New-York tribune., 1903-05-03
MITSKETEER'S HANDICAP
UIN,S THE KINGS COUNTY .
Fortunes Said to Hare Been ~ on on
Him-Sufok for Ninepln.


In the pleasing phrase of the turf. there was a
hog killing at Jamaica yesterday Inc h"e' -
>, e.. yrii, :, ali probability be doing business at
The old stand tomorrow but that fact cannot oe-
tract from the JOY OF the kill nor the mirth - % e
slavers II was less sanglinary, recAoheo y. o o
and cents possibly than other famous A4iiis ~
have been but shrewd observers OF such allfiiiS @
--ss .ftsr tt was All over that il was the most
ambitious and effective one that had beeh pc! ~.
rrated this year and because OF that lacl i -
worthy OF comment 1-.-
zEar5tra., six f,lrlong scramble. for three-sea
olds and upward. Thirteen owners or1glnaiE eeo'e
so start candidates in the race, out the halhe "a
a L. Asfe's three-year-old geldlhg Fia'et Sc Sc -
% frtghten them. and all except SIX oeclLieu 'Ae
.ss,e a. r,ost time Platter himself was Withdrawn
leaving a field Of only five to face the oarElei' "a
Nusksteer Mrs Frank Farrell's spTinter, was hlaue
the medium Of the killing. The evening oeIofe s
owners husband had conflded TO nuinoeF u
,-.e,ss who were the guests OF Ban Johnson at
"A dinner commemorating the opening or the amer
can League baseball season IN this city 1hat Ane
M1,sketeer was going to win the hlles NouI1s
Esndicsn and that he going TO WIN al bhe
w. M FarreIrs remark fingered in the minds OF
the diners after other sentiments had raced from
memory. All the guests were at 1he uach' olie
came early IN the morning Win DIG "lile soi1i
brero on his head and big green roll IN MS POCKET
N,,sleteer's urIce was quoted at 2lz 10 I in the
opening market, and dropped to to three MN
,tes after the with the white soInDrero aAa
his frie u5S
opened an even money favoTite. went 10 > lO .
under ,he buovant plunges On the Masetto horse
He never gave his followers the slightest cause 10
uuestion the wisdom OF their investment foa
who was riding him, got him OF running aho heP'
him in front all the way IL is oouotIut whether
Yellow Tail could have caught him under any con-
itfons but interference in the first hundred yards
eliminated him dangerous factor he ran INTO
second place in the stretch, and finished a iehstn
behind .he winner and half that distance IN front
~ Father BIZ Days Himself. Farrell and his
friend won-in the always fabulous terms in which
such affairs are Observation-Disclosures fortunes.
Both John W Gates and ''Pittsburg Phil" men
whose operations the turf have gained them
certain fame were said have been extremely
fortunate in their ventures yesterday. Gates per-
sonally saw TO the placing of his commissions, or
his presence in the ring at least gave rise TO that
inference
George A Ilavis's txo-year-old colt Masedo
the fastest four and half furlorgs that has been
made ia race this year. His time was "a 10 sec
onds. He won the fifth race. for maiden two-year-
oIds from & field of seven James r. keenes care
less closed with amazing speed in the stretch and
took the place from Tim Payne, heavily played
second choice Injunction, the capable son OF st
Ieonards-ProhIbition II, carried the elder Mr.
Keene's coiors home in front in mile and seventy
Yards handfcap and ia doing so lost thousands OF
/, dollars for the players who supported Andy VIII
iams and Hunter Raine. the Shields entry. at 2
. Cannon. Mr.. Keene's regular stable Jockey,
never worried hurried the colt, but taking him
back az the start rated him along nicely until the
head OF the stretch. when he gave him his head.
and he soon passed I>ochet and Andy Williams who
had been racing together out IL front and won
Past al 5 to / Won from sixteen other selling
piafers N the last affair. the mile and seventy
on J. J. McCaaerty's Lady Alberta took the filly
S on he fece Ii he en- FINISHED the race but Was
tnlen from the weighing stand in carriage The
last jump By August Beinont's Nlnepin-
SUMMARIES
FIRST BACE-seling: s-yesz-olds: 6 furIonss.
$, Betting p,
= MsoaHeTtys z7,,,. , s Plight e,sa5r and Trs 10,
4rlon 1o7 ;6s 5fr BTs5 1e IL
Wax Candle lo1 q Martin. 70 end to 8: scofer.
1st IA Mieae m @ % e 6r a5o - 10 70 enp i Pacgs Is 10 ac
and 5 g l: Alan IS G5aacla II to and to 10 and
sss1t good, easily Time. l:15ss-
SECOND RACE-Handicap: years and over: mile and
20 yards
1aoxhali p Izeene's eh C. Injunction by
81 Lsonards~ ii. g. ll5...;
,As6y WiissTns q 4 55s5,sR c9dsm, - out
3 ioS q Msrsino. and L /. and Bar LIE Due.
sood Msa aSs driving Time I;ss Occupied in betns
k THIRD RAcE-sUFFoI-K STAKES; 2-year-olds: 81
August Bel-ou+'s +. g. Ninepn. BY Hast
nsrzNinevshs 'os.---..- .4t5u!lmea} ! .,2-l 3:
Fsofie. 2ai Nsss Martin5 afh 81
Bronx 512 eoa9ml. to ans "a to |; wo2ashsds os %
9 ! and Ie 20 and chocllayotte. % Cdccalshan
o:s5
FOURTH RACE-gTNGs COUNTY HANDICAP: year,
and over: furlOngs.
Mrs Frank FarreIrs b. h TIE Musketeer,
BY MsSetto-Sis Himyar. 8, 12e--.--
Es... Tan csss+ssi SsiS Il =
sznvncihe g I03 q. MARTINI. 2a and TO 8
sWealth 8, 100 CWonderly), 24 TO 1 and 8. alsC
Start fair. al the way by length Time 1J5As
.Coupled II tie betting.
FIFTH RACE-AEaiden 2-year-olds AZ furlongs.
George n Dsvfss n. Masedo. by
NaKio-Reseda II l12......-. g LARSON ! S-S -
Careless. ttIarnon Al g
Tim Payne. Il2..-....-..-..-(H. Cochran 81 Il
Hoorbest. 1es Oce). 30 ! and 10 /: wotan. Il.
Fsrns3 and 70 1: Crown Prince. H. o. Martini
30 J. Spring. 112 (aaack). ! and 70 /
Sterling Belle Ios eConneD. 40 /, also
Start good Driving Time o=541S.
SIXTH RAcE-seIling. years and over: / mile and 7C
yards
George Forbess b. Z Past. by Bathampton
-Bygone 4 tLaesouza9 ! 81 ID
Fsosanco :. al-::.- -Geghp so 10
Arden 6. llO 0aoara. 30 / to /; Dr. Riddle 6
112 CBullmanl. 10 and 70 &; Lee King CRice
20 and J. Fsrsnlass. & III (Besuchamp) tc
and 1: Dark Planet. s. e6 CIaackl. IL and
70 !: Justice I1 Biichsels). so ! 10 10
nssss.ersinger, 1 IOI SafcCafe-tyl. ! . TO !
D7urrnord 81 (O'B Brien}, Is to snd to Squs
. 6ConnelD 10 10 and 70 l. Lady Alberta 4. q
iahsrl and 20 !: IverniE, :. l0l (oiesen) 20
G 1 a-S Torch WsfSf I