The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-03
GOSSIP or THE RACEYRACK.
JAUNTY BREAKS HER SHOULDER
IN A RACE AT BRIGHTON.
Attempt win BE Made to Save Her for
breeding Purposes -sewei's Humane
Treatment or the Injured Ftliy Isosindiy
AppIauded -Ring wins Zig Money.

hEObttiOht " wv ~ Ssa'Na'
Applauded-Iaing wins Zig Money.
Jaunty, O good two-yenr-cld Ally, by
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., owned by W. II.
Iaudeman, will race no more. She met with
Q painful accident In the fifth race vests rday.
Just as she rounded the lar turn Bill Days
Umbrella. with little Guy Burns up. bt gan
20 crowd her. Sewell cried cut 10 Burns that
jaunty was In danger of serious injury
unless be kept the DAILY Ally clear. but Burns
paid no heed and drew his whip. No sooner
did Umbrella feel the lash than she sweryed
over In front of Jaunty In such a manner that
the Ingoldsby Ally slipped In the going and
her right shoulder snapped. Down went
Jaunty In the mud so suddenly that the crowd
cried out In alarm. She did not throw Sewell
over her head. for the boy simply slid out OF
The saddle to a slttir q posture In the middle
Of the track. Jumping up uuhurt Sewell saw
that the flly was writing with intense pain
and that she had been seriously hurt. with
Femafkable GOODNESS Sewell then proceeded
20 hold Jaunty down by the head 80 that she
would not further injure herself. Stablemen
and Pinkertons were soon running to tine
scene Of the accident, while the crowd stood
on the lawn In the rain looking on In sym
patty. When Jaunty got up her right foreleg
was dangling helplessly. She hobbled about
IN agony and the few women in the CRANE stand
turned AVA A horse ambulance was soon
driven up and a bungling attempt was made
20 get Jaunty into II. The first time the Ally
was dragged up the lowered tailboard she
lost her balance and fell over one OF the rear
wheels OF the wagon onto her head. But
another attempt to land her inside Of the
vehicle was more successful and when she
was carried Off to the stables IL was the
general belief that she would have to be shot.
Owner Laudeman and Trainer kimball Patter-
con, however. were loath TO part with the flly.
who, unable to race again under any circum-
stances, could be made use of In the stud.
80 they decided TO send her to a well known
veterinary with the idea of saving her for
breeding purposes. In all probability. there
fore, Jaunty will be placed In a sling so that
the broken bones In her shoulder will have a
chance to knit. Then she will be taken home
to the farm. Jaunty has won a number OF
excellent races this year. In the two-year-
old platter class she has beaten some good
youngsters and In yesterdays race she was
made a strong favorite over a fair lot. Sewell
received round after round Of applause as.
covered with mud, he walked 10y next 10 the
outer rail to the stewards stand. The crowd
evidently wanted to show some appreciation
for the boys humane feelings, which are not
always manifested by jockeys in the excite
ment Of such moments. Sewell said that
49,. 80 uo.as an, -, whom cold ,f,or.
s..sa tk,t a.. sho,,Id m, have heen nor
r,I,tad 10 have a whin nj ali
Big plungers and small bettors alike lost
ell kinds Of money during the afternoon.
There was not Q bookmaker in either ring
did not make money. Beginning with
the hrst race there was a haul for the layers
gave them much courage. While Mamie
"a to- there was a heavy nlnnae on r, NJ,
liz. Ear Wet ,rbo wos h.oLad from, a down
a. ., momsnt harore the sendoT Then
y..,,in III r.n In 7. n Inn,ehy'a mama
80. la haotad NJ , 70 i, wbiIe Van Ness
osm.ht a lot Of smart sunnort at a
tn nI,roor. loot tho,eonds nm Golf Rou
q, ~. aaoond roce n looked live n cinch
tor him ana everv hook In the ring Was loaded
~ A. r.s,i, ~ this NAV Cold LADY ont
,,n.o5to, Mean wh,i tbe De,a ware stab,e's
Nrnr.,io Cn,dan Gsrt.r colt vss HACKED
a. . Min, N !, vim + A Forsvtbe.s
NJ. oomerv vail taten NJ sixes three wavs
Trha 49,. oontin,.l ,o rat. In nro6,s
- ~. th,rd rooa yyoa RIM Donna who
w" az 80 n,as uher.uv s,nnortad 10th
-. 49,. ,haro ,r,ra ha.yv io.aoe an r-boik
Tsas,S .ra J.ro,a Then came the In
-inoihi. uand;oon Tbera wss n NAV IN
n.Nn.M.. .h., nr.anf, hoorod ,ha uonA
L.nN an,. ~ ~ hoorda -, ~ ,as. ,,on,ant
In ~, ;nohos'an ,ha orowd hod
N,U . 70 60 us,a had t,i,nn,ad
H. 49,. 80 s ~, aniayod ono ~ ~
In .nI"s no'o NJ !. un a.Lu
oeeo .n r. NJ 90,
WV ~ 'os. on .mI ~. lii 60
vi ooon.u ~ nasa ,m nno 80
s.on "as ne - an,,onti, ha,
os 1870 49, ,n = h,,,dia
hau !, I'M lie" LII Nil, Sp,nhor LA
" .Iasa NV Nr.mnu '
IT,. ~ w." ....,
n' se'oa.S ,u !, ,ho o,th 80 wa, us most
~hem 1su"sy t :" ran 49, ehsor, Jn
pion.aoie u a
eaditioh 70 the backing oauhl! rece''eu
there was a lot Of backing for Ellicot. a colt
by Observation-Disclosures OF Towers, who
hsd not started sjnce the Aouednct meeting
10 W. ant awav an s,ow,v that he w.s
s.n..,od,, shut m Than CIementa a noted
80 r,nnor wos hooyjIv n,aved ~ y p
p,sd,a, did NOT helieve that bIs colt EIowo.
woy at - IN , had a chance. so be het on
.Jsnntv FIowsw,v. therefore. won nracti-
csIIv without sunnort lack McfiInni.
had n ANAL aoer across the boards nm lin
Yeonard hv 81 Observation-Disclosures who
Pan second in his colors at 40 i. and & Ros-
ro,I a 1no 70 , ehot ran In ird He Ia owned
NV i. r,ouuhlin. trained nv ]. C. Williams and
4. q coli nv DeI paso IJ-Maliva few
one dollar bets ON him three ways were re-
corded in the ring.
Hhpe pigeon. a four-year-old mare nv
'ph,e Deyil-Lon eeyity. was a hot tin in the
sixth race. She ran in the name OF L. d.