The sun., 1908-09-25

! JUST olteT the Df3t race Inbn nereo
Jake Dean tapped Zach Forst. former
bookmaker. on the shoulder and told him
that he had q subpoena for him to appear
before the Kings county Grand Jury to-
day. Forst took the paper for moment
and then threw II onthe ground. at the same
time telling Dean that he would have to
show his authority. Although Forst had
been legally, served. Dean picked up the
paper and tried to make Forst eccept II,
Acrowd collected and Forst walked toward
the paddock. protesting vigorously
If you do not take II. said Dean quietly.
Eve will be pals the rest Of the day"
. Forst then appealed 70 Robert Furey for
advice and was promptly told TO take the
subpoena without further delay. That
settled the controversy and Fofst said he
would be on hand this morning. He In
sisted that he had been an infrsquent visitor
to the track and had not made book In many
weeks, As Tar as could be learned nobody
else was served. but 1t was said that Dean
had bunch Of subp1nas In his pocket.
The two Chinamen. All Fone and Sam
Lung, who appeared before the Grand
Jury y yesterday morning were at the track
In the afternoon. but they refused to dis
cuss the matter.
jimmy Lane. though running In the in-
forest OF his owner. O. r. Torhpkins. In the
steepiechase. carried the colors OF T. Hitch
cock. Jr..Gas, Tompktns's silks were not
at the track. Jimmy Lane was entered
to be sold for 81 600, and when bids were
called for H..A. Buck. editor Of the Rociro
Calendar. boosted the figure to si.2oo,
whercupon the owner retained the jumper
with an extra ss bid. Buck saie that he
made the bid for friend whose name he
would not disclose to Tompklns when the
latter asked forit.
Jimmy Lane wac finely ridden by o
Jockey named Allen. who did some excellent
work at the Montreal meeting. Allen did
not make an attempt to go to tho front
until he reached the final run homo on the
fiat. In doing which he showed that he had
unlimited confidence In his mount.
Ramrod, who threw his rider at . jump
In the .backstretch In this event. ran away
until he crashed into the fence raf opposite
the judges stand. He got one leg over the
rail and then hung there helplessly. Hts
bride and bit were gone. 90 when Mars
Cassidy grabbed him by the nose there was
O abort but decisive struggle In which the
sthfter came out victorious and got q round
OF applause for his quick action, Kelleher.
who was thrown by Ramrod. was picked up
unconscious, but he was revived later on,
with no bones broken. =.
3 ASS. @, Hiidreth and the owners Of the
soutkweil stable are closely allied In turf
affairs tn ess was, much speculation a. to
whether Peter Ounce or Bosom would win
tho ahree-year-old handicap. But when it
came to racing these two horses ran strictiy
tofcrm. Bosom was In receipt Of scv enteen
pounds from Peter Ounce. and with such
big advartAge he was made strone choice.
put SchillinH Just raced his head OF In the
first half mile. so that Delirium ran over him
In the stretch. Bosom gave ten pounds to
Dellrium, who showed a marked improve
mont oyer his previous race. ,.
:. .Arasee's share Of the Speculation Stakes
WAS ei.2oo The Blues seldins was In re-
ceipt, OF seven pounds from the Squire.
who for some reason was not 20 highly
regarded AS usual. though he ran up 10
form. The Speculation was inaukurated
I'm 1889 with these winners. MARYLAND, Phil
Lee. Queen OF Elizabeth. lewiston. Kemp
land. Banquet, EQUITY. Raceland. Stonenell.
Arapahoe. Harry Reed, salvsble. George
Kaene, Cauibrian. Potente, The Regent.
Daisy Green, De Reszke, Right Royal,
True Wing and Rye. r.
Frank Gill was the class In the handicap
and at the weight he seemed to hAye been
thrown in.~ Jack McGinnis. his owner.
thought he would win In q sallop while
other shrewd cslculators agreed with him.
But Gill was not In, the right mood and re-
ceived q crushing defeat. He was In
receipt Of eight pounds by the scale from
Dorante. who was. the selection Of the wise
mon. Dorante gave thirteen pounds to
Golden Pearl and twenty-four to Gowan.
There'was a hot tip on the latter which was
circulated by the clockers. and she might
have won with better racing luck As II was
she ran o remarkable race. carrying eighty
eight pounds as n the burden were a feather.
1t is understood that there will be no
music during the Aqueduct meeting which
begins next Monday. As the meeting will
be run at a heavy loss the management,
II Is said. will cut expenses to rock bottom.
: Tbs usual daily horse trains will be run
By the Long Island Railroad from Belmont
Park, and 6heepshcad Bay to Aaueduot
for the accommodation Of horses stabllng
at those tracks. .11
Court Lady and ObduTate. who ran frst
and second respectively In the hrst race.
were bred. by John E. Madden. Belle Of
the Ball, by Yankee. another staf.er In this
race. first saw the light OF day at Hamburg
Place. ,5.,'
/. At recent meeting all OF the Canadian
tracks were banded together TO race under
tho Jurisdiction OF the Canadian Ra Ing
Association. which will respect the rules
and regulations OF the Jockey Club. Rae
ing, In Canada since the present betting
law mere went into emeCt mas Doen booming
and next year 1t Ia believed that the sport
over the border will reach higher stand
ard of excellence than ever before. = =
), George Rose. who has Just returned from
Los Angeles. says that preparations are
under way for a big meeting at Santa Anita
track. which will open on Thanksgiving Day.
Rose 10 altar entries from some Of the big
zest. owners In the East.
, II was said that not single oral bet was
made on ETHEREAL. the winner OF the last
raos. The gelding had such sure thing
Of II that no layer was willing to Aooept
any kind OF wager even at the prohibi-
tive price of TO 10. ETHEREAL got Into this
event With lot Of NUTS because he had
not won race at the present meeting AZ
was about the essiest purse money picked
mp BY an owner In long time The fog
was no, dense when this race started that
the tlmekeeper could not see the fall Of the
yellow nag. 90 no figures were hung out.
. A man named John Fasin had AZ on
the oars while going to the track and then
had another one on the lawn before the
iirst rsee. He was taken home.
the Kings County Hospital Yesterday.
Games Scheduled for. To-day.
NATIONAL LnlouH,
Cincinnati In New York dwo gam esa. Chicago
In Brookiyn; Pittsburg In Bos'on; H. Louis In
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Nsv vars In Chles s.hln Ste,rl N (lSvffsuA,