The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-24

b ih.v'l tak"'-
Whrn thu horsc SAVIOR won race a,
Shy"lSh"ad Ray one day HummlnE Bird
B Tyler. we'll known bookmakeT was
! ns~"d how much Gates had wRgered at
- =.
/ All 10 Slu wsI. said Tyler. and maybe
m"'. Tho books We're flooded with his
Cummts-i,NS
reported plung" he insisted that he had
placed only "A incaslY 81 .JD. Gates
didu win all the tinIr tine tay NJ
Brighton Beach there Was a two hor-a
rae" h.twr"n A~tr's Gold Lady and Eli
sons llnko, Girl The latter WAS a
strong iavorit" At Co >. Gates went out
~ ia" paddock for IN" final word and
Ellison told him that Yankee Girl couldn't
l"s', - the millionaire Chicagoan pro-
ce"d"d to h"t s2o.UO on Yankee Girl. n
s'ngl" hnpkmaker laying $40 OO against
/ II. Gold Lady went To the front at the
start and made a runaway If a. Gates
saw ia" race from tho clubhouse and
when Nark," Girl trailed home in dis
graceful defeat lie throw a valuable uair
/ II glasses Co ia. flOor aud denounced the
rider of the beaten nlly. hut Gates
Srou recovered this loss and moro besides
Va" WtudIp cam" AT the same track when
IA" t'1t ~IN raves IN row
y" won back everything ever lost
sad Gates. and enough more 20 ma ke
these buukmakers remember me for
surn" tan" Ia GOMEZ
After that he gave up racing and has
remained away ever since Before that
year ended the Jockey Club rcscind,,d
lmrnclls trimming iCense and Boots
. drupI~d ont of sight
Diamond jun Bra iy n among the miss
I"g too Tim. was when Rraiy spaut
lnoI"y Tor horses with lavish hard
Tie pait s2G.1D for Oiseau Ia John q
Gf""r"r. the broader 81 Il. r Wilson,
lr's. great Olamhala. aud S25. 60 to F. 4.
torSvthe Tor Fountgiu blue Braiy also
'nusht Accountant for stOOOO and won
MN out PurNeycrs Of inside irforma-
ton were always at Braiy's heels and he
h"Came AL extremely liberal bettor
nut oddly enough. who ever he bet on a
hoTS" he turned his hack on the race aud
woult not look III the direction Cf the
track tai tn" numbers were huisted
Braiy STOPPED coming To the races thr,ss
years ago. but before he quit he had "A
memorable experience well known
baseball mar. who hal a penchant for
good thin ~. hunted Brady up a. the
MTFsou Astoria ore right end told him
there woull be a killing the next day
az Jamrica II Brady wouli hnt s. 40
nrt ha"' over - per cent 81 hi- wi"r ings
h" Cvuli have the rRnr e the horse
Brady JUmTc ~ the 'h.'uCe 20 clean
10. Nd aE~e" - Corre 20 the track
Gl"ucCho wa the hOrsa AMI whnr Bra. w
arrived a. the chhhou-. tho reNt Law
," handel the tip to his frisrd Jesse
Low. i-phu
Gle echo hasn't he~ce- sail
-" ~ h.. he was 49," " we'll inrorwei
- a. = s. viii heat hin 80
- IRA " -, S2u ~ e',.isohr :
D. tia aud q paltrv thousand 49, Glsrechn
Who won on "a" bit after hci-g hackai
from : dow {" 2 PrP " got q 20 fer
his her. a"i who th. time GO me To- settle
with a." la-rb9ll me- he offered 81 So
Their" wP~ rel hot argument. Fs the
tip-t.r figure Dr SO ND - his share;
hut who Err " ~ai Take Il or lea - il
~" lrci '"'.' was close and the 81 5nO
char .,e' ha. D.
