The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
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n the money Tho Hampton Stables Palm
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s.aole and landed s%lutfelv IN her head
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killed Jockey Heider. Who had the mount.
vas crushed underneath tho mare and was
PICKED IN unconscious ITO was removed
20 the Jockeys room In tho track ambulance.
but IL was found that beyond a clean knock
out he was not seriously hurt. Previous
winners Of tho international Sfceplcchase
we're Lady Raymond. Duke Of Aberoorn.
Mars Chan. Shiilelah, Gov budd, Van ship.
Pasae Partout, Jim Megibben. Waiter Oieary.
Plato and Arian
After losing all kind Of money In tho last
three days, John \. Drake lost a royal chance
70 square accounts with the bookmakers
when Broadcloth won the las' race 10 his
oolors Drake did not believe that Broad
doth had a chance TO beat Won Tromp.
Kiamesha and Lord of the Vale, but
he put down a small sympathy bet to
show Broadcloth went up TO 10 10 l.. and
when he beat Won Tromp Drake turned away
In ,heer disgust. His friend A. b. Hudson
lost a solid wager on Kiamcsha. II Drake
had assessed confidence In Broadcloth and
had made one of his plunge bets he could have
taken at least 5 1000 away from the layers.
Drake Is o sood loser. however, and his time
viii come soon.
Did Paul Rainey buy an overrated colt In
De nuhd? Turfmen were asking this question
after the defeat of the S4j 900 colt in the Ma
tional Stallion Stakes. Rainey bought the
colt Just after a sensational workout at
,Gravesend In which DeMund was timed a
half mile in O4S 1t Is now said that this
workout was NOT so very remarkable because
Of the fact that the colt ran a greater part OF
the distance with a heavy gale behind him.
His defeat by Superrnan in the Expectation
49, -. p-NNIrIyn uawAi~an nav VlA com
sidered a huke because he was carrie wide
by W. H. Daniel. another exploded phenom-
enon, and Miller stole up on the rail with the
Eeene colt. With this fact in view. the Rainey
brothers considered that DeMund had yester-
days stakes at his mercy, and they put a ire
mendous wager on him. too. Their example
was followed BY every ~plunger of note and
the public in general until DeMund was practi-
oally backed of the boards. Probably s2oo'oVo
vas wagered on the high priced youngster.
But all of IL was kept by g.. e books.
Charles Edward, who won the Stallion
Stakes. is undoubtedly a good colt. but he
had the benefit OF Miller's great riding. Had
Miller ridden Superman, with the latter's
Jockey, Sewell, on Charles f dward. the Keene
colt would probably have won the day. In
his previous race. when he was beaten by
Botanist, a 30 TO ! shot, Charles Edward was
almost knocked down at the post and at that
finished second, Miller could have won with
Bat Masterson in the second race. oNeill,
who is in very poor form these days. did not
handle Bat with his former skill, while Oran f,
the winner, was superbly managed by the
crack lightweight. John f. Madden at the
last moment said Bat Masterson could not
lose. The Schwartz brothers, who own the
colt. sent a leviathlu wager to the books. and
others in the clubhouse followed suit. But
thousands were wagerei on Oran. Andrew
Miller. Blair Painter and others who back
Miller's mount getting aboard with both
feet.
Jockey Sewell, who has been severely crit
cised of late, put up a mastery ride on fazd
In the first race. This colt carried big money
pleced by the estern crowd, and his success
made the ring vince. but enough money was
bet on E. A. Chiun's Kings Gem to practi-
oally offset the play on the winner. Kings
Gem was much the better, but Garner, who
used poor Judgment in waitiag too long,
practically tossed the race away.
julius Bauer, who isn't heard OF much now
adays. came to the surface with a supposed
good thing in the first race in Stole. a three
year-old gclding by Previous-Indian Fairy.
He was quietly backed down to 8 and for a
time fattered his backing, But Stole was
In need OF a race or two, no doubt, and closed
I'D like a j~ackknife n the homestretch.
Two of the stewards, it Is said, saw an
agreement signed by Kansas Price to the effect
that in return for 81 loo he handed back
Toots Nook to the Raineys and promised
solemnly in writing not TO bid up or claim any
Of their horses again. The stewards, 1t is
said, were asked II this was not a violation
OF the rules governing selling races. but they
replied that they saw nothing wrong and
therefore could no nothing. Horsemen who
have looked into this case say that something
should be done to prevent the claiming OF
horses out of selling races for the sole purpose
OF selling them back for a consideration
A mar who claims q horse should no made to
keep him or sell him TO some person outside
Of the original owner.
The National Stallion Stakes was worth
e7,357.5O gross, of which amount 1857. so
went to Owner Paget. who had a good bet
down on Charles Edward, TO win and 20 show.
Previous winners of this race we're Jean
Beraud. Pupil. Bonnibert. Cunard. Mizzen.
Magistrate, Tanya and First Water. The
Ladies Stakes was worth $4,000 gross. This
race was frst run at jerome Park in 1868.
Since 1890. when it was transferred to Morris
Park, the winners have been Sinaloa H..
C~astalia, Yorkville Belle. Naptha. MAMMA.
Intermission, Divide. Geisha. Prestidigita-
trice. Oneck Queen. Janice. Blue Girl. Girdle.
Beidame and Flinders. Perverse. who is a
fun sister to Stalwart. hung up a new record