The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-09

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.,s,fIt NJ tho meeting, Andrew Milef,
q Dttsr ard Y u Follansbee, suspended
"A. how for the rcat of tho ufaveseud meeting
,,d also inflicted q hne Of t7OO for "laooftlai.
bs behavior ~ the post and rough riding
Ths stewards took this action after hearing
, feport from starter Cassidy, IL was said
hat Radtke had used insolent langtia ~
a. rss.idy and had also used his whip on tho
noses NJ several horses that stood within
each Of him. lie was also accused Of foul
tactIcs after the start In which Arkilrta was
ana OF tho sufferers. Radtke has been re-.
peatsdly suspended by the starter for dlso-
hedlsnce. The boy, II n said. 10 suffering
rom q severe attack NJ self-lmportance; but
Al the same time there are many persons
vho believe thst he has been n victim OF dis
examination. The penalty inflicted yesterday
vas pronounced entirely too severe by numer-
ous tlrfmen who declared that II might result
Ia the vithdra val OF the Raineya, who pur-
chased Radtke's contract for t2S. 900, from
the turf II has been oinmon gossip for some
time that the Raineys were somewhat rufled
because Of the treatment accorded TO their
Jockey, 20 that this latest set down may.serve
a. q sort Of last straw. Jockey Miller has
also been guilty Of rough riding Of q fiagrant
nature, but the only punishment he has suf-
fered 10 date In consequence has been a warm
lng. The rivalry between Miller and Radtke
has caused much partisan feeling among
horsemen, and II " said openly that Miller
has received something OF a shade in point Of
fsyoritism but this may be a little far fetched.
Mr. Dryer said Yesterday that he had per-
eonalIy warned Radtke more than once TO
the effect that his conduct was contrary 70
the rules Of discipline and that the boy had
seen III TO totally disregard the commands
Of the track officials. Miller is under con-
tract TO the Newcastle Stable, Of which
Andrew Miller il the leading figure.
1t was rumored yesterday, by the way.
that the Newcastle Stable had finally closed
deal with 7. j. Gaynor by which the three
year-old Ally Whimsical. by Orlando -Kismet
becomes the stables property for the con-
eideration Of s25 900. After the races Thomas
Welsh, who trains for the stable. declared
that no deal had been made. but he admitted
that there had been some negotiations.
Whimsical Is named 10 start In the Broadway
Stakes to-day. Whel she won the Jockey
Club Weight for Age RICE at Belmont Park
many good Judges declared that she was in
the class with the Incompatible Beldame.
Gaynor, right after that victory. refused an
offer OF so. Gao for the Ally made to him by
unknown parties.
Miller il n good Jockey when he rides a
free running horse" said Snapper Garrison
yesterday, but when IL comes down to a
hard finish he Is outclassed by such heady
riders as Shaw. Martin and Lyme" Miller.
Incidentally, is In q bad streak of luck just
now, and for three days his followers have
received a financial scorching that they will
not forget in a hurry. He was nowhere with
Bill Phillips. backed down to o. In the first
race, was unpiaced with Tcddles. heavily sup
ported In the second. was beaten a nose on
l~oslstilla by Accountant in the third. finished
10 the ruck with Lord of the Forest. also
played. in the fourth, came home seventh
With Black Mate, a supposed good thing. in
the fifth. was far back with p. J. Dryers
B%luestone. a full brother to Blues, also backed.
inthe sixth, and then won with Varieties In the
last event. Radtke, on the other hand. car
lied of the saddle honors with two winners
In five mounts. the others being unplaced.
Hereafter, to avoid disputes as to the en-
gasements Of Jockeys. all managers of riders
must sign a printed slip filled out to show
that such and such n boy has been enga ged
Il bride for such and such an owner In a certain
race on a certain day. This slip is dated.
and the owner engaging a rider has IL to show
In case there is a wrangle over the Jockeys
services. The Jockey Club put this rule into
effect because OF n recent dispute between
hessrs, Hit chcock and Keene over the services
ofRadtkc In n stake race at Belmont Park.
hLosistilla had won the handicap the ring
would have received n severe jarring. The
Locohatchee mare opened at 9. but at the last
moment "a TO | was the best price on offer.
She had a pull in the weights. receiving eigh-
teen pounds from both Tradition and Ao-
~fNHh ~ Il Nv - h"bt app n
thce Of the season. and she was hardly ready
Tor the hard struggle to which Acco unta mt
subjected her. Both Accountant and Logis-
'lia showed vast Improvement over their
previous races. Bob Tucker had a $4,000
wager on Accountant and bet the winnings
gu back on King Henry n the sixth race.
Frank Farrell and his friends lost heavily
on kestor and Arklirta. both Of whom were
not handled in Lyne's usually clever style.
loots Nook carried q heavy stable commits
sion, while Dave Gideon's Prince Frederick
went to the post well backed by the veteran
Iarinan, Previous winners OF the May
stakes were Ridlcule. Refugee. Cleophus.
Georse Keene, A. y. B.. Trumpet. The Re-
gent Della goa, W. h. Condor. John +. and
A~eronaut.
The Raineys lost their two-year-old colt
beicast. by Belvidere-Lucaeta. who was
GAINED out Of the fifth race by F. W. Seeley,
owner OF Black Mate. for 81. 800. II Judge
rost' who ia named for a well known racing
omcial, had won this race Newton Benning-
Ton would have pocketed O fat roll Judge
fost' who saw his nameeake run second,
was delighted with the colts showing. par
neuiarfy as he backed him to show. E. r.
tnomas and Sydney Paget won q handsome
oet on Mexican Silver, who Is one OF the
most consistent two-year-oids In the platter
cas- Clements. vacharis and Jaunty were
al backed in this event.
eol. Rupert and Hot To-day were equal
tVorites in the last race. The former ran In