John Drak" is racing a fc~ two
vrar-olds sired bY his famous horSs, Orr
Wells, h'ri b" u All infr"Iuent visitor
l'Tak" Wa a tremendous ls'fnr bali
dozen wears ago. and with the rid ~
tnpCh Nishard his trainer. be- pullrd ~
= killIug With IA. horse Royal FLUSH III
100 England that '-tt.d sND Gpp ur iuurr.
u was saId Drake heat six rares ~
Grty"-..nd on" dav when the game was
good and then had killing framed Tor
"a" seventh event with "A hor--' named
Gru"Tp Haley The hor=.. belonged tn T.
! Ihnn. bu' N,shard had prepared him
f1r ~" coup A. IA" last moment
Ni-h'rd's feet team" cold. so that Drak.
did not i,'t a. much a. h. intended Niit H..
got enough on 20 Cfean Up $40. 90 on the
race. which made him nearly SItu.ubi 'D
IN" good on the day
III Ni-hard hadn't -rar"d IN. OF a. tho
LAS moment said nrak" as he count"d
tho next dtv. ia ha,. won SNlaItssI NJ
more u ~" dav Ia du. time Drstk,,
r"a he'd N" cpucl Ision that II ~Js ifnUps-i-
hla ?" h"at he rac''s and hacked out
= = Sma'her- who gained fame on
he. tTot'ing turf. decided m 1910 - huv
a stable - runners lie purchased the
famous MCf hs.-noy for s35 an and soon
.N"r'"d his influence. for tn. reinstAta-
in'ut - : & Hildreth as his trainer
H'dr"th had been in diSfavor for sDfre
time, hut as soon a. h" as allowed ot-ain
for SuM'her- N. advised many expensive
purchases Smath"r- invested nearly
slun.Wu therefor" ia rarehOrsas and
became one ~ the biggest Operators IN
tho tracks He had varied ~i.c~s-ss bat
% SEEMED 20 80 hIs lot. whenever he
plunged for the limit. 70 have his horses
los" 10y IN" narrpwest margins When
nearly SBDOD had h..en burned mp
Snathers said ha had enough He sold
his horses for what h. could get for them
m public auction and quit ono" m a
Will" Sinathrr shows up~t the tracks
nov adayS, Iut b" lets moderately and
seems well satisfied - enjoy an outing
jesse l"visphn. VINO has attended th"
races m England and France for Yeveral
y"ars. var another heavy -r"culator her"
II was said that IN 1875 he lost nearly
tc0D.GN IN unsuccessful wag"rs. hut the
following wear D." had a turn in his luck
and got h all hack Ls~izohn was a
magnet for own"rS who had sleep"rs
HIS willingness Ia let for Thorn IN return
for their information gave him an inside
track and som" - the killings " hich w"r"
pulled IN with has money mad" the bet
ting ring quake On numerous OCCASIONS
h. Nagcrsd as much as 5000 on 4 horse
th. money going TO the mig ia cas h.
although b" had unlimited credit
Frank Farrell hasn't been inside Of a
rnc.track and hasn't bet dollar On =
horsa for two wears At on" tim" b"
own..d big stable and operatst on
Iarg" sale lmmen-. wag~rS wer. won
and lost on his hor-es Blues. Bpnnihert
Clark Griffith. Arklirta. James Brady
and others but in the long run he lost
money lie paid thousands 81 dollar
zach spring for yearlinKs. some Of bonn
didu'' nan ont while "Nrert checkers dr"w
fat ptllrI'.s. but when Farrell got into
baseball a. IN. owner - N" HiRhland"rs
b" saw = great light Racing. he said
V.s an uncertainty and A losing venture.
Will" winning ball team Was q gold mine
su-" enough 80 Farrell turned away
from the turf and says n" will never go
back
EiuIl Herr. the man who paid s250O
m cun orlsh - = = Fprsy'he for Mont
gnm"ry M ~" paddock - Belmont Park
rec v'.r Rs ago. l. said To- l@ IN EuroIs'.