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TWO DISQUALIFIED DISQUALIFIEDCapt Disqualified Capt Caput J H Rees by awarding first money in the fourth race at Hawthorne to Madrileno Marlene a filly that finished third in a field of three con ¬ clusively collusively demonstrated to the public that Col Cool M Lewis Clark has lost his monopoly in ren Oren ¬ dering daring decisions best designated by the appella cappella ¬ tion ion of rare As in a late noted case at Harlem two horses were disqualified but this latest revelation to race goers must be given credit for novelty as here the disqualification worked to the injury of the favorite The tak tack ¬ ing King down of the numbers and their transposi transpose ¬ tion ion came to most onlookers like a clap of thunder from a clear sky No murmur of dis dais ¬ satisfaction was heard as in Chicago the racing public has long ago elected to accept the decisions of race track officials The crowd was the largest of the week No rain had fallen and the track was in splendid condition The weather was perfect Thoro Toro were fourteen bookmakers bookmakersEd bookmakers Ed Corrigans Corrigan colors showed in front from the first sixteenth to the last sixteenth in the first race Truth the Sir Modred Molded filly which bore them then stopping to a walk and finishing nowhere Con Reagan had broken in front but he was outrun by Truth until close in then secured the place Prestar Restart showed third up the back stretch and came on at the place where couraee courage counts and won handily Whirmanti Whitman line was fourth on the upper turn but soon gave it up The first four at this point were several lengths ahead of the others bat some of the back bunch ran well through the straight notably Star and Crescent who finished third and Elidad Elided The favorite La Salle Sale was never prominent prominentFrank prominent Frank Bell showed his ability to win from be ¬ hind as he never got to Batten who ran second until ten jumps from the wire This was a great betting race as the liberal post prices indicate Ailyar Halyard was off first Batten second Frank Bell third the trio being closely together through ¬ out the race Hardy Pardee Parsee was a bang up fourth at the threeeighths Willie Hurtin Hurting sent Ailyar Halyard to the whip soon after reaching the straight but the weight told and Dunnes Dunes colt as also Fontainebleu Containable were soon beaten Batten apparently winning at the last sixteenth was here joined by Frank Bell and only beaten in one of the most exciting of finishes Ailyar Halyard struggled on and ran third Kingrica Ingrid not understanding the game was left at the post while Fatherland and Bloss Loss were quickly outrun outrunGovernor outrun Governor Sheehan delayed the start in the third race by refusing to join his horses at the barrier The quicker his kind is barred the better for racing Loyaletta Loyalty Lucy Belle and Fair Deceiver were quickest away and Lew Blew Williams mare was at once taken to the front by Thorpe and not again headed Lucy Bell won in a tight fit with Sybaris Sybarite who if not pinned in on the rail as he was coming through at the last hundred yards would undoubtedly have won the race Millie M came from the rear and in axlose aloe finish got the third money away from Loyaletta Loyalty Governor Sheehan made up a lot of ground Carrie F ran well up to the entrance to the home stretch but finished absolutely absolutelyMoncreith absolutely Moncreith Noncredit being kicked by Madrilene Marlene at the post Tommy Burns dismounted and the horse being trotted to the judges stand Judge Rees excused him All tots were declared off and a new book made Moncreith Noncredit had opened at 8 to 5 and advanced in price to 13 to 5 while 3 to 5 against him for place might be had After being kicked he bled badly from a wound on the off hind leg The race was a great one Madrilene Marlene led passing the judges stand and was not caught until the last sixteenth Thorpe on Cherry Leaf tried to get through next the rail on the first turn up the back stretch and round ¬ ing King the upper turn but Rose on Nathanson Nathan kept him pinned in At the last sixteenth Cherry Leaf got past Madrilene Marlene but Thorpe at once went hard to work and only by a vigorous ride was he able to beat Nathanson Nathan to the wire With a boy like T Burns up Nathanson Nathan would have won After quite a few moments Judge Rees awarded first place toMadrilene comedienne placing Cherry Leaf second and Nathanson Nathan third The j latter pulled up very lame The presiding judge said At the last sixteenth as Cherry Leaf came to Madrilene Marlene the latter was driven into the fence and the boy Everett stopped riding as who would not Now Thorpe and Rose had been bumping all the way and the latter used his whip on the other at the bend for home so that none could say which jockey was to blame for the crowding of Madrilene Marlene There ¬ fore disqualifying both Cherry Leaf and Nath Math ¬ anson Hanson for first place I awarded them positions as they finished T C McDowell owner of Mad rileae ilea was called to the judges stand before the disqualification took place placeDare placed Dare II won the fifth race in a romp after lying second to Abe Furst Furs for over six furlongs The latter was beaten for the place by Harry Gaines who was in fifth position rounding the the upper turn several lengths behind Abe Furst Furs Double Dummy lasted in third position until close in and was always tagged by Treach Reach ¬ ery very Osmon Olson in leaving the post swerved into Cochise Cochins who at once fell gunshot behind while Osmons Simons chance was destroyed destroyedFor destroyed For the sixth race Thorpe got Primate home after a hot drive in Bryan being second after lying third all the way Official came from he rear and ran third Lone Princess led into the straight after displacing Eleanor Holmes Lib ¬ ertine serine was sunk by his 117 pounds Nat P was fifth into the home stretch Don Quixote off badly ran a good race Judge Rees has issued a permit to the jockeys allowing those disengaged to stand on the lawn of the paddock and watch the race in progress He said 1 think the observation and critisism criticism of others methods is the best of educators and have suggested to the Hawthorne management that a small stand for the use of the jockeys be orected corrected a the paddock fence so that the boys may have an unobstructed view viewThere veteran There being no bleaching boards above the betting ring at Hawthorne so that denizens of the ring are forced to hurry to the grand stand or raised bricks fronting it to see the race speculation is shut off some five minutes sooner than is common as interested parties wish to see the start which under Mr Bruens Bruges system may take place as soon a 3 ihe he horses reach the post postThe apostate The coatless rail birds that sit upon the inside track fence when the horses are started at the quarter pole on the first turn form a barricade rendering it next to impossible for the occu occur ¬ pants of the lawn to distinguish the colors of the jockeys on the horses facing the barrier The rail birds should be made to witness the start from the outside of the track trackTommy traction Tommy Burns expects to ride one of Mr August Belmonts Belmont colts in the Futurity He says I think I shall continue to do most of my riding in the west as I am satisfied that here I can win more races racesJudge races Judge Rees has not yet located the blame for the accident Wednesday to Numa Neumann and Jockey Ellis The testimony of the boys riding in the race is conflicting conflictingJ conflicting J W Schorr Scorer and Tommy Burns left for St Louis Thursday night and Mr Schorrs Scorers horses were shipped to the same place at the same time Col Cool A W Hamilton associate judge at Har Hara ¬ lem ylem was a visitor
