The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-30

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a. s'ssrIsrhsse. o, sboas tvo mites. wtu ne
n adffnuusi feature on saturday.
49, Brighton o,pme. Reinpsns psvk. Hallot
ne rn sf,ss On ~ ernsnts ~ hi az the ba
nussr. rs~scpur.r. bnt Coin will probably
ssr' IN 'ue Mstron stakcs and tho Chsra-
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SBr.e-r U1ndtcsr. hut NAY ne s~k~f "a r,ss
~ ~ much weight. Mr. kesneis borss-
ha,e rtrrsn s'ske epsssemeuts al told 80
Lss y, mont track. which mssns that With
ar fri ~ luck the great sable sffl probably
,rcse' the sorId's record FOR 9 single YEARS.
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~ 70 a g-nwng belief that the Jockey Club
bs,orp ,srv long Gill he compelled to abolish
.,eep'schsp. on the METROPOLITAN tracks.
Nsrv lsadtng bookma kers ~ late have de-
e,psf % do business n N the timber topptug
sven,.. stating ss their reason that these
afsir. ere not run on the square. II has
e.corrs q matter Of gossip that mosf Of the
s.eplecha.s- ARE run the night before
yNst they are crooked and that certain big
prnhlers are IN with the play.
senator Patrick n. McCarron has tenn
rcrarly lost interest In the turf. He has
VISITED the track ouly . few times this year
snd has not val ered . dollar on the horses
snc. last fall. wben the present campaign
vpened Senator McCsneu made 4 va ger With
seversl friends that hs would not bet 500
dunng the sntire season. Hts friends who
cvered the waser laughed heartily at the
1ine. but nov they are beginning tn realize
tho Brooklyn statesman was In earnest.
A. q natter of fact senator McCarren IL not
the onlv one 90 cut out turf speculation. John
A. brake. 4. p Hudson. Al Drye r. Senator
Rev Janice ID. Brady. Frederick john
son and others h were betting thousands
hst year have lone httle or nothing this year.
Johnson 10 sioo.ooo In the hole and
hasn Z been to the track more than twice in
che last month. Big Tim sullivan has
,ia5. OOo. but is still pegging away.
The big winners are Joe Yeager. Charley
Ellison. George Wheelock and Charley Heney.
But The strsngest part Of IL all 10 that while
q majority of the players say they are away
behind on the season, the bookmakers also
declere that most OF them are losers. Hill
Cover. the biggest handler Of money in the
bstting RIM. ,s AZ least $50. 90 to tho bad.
Thomas II Williams. president Of the
Pacific Coas, Jockey Club. has not as yet
shown a tendency to raise the ban - regards
visiting tho races daily. while M~cCanerty.
ruled Of tor life by Williams. IL hanging
arcupd outside Of the gates waiting for a
hearing boots Durnell. who was also ruled
on WITH McCafferty but a~fterward reinstated.
snjoys the privileges Of all rscetracks and
b patron of the clubhouse. Too bad Mccall
Sertv didu't have q pull with John W. Gstes'
There should be some high class sport at
Brighton this afternoon. The $50. 900 Produce
stake-. tor tvo-year-olds. ak furlonss. Ii
m Interesting feature. IL will be run In two
III the one for colts and geidings
Colin, win iaj pounds. should win easily.
N be has practically nothing to beat unless
II H. y Whitney's Royal Tourist. q pretty
fair sort Of q younsster. August Belmont's
FAR Play will probably he in the money.
In the race for Allies the Whitney entry
,driana aud Fancy will be played
to beat Julia Powell. and the Keene entry
Nesr'S llill and Masquerade. 10 q handi-
cap Tor an ages at ak furlonss Jack Akin.
De Nuud and tsnoscara look formidable.
For tho 'teepiechsse. At about two miles. Ban
sheriff Williams and Papriks may cut
up ID" money. The hfth race Ia a handicap
Tor three year olds and upward at q mile
and q ~fu-long. with Arimo. Temsceo and
Right ROYAL possible factors. In the last
face, ~ y mile aud a quarter. Killiecrankie.
Lone N'on and Brahcas look the best. r..
p,lgan wlll he riding again this afternoon.
The entries 70 low:
nFrt Race Handicap: sx furIones: