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

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ef ne stshlts winnings this season has been
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terdav on nt hast -four of The races, hanks 10
slatiuR form teversals and bad rides. The
Hurri,ana states afforded an excellent illus
trntion IT " hat has been going on NJ the local
tracks for nearly = month without so much
49, q word from the presiding officials IN The
stewards stand ON the first dRy ~ Octobcr
at Brighton Beach dame swift. running for the
frst time In the colorA Of X. y. tsrman. and
carrying is pounds. won IN a big Rlllop. The
distance was six furlongs and the nlly. who
was we'll backed by her owner al g TO 1. beat
Q lot OF mataens with ridiculous ease. IL was
for this reason that lane swift opened an to
9 favOrIte IA the Hurricane. the misguided
public ma king q concerted rush TO get aboard.
CarmHu said that he bet on the Ally. but II
could not have been q characteristic wager.
for the wise men. who usually follow his
head. stcered clear Of Jane swift. with the
result that she went up to S to I in some Of
the books.
tarnRn -nd h- qstute trainer. Jimmy
Blute. went 10 the indeld alone 10 see the
race. They saw Jane swift. after n cuton
az the start. come home so far back in the
ruck that IL must have troubled them not q
little. The wise coin meanwhile had been
placed on sam Empry's Arasee. who was
backed from . to : to ?. and Miller did all
in his power - land the trick. But In their
calculations the smart guys entirely over
looked Eo-imiro. This colt was Web pla sed
at : to / 10y those who knew something. but
students Of form did not give him a chance.
for the reason that in his previous race. With
eight pounds less than hekarried Yesterday, !
RosimIro finished eighth. twelve lengths
behind Sir tleges. the winner. He was
ridden on that occasion by W. Mcintyre,
while a SHIFT To Horner was made yester-
day with successful results. The books
won a barrel on both Arasee and Jane Swift:
alSO pn COuufprmapd G. celia and the
Wilson entry. all of whom were we'll taken
three ways. Beggarman was reduced from
So TO Is, but got nothing.
When Brookdsle Nymph. heavily backed
ct the last moment at 5. won the Bronx High
weight Handicap with ease. the form students
threw up their hands. In her previous race,
packing the same weight, M pounds. and
ridden by Mcdaniel. the Ne dler mare had
practically no speed and finished sixth. beaten
nine lengths by Sewell. the winner. Ben
Ban. who ran third in that race. with the
same impost he carried in the Bronx. was
six lengths in front Of Brookdale Symph.
who turned around and beat Ben Ban by
nearly four lengths yesterday. The track
and the distance were the same in both
races. But Knapp rode Brookdale Nymph
this time instead of Mcdaniel
Jack Atkin looked like a cinch in the Bronx
Handicap and Trainer Brandt was sure that
the Sain colt would win. even with Radtke
and top weight. But the shrewd opera
tors did not agree with Brandt and allowed
Jack Atkin to recede from Q to 5 to IL to 5. |
Some of them went to George Odom's Oracu-
lum. who was backed from II TO I. Others
took Fred Johnson's Aeronaut, reduced
from ; to o TO =. while Ben Ban was literally
played az o to 2. Brookdale Nymph opened
ut 4. but went mp to s. At the last moment,
when the horses were AT the post. there was
o heavy plunge on Mr.. Whitney's mare, !
all OF the betting being to win only. Knapp
put up a hustling ride from start TO fnish. |
which was in striking contrast TO the way
he handled Mr.. whitney's sea Wolf In the
fourth event.
Sea Wolf was as good as 5 to I when the |
smart players got busy. They loa ded the
coin on in bundles all over the ring until Sea
Wolf had been backed down TO 10 to s favorite. |
Nimbus had opened the choice at 3 to s. but
the wise operators would not have him at
any price. with the result that he went up
60 2. Live Wire, on the other hand, was
backed down to is to 5 Sea Wolf got away
with a world Of speed. but on the far turn
Knapp took him M for some reason and that
settled it. Number One, the winner, was
generally neglected, as she went up from
4 to 10. There was "A stiff play across the
boards on Earl c.. Roy Rainev having 5000
each way. Three two-year-olds cut up the
purse. the books winning thousands on the
result.
Masquerade was taken by the ~plungers in
the second race at II TO 20. but the biggest
play was on Miss Norfolk for the place at
o TO ~. Marbles. who gave two pounds to
che Keene nllv. also received a strong place
play. while Adriuche was nibbled at to show,
chieiN because r. DuRan had the leg up.
The talent received a Earring ~rowdown
In the very first race. Prince Hamburg
opened the choice at o TO 5. but went back to
d. TO = because Of a plunge on Cressina. who
was backed from : TO > to I3 TO 5. William H..
Du Dois had a good wager straight and place
on his s%printer Don Enrique and cashed.
Zienap. at IS to I. who couldn't beat a COW in
her last race. had speed this time and ran
second Old Dolly Spanker. at IL TO /, also
came to life.
Owing 10 illness in his family Mars Cassidy
was una bile TO handle tn" ha rrier. so Associate
Judge &. II. Pettingill assumed the duties at
the post. while Algernon Daingerield assisted
Clarence Mcdowell in placing the horses. MIR.
Pettingill, a veteran at the starting game,