The sun., 1908-05-17

MANY sMALK Ssfs ON FIELD
MOUSE Ar 100 TC H. s
tnsries @. Gates wins On 900 with arwsaty
pSlIAr Bfi--Dtssas sf Lady Hubbard
and Ising JaneS . Gevere aisw 70 Mad.
dsn-IAyesv Again Take % wasers.

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dsn-IAyerv Again Take % wasers
= secaaso OF tho, nuks, victory Of August
BeImoht's Field Mouse IN tho Fashion Stakea
~ AZ belmont Park yesterday there was much
adverse criticism by those who insisted that
curing the twenty minutes delay caused BY
me Relment n rs runaway the jockeys on
n the other starters should have been permitted
20 iisuount while these young mares had
back. Field Mouse was without a.rider until
Notter, q vast improvement, oyer MoCah6y,
4 who had been thrown. took her back to Che
Il no., on all Of the California tracks there "a
ielephonic connection betweehsthe, ,gtewerds'
,tard and tho different starting points
and II such an arrangement had been In
rogue yesterday the stewards would have
been able to issue an order which would have
been a protection TO the owners az well a.
4 10 To- the thousands who backed Lady HcsSard,
II Top Note and the others who wore rndoubt-
ediy handicapped by the unfortunate bus un-
avoidnble delay.
In a previous race Field Mouse, fllly by
Hastings Flieter Mouse, had been so badly
beaten that she finished last. For that reason
the layers did not give hsr loohin In yes
terdsys race and therefore did not hesitste
10 put zip 100 to against her. But she had
worked 40 well that the tip was handed out,
"A
on her chances o.back her down TO 90 to 1.
When Notter was substituted there was q
further play. which cut her price TO 90. % that
! "A vas said that majority Of the layers lost
On the result OF the race.
Charles q, Gates bet 80 against q 900 on
Field Mouse with Marty Lynch In tho club.
house. Charley Hensy had siS against soo0in
The ring. Jakey Field. onoe good bettos "
the old Gutenberg rack, said be had 800
,hraa MT frv, rSrtn Elfkeflntp-
missioner Lantry had two sb bets at 100 70 I.
/ while Trainer John Whalen had sS straight and
50 TO show at 100 and Is. Nearly all thB lAyets
in the two rings accepted % bets on the filIy
three ways, while others gathered In any
ort Of wager that was offered. 1t was q
,trange coincidence that one year ago yes
,erday at The same track Mr.. Belmont's Hal
won a similar race at 90 to with Rosen, .
stable boy. In the saddle.
u, Field Mo,isS'B success was O hard blow
'or John r. Madden and others who backed
his fllly. Lady Hubbard. from y to Q to ..
Lady Hubbard, a bay lilly by Yankce--Myrtle
Harkness. was said TO be q sure winner and
1 the books stood to lose fortune on her
chances The pubic went to the Whitney
Rlly, Top Note. by Hamburg Sister Mary
, but she went back In the prices from to 8
10 to S. H. B. Duryea added Lady Selma.
ally by Salvat0r-Lela Dell. who was played
= 70 the winner. and previous winnSrs'of the
event at Belmont Park we're Mr.. Belmont's
Tiptoe, Mr.. Keenes Court Dress and Fred
Burlew's Ella 0'Neill. Jockey McCahey
after being taken TO the track hospital was
found to be suffering from Q wrsnched back,
When he learned that Field Mouse had wod
in gallop he threw up his hands and SAID:
| " i wish l had ridden herl' ~. =,
Madden was doomed to further disappoint-
IN vhnr -kan Ktn<,
lanes tailed TO get any part 6k The money In
The Tobotgsn Handicap, Mathaen- -toid his.
frends that King james Gould not be beaten,
With the result that he was hacked from tp
|, I, Madden put Mccarthy up. but the boy
Who Is not q good post rider, failed TO get
away In front and then got the colt into sev-
eral tight places. 20 he could not do hitasaif
Justice. ,ss %
The Keens entry, Restisouohe and Trans
S,S,al, alec received steady play, out from
,'to 4, while the books handled iood OF
vagefs on Baby Wolf. Roseben, King Cobalt.
hi River and Hos miro. For, that matter
The layers sheets disclosed wagsrS on eScfy
horse In the race. Berry Maid opened et 9.
vent up TO is and then received SHpJ2hc csisfs
port tursduce her to II Tho Forsythe stable
connectionse did not think abe could best
hing 1srsss. ss> bet on har chiefly TO show.
She ran superb race under the ofrcum-
| fNduNo duu H0s - tuhbtDbtt Nh1o Atoih htbi0
shreve. a coming lightweight.
=. Roseben again proved beyond question OF
doubt that he has gone back. He had worked
well over the Graves6nd track. but IN the raoe
e had nothing Of his former great speed
and traiied hofhe diseracefuliy beaten. Be-
cause Of his former great deeds he had loyal
} following. which backed him from down TO
Is. Berry Maid rsoslvsd one pound by thu
scals- from Baby Wolf and mss RsstlscucAe
at even weights. 80
The form players struck a6other pitislI'
n the Steepleohsse when the Hampton Stables
entry. Sandy Creeker and Jim Mc0ili. suffered
a crushing defeat. for the dood OF moneysfor
this pair was % liberal that 4 to was beaten
down to to 10. Meanwhile Economy. opened
at 4 to s, went up TO to 2 and was then ham,
mered down to II to 8 by the sharp paddock
Gscplators who knew what TO expect. King
castle was q hot tip and was backed from 10
down to s. but he wes not quite ready. 20 1t
seemed.
Although on her previeus race Zienap
stood out as the best in the handicap which
opened the days sport. she went up from to
T. This was due TO heavy play on one OF
steve Lawlers supposed good thinss, Gowaif,
who was backed from 3 down to S.. Whip
Top was also In much demand at and 80 was
Pantoufe at 8. Some Of the wise chalkers
must have known something about Pantouhe.
opened the choice at : to 2, but went back TO
'onlr to be reduced ID isto's ~ the last mo-
ment.
The bulk OF the speculation on the second
race centred about Royal Captive, who was
backed from ? to I, down to TO 10 and even
to as the fily reached the post. The
Matthews boys. who put over o killing with
Bsllwether on Friday had another ready In
Nasturta. feet oily by NeSturtipm
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