The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-08
JOCKEY SCOYILLE IS WARNED
al MY or ROIGH RIDING N
THE NEPTI NJ STAKES.
Throws kins PIN Into the Fence and
Ro>a Meteor beats the BoN Colt in
Hard Drive james %. heene's
MeIisande scores at Emp,re t1iy.

Jockey SroVille recelVe'i n sharp rcpri-
mand and Warning from the stewards
al Empire city Yesterday for a nagrant
Tlecs OF rough riding un D.. X. Bradley
Bobby Boyer IN the Neptune stakes Tor
tVO-year old- six IurlongS. With Only
three starters SyoVille took the Bradley
colt to the front with N. Quin,y stables
King Pm on the rail and the Newcastle
stable, Royal Meteor, Ia =. close behind
therl la the mddle of the bAcksirct,h
S,oVille crowded his mount over Ia SucH
a manner that hing Fin Vas thrown mt"
the fence and Jockey Lang had his left
boot almost torn NJ. Lang had to puil
up short. wher-upon Royal Meteor vent
after Bobhy Boyer and made him puit
before the head of the -tret,h was reached
By that time Lang had HING Pin IA his
stride aRaIn and the sou of Box rapidly
oVeThAul.d ROYAL Meteor n was driV" To
the sire then. with Royal Meteor the win
ner ~ a -.ant length and hing Pin ten
lengths before Bobby Boyer. the time
being iI6 Ming PA therefore would
have won nut for the cowboy tactics 81
ScoVille. against whom Lang made a formal
complaint
\ shift in jockeys from Heatherington
TO koern.r worked wonders with X. p
tarman's Rye straw. - To / who ran OF
With the urst race. for maiden tWo-yeaT- Odds,
hNe and half furlongs lie made all the
rAnning and Won easily by "A !eagth and "A
has HAIRY - Montagu.'s Gauntlet to /,
always the contender. Was second tue same
story. 10 to l James X keene', Jest. a luke
warm ilkori~. Wa- badly ridden % Stsss
uors". well Tan, led. Was shut on and had 10
chance. The tmc wAs ~.
G-orge Odom'- Nimbu~ a prohibitivc
iaN"rit". let from start 90 finish "a ~"
ond race. a. mi", and Won ClcyerN
Drury's mar Nour. un whom there was
AT aTHg La IEH a i. H. =
Clin Edg". an outsider. ran third al 10"
way. but u Z. Wilson " : 'aHdIeh"rrS.
ihtrt N favor ,"Hld not ra,>" d sa.!"p
bens, hoi-n : ride on Queen Marguerite
many spe tators threw w their hands
H." midget had the mar" in rral pockets
"a The rnh and M ,neh a irnTh outs,i"
great ciuu vth Keep Moving. To J..
and "a" lanse" mar" Won ~ a drive by
n.- ~. ond a length and half ia front "f
l. - Applehy.S Christina, 10
stepped THREE IA rt"r- 81 a mile IA 0 I. '-i
dnvc hI halt lrnFrh She follow ed
the pa, - -"l by q Odum'- Trance. 10 1.
TO the head OF he stretch. where the latter
quit Then the kesne mar" stood IN |.
Sn In,pG'r on the tufn aud beat : az az
man. MAGAZINE q" 10 . "A H's Tor tn" plaC"
James Ma anu~.. H~E' obrrn. the
faN oTite. wa- la-' AL the way. app"a rinE 10
b.. in a ~ Of suik-
u y Watkins Lad 81 Ian gden. faVori'e
ent To the front IA the ba' -'Tst , u and u on
the last race, at a mile and a luTipng. nv a
lsngth and q half !. T. Madden Moor q
good thing. got the place with Banburt.
~ To- T. thiTd The Peer vas knoyAei INTO
the fence ON th" turn and Ila-- had to pull
az Iu-t when n" Battcu yrlding seemed
20 Ice a dangerous factor The race was on
In = Be-
Thr various traoA owners operating
under ~" jurisdiction Of the Jo- spy tu.b
held meeting a. the Windsor Ar1ate
yesterday to dis U.s. ways and means 20
Keep racing alive after september ~ Wa
rnallN lie Idsd 10 allow the matter to go
over until some time nsyt month
A. the Nonk"T~ track Yesterday morning
OlamhAla worked for the Brighton Hauut-
az, hy turning mile AMI quarter m %
IN : ~ SIS aud car covered min" fIrluUg-
IN 90i
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