New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-06
SUSPEND FIVE JOCKEYS
Stewards Punish Riders on Sec
end Day Of Saratoga Meeting.
OCEAN BOUND WINS RACE
CAPTURES Alabama Stakes, Al
though cherryola Challenges
a. Last Fu1iong Pole.
az T,isgraph 70 The Trloune. ]

s7rs+nya- y. Y. aug 5.-Five jockeys
were punished Tor one reason or announcer
at the track here to-day, Garner ana
Leach being set down for fiTo days each
for disobedience at the post. White ScoFlle'
Davis and Davies were suspended SIN DAYS
each b,. the stewards, Scorile and Dawes
for rough riding and Davis for careieSshess
n easing up his mount at the hnish OF the
4f.b race which cost the Chelsea Stables
Martinez the purse
I1a,,s was lucky tc escape with Sc light
a sentence. IS a more fragrant case OF
overconfdence has not been seen this sea-
son Martinez. which warmed up sore and
ms slow TO settle in his stride. closed
strongly in the stretc: and after wearing
Our Hannah down had the race safely WOE
vel: ins.de the last sixteenth pole. The
ooy thinking il was all over. began 20 pun
I'D his mount. ard Glass, seeing HIS oppoT-
tunity brought }3lsckford up on the rail- to
win in the last stride by a short head. Under
proper handling Martinez would have won
c;everly enough by a full length. and those
who had wagsred On his chances looked on
~ dumb disnlay an6 disgust as the boy
carelessly tossed off the race.
High Private the strong paddock tip in
this race did not roll home as his fol-
lowers so confidently expected He had no
excuses either. as he was in good position
for FIVE furlongs. but failed TO como on IN
The stre.cl.
Scoviue was suspended for six DAYS for
cutting across his field with Schoolmarm
shortly after the start in the Alabama
Stakes. interfering badly with Cherryola
end MarigoJ. while Davies was punished
and his mount. Cintrella, disqualified out
CT second place in the last race. for bearing
out and interfering with James p Keene's
SuTra cisr when Strengthened out for home
woodfor,1 Clay's Ocean Bound. which has
met defeat only once this year, and then by
Amelia jerks at Sheepshead Bay under
what many considered q weak ride by But
well won the Alabama Stakes, Of 5000,
after her owner and his friends had ex-
perienced some anxious moments when
Cherryola challenged at the last furlong
pole.
The start was unfortunate, as Amelia
jerks stumbled and almost went to her
knees as the barrier was released, which
ended any chance she may have had
Ocean Bound and Folle Levy raced away
from the others. and when the latter found
the pace TOO fast the Star Shoot FLY opened
I'D a gap of five or six lengths rounding
the far turn. Just when II looked however.
as if she would gallop to easy victory.
most headed her at the last furlong pole.
lie effort told, however. and Ocean Bound
came away again at the end to win rather
easily by two lengths. Shilling, who had
the mount explained afterward that he had
given Ocean Bound a breather rounding
the turn, which made II possible for Cher
rzola TO close such a big gap in quarter
Of q mile
Shilling rode two winners, but was rather
lucky TO escape disqualification with
Novelty in the first race Glass, who had
the mount on James r Keene's Nightfall.
went before the stewards and made claim
OF foul against Shilling for carrying him
wide in the run through the stretch. So
far as could be seen from the stand.
Novelty did not hamper Nightfan in bear
ing out and the stewards felt the same
way. as they allowed the race to stand as
finished.
There was difference of opinion about
the disqualification Of Cintre1la in the last
race as many in the stand believed that
Garner. on August Belmont's Tasteful, was
responsible for interfering with Sufragist
hy crossing over sharply from the outside.
Al three boys had d hearing before the
stewards, who decided that Davies was 10
blame for allowing his mount To bear out.
Suffragist was making his run at the time
end had Just succeeded in racing Van Den
into submission when he was knocked out
Of his stride, which TO doubt cost him the
race
The horses OF tho Newcastle Stable,
owned by Andrew Miller and Tom Welsh,
viii be sold at auction on August y.
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