The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-15


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IN 'he clubhouse after N" race and said
can they stand Tor that -"rt cf thing much
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the stewards had nothing To say Tho act
that LsI OF Lans'l"n. from m" safne stable.
has been gulltv ~ much IN and out running
recently wss ussd ~ an rgumen that the
Dsrdsn horses mere unusually crratic. Dave
johnson vac one VI those who cleaned IN m
Miss Crawford. Nc sud he bet on her be-
.ause she owed him a lot Of money and he
she was about due, Johnson by the
fDe way. " on ms lefi a.ul. III Won ~0,WND
on Park Niec and made several other profit
able vagers during the aft eruoon.
Several bookmak"rs we're waiting patiently
to hear from Joe Yesgcr. the hoy Plunger.
yesterday. u seems that fesger made losing
vagers to the extent of about $1,000 last
Friday. lie did not PIT in an appearance on
Saturday and the ruinOr was in circulation
that he was ~. But when h. did not show up
and also failed To send any word TO
a. lI...l... a. /. A u1x.x A., a,0,,,la
tion that he had gone oNerbosrd. For q
last summer leager was rolling them
He was said to he about s2op.oe to the
good when the fall meeting az the Bay ended.
but since that time IL Ia aid he has been
meeting q series of heavy losses. Seaser
has been down and ont on several occasions.
but he has always hobbed to the surface again
and has made good. He has plenty Of credit.
and the bo~okmakers. who hold his markers
said yesterday that they were not ct all wor-
red.
There was something q about the specu-
lstiop and running 1T the last race. On form
BelucIere lpokes like an o'lis on fsvorite, but
the chslkers opened him az Z to ). The
In general went to him. but the smart
players would net take him at any price. In
stead they proceeded TO back Frank O'Neill's
did from ? to ) 10 =. Fred Burlew placing
o., 900. his biggest bet OF the season. on the
gelding. KillicranEie. Nho was
easy for Beauclere the last time she started.
vent M from \ to 9. When the race wa.
started Besuclere was as good a. left a. the
barrier. which killed his chances then and
there. But Gild could not deliver the goods
and Killiecrankie. showing an unexpected i'm
provement. landed In front in a hot finish.
The books won all kinds Of coin on this event.
Brookdsle Nymph should have been more
hea Willy played In thew estchester Handicap.
She won her previous race in a gallon. but the
smart fellows let her go back from +; to /, to
. to ,. at the same time going either to Ben
Ban, ? 10 favorite. or Kentucky Beau. re-
duced half a point to threes. Brookdale
Nymph gave twenty-four pounds by the
scale to Ben Ban, seventeen To Kentucky
Beau, ten TO Far West. twenty-one to Adora-
ton and twenty eli ht to Aeronaut, the Whit
ssy mare running the best race OF her career.
Watt horses never win at q short price,.
vas the comment OF a regular when Father
Konee, II to 5 favorite. was beaten in the
third race. The other day Father kofee,
backed from 100 to 5o, ran second to Sir John
That performance made him look
like a sure winner yesterday. but the lin
siders" did not seem to care for him much.
90 that he receded from 2 to IL to s. The
sbarps went to Jack Joyner's Hessian, a mag
niicent watercress colt. who had dtsap-
pointed his hackers on several previous CO.
~casions. but that made no din to those
who backed him from 8 down to IS to s,
with identicaliy the same result. Castle
wood. the winner. went up frsm \ to 5, but
was well backed to show. while the same may
said Of Onatassa. There was much grum-
biing because Couptermand was disqualified.
for the reason that the chute ut Belmont
Park causes humping and fouling in almost
all the races run over It, and in this instance
Countermand's interference with Onatassa
was unseen by most Of the spectators.
But the disqualification was q hard blow for
the books, as thousands Of dollars In place
va gers on Father Kofee were Of necessity
paid out; also a bundle OF show bets on the
Sanford colt. julius Bauer's Ferkeo. a colt
by Previous out Of Reins. n Brooklyn Handi-
rap winner. was a supposed good thing 10
this race and wss backed from Is down to 9.
He ran last all the way. Many handicsppers
lost bets across the board on Countermand.
Bob Rose got In wrong on the first race.
After he had vasered q. 900 on Park View be
got . tip that the Hamburg Ally was not ready.
also that she would run in heavy
bar plates. So Rose took his bet on and
shifted to Miss Norfolk. who carried the wise
coin and was backed from 4 TO 10 20 8. Then
Park View. who had receded from a 70 S 70