The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-02
GOSSIP OF THE RACETRACK
rUaNCE no BURN UP THE RING
WITH DIR. GARDNER IS lost.
r,annockburn Colt Is Jumped on Behind
In the Race-Piunger Ellison Win
$4,000 on Yankee Girl Kadtke's
EmpIoSer ~Suspends Him for q Week.

ImDl0le r NutDtuuh !" wi - WYNN
Ubeo DIR. Gardner won at Sheepshead Bay
r.stardav afternoon Frank j. Farrell ana
M SrHivan clan lost "A chance TO recover
some OF the losses they suffered when the
pannockburn colt was beaten In a race at "A
mile last Friday. As DR.. Gardner In the
latter event stopped early his owners did not
ssyeye Yesterday that he could stick out
,ts distance. one mile aud three-sixteenths.
90 tbey decided not 10 back him ana ADVISED
their friends TO stay on. As a result the
colt went up IN the betting until IL was pos
s,hle 10 secure as much ms 5 TO ] ABOUT MN
=, The last moment. But he ran 40 well In
this race that the failure to back him did not
disturb Farrell and his friends. who realized
,hot the son OF BannoCkburn is still a great
racehorse and that in future engagements
he viii be hard to beat. In fact, shrewd
tvrsmen are already making the prediction
that he will WIN the Brighton Handicap.
Dr. Gardner in yesterdays anair gave
ono mound hy The scale TO Running Water,
o,rb, 10 Ironsides. seventeen to Orbicular.
,,reteen 10 Red Friar, fifteen TO Miss Craw-
cord and twenty-four to Dunvallo. lie
showed 80 great an Improvement over MIS-
rrevious race that when he starts the next
lime he will be heavily backed. But it may
no a few DAYS before he can 20 to the post
again, for during the running OF the race
no VAS Jumped on, the colts right hind leg
,ust above the ankle receiving a slight
,,t which caused considerable pain. The
hooks won a great bunch on the result OF
this race, for with the plum gers keeping on
pr Gardner a world of money was placed
on Running Water, who. by the way. was
not any too well liked by her trainer. Tom
Welsh. lronsides got a generous play both
Uays and WAS reduced from 8 to 0 TO .. the
nng having out numerous place wagers
on The son Of Meddler. Orbicular was also
IN much demand, for he was lowered from
u 10 :. Orbicular. by the way. received a
ride from Mountain that caused all sorts OF
hitter mn The Jockey kept his mount
well behind the pacemakers and put up the
weakest kind of n finish. Miss Crawford.
hesv willy taken across the boards. also ran
as If she had lead in her feet.
Another hard blow for the public and
The big operators who follow form strictly
was the defeat of Mr.. keene's Court Dress,
who looked like a cinCh in the Mermaid Stakes.
She was pounded down to i3 to 20. while
Yankee Girl receded from 3 to 5 to 3 before
her owner. PlunGer Ellison. made enough
sagers to take about s25, 900 from the books
on her success. killaloe. who was badly
ridden by Radtke the last time out, was
steadily backed by the insiders. who loaded
their coin on AT 5 to /. After the race it was
learned that Court Dress had been kicking
I'D a fuss in her stall early in the day and
was not in her hest mood when she went TO
the barrier. Previous winners Of the Mer-
mao were nliurlis, ! nora, iinawasSe' Duehvss.
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