The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-13
FOXY FESSENDON
JoLTs JAMAICA BOOKS SEVERE
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Took $30, 900 From Ring, His Horse Pasbook, Winning to DO to l. Bet in Driblets at First and Got Some Books For 100
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 New York, Nov. 12-Probably the larg- est coup made on an eastern track this year occurred in the last race at Jamaica today when Passbook, owned by W. c. 50 to l. By placing his money fin small amounts Fessenden was able to get most of 1t down at 100 to after which the price gradually dropped to 50 to 1. Fes- senden, 1t Is said. took about $3o.0o0 from the book makers Passbook lay in a good position to the head of the stretch when Cochran sent him to 1he front and won by a length from Sir Shep, with the fa- vorite. Mart Mullen third First race, selling: furlongs.Ascension; 10. lBoiesen) to 10. Von; Andrattus. 100 CRedfern) 6 to 1, second; Alpaca, 9S (TIig- gins) 10 to 1. third. Time 1:1s 2-5. Home stead, Bizerta, Neither One, Worry, For ward and Entry ran.
 Second race, handicap. mile and six teenth-Buttons. 115 Redfern) to 3. won: Colonsay, 107 (Michaels) g to 1, second; Tribes Hill. 115 Pickering) to 1, third. Time 1:F 2-5. Som Craig. Ostrich, Meis- tersinger and Duke of Kendall ran. Third race, the Boulevard stakes. fur | Iongs-Souriers 107 (Fuller) to 2, won; Reveille. 102 (Redfern) { to 1, second: | Wizard. 1oe CBulman) 2 to 1. third. Time 1:14 1-5. Toisan, Monet and Emergency ran.
 Fourth race, the Union handicap, fur llongs-Sweet Alice. 10s (EIiggins) 8 to l. won; Lux Casta, 121 (Burns) 15 to 1, sec third. Time 1:l4. Elsie L.. nlyria. Kins Pepper. Gay Boy, New York and Eagle ran.
 Fifth race, 6 1-2 furlongs-oriskany. 11t (TrubeD 10 to 1, won; Forthunter, 11t CBlake) 100 to 1, second; Yellowhammer no (o'NeiD 4 to 1, third. Time 1:os. Ad. fosten. Coppelia, Prince Salm salm. Mo. nican. Tithonia, Rob Roy. Conklin. Moni- tor, Bronx. Buster, Sir Carter and Will | ligesse ran. Sixth race. mile and sixteenth-Pass- book. 107 (Cocmron) 50 to i, won: Sir Shep, 11O CBoisen) IS to 5. second; Mart Mullen. 11O (O'NeiD g to 5, third. Time 1:50. Heir Apparent. Labor, Albany Girl. Burning Glass, Mutt Blanche, Hymettus, William Pigeon, Grantsdale. Dinna For get ran.
 Entries for Today.
 T5s5 rass McaFi M suon M S Girle, 113: Parisienne, 12; Forward, 107; Athlana. 1oS; Princess Tulane. ss; Alaska. 97; The Captain, 90.
 mile and furlong-Circus. IA; Satire, 1oS; All Gold, 1O6; Dark Planet. 104; Stone wall, 1o1; Bolina. 100: Animostiy, ss; Wild Pirate; ss: Hoodwink. s4.
 furlongs-Reiiance, 12O; Mimosa, ilS; Crown Prince, IF: Pol Roger, lii; sais, 1os; .Reticent. 1os; Prince salm salm. 1O6; Tom Cod, 95.
 Fourth race. the Liberty; selling; mile and sixteenth-Satire, los; Sheriff Bell, TOT; Ethics. los; G. Whittier, 1O4: Car buncle. Monograph. Lady Potentate. 1o3;
 Fifth sace. maiden 2-year-old Allies; five and one-half furlongs-Belle of Portland. Ancestor. Belle of Bellemeade. Ganogue. Merry Moments, My Ester. High Heels. Chan a.I~ Smith, Esher Leaf. Trossachs, Destiny, Filler. Clear the Arena, 112.
