a half mile
in A. seconds. Banasa was sent 70 the post
Yesterday BY Trainer Fred Burlew a hot fav-
orl,e She opened at I to s and nearly every
hy munger at the track bet on her. Then
came the report from the paddock that Banasa
Mad brIcked shins and the %plungers were all
nj sea. some OF them trying to get their bets
of and others wagering on Tanager TO hedge.
ssnasa went up in the betting to S to ?. while
Tanaqer was backed down to the same quo
ta,lon from 2. Al the start there was a jam,
and Banasa was thrown into the rails by F.
r Hitchcock's Fantastic. O'Nein was hurled
over the Banastar filly's head. but escaped
unhurt. Banasa had one Of her forelegs
broken and her shoulders were literally cut
TO pieces. She was In such a pitiable condition
that It was decided to shoot her on the spot to
end her suferings.
After lnouisitor had won the Montague
Stakes, his owner, Thomas Welsh, the well
known trainer. announced that the colt would
be sold at auction at the next public sale.
Welsh Is training the Newcastle Stable. owned
y Andrew Miller, Blair Painter and Frank
Bishop, and says that he has enough horses
on his hands without owning lnquisitor.
He declares that Inauisitor will &c to the
highest bidder. and as the son Of Inspector B.
b considered a useful sort Of horse 1t Is
believed that he will bring q good price. .
Many trainers are up In arms over the
methods Of professional checkers. The train
es cay that the checkers should be compelled
to watch the workouts Of the horses from
the rails or the intield instead Of from the
Grand stand. The trainers have to keep
close to the track. so that they are Unable
to see as many horses as the checkers can
look at from the loftier vantage points In
the stands, The checkers are getting such
good line on the early morning gallops that
the owners Of racehorses are kicking because
tney are unapie 10 keep as many sooo thihks
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