The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27

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and Rogers believed that no was tho one 10
Iut up IA Mr.. whitney haa second call on
lyme. tho latter will probably do the bulk Of
tho saddle work for the popular stable this
season Hanover won the Carlton in 1887.
after which tho winners were Sir Dixon,
carroll. Kenwood. Russell. Charade. Prince
George. Hornplpe. Counter Tenor. Hand
spring, Don de ORC. The HuRuenot. Lothario,
Standing. Commando. King Hanover. Reliable.
NoBfreson and CairnRorm.
Gretna Green's victory In tho Hudson
stakes was q foregone conclusion. He
carried some immense waRers at 7 to 10,
while Glare Russell. who was second, was
heavily backed for the place. cola. who
was third, was also played oil over the ring TO
show, so that the books got o Earring that
Mll' the CTOWu now LOT JOY. Inc HUDSON
was run in 1887 for the first time, the winners
To date being Kinghsh. Oregon. Ballarat.
cray Rock, Georgia. Wallace. Halton. Gotham.
APPLICABLE. a dead heat between Arbuckle
and George Kessler. George Keene, Jean
Beraud. High Order. Prince Charles. Hanover
queen, River Pirate. Palmbearer, Gloriher
and jacobite. Oscar Lewisohns colors.
black and purple. were seen for the first
time In this race. when they were worn by
VILLA L "a rtN uhn ha1 ,hA ,1,,,. - N.nI..
ttun, by iankee-Royal Gun. a half brother
10 Gun re, who was purchased as a ~yearling
last spring by Mr.. Iewisohn for $40, 900. The
'olt Is trained by John Hyland, but he was
Tar from being fit when he went 10 the post.
I. +. Thomas Barbary Belle, by Watercress-
Barbary Maid. was wen backed at 10 to /,
but after showing early speed, she quit cold.
Rogan. a negro jockey. rode Balzac In the
Empire State Steeplechase in mast erly style.
This Jumper Is one OF the best yet seen here
and should have been a ~favorite instead of
a second choice. Delcanta, who rau second
and conceded four pounds by the scale TO
Balzac. got out OF the maiden class last fall,
bur has made rapid progress. He was backed
from 10 down TO . and il he had won the ring
would have been well scorched. There were
many cross-country experts who wanted to
bet that the next time Delcanta and Balaao
meet at even weights the former will VIA.
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The Claimant, >ooupled favorltes. when
Hylas fell the wise players rooted for The
Claimant. who ran splendidiy for q green
timbertopper, but could not stay the dis
tance. Balzac's time. A:4s. Ia a new record
for the race. the previous winners OF which
were Passe Partout. Miss Mitchell. The Ragged
Cavalier, Caller and llylas.
Two killings were put through successfully
by the Western operators. The first was
with NnEDor in tho nfth npaTt Tho Afaria
colt being backed from Q to / down 10 2. John
A, Drake. John W. Gates and others IN the
clubhouse bet heavily on this good thing,
which cost the ring. it Is said. 81. 900. W. W.
Darden put over Mamie Hodge In the sixth,
.the mare being played from 10 down to s.
with the books rubbing the latter price to 8
at the close. Thanks to a quick break at the
post, which showed the alertness of j.. Will
Jams. the colored Jockey. the mare came home
with the coin, Van Ness. the favorite In this
event, burned up n fortune for the talent
and the plungers, Who did not flgure Mamie
Hodge at all.
In the first Ave races, by a strange coinci-
dence. the horses that carried No. 7 were all
factors. In the first -four races Oyama. Del
canta, Clare RUSSELL and The Quail, each MOI.
ran second. While Maxnar, with this number
on the saddle cloth, won.
The Westchester Racing Association issued
an order yesterday by which all professional
clockers will be barred from timing the horses
at Belmont Park during the coming meeting,
except between the hours OF l and 0 p. NJ.
| Mess special permission Is secured from
SHpt. w. 4. German any checkers violating
this rule will be elected from the park. When
this notice became known there was some
adverse criticism by those who said that the
"estchester Racing Association had made
move calculated to benefit the bookmakers.
As a matter of fact the checkers have been q
source Of annoyance to owners and trainers,
who have been carrying on a crusade against
them for some time past. Some OF the clock
srs employed by big operators may resort
TO the plan OF buying cheap horses. which
Will entitle them to use their watches In the
morning when the horses, receive their work.
outs. One OF the best known checkers said
Yesterday.
There are several owners. Dave Gideon for
instance, who are clocking the horses every
morning at the tracks. They work their own
horses first and then keep tabs on all of the
others for their own benefit. The public has
benefited by the work OF the professional
clockers and the public alone wiz be the suf-
ierer at Belmont Park
August Belmont announced yesterday that
he had donated the ST. llions Don de Orc and
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