The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-10
The SPORTING WORLD.
ryTRIES FOR THE SARATOGA
uiyDICAP AND GREAT REPUBLIC.
s,onby and Artful Named for Both Events
brutal Sport in Massachusetts Terry
Mciio, crn Gets a Observation-Disclosures
Pitchers Already showing Good Form.

Following the announcement Of the entries
=, the carter and Excelsior h7ndloaps, which
t.re already been published In The Sun,
rome the nominations for the SO, 900 Saratoga
handicap. one mile and a quarter. which
rdude a sterling array OF thoroughbreds,
no,h Sysonby and Artful have been named
mr mis- big race, together with ffty-three
| o,bers. In the lot are the following:
Tauya. Burgomastcr. Perverse, Santa Catalina.
Told a, the Vale. Tiptoc, Blandy, Don Diego, Bad
News, Timber, Oiseau, Waicrlight. Holscher.
,ylr, King Henry. Ia rberloot, Ort Wells. Wees.
Isto Jewel. knight Errant. Klnlcydelc, Fort
punter, Luhln, Dandclion, Vendor. SPEAKERS.
P.ouln. Rosebcn. Joaquin, Delhi Wild Mint,
yuoAL. Bohemian, Adbell The Quail. East End,
sam pson. Merry Lark. Bulls Eye, Pulsus Kiame-
aha, Calrngorm, Tradition, Caug hnawaga. Ravina.
Anstel Mohawk H., Bats. Goldsmith. Good Luck,
The Picket, Gallavant and Dolly spanker.
For the Great Republic Stakes. with $40, 900
added, one mile and a quarter. Sysonby and
Arrful have also been nominated, together
with these horses:
Goldsmith, Burg omaster, Timber. PEG asus. The
Picket, Don Diego, Rose OF Gold, Bridgeman.
C|.Uaysnt. Watcrlight, Dolly Spanker. oiscau.
Hoschcr, Agile, King Henry, Fancy Bird, Ort
Wells, Klnlcydale, Whimsical, Mohawk H., Johns
town. Blair Athol, Esotchc, Tangle, Mlltlades.
Good Luck, SPEAKERS, Rosebcn. Delhi. Kuroki.
VN1fWlhUs NhllpNDUs INV Shhll, ThAt EUu,
oxford. KIamcsha. Tradition and Carngorm.
Tho fact that Jockey Hildebrand has re-
reived a license from the stewards Of the
IcckeY club is not at all surprising. Some
tine ago it was predicted in this column
that tho hoy would be reinstated. inasmuch
Is he had agreed to sever all relations with
p,nngrr Joe Ycager and had practically
agreed 20 give first cali on his services to
rha Whitney stable. That Hildebrand was
not set down for fraudulent practices is
shown by this action Of tho Jockey Club,
ard further proves that he was suspended
exclusively for rough riding. 1t Is safe to
say that Hildcbrand will do his best in the
saddle in future. and that he will see to 1t
that tho turf authorities can find no more
fault with him.
4 man VINO was in Albany on Wednesday
10 attend the hearing on the anti-racetrack
betting bill declared yesterday that there
was evidence of an overwhelming opposition
IN the measure, and that indications point
10 rs defeat. II the bill providing for an
6 per cent, State racing tax becomes a law
this man saws IL will be a long time before
she antagonists Of the turf will have even
n remote chance to put an end to the sport.
Furthermore. this person declares that the
legislators realize that If the tracks should
10 closed in this State there would be racing
al other tracks. which would result in the
oppnin g Of hundreds OF poolrooms in this
CITY and elsewhere that would otherwise re-
main closed Another rumor OF bribery In
relation 10 the anti betting bill In in ~circula-
ton. but it is regarded by wise sporting
men as a huge Joke. The Jockey Club will
stand on its merits. they say.
The New Orleans tracks have developed
A number Of two-year-olds that may cut q
figure on the metropolitan circuit during the
early part OF the coming campaign. W. II.
Snyder h Co. own BemRy and Bertmont,
both by Albert, the former a hlly and the
latter a colt. Albert Simons has Bluedale.
Belle of the Bav and Edward Wilder. who
have shown class in all OF their races. GEORGE
Hole has n fine colt in Karama. a son of Jean
Raraud. who looks like a stake winner. Other
promising youn gsters are Bosserian, Lens.
Judge Treen. Odd Trick. La VERONA and
folloQuy. The California tracks will also
Hhd on some fast two-year-olds that have
shown quality so far.
The iud ges at City Park have wound I'D
their in INVESTIGATION of the Grenade poisoning
case by ruling of Abe Robertson, a rubber
In the employ Of James n. Mccormick. They
sleGe that Robertson was the mar who ap-
preached Dutch Brown and Kay Spence,
also ruled of, and asked them to nave the
horse laid up in a book. All the evidence
tends to show that tiren ade was fixed" so
that another horse in the race could he backed.
The Judges. however. could get no line on
the betting ring end of the con spiracy.
There must be some bot sports UP near
Worcester. Mass. The other day fifty OF these
Individuals gathered in the grand stand of
the Ware Trotting Park to see a dog fight,
which lasted twenty minutes, the end coming
Nhpn tho ltl1lNu5 t-ora bonn ~ tn pra-
ven one of them from being cheWed to death.
Not satisfied with this exhilarating exhibition
tho sports put on a bare knuokle prize1ght
] between Albert Dupont and Henry Clark.
both Of Ware. There was only one round,
which lasted twenty minutes. Dupont re-
oeiving a beating that made IL impossible
ior his friends to reco gnize him. There was
10 referee, but the crowd gave a decision
IN favor OF Clark. Then the police appeared
on the scene. but the sports scattered, and
DO arrests were made.
Beaten to DEATH That, in plain Eng
tsb, was the end of Harry Tenny. who fought
With frankie Neil says the San Francisco
Chronicle. Stripped of the phrases OF
medical science. stripped of the slang of the
IrHe ring il was simply this: The boy
Vas beaten until he died. If a corpse were
found by the roadside, mangled and bleed
hg. II a body showed the red bruises of
rlel blows: If an autopsy showed that veins
Of The brain were ruDtured by the shock of
continual pounding. then there would be but
ore cOnclusion-he was beaten to death.
AND that was the Identical death that Harry
Tenn died"
cry MEG ovcrn received yesterday a
fckel plated horseshoe, made by several
VI his Cincinnati friends, with a card eX-
l%'essIng good luck and best wishes. Terry
aTs that the horseshoe win find a place in
Do corner next Wednesday night and that
VIII surely win with such a lucky token
hSr at hand. McGovern continues to at
lact crowds of admirers daily and all OF
hem are permitted to look him over. Nearly
very fighting expert that has visited the
RAINING quarters has been impressed with
hSiovern's great physical strength and
~ remarkable speed. He will begin easing
" In his work to-day and will indulge in
liht exercise on Monday and Tuesday.
American Lea que enthusiasts here are well
reased with the reports from the training
emp at Birmingham. From all accounts
enfith will have two formidable left handed
Pitchers this year in Doc Newton and Noodles
hahn, both Of whom were failures last season.
ssNton was i'll a greater part OF the time. but
present he seems TO have recovered his old
. tUenRth. which meana that IL he can RhOW