New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
HURSTBOURNE IN FRONT.
WINS THE SPRINGFIELD.
Great Enthusiasm at Opening OF
Jamaica Meet.

The seven davis meet at Senator Tim Sulh-
vans new racing Enclosure at Jamaica oegan yes
terdav with an enthusiasm which could be traced
dfrectly 10 the recent victory of the Tiger trained
by Sullivan McCarren and other owners OF the
plant on the Jamaica plains. large following
of these astute trainers of tigers, men ana other
animals gathered in the grandstand and the helu
and the ring had its hands fun changing McClel-
Ian money" and most of it they succeeded In keep
ing notwithstanding the fact that the favorltes III
vided half of the six Senator sullivan per
sonally celebrated the day by winning a selIns
race with his Medal, at the cheerful ODDS OF
Is to l.
There two features on the prograrnme-Ihe
Mutual. for two-year-olds at six furlongs' anG the
Springfield Handicap. for all ages at one ana one
eighth miles Considering the present limited sup
ply of equine material both these races 1lled weh
and there was certain amount of class represent
ed in each For the Springfield. W. b LEEDS
Hurstbourne with III pounds up and rldden Dy
Redfern. taken in preference TO Masterihah
LUX Casta Rostand and FIorham Queen, to all Oh
which he giving weight. belated but Wig
orous play on both LUX Casta and the Belmont cast
off tended bull the price against HurstoouIhe
and the odds receded from to to at post
time. Lux Casta second choice in the last
threes. Generous odds posted against the
It is not often that Redfern brings home a win
ner unless the horse he is riding is indisputably
the best In the race but to ms cioTy
due. Rostand. followed by Lux Casta, set T0us-
ing pace to the and the hearts OF his follow
shot his mount through a space next TO the inner
fence SO narrow that it scraped his boot on the the
aware of their danger Redfern had the Indio colt
+" t6e en S' Winning BY six lengths For place
honors Lux Casta had about length the better Oh
Such good two-year-olds as Lady Amelia; Dolly
Spanker Orthodox Woan EmeTSeneX ana yure eIia
top weight with 122 pounds, and SECOND cholCe 70
though Hicks. on Wotan, tried TO steal away home.
the illy too much for the colt ana put Loqr
under way. She kept her vantage all the way. and
through on the rail and showed fine turn u, OF
speed. Orthodox was third c F. Hlll.s Gay BOY
the bunch for half of the journey. forced his way
to the front and won an all aged handGsP at sax
second Bserta third. The Captain. first choice
At the suggestion q the owners of the track M
Fitzgerald adopted Mars Cassdy's method OF walk
ing them hatfooted. he has been accustomed TO
do In the starts in which he used this scheme he
however he reverted to his old plan. and the result
and sixteenth. and G. Whittier got much the
the odds on favorite beat them both, Wild Pirate
and G. Whittier being the runners up
The other winners were Silver Dream and Medal.
SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE-Handicap; all ages furlonss.
s. Betting F.
C. F HIS h. c Gay Boy, by st. Saviour
h AsSsRo" odi n'fssn} oSi 2 5i
Grenade. ., 100 Cannon % and to /; Elsie Il Il
eFuer, to and $; Astartta s. us (o,NelD 70
50 to Kng Pepper III GOyIs) 10 to % and nd to I i
H6T9Sern Star rlo iio gsns, to and to 2 also
ran Start good, Won driving. Time. lI8A.
SECOND RACE-selling; years and over: lie miles
John McCues br. g. Unmasked, by Domino
VIVA PiSa 5:'' GII saa6:5 j, ii
Ethics. ). 1os Cochran s to and to 5 and Coaun-
SdGi" Won lOS Sle sI,ali'' Tine As,
THIRD RACE-THE MUTUAL STAKES; 2-year-olds:
81 furlongs.
Ben en- Brush@Ia colonia Burns, Ies e-3
M1eoia ia ido 'itSgi Tf6
1l2 Clicks to and md 2t to L Dolly spa9keT
5d 4 az to and ao and JGvfnai Ma8im III u
ieTi and to :. also ran Start bad. Won driv-
FOURTH RACE-THE SPRINGFIELD HANDICAP; all
rs miles.
W. B. Leeds's. b c. Turstbou5ne,, by
1ndio-Flora Hurst, 3. HI. GedferD % as
M Max eassa !. G aarss} IL 10
Fq5ham Queen as 9S Bes 25 to d and to also
ana sa9 BAD won es Time na 10 also
FIFTH RAcE-sening 2-year-olds; 6 furlOngs.
Jqf enf% o ar sEs5 Dream Pssa os
ChamFain a3 % ;G2s BT5sP} 81 -
a % % F 5 to Rit eeS ,S &c c9{ Gs
to 10 and to = 6 ma MeT IdG To % and 10 30
Up. 90 Drummer. 100 70 and 40 20 l, and
Esther Reel so jones'. 100 and 40 to 1, also
good Won easily Time 114.
SIXTH RACE-selling; s-year-olds; 1-1e miles.
T d. sullivans b. f Medal, by Meider-
Lady Styles. sOJ ......-...... (Fuierl ID 6-I
NevernoTe 1O3. Il, Jones) = Il
Bolins, 100. {Salling) % 81
Ella Snyder. % Brien). to and , to >; Our Mug
get 1903 (MichaelsD. Il ] and . to l. Sir Shen, log
O3oiesen % / and TO /; Mutt Blanche, 103 tWiker
SOM, 200 l 60 1; Dark Planet 1Ol (Hggns),
l and to l. and Jola 103 Garbee). 200 TO and co
o J., fair. Won driving Time, 1:4S1B.
JAMAICA ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
FIRST RACE-Five one-half furlongs
vi Name VT