The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-08-20
Ed. nsffner, In Explaining Dis.
mlssal, Said He Feared Bad
Work Of Jockey Would Be a
Reflection on His Work az
Trainer.
By Vincent Treanor.


JOCKEY JOE BYRNE i. out Of .
Job. He didn't sevsr his connsc-
~ lions with the Hallenbsck Stable
~ has been reported. He was dis
charseu. fred. or any other way You
want 10 put II. Ed HefYnsr. trainer
OF the stable. 10 authority for the
latter statcment. He says he wants
to correct the impression that 6yrne
quit his employ OF his own accord.
Henner says the jockey had no
choice In the matter.
Heffner didn't 20 into details In sx-
planning Byrne'a. dismissal. but he
did intimate tina, The rider had not
given him satisfaction. He was al.
ways pulling up horses at the barrier
or being bumped and knocked out OF
contention 20 much. said Henner.
mat ne began to fear his tactics
would be reflect on him.
!. II will DO remembered that Heffner
was himself suspended by the Stew
ards NJ Belmont Park during the
Empire meetinG for toe questionable
1ne RIM. tie w. AZ sLDsuv uvntiy re-
ii,statea Ny tne Saratoga viiieias 20.
cause tLere was v re,lsonAuao uvupt
al y ronsNo,ns on MS part.
I3yrns startvA t.Ao soasOn very Sue
ccss1uily. has r.Ge lnaLy winners
und made himself IL puolic fav0rite
win rAcegveis generally. Then his
work an the saduie TOOK stump and
ne vegan tosliig races ON good horses.
he IUst on Coming Tower tao Jay
neybourn was thu medium Of n kill
inx IN tue Same race. CoInIng Tower
had on three straignt races anu WAS
regarded 50 mucn OF a good thing
that he was a 10 s shot. Coming
Tow OF waA an front In the early rum
ming Of tLo racc, Dut wGen ileyb0urn
mo. cd up toward MIN Dyrne. for
su.ne reason or other, pulled away
rrvn the rail. Th.s les neypourn
through ana ne Won IA gallon.
Reybourn has had two CHANCES SINCE
TO duplicate the performances. but he
hasn't run within pounds of that
race.
Byrne, after all. may be simply a
he had little control. Ills friends
prefer to believe this way rather than
otherwise.
There viii be no extension Of the
meeting acre, "a Was expected. IL
w" end as originally scheuuled--a
week from saturday. This will leave
two on days between the wind-up
acre and the beginning OF the fall
meeting at Belmont Park sept. I.
The villagers hero wouldn't come
across with the financial assistano
the association requested 10 run here
two extra days. II u said the on
Gals demanded 5000 from the city
merchants. but the best the latter
could do was to raise $4,000.
chicls, Rowe's latest tive. year old.
won the last race OF the day here
yesterday like a good horse. although
he was q lukewArm choice In the
market. IL was rumored before the
race that he was q bad breaker. Ha
broke well enough and. with the ox-
caption OF q second or 20 when Favor
headed him, was In front all the way
He seemed TO "loar' when he rot
around the stretch turn, but when
Tommy McTsggart hit him o couple
Of times with the whip he drew away
being sired by Spoarmint. His dam
is Lady Hamburg II. In appearances
he Ii typical Hamburg all over.
DICK Csrman has honght the mare
Axyiade from J. W. Hsdrick, who
claimed her out of selling raco
WedDesday. No price was announced.
A4ytoAo ian't mt7oh ei9ht now nha