The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25
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Ssr,nrIp. loo tho line n layers before the pres-
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tho ,d, lu he first race Paier was played
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R,itse. nhllr Oyama and Opticlan we're also
hsr..d thrrn Naya II was the same state Of
: sn.lr, 100 the second event when Clements,
T,y and Ann, May ran placed NJ the finished
ss named Then fnduisitor was literally
hacked N the boards Ia the third. although
the books tooh In big money on ' mo. Quorum
vas hea Why played to show. This success OF
ksaior In the P~atohosue cost the rim. @ good
round sum. hut the layers woBto the race. az
a ton of money was bet 90 Asronaut. Shot
Gun, Toots Nook and Prince Frederick.
Frank Farrell. Joe Cassidy. Pat keenan, and
the s~ullivans bet on Keator. who was left at
the post In his previous race. II he had not
drawn an outside position at the barrier
. Farrell and his friends would have probably
pulled on a memorable killing. Keator had
A world of speed and his time was only three
afths OF a second behind the track record
hung up by Endurance by Right in 1901. He
was entered to be soldAfor o. 500 and Dave
Sloan, no 7, lltion to Tod. bid him up to o.. 500,
Trainer Ell bidding him In with the usual
increase, keator's share OF the stakes was
G.lsj,
III Nv nun lh'' tbt hhhe "o' z ptAN
when Benevolent game home. This colt had
worked a mile in l40 and was up against a
cheap lot. Probably $50, 900 was sent to TIE
books from the clubhouse alone. while every
book In the pavilion was loaded UP with wise
money until Benevolent was no better than
even money y moment before the gate went
UP. Angler and Jack McKeon, who ran
second and third. were played place and show
for a bunch. Luretta and Consuelo ii. were
also backed. but in Q desultory manner.
Another crushing blow was delivered by
the talent in the last race. when Bat Masterson
won. He opened at even mo ney. but the
money came In an avalanche until many
layers refused to take any more, even at to 2.
Computer. who ran second. was tremendously
played for the place, while the third horse.
Charles &. Gates, was backed all over the
ring to show. II Is estimated that since
Monday the books in the big ring have lost
IN average Of $40. 900 each, or about 800 900
In all. as 100 layers are doing business on a
large scale. Not in many years have the
layers experienced such hard times. and they
J are on the verge OF a panic. Those that have
the capital can weather the present storm. but
the others are sure to 80 to the wall. Mean
while the racegoipg public Is in high feather
and is pushing the good luck to the limit.
John Z. Madden sold his two-year-old
Bat Masterson, by Frankfort-Vanessa yes
terday TO two young Wall Street men. NJ. l..
and A c. Schwartz. who paid $50. 900 FOR the
youn gster. who ran in the name Of M, l..
Schwartz In the last race. The brothers
won him out. too. for they placed a s25. 900
wager on him. They have been patrons OF
the turf for some time. but 1t was not until
recently that they decided to follow the ex-
ample set by the Rsineys Of Cleveland in
y getting together a stable; The Messrs.
Schwartz have engaged Fred Burlew to train
for them.
Bad actors had an inning yesterday. The
Ned that went to the post for the Patchogue
Stakes was filled with them and they caused
Q delay of thirteen minutes before the field
was sent a way. Shot Gun. Nostromo. Andria,
Jocund, Incarnation and B~allotta were the
chief offenders. o'Neill was thrown by
Jocund and received A kick on the knee which
put him out of il. j. Jones was substituted,
riding Ave pounds over weight. Shot Gun
also threw T.. Williams, but the latter was
moi hurt In the last race James r. keene's
Plerrot throw Sewell twice on the way to
III" post and then started to run away. A
quick witted able hand opened the paddock
gate as the colt rushed back toward the
judges stand and the youngster trotted
through 1t as meek as a lamb. Then he was
/. mounted by Sewell again and was dragged
to the post.
''''' 'hlNl' INV Cubluau suctpitCHdstT
who was recently brought to this country by
The Brownleigh Park Stable. got a try out at
Belmont rs,n yesterday morning, and the
way he performed convinced the cross-coun-
try Sharps that he will take a beating In soma
OF the big timber topping events this year.
/, R Bradley's Charles g. Gates. a colt
ny INSTRUMENTATION H.. was one of the
clubhouse tips for the last race. John W.
yates, John A. Drake, A. B. Hudson and
Others in that set bet on him straight and
Z third. Bradley said that he would win II
he did not bolt. The elder Gates also had
o small bet on Brother Frank In the stake
event, Just for old times sake. Brother
FRANK when owned by Boots Durnell last
year was the medium for a big plunge at
Brighton Beach. Gates alone betting sac, 600
on him. The colt was sold recently to John
n Townsend, He was quoted at as much
Us 80 10 ! yesterday but for half a mile it
booked as If he would do something. Previous
winners Of the Patchogue we're Paladin,
BilaH. Cleophus. Satin Slipper. Meehanus.
J himself, Cameron. Platter. Ascension and
Might and True.
In spite Of the fact that H.. T. Grimm has
made a business Of boosting the Winners Of
selling races nobody bid UP his colt Clements.
.he winner OF the second race, who was en-
seied to be sold for only $500.
Pater would have been more heavily backed
N the first race except for the fact that the
wise guys did not think he could win with