 Sixth race. selling. one and one-six- teenth miles-Unmasked, Ill; Squanto. tier 102; Gravina 100; Hot. 9s; Orion, 6; Star and Garter. Miladilove, 90. At Latonia.
 Cincinnati, Nov. 12.-The handicap at a mile and an eighth was the star event of the day at Latonia. and was won by Res ervation, the favorite Bardolph surprised the handicappers by securing the place at 15 to l. Theme, backed from to 1 to Yerkes was run run up up from S'' $500 to $500 SSIn in | the first but was retained by his owner Antolee was bid up from $500 to 800 m | the third race, but was retained by the | owner. Fair Lady Anna, winner of the by T. Hatfield. Charley McCafferty | claimed Chickadee for SLIGO after that horse finished second to Antolee. Weath. l CT pleasant; track slow.
 First race, six furlongs-John Yerkes 1M lBeauchamp). to 5. won; Quiz IT. 1W (D. Austinl. to 2, second; Miss Go- lightly, 106 (B: payis), to l. third. Time
 second race. six furiongs~sanetomo 1l2 (Minder1, I2 to 10. won; Rainland, 10: (H. Phlllipsl, to 10. second: Henry Ly, ons' s7 (D. Austinl, 20 to 1, third. Time l 1l6 S-4. Henry Lehrmann. Jr, ran w" 1 Third race rnilA and aeVenfv In. tolee, 100 (D. Austin), g to 5. won; Chick. adee. lO4 (CrawforO, to 1, second: Troc. adero. 1D5 (Hodgesonl, to 1. third. Time 50 leg. Fillmore, Sidney Sabbath ran.
 Fourth race, i've and a half furlongs- Katie Powers. 1o3 (H. Philips), 25 to | won; Lida Lieb, 109 CD. Austin), II to 5 second; Alma Dufour, 1O9 CD. Knight). < Ward, Bride. Hindilene ran.
 Fifth race, one mile and an eighth, han. | dfcap-Reservation, 112 (Munro), 2 to 5 won; Bardolph. 100 GA: w. Booker), 15 tc l; second; Fonsoluca, 1o7 Qdoffler), { to i third. Time. 1:57 1-2. Thane and Tancred l ran.
 Sixth race. seven furlongs-Fair Lady Am Anna; ,os sS CD; Austin} to 5. won, Nam.
 Coulter, 105 CH. Phiilips), to 1. third,
 Time. l:Sl. Nestoria. Sinner Simon, Boun- dary, Beaucaire, Guadalaquiver ran,
 Entries for Today.
 First race, one mile. selling-My Queen, I Grainger, Henry Brook Choice. 1Of: Tom Hall, 100: Bedford, 99; Melbourne EclIpse 18; Illuminate. 1o4; Kings Pet, s6; Easy
 Second race, five and one-half furlongs- Lyrist. Athena, 96; Applause, Anna Hast ings, Princess Lucille, Iole, Nettie E., J. Sambock, Katie Powers Eccentric. Eleata, Vallaramble, Miss Fleischman,
 Third race, mile and sixteenth, selling Tufts, 9S; Tubin, 96; Sister Lillian, So; Chickadee, 104; Circus Girl, 103; Lemco, 101; Flora Willoughby. S9 Barbara Freit- chic, 100; Loves Labor, 102: Lady Match less, s1;, G. W. w. ,1OS3 Moor. sS
 Fourth race, steeplechase, short course- Red Car, 143; Sea Pirate, Tricotin 13O; Charawind, 150; MT. Rose. Faraday, Jr., 140; Itacatiara, 135; Ceylon, 157.
 Fifth race. six furlongs-Harka, Cocoon, Lady Vivian, Cassie Schuler, Seagraves, Major T. J. Carson, False Entry, 1Os; Hobson's Choice; Red White and Blue, Ethel Scruggs, Variore, Idle, 108; Ban. well, Rough and Tumble, 109.
 Sixth race. mile, selling-Worthingto Arachue, digger, Domadge, Lizzie A Trocadero, Moslxeto, 1C4; Mandamus Bean, 101; Christine A, 97; Flaneur, 99 Bob Franklin. 100.
 STAKES CLOSE TOMORROW.