New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15
THE LAST GETAWAY DAY.
SPORT ENDS At JAMAICA
Good Racing and Winning Choices
Mark Seasons End.

With the exception possibly Of slight rise in
the always ,everish temperature Of the racegoer
tendency 10 discard the well thumbed dope BOOK
for q last long range fling al the long sno,s'
here va. little 70 indicate at Jamaica YESTERDAY
ma, the grand dnal Getaway Day Of the local
racing season was at hand. Even the weary per
formers themselves did not live up TO It's uaol-
uons and Of the six that were returned winners
three Of them were logical favorites and TWO we
liberany supported second choices. a crowd sur
prasing its numbers. considering the oIhIl NJ
,errber dav shfvered itself pretty much all over
the frostbtten lawns and counted It's gains Win
fingers that were benumbed long before the sun
went down The rain o. the morning gave place
"a sunshine before the sport really began out IL
left the track a little heavy and slow.
Ia the Continental and The Riverhesd handicaps
the metropolitan Jockey Club offered two attrac-
that were quite worthy OF the DAY Inc
Continental tor all ages. al che and one-sikteen,n
miles brought together in HUrstbourne, Saerin beil
Naster,ran Duke of Kendall and Himself. as much
quality as could he expected at this time OF the
wear and Mr. Vosburgh's weight allotments
brought 5he field close enough together IN IT'S IN
d,fdual merit 70 make the uncertainty Of the out
come suhfciertly glorious. Top weight-i2s pounds
he rlacod on Hurst bourne the three year-old lnoio
colt hoseht l,y W g. Leeds at the Fleischmann
dispersal sale and the form players concurred with
tim by making Hurstbourne steadfast first choice
n 6 10 T. Masterman. with III pounds, was the
next most fancied colt and closed at lS TO 0 sheTlh
sell was third choice al hves.
Afssternan at one time the fastest breaker out OF
hand on the Eastern circuit. missed II yesterday
and was almost last when the barrier was lifted
sheriff Bell assumed the JOB Of pacemakinE, ouO
F4,rrsthourre and Nasterman were 50 close on him
ground the first turns and through the hackstretoh
that his vantage counted for little. In the stretch
FFurstbourne ran up 20 the leader. and they were
racing side by side. when suddenly. near the SIX
teenth pole Higgins Sheriff Bell sat up strals III
and deliberately stopped riding. majority Of the
spectators In the grandstand thought the animal
had broken down. but when Higgins returned 10
the Judges he went into the stand and lodged
complaint OF foul riding against Redfern WI" i1au
gone on and won the race by head. 1t seemed
70 be merely a rather clumsy revival on Higgins
mart Of pulling ND on beaten horse, and the stew
a~5s yr6r1rfiv dismissed the boys complaint As it
could never get Masterman Up Win 1he
and al The winning post he was three lengths De-
The Riverhead Handicap at six furongs for two.
fs5v Amelia who with St Valentine constituted
Her place however vas nlled by the added
starter. Dolly Spanker. a recent caston from the the
told. and OF these Race King with u s lounaas'
was top weight and Dolly Spanker, with llS POUNDS
was first choice n 70 TO and even.
n was not until the stretch was reached that he
yh9%Sg ms 10 Peaf rcnaa St Valentne
up considerable distance Of ground and was Only
horse race the start remarkably poor
shot Of tie afternoon He was one OF deven
platers I'm a six furlong sprint and although ne
and courage to fetch his burden home first and
won rather easily from Alpaca and Biserta- KING n
r rf9kler' me o 10 ! ''''O'''s'
in another selling affair at one and one-sixteenth
outran his field from the start Lady PGtentate
caught Homestead on the post and squeezed him
The other winners were Rob Roy in nve and a
rate who beat Brigand. Colonsay and Buttons
at one and one-eighth miles.
SUMMARIES.
$, Betting ;,
ondaea-Pstty OF Cork g. Il5..-...;.;;
&C., 90 s.. 5$s $f5:: Il q
Andrat,us D. JOG Gelfern . 20 and to ., Blue and
9range - no Burns 40 sD eR Ren %orok hs iGs
rser, % to and = to /. sentry . 100 (NIichaeis)
% and 50 70 ]: J. HUGHES = 100 Ccoehrsn 100 20
10 10 ! s Sio ran. stsrt good Won easily Time i:i5
SECOND RACE-seunE; years and over. lie miles
E9Nad Kt9rss hf b ATaeT ice Sy ,ss 1ss 10
hon.estSsd = CIgginsD is 40
Bot 1o8 .Burns. . and Z TO 3 also ran start
THIRD RAcE-THE RIvERIIEAD HANDICAP; 2-year-
olds: 6 furlongs.
2s.s,I5 a a5aPa9, 81 81 81
Eagle - CIIEgins). TO and TO l. Juvenal Maxim
'5 i $40 to and TO 5 also start poor. Won
ridden Time il5.
N FOURTH RAcE-THE CONTINENTAL HANDICAP: all
ages lie miles.
p Ieeds's D. C.. Hursthourne, by . -
Indsn-FIo-a Hurst B. Ia b.. tRedfernl ] % %
M Master H1ll Z If 5B 5dTas, is-5 -
Duke OF kendall g. JIG Burns. and =. and
Himself 2 20 10 and 70 J. also ran
start good. Won driving. Tine l:4s.
FIFTH RACE-Maiden 2 yea--oldE. 81 fUrlongs.
oueck Stables Oh 3. Rob Roy by Sir
Walre--Neloil. l04 Burns 2-l -
-Eedrnan. l0a Creamery III -
Colo Dome il2 'kedfern) ID IL
sHeer. lOa Bake, 10 J and , TO J. Gold Breaker.
7ls tHicksl. ! and /. WoOdheart. 100 tCalla-
10 and y J. .tlarence. ll2 20 Brien), 10
20 anc M Ester 10s IT. Dean. 10 70 ! and :
~ l. nd 1l2 ] ana % ]. also
van. start good Won clcverly. Time. 1-tss.
SIXTH RACE Handicap; ali ages. - miles.
/. ~ Bells O. Oh. River Pirate by
~ penzsnce- farewell ,. ia. Cannon 1 b p
BriEand 3 ~ tfallahan) 81 =
fo0nsay 3 lls thichaels) IL Il
Buttons g. 122 02edfcrrl 10 g.
5000. Won easily. Time, l-55S.
JENNINGS ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW
FIRST RACE-For three-year-oids and upward.
ans furlones old