The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-12
GOSSIP OF THE RACETRACK
GEORGE ROLES MAY BE BARRED
FROM JOCKEY CLUES COURSES.


In all probability George BOles. the well
known bOOkmaker, will not attend the races
Rt Adueduot this afternoon. BOles was on
hand again yesterday. but a rumOr was soon
in circulation that he had been notified to keep
away from the Jockey Clubs tracks in future,
BOles, when asked about the matter. said
that M knew nothing abOJt IL. but when p. ).
Dwyer, president Of the Queens County
Jockey Club. was questioned a. TO BOles's
probable retirement tO-day he said:
The matter is not In my hands. but believe
there IN something In H."
From a good source IL was learned that
Bolee was told last week that yesterday would
he his last day At the track. BOles. It In said,
desired time to collect about sis, 900 in mark
era which were owing TO him. 40 he was
permitted to remain on the ground. Boles
has made sJO 600 booking this year aud has
been quoted a. saying that his compulsory
withdrawal from the local racecOurses Is an
injustice. n IA understood that word has
been sent TO Thomas ". Williams of Oak
land, GEORGE Rose of Los Angeles and the
managers Of the two New Orleans tracks
that Roles In not in good standing on the local
tracks and that he should be barred from the
betting rinRs n all Of these winter plants.
Jockey Knapp has gone to CalifOrnia.
During the last few days Of his stay here
he found IL impossible to get any mounts,
with the result that the story was in CirCula-
tiou yeHt erday that when Knapp makes an
application for a license to ride on the Eastern
tracks next wear he will he formally turned
down. knapp's handling Of many favori'es
this wear caused unfa vOrable comment aud
he created the beiicf recently that he was in
d~isfavor. The turf officials here will not
discuas the case of Knapp or any other rider
lust now. hut 10 is known that various horse
men for whom knapp rode this senson have
made complaints bearing upon his handling
of these mounts.
Tom Healey. trainer for n. T. Wilson. IT.
was in his stride yesterday. as lie put over
two winners. Nlauda and Dolly SpankcT,
and also ha nded out Shadow Glance, a good
ching IN the last event. who ran second,
The bet ting on Dolly Spanier and GlenechO
IN the StOuybrOOk Stakes was the heaviest
of the dav. I'm some form Dolly SpankeT
looked like y cinch. hut as he ran one Of
his bad races the last time ont the belief was
prevalent that he had trained on. Further
more. when the old Kingston gelding warmed
mn he was sn sore. apparently. that the
rumor was quickly carried To the ring that
he VAS dead lame.
That caused a Sudden idea that Dolly was
I'm the can. " so hat from = IN > he went M
TO 9 to 5. Then H. was that a great plung"
on p. r. Chinn's GlenechO took place. thou
sands Of dollars being placed ON the son of
Longstreet, who was hammered down from
~ to / 10 4 to >. BUT Tom IIPaley and his
friends we're waiting patiently for this TO
occur and just "a the horses were going TO
the post there was a similar plunge on Dolly
Spanker. who was hammered down from
to : 70 even. Gleuecho. Therefore. receding
20 the same quotation. Then Dolly SpRnkeT
made n show of GleneCho, much to she dis
trees Of Chinn and the big bettors who backed
his horse both a. the track and elsew here.
George Boles was one of the few big Oper-
ators 10 cash on Spankcr. Joe Murphy.
the Western bookmaker. placed a $4,000
Communication nu EIenRChn PrpyiOna KInnRTa
of this stake event were Last knight. NamtOr.
Go Bet ween. Sidney T.. Love and O%rmonde's
Right.
While the public fell heavily for Backsheep.
in, the first race. Bradley'1, colt being beaten
down to even money. Hesley said that Alauda
was a sure winner. so that those who follow
his information proceeded to back Alauda
from 10 10 5tO 3. St. llariO. who ran second,
was neglected and he reccded from 8 to ~.
but there was a good show play ~ the last
moment. ObeTt was backed three ways.
but was again In the lemon class.
A mild killing went over when Nater~pced
Won the steeplechas Sc. as the WatprcolOr hlly
vas backed from . down TO ,. The form
players went TO st. Nick. who was reduced
from 3 to 5 to : TO ). while !. W. colts Per
centage receded from even money - y TO ..
In the estimation of maI,y Naterspred had
Percentage beaten when the latter Tell at
next 70 the ID st obstacle. but prior 10 TINT II
looked as IL the colt jumper had the race
cinched.
Big money was burned Mp by Crps-iua. in
the third race. as she was pla yed from .tpS
20 8: but the cuppy track probably beat her.
sally Preston. the winner. was reduced from
q TO 10 TO 5, her stable connection. hitting tn"
ring hard. Handlarra. who was sold by
Dave Johnson to }. u. Mccormick on Satur-
day. was also we'll taken, although her price
r,ceded TO s. George Odom. who trains
Comedienne. said that the mare could not he
worse than second. 40 thar many good place
yaRers were cashed as a result. Jack McGiE-
nis Thought that Hill DaIy's Listless had a
chance 70 win so he bet $500 on the nllv az
20 to l. McCiinnis, by the way, has sent his
COLLAR colt. Frank Gill. to the stud. where he
will be bred this winter to the Ayrshire mares
Tnspiration and Aviston. also 10 Coy Maid.
nv Kingston. Gill will come back to the