New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
STABLE BOYS ON STRIKE
MR REDWELL GOES ON
WTNNING, HOWEVER.
TnnEn Rides Three Winners at
YoraLcers and Gets Offer to
Go Abroad.

" G. Bedu-eIi added two more races TO his long
gst st the Empire City track yesterday, IN spite
OF the fact that his stable hands went on strike
early IN day because he refused TO discharge q
Foreman at their request. Some time ago the sta
bic hands in France went strike and almost
broke UP days racing. and doubt the men
and BOYS employed by Mr.. Bedwell followed the
example tselievtng that they quite important
enough 10 force his hand. On the contrary. Mr.
Beowell refusing TO be dictated TO. went out and
employed new help and pulled down TWO purses
with Mailman and Belleyiew, as If nothing had
happened
Fortunately for the Bedwer stable, Teplin, the
CLEVER Jockey did not include himself in the strike
and added 10 his fame by riding three winners.
Two fn the coors Of his employer and one for J. s.
Eyree with Cheek. Taplin. by the way has earned
D. reputation that reaches to foreign shores. and
good offer was conveyed 10 Mr. BedUen yesterday
for his services by some prominent owner abroad
through Algernon Daingerfeld. assistant secretary
~ the Jockey Club. To this offer Mr.. Bedwen re-
efied:
.T am not a rich man. but I VIII not part with
Espitn for eny price"
rraplin Is under contract to Mr. BedUsell, and IS
sncuestiorsably the find OF the year so far as
sockeys are concerned. The boy has the added ad-
Sanrare Of still being able 10 claim the apprentice
kIlozence Of Eve pounds. advantage which VIII
kzst for the balance OF the season
Vincent Powers. who has been hailed as the best
S,ckey OF the season, suffered IN comparison yes
sendsy 10 g marked degree. He rode Queen Mar
Erre- u
tons discredir TO stable boy, and made himself
t1-porsua< with g large majority OF those IN at
xsudznoe. Eari's court. which ran a dull race on
srceedsy was g different horse yesterday, and
making eli the running, won by neck from Queen
Nsrs1ertte which could hardly have lost with any
kht,e Ike 3 strong finish. Powers excused himself
fster BY saying that the tried to bear over to
she rau in the stretch. but it was hard 10 make
the critics believe that Queen Marguerite and not
Powers WAS ct fault Paradise Queen might have
s- &c raca yytT hnff
"a she had a stormy journey with little Fain in
The saddle
Only three horses went 10 the post for the F11Vo-
TRY efsases with an added money vslue OF $1,000.
,srd tzvo of these Raduru Star and 4nterpose, ran
Or the name and colors of the Montpelier Stable
They were opposed TO ]. T Irelands good My
Cherryola- and had TO be content with chasing her
home Cherr-rola. like her dam, Last Cherry. is
possessed OF an evil temper. and consequently was
led TO the post Once the barrier was released
EnEever she was all business, and after disposing
s,f Interpose was in danger from Radium star
which closed strongly.
There was enough rough and foul riding IN the
first race &c make the running OF value in con-
r5dertrs the chances Of the various horses when
xhey go post again Taplin, on Cheek crossed
ever so sharply from the outside in the run 10 the
first turn that Summer Night and Shapdale suffered
.r the junable, and lost three lengths Going
I'D the backstretch. Cheek pinched County Fair on
and after that 20 win cleverly from J. Ii
Reed Summer Night and Shapdale ran up strong
~ rounding the turn. but both stopped when 1t
hooked as il they might come and fight 1t out
Constellation was practically left at the post.
For some reason hard understand, the handi-
cappers and paddock sharps fought shy or BeHe-
view in the last race but the Bel Denoonio geding,
srter trailing far behind his field for six furiongs.
moved up steadily and came away TO win cleverly,
after short but decisive struggle with Superstition
II the last sixteenth pole The latter tired under
The weight In forcing the pace Albert Star, the
--in" Of the race was never prominent, while
Sethernnost stopped after following the pace
closely.
EMPIRE CITY SUMMARIES
FIgsT RACE-SeIlng: three year-olds; $500 edoed
One nile Start poor. Won easily Tine, ii4u7s
W3r-e- n 2 bv Ia Itrnple. Owner. J s.
T5-ee.