The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-07
GOSSIP or THE RACEIRACK
DIAMOND jim BRADY OFFERS
$4,000 FOR CHAPULTEPEC.
Fred BurIeN Declines 10 Sell the Hair
HrOther 10 ne Niund AFTER = Fast Trial,
bu, Matt Alien Says He WIN 60 Higher
In the Interest OF His Employer.

In the Interest Of His Employer.
II Fred Burlew will agee to make q deal
q half brother to the t45 900 De Mund, a two
year-oid colt named Chapultepec. by 0erol-
stein out Of Gractosity, WILL soon become
the property OF Diamond Jim Brady, lester-
day morning at Qravesend Burlew got the
youngster out early and with . stable boy
In the saddle the colt worked . furiong In
OIL LIS. q quarter In 0:7s Us, three f~urionRs
In o.3s 3-b and q half In better than o;l7. eased
up. As Chspultepeo was being led away to
the barn Matt Allen, who trains for Brady.
approached Burlew and said:
well. III give YOU $4,000 now for that
fellow. VIII you bell himi"
HE Is not FOR sale. a. ] think he 10 the best
horse I ever saw. replied BuFlew.
'All right remarked Allen. AZ he turned
away. But remember that Ill 20 higher
whenever you cay the word" Chapnltepec
Is eligible FOR many rich engagements and
will probably make his debut in the Juvenile
Stakes at Belmont Park on Saturday.
Roseben got another trial for the Metro
polltan yesterday. and his performance was
30 good that Il was discussed at JamAtca by
many turfmen In the Afternoon. With Martin
up. the big Train turned . mile In leo is,
In hand all the way. He ran about tw enty
feet from the rail from start TO hnisb, a. there
Ia q layer Of new coil which Martin took good
care 70 avoid. Some OF the clookers timed
Roseben In i:se IS, but Trainer Weir's watch
and those OF several other competent timers
showed 1870 is. Roseben q about $50
pounds on his back and worked 30 easily
that those who watched the performance
declared without reserve that the champion
sprInter would be hard TO defeat at Belmont
Park on Thursday. n. p. Whitney'B mare
Tanya turned q mile over the Belmont
course In l:4S. swinging on the bit. She is In
superb condition, and may be the contender.
j. g. Core worked u mile In i.i7 at GTaysseu3,
and seemed to be ready for q hard race.
When Robin Hood reached the paddock
to cool out after whining the second race
yesterday a stable hand surprised the on
lockers by allowing the old sprihter to drink
u pail Of lager beer. II turns out that for some
time past Robin Hood has been permitted to
enjoy this beverage after his races and it IL
said that he lie the FIRST horse to be so INDUCED.
F.. 1T is good for him. said j. Pierpont May
berry, his owner. Il have let him have his
beer Tor q long time and you see how good
he lie to-day. He Ia winning all the time and
il in tlne health. The beer has made him have
good digestion and 10 q splendid tonic, l
let him have all he wants. too"
John Y. Madden has arrived here with a
string OF thirty-siK horses, including the
famous Salvtdere. They are Quartered at
Belmont Park and are in tiptop condition.
Saltidere has only one stake engagement
for the coming meeting Of the Westchester
Racing Association the S2b. 600 Belmont
Stakes. Madden has q lot OF good two-year-
olds that have not started yet and all OF them
are well engaged.
President c, J. Fitzgerald Of the Brighton
Beach Racing Association an nounces six
stakes supplementary to those which closed
on January 2. Three OF them are to be run
NJ 0ko K,F, n n, ap4tnu and fhR nfhRF9 in lhQ
fall. In four OF these stakes, the Sunshine
and Undergraduate. for two-year-olds: the
Mercury Handicap, for all aEes, and the
ChAntiliy Steeplechase, Brighton has taken o
step that will meet Will the approval OF horse
men. While the money added to these stakes
by the association remains as large Hs IL was
In other years, the subscription fees have
been reduced from $50 70 SaS and the forfeit
fee 10 only Sio-no larger than the subecrtp-
tlon fee 70 an overnight entry. These stakes.
tho nomination TO which close on June 1,
include the Triumph Stakes. which has . 5000
and the historic PhArsalie plate. valued ct
5000, added to II. The Triumph, which 10
for two-year-olds. at q mile. coming 90 II
does at q season when the crack colts and
nllies are at their beat. 10 conhrmatory Of GLASS
and championship. and therefore appeals
peculiarly TO sportsmen owpers
Edmund 9. Twining. william l.. Hardness.
HlOIlQu VI. liz III oAhAC a. otlS
been elected members Of the Turf and Field
Club.
The bookmakers were heavy losers at ia
maica yesterday. There was quite q cleanup
with p. T. Chinn's Senator Beokham in the
frat race, az he was backed from Q down to q.
Charles q. Gates, A. B. Hudson and others In
the clubhouse getting aboard. Marbles. q
black ally by LISA k-GlenseGto. who was
second, was played from 10 down to 8 and
TAX en- three ways. Dave johnson. who had
a bad day, played his DIR. Hasbrouck hlly.
Tilekllns. from Q down to s. taking 1t straight
and third. T1lekilns had worked Eve fur
longs in ot is, and johnson thought that
sbe would win sure. Tom Monahan and his
friends burned up q bunch on Helen b. In this
event. as she was reduced from 0 to 4. Fred
Burlew's Benrose. ridden by Boots Durnell's
jockey. Eddie DuEan. lost a wealth OF chow
wagere by q margin OF q few inches. Snake
wood and Enlist were also In demand In the
show books.
Practically everybody bet on Robin Hood.
in the second race, forcing his price from even
money to o TO 10. Miller had the leg up after
a brief rest caused by q fall last week. Robin
Hood won like a / to 10 shot. and the crowd
was iubilant. Sir T~oddinGtou. who ran In
Larry Mulliean's oolors. was heavily backed
for the place, as vas DR.. Hollis. Most OF the
support accorded to Sllcksway was In the enc.
two. three books.
Again In the third race the talent plunged
on Good Luck. pounding him down from Q
70 6 10 0 10 10. This play caused Tommy
Wnddell 10 reoede from even money TO IL 10 Q,
but he got strong place backing. The Farrell
Sohueon combination bet on Whimsical both
VAys. The Orlando mare. who appears 10
be far below her form OF last year. had q nash
Of early speed, but quit a. soon a. the otheru
took hold OF her. II iookh a. II she would not
come 10 hand for some time yet. Good LUCK
met waddell ct even weights according to
the scale and vas In reoelpt Of ten pounds
from Whimsical. He ran q hns race, " hioh
was q public trial for the Metropolitan. 70
was the same thing over again In the fourth
raoa The public and the big operators went
10 Aletheuo. who carried q world Of money
at 10 o. There was q generous play on
oruculum, who was lowered from Q 10 0 10 ..
but he seemed 70 have up too much weight.
The Newcastle Stable connections played
sarscinesca chiefly 10 show. while the Miller
Ites took him three vAyv II Ampedo had
won Eugene wayiand would have taken down
O handsome sum, a. be got 80 much ~ 20 to !
for some OF his coin. 10 10 wa he quit q win
ner 70 the race, a. be playSd bis Alveaoot COLT
across she boards. jack MCCLURE dropped Q
ba on Gallant Dan, who was reduced from
0 70 O.
sv.sl.haila IN I'M ThR raoR waa mazda for