The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-21
Gossip OF THE RACETRACK,
EOSEBEN.iND LADY AMELIA ARE
FARNALLY MATCHED.


Il nIUth IVY
~. match race between Roseben and
> Lar Amelia has been cllnched and the great
.n,n,srs viii meet NJ GRAY esend next Thurs
SS y The conditions cali for a race at ABOUT
J" ,,rlonvs." weight for age, $500 weep
ys,,b.s with S2.SOO added. Tbis means tina
po,sbsn and Lady Amelia will each carry
20, rounds. az the weight for are scale calls
-, his weight because the distance Ia less
e. tho full three-quarters Of q mile. Lady
,ms,a was scratched out Of the first race
".s,srdav on account Of the arrangement
:, no match Jovner, her trainer, viii Give
NJ, a special preparation, while Trainer
Weir says he will have Roseben az A. as a
sAdls II Is probable hat some big wagers
s1l ne wnda on the result. A. the track
r.,srday 10 vas said that there would be a
r.ssr between the two owners. n. r. Thomas
I'D Nes,rs. Nppleby and Johnson. OF 5000 Q
"a. while both parties would back their
, ,snyeaentatiy % ~eVtensiv ely in the ring. A.
,.ady Poseben ~ the fav orite. for II Is be-
iIy,ed that lc2 pounds IL a mere feather for
hn IN carry The big Splinter and the Ben
pnsh mare have been showing M magnificent
tom latp!v and a meeting etwee them
viii probaJly attract a holiday crowd. II the
,-ock IA heavy, howeve or, there will be no
are. for Lady Amelia IL not at her best in
he,rv coins something that nev er retarded
neI, nyyar ~ The RrookIvn .JocLsv
resitu' ,,rad mnch nr,Ise Hs sav. Ss
bsBsved the public wanted a test and that
he found no difficulty In getting the consent
Of the two owners,
Timothy y sullivan did not enjoy the after
|, noon 70 any great extent. In fact, he II red
th,, he was bored. In the second race he
.,arted a col. named Ace High, by Trouba-
GouI .,,aI ann, a, .oo Or ~, a,nn
LN"" So, pto IT,, hsIia,in. 80 u.
- ah.roo 5000 - %
Co' :" r,aaa,. VorLa a ~, na
.aH H =" ut,h w,n boyerar ,bs conara.s
Npeu y, - 40, ha,iare he 49,. ILa - -.
!" nnn,bsr run mn nrst and tban ,nrnad
9" ,nd sad
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n. o,her euuivans dawn IN IN. wu
v.rs aonory blue hut il could no, ha hsInad
-. ,rori vss nossed aro,od,
sro,zet 49,"
rhsn cams the thirI roce In which nj.
-,,. b,o,bsr the good ns,urad paddv nd
,.,sr,sr named samuel n Harris riddsn Lv
ucEsv Crimmins
Ma. sam Harris got A cbsnce7- asked tha
hs follow of one Of his comnaniops
:Iohn IvIs "a in . was he nromnt ,..oon..
40 Sir Timothy sent a fat commission 10 the
,inv IN the favorite. At the same time nssstn1
an his hrother's horse Paddy bovsvar
hsd A BET down AZ TO /. and so did Christy.
4 Denny Florria and others of the Sullivan
\ Elan who had learned A lesson from the
succpss Of Ace High. Paddy's horse had All
The luck. too. for LYLE was ridden in n hung
Ing manner by Miller. who should havn
won the race easily. After Samuel n. Harria,s
number had been hoisted Big Tim turned hi.
back on the other races and was busy talking
politics the rest Of the day. II he had bet the
YorEst money on Ace High and had then
placed his John Lyle bet on Samuel n. Harris
be would have had to hire a coupIe of men
TO count I'D his winnings. But that ia hor.o
racing.
Inc form reversal OF Coincidence. who
beat Roseben on Wednesday. was atnl on the
.s,Ao,,n ~, em- 100
Nuir. in whose name C-omedienne Won he,
$1,000 on her at 20 20 1. This disnl.v ~ con-
hdence should be sufficient indlceman, for
the stewards 10 look into an affair that will
Dot be FORGOTTEN in a hurry.
Incidentally the wonderful Improvement
-.,a...' !. ~ h0hulGap
lest time this colt started he was beaten 90
badly that few saw him Anlsh- YESTERDAY
somebody bet on him az n II was ali over
but the shouting. He openad At % 10 1 in
some books. and there waa sucb a frantic
utempt TO get aboard that the lavars vera
almost Knocked on their stools Ths nricn
4 dropped At eadily TO A. and when The Wras,Isr
With remarkable speed conpAd the ponsy
there vas a general Earring Of ths ring which
paid out. Il ia said in the n~aiohhorhooA
Of $1,000 on the victory. Jack McGinpis
would have pocke,ed a handsome nile N
Frank Gill, in his oolors had won this raca
but az il was his shrewd owner wssa winns,
/ on the outcome "a ha bad . hir cI.ca ho,
down. Mr. Keene's Sunerman tha ~Tsvori,a
opened AZ 4 10 : hut az the smart n,onav IA
not show in the ring he vent hsck 20 , 70
and even money a place Jobn nraLs
vas among those who he, uh.rouv a, Cddia
Ware, whose prica dronnsd srou The
/ clubhouse went ~ p r yyiIsoD T.. d.
River. ~
The books nstd M, oil ., ..o mo 49,
success Of f r Tbom.s.s rIyh.oL a. 49,
Iirth event .Jovrsr ssn, ,bts ,s,ion - ~
post in rare good form .nd ~ -oT,hhon"s
players. who had the rim sen, I, in a.. ~ 10
a ~aydown. Luckatt Red Knight "a psn
jesOn and Oarsman rsra L. III 49,
Ia this race. ~
The hooL.
nscrla 49,, - ~ "9' ia'V'os sAhuIN