Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-03
VERY ROUGH RIDING AGAIN
Two Jockeys Suspended as Result
of These Tactics.
MANY GOOD BOWLING MATCHES
Cans Signs to Fight Jimmy Britt
Outlaws Refuse to Give Up Play
ers-Base Ball Notes.

NEW ORLEANS, La. January B.
"Jakie" Marklen was sad of heart last
might His colt Beau Brummell, won the
third race at the Fair Grounds track
yesterday afternoon. but instead of bring
ing the owner joy and many bets the
horse cost Marklein many dollars.
As Marklein told the story he was the
picture of unutterable misery. He was
victim of the injury that happened to
Jockey Garner Tuesday. he said. 1t was
that mishap which brought forth train
of hard luck and the loss of many dol
lars Marklein had Garner engaged to
ride Beau Brummel yesterday, he ex-
planned, and. believing that the colt would
surely win under the premier Jockeys
handling wired his brother in Cincin-
natl to bet $1,000 on Beau Brummel in
the pool rooms.
Just as the plans for the proposed coup
were completed Gamers leg was crushed
against the fence and Marklein had to
make hurried arrangements for new
rider. Afraid that he would be unable TO
secure the services of boy capable OF
doing full justice to Beau Drummer,
Marklein telegraphed his brother not to
bet. as Garner was injured and every
thing was off.
Yesterday morning while hunting
Jockey Marklein ran across K. Tucker.
The latter. a close friend of Frank Brown,
who had Yves in the race against Beau
Brummel advised the former not to bet
on his own horse. but to bet on Yves.
"Your horse can't beat Wes,' said Tucker,
$50 get aboard of him
No Faith in Substitute.
Marklein. discouraged at the luck re-
garding his jockey, was willing to follow
this advice. He found Hennessy unat-
tached for the race and engaged him.
Iut ba Of ridar
his horse failed to make him bet. fuckers
advice had found a firm place in his mind
and he sent several hundred dollars into
the ring and backed Yves.
Rough riding continued yesterday, in
spite of an early warning by Steward
Frank Brown to all the jockeys that I'M
less this kind of work stopped he would
punish the offenders severely. In the
first race Jockey Aubuchon was caught in
a jam and knocked out of TIE saddle His
face was painfully lacereted. Because
Aubuchon was unable to ride Goldmate,
posted as starter in the third race, the
horse had to be scratched" All bets
made with him In the race were declared
off and time was allowed for a new book.
Jockey Perrett. riding Florizel in the
fourth race, was suspended for the re-
mainder of the meeting and fined $50 for
striking st. Valentine with whip. In
the first race Jockey Seder. riding Billy
Fertrees. was suspended for the re-
mander of the meeting for cutting across
James Mccormick, who has the winter
control on Garner. stated that the jockey
was not seriously hurt, although his foot
was severely crushed He thought Gar
ner would be able to ride again in a few
days. His horse, Monet, had three ribs
broken when forced against the rails and
was otherwise injured internally.
The Summaries.
First race five and one half furlongs; selling
Decklaw. 1Ol tHennessy). 5 to l, won; No Quar-
ter 81 IVAN Dusen) TO l. second: Buren, Arnold
96 (MartinJ, to l. third Time LOT 40 Odd
Trick. Nedra Helen Lucas, My Bessie, Launt.
Druien. Rockingham, Earl of Leicester Ounce
Soprano Schroeders Midway and Sir yagrant also
Second race six furlongs: selling ia
II to 10, second; Ralbert, 112 (Austn). 3 to l.
third. Time. LA Lady Henrietta St Noe and
Tichimingo also
Third race one mile: selling-Beau Brummel "a
TIM. 10 to I second; Daring iO4 (Burton). Is to
I. third. Time. 1.4l. Yves. Ternus, Charlata and
Holloway also
Fourth race, one mile and a Systematically
Charm. 100 (Mountain). to 1. won St valen.
tine. 10 walkers to 2. second; James Reddiek.
Florizel. Dephie and Nutwood also ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Judge Davey, 40 MAR
TIM, 10 to l. won; Billy Vertrees l05 (Seder) IS
TO ), second: Brilliantly. 1o3 (Hennessy). 8 to l.
Son. Rose Marion Voting. Susie Smith and Glad
Pirate also
Sixth race one mile and Quarter-Lena j. %
tTruemanl to l. won; Lacache 90 (Pickens), Is
I; third. Time, 200 Is DR.. Young, Dekaber
Zion. Weaver II DOtore, Lady Charade Foreigner
Mae Lynch. Padre. Mahogany, Marvin Neal Cash
Ter and Glsten also ran.