The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-30
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arrived A. no conclusion ~ IN thu method
20 be employed by ihs starter IN snndlGx
The horses away from tho post n vas said
yesterday ,hat the rewards would either
permit Cassidy 10 uae bic valkup svHtem
or would instruct him 10 allRn the horses
within a few feet NJ the barrier before send.
ins Thorn on Instead Of walking them mp for q
Temporary stop Cassldy's friends saw that
he oan do better work with tho nvihE start
Nkan haa avaf haap aoaR haRa anA IkaN fha
Jockey Club should lose no time In permitting
him TO have his own way The fact that
Caaaidy 10 not In sympathy with the hat.
footed broak Ia used ~ an Arsument why
the other method should be employed II
che JOCKEY Club finally decides TO lot Cassidy
have his own way In this matter tho work
at the post will be closely watched Then
n there Ia no Improvement II will he time
for the towards 10 resort 10 some othor
move to perfect this very import ant depart
ment OF the game.
7. l.. Watt. the we'll known horseman. hAs
contributed the ervices OF his famous stallion
Belmar to the Jockey hubs breeding bureau
for stud duty mp the State. Belmar has never
been unplnced in the thoroughbred Exhibit
at the National Horse show In the Madison
Square Garden.
s, S. Rowland will have no connection with
the Buffalo meeting this year. II, J, Morris
has been appointed 70 act as steward there in
behalf OF the Jockey club. The Judges will
be Frank J Bryan aud Joseph Murphy. while
the starting will be done by 4. +. Dade. who
handled the barrier at the Fair Grounds.
New Orleans. last winter. II. X. Knapp has
been appointed steward to represent the
Jockey Club at the coming Sheepshead Bay
meeting.
There were three added start ers to
the Baychester StRkes-F First Premium. Lara
III. nrl Tha TINuy. 1kann -,n ----.
plunge on Content. whose victory cost the
ring a pretty penny. Previous winners Of
the Baychester were Shakespeare IT,, Rens-
sclaer. Mirthful. Greatland. llderlm. Smile,
BrIgand. Careless and Buttling.
time. 1880. was q new record for the
stakes.
While John 4. Drake. Matte Corb EFT and
who bet literally lost heavily on Broad
cloth in the first race. the SullivHns backed
Rye from 5 to 2 down to Q 70 6. Miller's fol-
lowing were also aboard Of the Sullivan colt
and there was much jubilatlon when he came
home on the bit. Kansas Price. who ran
In this race claimed Broadcloth
for 81. 800. but after some parley Drake got
his horse back at an increase over what Price
had paid for him. Broadcloth Ia touched In
the wind and the heavy gale which blew up
the track probably hampered him. AT that he
did not receive a perfect ride for little Garner
was not Qulok III getting MIN away. Miller
on the other hand. made Rye break on the run.
The passing Of the ss5. 900 colt w. H. Daniel
In the second race was a hard blow for E.. 8.
Burke, Jr.. the young Cleveland millionaire
purchased the colt recently from NJ. II.
Daniel. 1t Will be remembered. was
raced OF his feet by DeMund In the Expecta-
ton Stakes ct Gravesend which was won by
james R. Keene's Superman. That race. 1t
IL believed, practically did Daniel to a turn,
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bis former great speed and ran like the cheap
kind Of a selling platter. The smart people
bet on him to the extent Of all kinds Of money,
but there were other wise guys who bet the
works on Conville. q colt that has been stead
ly improving. Ra~ppahannook. who ran third
In the Paget silks. is a colt by Rapalle-
Aurelia il. He was we'll played to show.
John @. Cavana Oh has invented q new slip |
10 paste upon the states TO show when horses
are coupled In the betting. The pastors will
be used In the ring in. the Belmont Stakes
The new ruling against olookers at Belmont
Park brought to light Q yarn that caused
some merriment yesterday. A railbird sat
In the grand stand bet ween races and said to
his friends:
This rule Is tough. Here l have q $500
Tiffany split second watch and / 60 to q W
broker yesterday and try to get q ten spot on
T.. What do you think he saysg Why. that
no is all loaded upwith split seconds already,
and doesn't care for mine az any price. The
other clookers must have beat me to itl-
incidentally. the shutting out OF the olook-
era was a good thing for Trainer Bob Tucker,
who had worked Glenecho Ave furlonRs In
o6s, on Monday unbeknown to the public
OF the ~bookmakers. Tucker had his checks
on Glenecho In the fifth race and when
The Longstreet colt won the ring lost a
bundle, Thousands were also dropped on
Y ada. who ran second In this event, the
Oddfellow colt being played down to . to
while the horses were at the post.
There was also a tremendous plunge on
Diamond Flush lint race. but the Western
crowd stuck to Mamie Hodge and cashed.
r. Thomas and Jesse Lewisohn were among |
those who took Cressina.
Roy \. Rainey. who. with his brother. Paul
J. Rainey. has been paying big prices for race
horses, including DeMund. Sir Wilfred and
Horace T., has just bought a house from
j. Sully ut No. . East Sirty-seeond
ltreet for S27i, 900.