The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-29
SPORTING TALK or INTEREST
DURNELL SELLS Hrs RORSES AND
RETIRES FROM TIE TURF.
sewCaI Brings "a. l0O-Derby ElIsHbIes Of
Vanderbilt and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ASKS ENerRuannn 90 secure Min fer
neds' Manager. but u Turned Down.

vanderbilt ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.eAa4n EHarpusnum IN seCuro Nlm nnr
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Boots DuFneIl. raoentiy placed under the
ban OF the Jockey Club 80 that he cannot race
on any recognized erNclr In America. has
sold ali OF his horses and will now 20 into
retirement. Durnell's racing stable was
put up &C auction at Oakland on Friday and
4 about s32 900 was realisad. The three-year-
! old Cesarion colt SewelI was purchased for
100 by a man named George Miller, who
says he will race the colt In the East next
| season. entering him in all Of the big handi-
caps. @. c. McCafferty got Joe Nealon, a
California Derby eligible. for s4,lOO. w. A.
Mckinney. DurnelI's former trainer. who
senereu ns SeN ~ 1870 Ss. = I, ~"
,v.ptH. ~. a.Is GoS-s pS~"-
e.. a, 80 - S.-ans 49, - 90
az y. NO. 80" 80. nIoIn,.a AZ, nvsnsn rson.
80 soavorI 80 -, !. sa,iian 80 =, I.,,sIo.
w., ssu ~ ~ CLiaa 1880 CS.sioaI 80
80 II. r. "A H. ,,sns ~ .aaa" Sara-
90 800
DoStSr Brirt and Lord or the Vale opce
owned nv Auoust Belmont were knocked
down for alOO each to unkDoWn buvers Those
who Wer, nrpssnt said that there oouId no no
donbt that the sale raa genuine. and that
Durpell was ready IN mutt the turf Derhnns
forever Several local turfmeD hoyever
nav that hNl0TR NnnR nAWQFfnI tnnnNnRon will
he everted In behalf OF DurneII- It "a saia
that ,Jobn w CstNs and William A PinIrerton
are stiu his friends ana that heIieving bs has
done no wrong they will leave no STONE nm
turned in their Efforts TO have him reinstated
by the Jockey Club. But a man close TO the
ste"anus sau yesterday nat no matter
no" Eieat tne nterSessiO" ~ Oensi u the
yOuus tuiiHnan "VuHu w u. 'OcAeE N'uO
NN"u"u - w 'nsS :, NVuiu W w D14nse
W " Ie,sn Veiucu, lau t"se uI"V
nau pIac.IOsnE eE'eu 70 tIIn 70 :. n
Iho"ds neAt SEASON. Was NnoWh py 'he s'eW-
aLun Nheh they Ieiuseu Duineus entties'
whlch may accouh, Ior the Ii IeeilhS wnlcD
~ prtSenI eAIs'S "e'"ee" '"o"~s anu Ino
'"'A sO'e'n""S
When Acrobat. in r. y. Carnan'a colors
can rim a mile At Arcadia In I.17 g-s with iOs
poupds n il natural Tor surfroen Ia wonder
what some az the crack Eastern milers could
do Dver thu new California track. Acrobat
owned hy N. x, VinTut. was onlv a eheap
selling platter who could not be relied upon
under any sort OF conditions. But when
James BJu,s. Who has eome IN he regarded as
a magician IN the Improvement OF thorough
oreus. got nold OF acrobat the bassrtlaw colt
insanity ueVetopen soeeu sha an eOulty 10
wiz q, sh Solts Ol instances ootn on the grass
a"u ~ V,Nl""iy SaSN' D'usSS seoIet hsS
Deeh NeN Aeps, SO ne " sum aDie 70 ,hysthy
LIE IN SsnIOlnH". ns sAu Oecamo
Beach last summer that the stewards mani
Tested sudden interest when several former
cheap skates were transformed into winning
propositions against horses OF some class.
N,nOusn 7eveTal AmS.Icen 'uTIuteh naE
Vanderbilt, and Angnst Relvnont viii Drohsh,v
,amueIOht Hnu AusueC neHnohI WIN propaD'y
Us onjy VnSh represehteo N tne Dug cassie
var. sahneTo,t eApectS 70 rtnrt hUs frehch
CIV So ''oN = VINO mas uohe Wen IN france
wnhe WI. neinnont : eh.r'es are norman III
= pay COT Eoctagoh NlheFen n rossoar'
q 10y U"e py aKo Lucy urorS' BON
Oh t"e oeltnohC COTS Iucen IN Ehgiahu inns
races. while CrossbSr was victorious once IN
eleven events. Mr.. Keene's nominations for
the Derby are MasGue. Peter Ounce md
who did not amount to much as
t"O-year-olds here last seRsoH. ". p. Whit
npy'R nominations are RVIFnhRr ADRCl1Ia aud