New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-11
STAMPING GROUND WINS
FIRST IN THE MINEOLA.
Hicks Forgets to Weigh Out-Sdit-
ing Outridden by Burns.


The MineOla Handicap. for three-year-olds. at
one and one-sixteenth miles. the one feature OF
the afternoons sport Jamaica yesterday. de-
veloped into very pretty horserace in spite Of
the fact that only four performers took part in
it The quartet was composed of the FLIES Wild
Thyme and Stamping Ground. the former carry
ing lib pounds and the latter pounds less, and
the colts Sheriff Bell 1o5. ana Colonsay, IS. The
weights had been nicely allotted that each
horse seemed to have e fair chance to win. and
although Wild Thyme was held at the shortest
price the others were supported generously.
As soon the barrier lifted Higgins began
one Of his hustling rides Stamping Ground, and
he soon had her a couple OF lengths IN front
Through the backstretch the other three followed
in single file until within a hundred yards Of the
far upper turn when they all lined up side BY side
and started TO the flying FLY down. She stH
showed her heels TO them when the pursuers had
Strengthened for home. and although both the
colts reached her saddle gtrths once she shook
them off and they dropped back. Going by the
Judges Stamping Ground, ridden out, was a scant
two lengths ahead. with the other three so close
together that the grandstand held its breath until
the official numbers were hoisted. The place was
given TO Colonssy. and the small end to Sheriff
Bell Wild Thyme did not up to her best form.
and was spawning all the track in the stretch
There was not much warmth IN the bright
shine that flooded the sandy wastes Of Senator sui
Iivau's inclosure and the rides that some OF the
animals received from some Of the Jockeys did not
raise the temperature. This was particularly true
in two-year-old handicap. at five and one-half fur
longs when Crown Prince was beaten by J. l. Nc
Ginns's Monet. Sailing had the leg up on Crown
Prince and the colt was first in demand IN field
of fourteen. Crown Prince had his share Of luck in
a straggling start. which Duncan was left at the
post The colt well up with the leaders until
the straight was reached. when Sailing seemed TO
let go his head and he promptly went to pieces
Burns on Monet took advantage OF the younger
boys carelessness inability, and outriding him.
won by a scant margin Reticent, at 20 10 !. was
third.
In an all aged lightweight handicap. at six fur
longs ONen on the two-year-old colt Ostrich, out
generated Cannon. on Emergency, in the crowding
that took place at the stretch turn As Ostr1cn was
q favorite, however. few inclined to criticse-
Considering the fact that the weights were all
above the scale, the handicap proved excellent
race. and the time Of the winner. 2:14 was very
sreditabe; Cannon MANAGES 14a TO get emergency
The Top Gallant three-year-old gelding Trepan.
seemed so much better than the fourteen remnants
that made up his field that he actually made an
0Nefi was comPeed to draw his whip to stan of
Mart Mullen. Hicks. who rode the latter colt was
IN such haste TO get 10 the Jockey room that ne
forgot weigh out and the result of the race was
Silver Dream two-year-old FLY that was known
beat Mr. Whitney's handsome FLY Mimosa in a
the measure Of lot Of paters in an affair at
mile and twenty yards.
SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE-Highweight handicap: all ages f1rlongs
T ST. p
Boston Stables b. c Ostrich by or1 s.r-,
E5 5s5@s; i 5ss:| q
Homestead I 100 G1ller). ! and TO l. Neither
one l25 q9esn 90 :! and 10 10 70 I TIE re S S11Ts
3 ~ clicks. 20 I: Miladi Live 3; 10
20 To and Il to 4 and San Reno s. 10 ID ocoano
100 to and 40 to also ran. start good Won driving
SECOND RACES years and over: mile and 70 yards.
L. Y. Beus 8. c. Whittier By Eisnet
a: E5s,' 5o' ,,. s s:5s:5} :, 8
rs Blaze 80 to q9d II 70 s fy % IN 10 to
ana ! TO /: Ernest Psrham. 4 lO7 Ful.er to and
to TO- ard Dark PanS 6s > " Won sr5F Time i:48s
THIRD RAcE-Handlcap. 2-year-olds; 5s furlongs,
J. L. NcGluniz'z ch. c. Monet. BY Ben
cr S5F8' Fr5es ll' es s5a5a5' Il
FL gss Ne s8s TO + to El. sae to ,ds af
70 TO and - 10 s sg1s o sshan5 30 to and 10
70 /; wizard 100 CBnIiman to l and TO 2: Redman
lf s s8q1 and 100 to to i5s a. 70 d m
and 20 to . and bI lo8 IHgE Time M 1o7 a
FOURTH RAcE-THE NuNEoI-A HANDICAP: s-year-
dds lilo miles.
F Doctor's { stamping Ground BY TX in
EherHT Bell 600 90
Wild THYME II3 (7edfern). to and to .. also
start good Won driving. Time. las
FIFTH RAcE-2-year-old FLIES: 514 furlOugs.
7 f5srsou's b. T. silver Dream. by Henry
Of Navarre-Golden Dream. I0T- tFuller) - p
Miracsa. I09 QSedIer-JZ - %
Palette. 1Oi. t5oiesent " Al
Missing Link % callahan. 25 and 10 TOT
san 100 CRomanellD. : TO and 20 l. E5heT Leaf -
CFEgns) 200 l and 20 70 /; Belle Of Wakefield 80
(Adchaes 50 TO and - 70 l. Tr9ssaehs go % 5rienl
co to and and BandeTiils, 90 ID O CoHnor 20
/ 10 / and so 20 l. also Start good Won handly
Time 1869
Sixth RACE-Maidens; years and over; mile and 20
yards
y T GrifHn's B. or br. g. Trepan, by 49,
Ton Galant-I-a Creole. 3. 1oT. oO'NeiD 10 %
Mart Mullen. g. 1l3.-----.----- =. tt1icks) IL 81
Sir ship. 3 tt5oieseA) o IL -
Crantsdale III CBurnsl to and TO l; Labor. 5.
and % TO !: Dnna Forget 4 lOt
1TreGben 100 TO ana 80 to I: Mutt Blanche. 8 leI
,1'prfer, 100 10 ! 70 10 l. Burning Glass, 3. no
tPicerine) 200 and 50 to l. Love Note lOI (saling
10 and 10 .: Heir Apparent ;. 1o4 tE1omanellD .
Book 3, 100 Cochran 100 20 and
en- - /. William Pigeon g 10 (Creamer 90 to and 20
- /. Ar1inte 3 100 Fuller, 10 10 and TO l. and
3 (allsEanJ. 30 70 and 10 70 also ran
e+art rood Won driving Time. l4I. Broke down
JAMAICA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
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