New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
GAY BOY WINS JAMAICA
TAKES THE ONLY .STAKE.
DR.. BisseH, at 100 to /, almost
Beats CdJiW, a FqTOrite.

A selling platter. one Of fifteen motley thorough
breds competing in Of those old folks. reunion
races at Brighton Beach YESTERDAY for a moment
had the grandstand tied into a complicated bow
knot It was not so much because the platter which
is called DIT. Bissell, was at 100 TO ! as because
Caviar was a sizzling favorfte al even money and
for a narrowing moment It looked as though Caviar
could never catch the Doctor. The long shot took
the lead at the start and kept 1t the band
well into the homestretch. Fischer had been wait
ing back in fifth place ana at the turn was lucky
enough 10 get the rail but even then he had 10 fog
Caviar with all his strength TO get him near the
flying Doctor and 1t was IN that GREATNESS space
OF time that the grandstand tried TO turn itself
wrong side out II required a number OF seconds
before II could untanEle itself As DR.. Bisseu
back in the betting from 30 to to 100 to / it is not
likely that the colts owner became suddenly rich
even the 70 to that could be had for the place.
Aside from this one thrill. the racing was as
quiet and serene as the solemn Ind an summer day
-Four first choices won. and the army home
convinced-as it always is when the favorites win
that old fashioned labor Is foolish when money
be harvested so easily and pleasantly.
Charles Hills Gay Boy, the veteran canpaigner
that once carried the cerise and gold of Frederic
Gerhard, won the Jamaica Stakes, a three-quar-
tiers Of mile sprint. from which only the young
sters were barred n a whipping finish with Arthur
FeatherstOnes InCold. The field consisted OF only
six sprinters, but the atmosphere was so charged
with tips ana straight from the manger' informa-
ton that four of the six we're played with good
deal Of assurance King Pepper, with 1O7 pounds
vas the actual favorite at 10 but chances were
taken on Ingold, Ascension and CinquevaIH
For a time. at least. four Of TIE six seemed
good investment Through the backstretch Cinque-
and Ascension and Ineold were close up The lat
ter two set sail for Gay Boy after he had drawn
away from ms early competitors: and chased him
clifford for,rvaaTsoI5 "a ,oI-y,sga I'm sboJraS
his usefulness a bread winner by beating a small
quarter. His race was good one as Odom had to
take MIN overland 20 get him OFT OF a pocket
which had him tightly shut in for the first half Of
the journey. Sheriff Bell was second. and Wyeield
won sprint Tor three-year-olds from crowd that
vas noticeaPly INFERIOR He was a to favorite
SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACB-selIing. years and over; lie miles
C 81 p
hsIn-Annis G.. G. IL -. dicks II ID
Blue Victor . 1o3 GIulhoiiandj 3 - So
Guy Park. 3, JOE GRAY. 5 to and 70 |; CyranO.
tF1ileri l. and 70 a spring sik 3 100 1treSner
and to l. The Daneer = 1o8 n caiiahan1 20 to and
to l ssnPer WAX. 3 1ol qI Mehaels). 90 TO and
squd; 02 (Onrien). 100 to and 40 /; Triiando. q
lRedfern. 20 l and and viteius. s. (Burns
80 70 and 10 TO / also ran Start good Won driving
SECOND RACE-s-year-olds: flrlongs
! 4 Prskef B. c H N5-a chancellor ga by
IOsrar
prince ching ...........-.C CIrayj 3 90 81
Counerpoise los GIiggins) u 20 and l. Princess
Tulane los lWilkerson). 80 TO and : 70 l. and St
good won driving Time. ia
THIRD RACE-Handicap; all ages: II miles
John sanford's oh. C. Caughnawaga, by
s cT2TaI -7I Tg 2ss T. l2d 5 s9qom} "a p
WyeieId B. 8s.-.-.-.--...--...CDe souza1 12-I p
surnse; 8 100 Cam cr) Q to AID l to . also ran
FOURTH RACE-THE JAMAICA STAKES: years aud
over: furongs.
1nr5Id g los -. de S6Iza} ii -
King Pepper >. l07 EULER. y and s. Gin
2nfe Cs ' JONES' 8 70 TO and and to a s6 B
Start good. Won driving. Time. l.l325.
FIFTH RACE-seuing. 2-year-olds. 6 furlongs.
Jules Garson's b. z s7urire by Henry Of
Navarre-souriante, lO5--------. 20 NeiD % IS
Bob Murphy de S0uzaI ID 81
Monet. I09. Culler) 2-1 4-5
sailor Knot, 10 O. DAILY. % 70 ! and to /: The
toyery - u " alsH, - - ! and 10 l. Pt4Iet 100
TO and % ]; Tendercrest, % Cole and 20
Ben. 81 IL. OBrlenj 200 to ! and co 70 l. Sheer 96
GIiggns). 4 to and 10 l. Anna Hastings - (w.
100 and - l. Gansevort. 1O2 ID O'Con-
nor). Jolly. 81 (sperlingl 300 to
and Tom Hawk Id5 jGahtWeD 80 to and 20 TO i "a also
Start good. Won easily. Time 1:14
SIXTH RACE-Naiden geldings ard flies: } years and
over: lie miles.
John I-a1nles Oh. z widows Mite BY
OrnaEnent-eharity, 3 de souza, 81 SIS
BoiIna 3 io2 Cannon G-5 e
Rathhridge g. 90 Co'Brlan) 100 TO and - TO :; Lady
8 103 5Creamerl. 20 and Queen Elizabeth, g.
165 CFischerl 20 70 ana to J. and salora }. 1o4
ridden Time. i:4s+s