The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
GOSSIP OF THE UACETRACK.
FIFTH EVENT BRTSTLES WITH
SENSATIONAL INCIDENTS.
vudora Fails BArinsO 10 Ruled Out and .
Coup Goes Through win PunBent-
sailor Girl. n 100 70 I shot, Gets Third
-Another Hard Day for some Books.

Sensational incidents marked the running
I,k, nSth race At the Bay yesterday. The
sI--.srs nut their checks on Eudora with such
S~Tns that she was backed from 9 to Sdown
a.. 10 & only to fall in a jam after reaching
~. .Ibov in the stretch. This piece OF
a,o.dinu IL is alleged. was caused by f.. r.
p,sdley's Baringo. who had been played
Iror 3 down to q and who breezed home
Nth Ave lengths 10 spare, A protest OF
scu was lodged against her with the stewsrde'
and while those officials we're delioeratlng
there was much speculation in the crowd
A.. !. m whether Baringo would be ruled out
:, srs, Mace or not. She was finally dis
onalined. much TO the delight OF George c.
1onpe,, and Bud Remand. who had played
The formers Intrusive hlly, Pungent. across
The hoard, the odds dropping from 30 to Is.
Horh Bennett and Renaud had lost good
woysrs on Ethon and Dishabille. both stable
20 Of Pupsent, but with the latteris sue
80, ,hsy recovered their money and some
800 70 boot. Renaud once owned Intrusive.
wbirh made the nlly's victory all the more
..,isfactorv TO him. The stewards ruling
:. 40 RsrinRo moved Bill Days Umbrella
into the place, the following OF Miller being
thereby enabled TO cash q lot OF place wagers.
While Richard Stocktonis Sailor Girl. by The
sailor Prince-Deno. a 100 TO l shot, that
ms nla led by several persons who received
a rio in the paddock. got third money. A
ali xnoyn bookmaker, after Bapingo had
been disqualified. said:
that's lust thu kind Of luck I'vebeen travel
ling In for a long time. With Baringo the
winner I would have won teO0 to the race,
hnt with the Ally disqualified I'm just tl.loo
ont Of pocket
Ace out Of sew en- favorites. some OF the big
b~ookmakers, including Tyler. lost on the day.
y R. Thomas's Toddles. winner OF the first
,scs. was literally backed on the boards.
she easilv outclassed a poor lot and had
.rid.ntIv been dropped into a soft spot 20
.,ahla her stable connections TO bet a large
amount on her. Although she could not be
purchased for less than o. 5000. Toddles was
entered in this race to be sold for only sl.l0O.
yet in spite Of the fact that she galloped home
IN the most Impressive style nobody made a
moe 10 bid her up. James Blute. who ran
,scond with Budapest. a 90 to l shot, who had
heen MA we'd down from iO0, usually takes a
hand in boosting winners OF selling races
that are entered at prices FAR below theIr
real value but there was nothing doing with
him. although he had a chance TO boost the
erures TO perhaps 50 1000 and get half the run
up. Sylvan Dixon was heavily played TO
.bov and her supporters swelled the lines
bsbind the books after the race. II. B. Dur
vea's Irv inc, q Ally by Ben
was reduced a point to 7. but she nev er showed
va
in a prominent position.
Rarnev Schneider. Fred Cook and other
Nesterners hit the books n terrific jolt when
Dr. Gardner won the second race. Wh1tey
Lanedon. John A. Drake. T. D.. Sullivan,
frank Brown and others had solid waEers
on Wes, the Drake castofI in this race, tax
ing him across the board. Zienap carried q
wealth of show money. too. August Bel
ron,'s Oaklawn, known "a the $4,000
lemon" was also supported in vain, as was
Coincidence. chiefly third.
Tho ring showed a good pront on the result
OF the Golden Rod stakes, for q ton OF money
was lost on both Ethon and Kentucky Beau
together with Zambesi. Miller UP, who
dropned a point to o. The Forsythe Stable
wa. generally neglected in the straight bet
ting hut the show bettors took the pair all
over The circuit.
lack Bennet had his biggest bet Of the
season on Proper in the Omnium Handicap
ard root I'd hard for the BIG Prestonpans
horse from the balcony in the grand stand.
Proper went up to 4 TO l before the wise men
began 10 take him. but at the last moment
Alto vas the best on offer, the books suffering
a loss. particularly rs Good Luck was well
supported three ways. The public dropped
A nile Of coin on Neva Lee, while Coy Maid
Vas pIaycd from s down to 4 to no purpose.
Pungent's success in the hfth race enabled
her hackers to take nearly S30.OOO from the
books. The place bets on Umbrella and the
third wagers on Sailor Girl, at 10 10 /. helped
10 swallow up the plung e on Eudora and the
uacers made on BarinCO.
Frank Farrell, Dave johnson. the SullivanS,
Joe Cassidy and a raft Of Tammany men lost
A fortune on ArklirtR in the sixth event. In
spite Of the fact that Charley Ellison won a
bundle on Martin Doyle, who was also played
bv all Of the Western crowd. the books were
nearly all winners on the result. Ellison.
pfter cashinR on Doyle, declared that he in
tended 10 put all OF his winnings on his horse
lancastrian in the last race. but az the last
moment he evidently changed his mind, for
no trace Of his coin could be found in the
ring. Other plungers. however. backed Lam
caStrian to their sorrow. while the persons
who generally play the horses trained by j.
II. McAvoy bet on Huntington. whose price
dropped a point to 4,
That the Jockey Club il always on a still
hunt for evildoers Is shown by the fact that
q few days ago a negro trainer. who was
mixed up in the Freedman ringing case and
who goes under the name OF either Wilson or
Falkman. was traced TO a small track at
Liberty. H., where during a county fair
meeting he raced a horse and got away with
asmart ringing trick before he was discovered.
This man. together with b. +. Chilson, was
ruled on the turf by the Jockey Club last year
because Of the attempt TO run the painted
Freedman in the name Of Cataract at the
Jamaica track.
The PinkertOns received several complaints
the other day that women In the grand stand
had been systematically robbed by a man
who posed as a betting commissioner. Inc
racetrack detectives were put on the job and
yesterday the culprit was caught Just after
the third race. when a woman Identified him.
He was locked up in the cooler for the rest
oi the day and then warned not to visit the
track again.
The Omnium Handicap was worth 1870
~ the winner. Tit race was run in 1885 Tor
the Arst time. the successful horses being
Joquita. Jim Douglass. Kaloolah. Climax,
Firenze. Tournament. Mabel Glenn. Aloha.
Sir Walter, Roche. Clifford. Buck Massie. Ben
Brush, Algol, Maxine, POtente. Herbert. Col.
Bill, His Eminence. Colonial Girl and Proper
who has now won it two years in succession.
Tourenne's share OF the Golden Rod Stakes
was s.. 1925. the previous winners being Lew
Weir. Prince George. Henry OF Navarro,
Havoc. One Love. Typhoon H.. Easter Gift,
khinelander. Col. Roosevelt. BellariO. Home
stead. Sergeant. Highbal. Ois,au and Whim-
|siCal.
Miller pro we'd conclusively the general be
lief that in long distance races he is not a first
class Jockey when he handled Lancastrian in
absurd style in the last event, But for tbs