The sun., 1908-04-22
GOSSIP OF THE RACEHRGCE
APPARENT roe LING or RESTI-
GOUCHE CAUSES GRUMBLING.
IycNItnesses say That stewards should
Have Disqualified ChApultepec-Dwyer
states Both were 10 Blame Newcastle
stable Has second Call on q. Burns.

Have DisquaUHeu Cnhpultepee-DWyel
states Both were 10 Blame Newcastle
stable Has second Call on G.. Burns
A'ter the running OF the Sterling Stakes
.. Aqueduct yesterday the stewards came
u ,ur some criticism bsolu3e tn, winn,-
apultepet, was not disqualified for what
t-rcared to be a clear case Of foulng In ths
o. idle Of the homestretch. R33tgouchs.
go bad made all the running up TO that point
.is close to the inner rail, with Notter ready
o.. 20 10 the whip, when Mcdaniel cut loose
..'u the B, & o. stables colt. As Mcdaniel
went 10 the whip Chapultepec sweryed over
.u bumped into Restigouche In such a
amer that the Keene gelding was crowded
no the fence Chapultepec continued to
g.np Restigouche In close quarters for about
r,t wards 80 that Notter put away his whip
and was compelled TO pull up, After that
,.4putcpec under hard drive went on and
v1r hy length and a half
rIou' Foul cried hundreds OF specta-
,.-. on the lawn Then they hurried to the
lgc, stand, whore Notter had gone before
.to stewards with a protest OF foul. In the
Ue,ards stand were p. j. Dwyer W. y.
Nosuurgh and Algernon 'Daingerheld. AS
Nr pangerfeld is James II, Keene's nephe "
no declined TO act on the protest. but both
Mr. Dwyer and Mr. Vosburgh after due con-
.leration Of the facts decided that no foul
had been committed. Mr.. Dwyer explained
that both horses were tired when they came
together and that both were equally to blame
dame, Rowe, Mr., keene's trainer was quoted
". ,aying that he believed a clear foul had
iesu committed and that he vas surprised
a' the ruling OF the stewards All things
considered, the race was not true test Of the
merits Of those crack three year-olds. ap1 a
majority Of turfmen declared that they were
no ready TO concsde the superiority Of Cha
up.'epec until he had defeated ReStigouche
sga.n under similar conditions
The race Afforded more genuine interest
than any that has been run here 40 far this
year Those who believed Rest gouche would
win pointed to the fact that he won the Free
tort handicap last Saturday after being
under a terrific drive for nearly half a mile,
That demonstrated me gameness Of the sOn
ofCommando, q quality thought to be lacking
In Chapullepec After the race there was
M doubt ~ to the gameness Of Mr.. keene's
racer but the latter's supporters said that
The fouling prevented him from displayin =
that Characteristic Those who fanced Cha
nuItepec said that Nhile the distance might
rrove a trine too far for him. his great turn
n speed might enable him to carry the day.
In the betting both opened at TO 10 but
rs the crowd In general did not seem TO be
IN a hurry 10 place wagers at odds on the
ayers boosted the price to eyens. Then
speculation began In earnest, there being
A. much support for one as for the other
30 that both went to the barrier at . TO 10.
Frank J. Farrell and his followers made
-, h,,v rkon - t,,f, Ian
Brady, owned by Mr.. Farrell, was backed
rom sto TO even money in the second race.
This time the colt WAS able to carry his great
sreed over the full distancoso that Shaw
simply had 10 keep him straight The last
time Brady start ed he was short Of work
and was soundly hraten. There was fruit
ess place play on Aletheuo, who started for
The fret time but showed that he was not on
edge
..Turfmsn were still talking about the three
vsaT-old Jubilee, by Compute, who won an
impressive race on MONDAY II was said
that a we'll known horseman approached
Fred Littleheld after the race and asked him
10 put price on the colt Tittlefeld said
that be would let him 10 for il?,nOO cash
and an option a. this price was. granted for
several days The deal was still hanging
ire yesterday bur nobody could say whether
II would be completed or not. Experts still
insist that Jubilee will develop into star
three.year-old and that next year he will have
good chance 10 win some nj the rich bandit
caps.
Walter Miller when he comes Fast in June
ull not ride for the Newcastle Stable unless
Trainer Thomas Welsh changes his present
plans Welsh made deal with r. = Carman
yesterday by which he secured second call
on the services Of Jockey Guy Burns, who las
made rapid progress as a race rider since Ia 1t
summer. Burns was In the employ Of Father
Bill DAILY last spring. but Mr.. Carman snapped
him up and 10 California last winter the boy
did 30 we'll that he stood next to Miller in
winning mounts. He will receive from Mr..
Carmsn and the Newcastle stable about
t5 900 In salary this season. He ia considered
better rider now than his brother, the
veteran Tommy Burns.
IN Yesterdays races Guy Burns rode a
winner and two seconds In three mounts.
He put up a rather poor ride on Aucassin In
the first race, for he took hold Of the geldinR
lust after the start and was shut on Then he
delayed matters until when he cut loose Il
vas a trihe too late to overhaul lngham, the
winner His handling Of Royal Captive In
the third event showed that the boy has
plenty Of grit. Though the Golden Maxim
hly had lot Of speed Arionette caught her
N the middle Of the stretch and assumed COM
mand for a moment But Guy Burns then
A. down TO ride one Of his vigorous finishes,
and his mount forged ahead In time to win
hv a small margin Vita Big Chief in the
0rb race little Burns also waited too long.
but II is doubtful II he could have beaten
Troublemaker.
one day last summer at Brighton Beach he
horse Voorhees, fell and Jockey W. Doyle was
carried TO the Emergency Hospital In preca-
riou- condition. For several days his life hung
IN the balance, but he soon recovered. and re-
Iln cd riding gain this year. In the third race
Yesterday w. Doyle had the leg up on Star OF
lmnnymede and just after the start the
mare was caught In rough jam. She went
N her knees and Doyle was hurled over her
read onto the track, where he narrowly es- |
Dpad being trampled to death lie was
po.cd up. dared and bleeding from several |
GUS but he still had his 90 urage with him,
Tor he rode A. b. Spreckelss = Ferrero in the
f't race. Some riders lose their nerve per-
~snsntly after being severely injured In this |
7suner, but Doyle Seems to be an exception |
Jo 'he rule.
lssr fall p. I. Chinn put over a series Of |
good things on the local tracks and is still |
sesplng It up. lngham, who Won the first
raec rau in HE colOrs and was backed from |
B - i6'o5, Although Smoker has not shown
! king Tor over six furlongs this spring, the !
q. bic made him a false iavorito and backed |
m down 10 even money after he had receded
rom that price TO 10 to 10, After his defeat
0e Yankee colt was passed up by the smart |
.5p.. a. no account. Jack Bennett's Or /
acns. who battered his hackers by leading
n- three quarters Of a mile. was reduced
ON 10 to8.