The sun., 1910-06-30
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
TURF GOtERNORS SAID TO BE
USING A PROBE.

Bu,peusloe - Jeolkay Du8aA fer RSuEh
Ps1hls nay NJ PsissWed ~ Iho
nreaklRg W u a Csgtain CombanA-
tlOa-CRn Bailot Beat Fila HRrbertG
mo suspension Of Jockey Dusan By tho
shcepihead Ray stewards for -nagrant
O. "a riding In the surf Stakes on Tues
day Nas widely discussed BY turfmsn at
me rack Yesterday. Il Wus a foragons
,1uAision. they said. when Trainer Rowe
vi the Keene stable y ado formal charges
astnsi DuEan becauLs Of his foul riding
% SIR John johnson IN the sheepshead
Ry Handicap last week that the Jockey
vCEd he summarily dealt vhth. Dugan's
mierferenne with Maskeite when he rode
Sir John johnson. Whsh probably enabled
Kug James 90 win that event. while draw
irg protest from ROue. vas oficially
,,rrooked for thu reasOi THAI the Olienoe
Rt. committed IN fuli vieN Of the stewards
T.' Rose's protest. Whlch vas backed up
o. Mr. keene a. vlce-chaiFmaR Of tho
Iu. .ey Club. caused the stewards 10 exer-
80 extraordinary vigilance. with the re-
su'r hat having noted DuGan's rough work
IN he surf stakes themselves they losi
d. lime In suspendinE the boy for The resi
o. ne meeting and referring HE case to
the jockey club
pugSn has been suspended for rough
ud,ns on several occas,ons and has been
warned more than once. hut he has gone
rghi along with his cowboy tactics until
several jockeys have expressed themselves
81, fearful Of bodily harm. Whan V. Powers
vas thrown by Meridian a. GrAvessnd
he told the stewards that the colt iell. but
he informed e. l.. Harrison, Meridian's
owner. that Il was due 10 Intentional inter
ference by Dugan on one of August 8elmOnt's =
tuo.year-Olds W. Doyle, another Jockey
Who vas thrown IN race because Of herd
fng iust after the start. when Questioned
D., high Oficials declared that Il Was an
unavoidable accident. but privately he
did not hesitate 10 blame Dugan. This
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iar az ne eouid learh Duaan Was noa guhly
81 Intentional fouiinE.
but aside from the rough riding of thi.
enefse'" YOUNG man v y -sd Ihal hoNe
'harse, ana the senefal c0n,men' spon
the palpable Interference with Maskeus
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"ai'''' '''at IVY pIouo "a- "9.u u'suAn'
into Use. The operations OF certain hoTss
owners and heltone have come under Of
arial -eaFchlirht and many queer LDosinr
-. - hsin., d,'.~e,ed "a ,hs r,,r,cr ..
Ia,ss ~ u''ssI''N ~ '''' 'ui'''' "'s
~ me track these DAYS.
When the stewards Of the meeting held
. ..rga. of ronfah. "A ths tract an 'r,,e.a.,.
- -. -. -...'..,.., 1, - -.
u.loI' puHsn ~. .s,,'lls ~ -.iI,
Of jOcksys was discusssd at mach length.
The stovv that thrpe prominen, rider. who
-. h-s. W,,.... ,,..-.,h,.- :, ~. A.. "a,
ua'r u0eh H'hs "se'".t nv nay Az
SEASON have been closely ldenfined with
the Affairs Of q certain clique II said 10 have
heen talked over nv the turf aolon. and
,nsa.,,r.- v,II, hs tsEsn no break yp mi. corn
n'na'los n fesny el'sis "a .hpH, may
IL assumed that Nhile the JOCKEY 'iub
never hires q hraas band q vigorous attempt
vii be made to clean racing
When Ballot heat King James in the
Advance stakes fruiner Rove smiled
,,r,11iy -That sauares accounts for tss
WaV Naakette vas treated sald Ia5nss III
t,sfnsT -WtU von rage H1iiof arsipat
~ asrbert weight Tor sres. In
minute replied me Kfene trainer -bui
san,e,-
" q. Yanke. owner Of The star 6lly
Round the World i a handicapper of much
stone. even with McCabe. ! stable boz. up
Nas q sure winner Of the Grass selling
Stakes. 40 he played the Rockton reldiEg
straight and cleGned up enough 70 psy the
entire eHpehaes Of his stable for yrsf
20 COME Oddly enough he didr G ask
Trainer NeiT for his opinion of kOCk-tole