The sun., 1903-11-14
SHERIFF BELL IN A DRIVE.
TAXES LIBERTY STAKES by A
SHORT HEAD.
carbuncie. the Heavily Backed FavOrite.
Poorly Handlcd-Easy for Mamie
Worth-Reticent Beats Pol Roger
-Four Fayorites Go Over the Plate,

Although four favorltes won at Jamaica
yesterday the crowd went away grumbling
Two Of these choices were at prohibitive
odds while the heaviest played fnvorite.
,nrbuncle, in the Liberty Stakes. for three
,onf.o!ds and upward at mile and sixteenth
was hca'en a head by Sheriff Bell, chiefly
because Of poor ride by Redfern during the
carly stages of the race. Carbuncle opened
p, 7to5, hut was quickly reduced to even
money! all of the big bettors getting aboard
with confidence Sheriff Bell meanwhile
vent back from to 5 to threes. and Lady
potnnta,a scared from twos to l8 to s. Lady
po'cntatc ran dead race and made those
wno played her feel that life was not worth
living As sheriff Bell and Monograph rushed
off In front to set n killing pace. Rcdfcrn
ru, Carhunclc under a choking pull and lot
,h, leaders take big lead. Monograph
hl,u up OIL the far turn. hut Sheriff Bell. in
stead OF following suit. kept on under mag
,Ihccnt ride frorc Fuller. and lasted long
enough to win by a head from Carbuncle.
v ho made up the lost ground in the stretch.
rrhcs, three lengths away beat Lady Po-
,,ntate a head, with Monograph the same
uarsiu behind,
Buttons was scratched from tho first race.
a handicap for three -year-olds at six fur
longs Mamie Worth. with top weight. being
a ! TO : favorte. Parisienne and Princess
Tulane. in receipt of fourteen and twenty
enven pounds from Senator Worth's flly,
were both played in n desultory way to beat
hot Burns took Mamie Worth instantly
10 the front Wi;h parisienne close up until
she was knocked to her knees by Forward
auu dropped back. Princess Tulane then
won't after the fayorite, but Burns drew
away in the $, Itch to an easy victory by three
IerIhs in I:il. Princess Tulane was also
,iree lengths in front OF The Captain 40 to /.
VITO headed Parisainc out of third money
Burns virtually killed the chances of All
Gold, o to 2. in the second race at mile and
II iurlong. by hook ing up with the puGemaker
, aud favorits., Wild Pirate pract icaly from
s-iIe start Burns even went to the whip on
L. upper turn, never allowing the Ray
ytorse chance to get his second wind
Nhs result that be b oeas sss q" nf her
Wid Pirate had cinched the race by two
lengths In i;55 3-5,, it was not until the Last a,
sf1f n Al Nas oSd ae's
down from to to - his 70 nd
would have taken large amount out OF the
ring, Satire. backed down to hves. was
poorly handled by PiEker,hE a,;x nreverted Roll.
ance' the favorite in the third race. a handicap
for two;;yyear-ods at sly furlopgs' from, win. ~.
field going up the backstretch with Bullman
,moknc the running on !, POI PRS Roger. l. to- !;
Sssn bran . ersk Mn to he
ran over Pol Roger and won by a length and
a half in ia "a. the latter beating Reli.
Hncs a neck. Crown Prince heavily played
at lG to 5 and Sais carrying the Tammany
bundle at threes, were bitter disappolnt-
inentS
In a field of fifteen maiden two year old
dIi,"s, who. started in the nth event at hyt
posed good things but the talent stuck tC
Clear the Arena, the favorite az II to .. II
WAS u case Of spread eagle with this one after
higgins took her to III" front. for she Won by
three len gths in os Belle of Belle Meade
TO /. got place money by n. neck from tinn
aiiog,ie 20 to /. Missing Link. TrossaChs
Iciller, Belle of Portland, Merry Moments
and My Ester were all played
l'nmaskcd who has been winning steadily
over sine" Trainer Frank Weir took hold OF
h,n. wa. Hrohih,iv' iayoTit" in 1 me ,s as, 8,
making his own pace Fuller had to ride the
on Of Domino al the way doTn ,ro the IS. s,rf1ch vi1
second choice, who finished ten lengths in
front of Hot. The me was AZ 40 Fuller
aud higgins each rode two winners