The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-18

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' krspp disobrved these inst ructiop.
.earaI apparent from the vsv he handled
,t.s mare. for he pa, her under - tisht.
.ssmg pull. got her into several poe ket. and
r..f rode such q queer looking race that
far t,oUi iady trsiled home last there ~as
-rs' ruvl Those who had watched Knapp
'rm NJ. start ensured him "a unmeasured
r,,... They said the stewards should have
...d hun y iew questions ~ least. while
.'Fer, iu-i-trd rhst the sheets ought 20 have
,so .,sen up immediately.
Ent 10 spite Of the general olAmor The stew
~. took no action up 10 q late hour. N was
stid lssi night. however. that there might he
no ,uveetigation " a formal complaint from
trs oNnor Of Gold Lady wss hled. Asts
,rfIsed - discuss the matter in any way. but
.rrm h- appearance after the race ~ VAS
lear thai he Was ne mad a. a halter. Follow
.pg. ~ VI did. the glaring form reversal OF
N-- ,ravf ford. which Was passed over by the
,ra,k oricinl-. this incident was used a. y
.urther argument that in justice to the public
there should he more vigilance and activity
20 the stewards stand in future. II racing In
he Esst Is To he psrpetuated.
In addition TO losing 5000 on Gold Lady.
uaNe johnson dropped q similar wager on
live Wire, a half interest in whom he pur-
chased before the fret race. but Johnson
got back some Of his Losses by wagering
$500. -. .H a. ~ L. skA AHh
event. johnson 10 betting heavily again.
hut 40 far he has not had much better than an
even break.
Before the races yesterday thirteen horses
IN training. the property Of James X. Keene.
we're sold ut auction for q total Of S<5.OOo.
{. r. Ellison paid the top price. 5000. for
the rwo-y ear old Earls Court. y. L. Hildreth
got the three -year-old Veil for $500. while
the two-ycar-olds Aasaue and Masquerade
went to J. l.. McGianis and Jere Weinberg
respectively for 5000 each. Weinberg
also paid s4.5oo foe the two-year-old Frizette.
$500 for the thr e~e-year-old Grimaldi and
s.eoo for the twe-yesr-old Masks and Faces.
summer Cloud q three-year-old maiden.
vent to W.. kunze for $500. Max Hirsch
paid u. 100 for the two-year-old Incognito,
while T. +. Mannix secured the two-year-
old Cool for o.. 100. The two-year-old Sepoy
was knocked down to Al Hamel for 5000.
with Infsnta going to q cash buyer for 81 100
snd NllQ Hetrhln 10 MCtf1nntS LOT yt,UU.
W. ". Darden's horses were also put up
by the suctioneer. but Miss Crawford WAS
bought IN for 1900. while Lave Wire was
sJd 10 Dave johnson for $500. the latter
thereby securing a half interest. John j.
McCanerty, who was reinstated the other
day BY the California Jockey Club and now
il in good standing on the local tracks. at
& tended the sale and did the bidding for Jere
Weinberg. for whom he will train a stable
o. New Orleans this winter.
Trainer Peter WINNER announced yester-
day that he had retired the two-year-old colt
Alfred Noble for the winter. as he wanted to
save him for a vigorous three-year-old cam
pugp. Noble started Ave times and was
victorious twice. But he did not come up
40 the expectation Of his owner when he met
che crack two-year-olds In stakes.
The ring came in for the worst scorching
u has eX perienced in a month. Number One.
the winner of the first race. while second in
favor. vas heavily backed, the price dropping
ffomil to5to2. Live Wire meanwhile went
no from : to . to Q 10 ). johnson. Frank Farrell
and others betting on him for the limit. UNI
her One gave five pounds to Live Wire.
Who might have won II he had not run out.
hnteus got u good play in this race at s,
while tountcrnand was much in demand to
show.
sandy Creeker's success in the Harbor Hill
'pp cost the layers a pot Of money, as all
nj the shsrps took him at 3 to l.. Mr.. Cotton's
entry. Motor and st. Nick. were also well
backed at J TO ?. both OF them falling at the
fourth lump. Hayseed Was literally backed
ny Fred Johnson and the clubhouse set.
white she Virginians tried to cut another
melon with Touchwood, backed from o TO 0 to
McAfec and Henderson were badly in
Jnred IN n fall on the backstretch. but after q
while they we're pronounced out Of danger.
Again the ring was jsrr ed when Ardri won
ho third race. in which there were eighteen
Harters. lie was backed from Z down 10 II
% ) and oame home with the bacon. But he
-ssht not have had 10 40 soft II Reauite. . ~
tol shot. had not run out when touched with
the whip. Requite went up in the betting from
ola. while sudden Start. who ran third. was
covered from 20 to IS. Glaucus. Milford.
Waldorf, sherring and Whidden were all hot
hps IN this race.
While the general public was unloading on
Gold Lady in the fourth event Frank Brown
and he friends were bettipg on Faust, who was