New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-13
KILLING on PASS BOOK
JAMAICA RING HIT HARD.
~. c. FeSsendeu's GeIding Wins
Fortune for O1cner.

ll8 20 ! 20 80 70 T.
The race was for maiden three-year-olds and up
var1 ~ one and ole-sixteenth miles. ana neces-
sa-ilv the fel5 vas composed q the cheapest
brand Of tho-oughoreds IL. or out OF training
on form Pass Book seemed TO be one Of the
cheapest OF the thirteen that started from their
.6ope" books the students found nothing 10 war
rant them IN wagering on the geldi1g. even Il
he ran I'd TO the best race of his career Neither
5s5 -re booln-akers look on him with any alarm
mt Al least until the money began TO pour
into the ring on hin. and even then they rubbed
the price with ar air Of indolent indifference It
VS. not until the sorry band had gone I'D TO
era starter that they discovered that they stood
- 80 s0--e-bf-r ike 500 should Pass Book
Mn F-es=er5er-s money had been sent into the
ring in the picturesque old fashioned Tay--a group
OF cons7i-ators went about from book 70 DOCK
a-f-}z-g' s. so and 50 bets.
II o-lv one essential did il differ rom the ortho-
49,, com. Ny Fsssende- made no effort TO keep
10 himself the fact that he thought Pass Book was
good enough 20 win He told his friends, and they
told theirs. and when the second betting began
Pass Book was the hot tin" and II was circu-
lated irbllanty from clubhouse 20 field. The public
zot its money on at about 80 70 one woman in
the grandstand bet the last SO she said she had
in the world, and a bookna ker save her 60 TO !
The voice was vel sold At the price
The EelEirE broke seventh IN his company, and
r--hfl journey. So die those who were watching
from the- stands When they swung into the
others were II the lead. and the grandstand was
II cold Precipitation Cochran drew his whip and
.ncn rs inch, the gelding cut down the lead At
rhe woman in the grandsJand had only about 80
cents worth of voice left. When he went under
gasung stage. Fesse1den, II was said Won, n
ne Fvi-E Dutch1nan FLY Sweet Alice. who has
been winning her races ever since Ag1saGGa5 0Pelsd
an = -.-g-5s.' - T~r-e ff75sav King
pepper. cay Coy. Inyria and few others she vas
-s-g-!Shed before. out the players would have
none OF her and took King Pepper Gay Boy and
VS. 10 I against her chances. She Won i one Of
the most spectacular finishes Of ne year me race S
NeTr-To-k rad shown the way 70 the stretch line
gone 70 the whip the field came home Ike a herd
Of stsu1eued bro1cos- llere WeIe e.etL q -. -
sweet Alice was head II front o. 1-GA asia anu
-7e-e was another pretty finish in the Boulevard
NH sou-tre. ReveiIIe. Wizard and Toi san gal
Io-e5 bv the Judges il almost coupany irony
from SKIES 70 threes. Emergency ne fsno.l-s vs.
EaIcped into the ground before the slTetcn was
-eac5ed
SUMMARIES
FIRST FAoi'-7'-''' . years - 81 5sf'inf p
C ozzs b Ascension BY Bea s5-?Hs07 40 e-s
A15-stsas . -lzedfe-nl 81 q
sira-a - ...........--. fHiggtns) 10 81
T---s--eas = JOG Fuller 70 and . u :: Biserts-
= ls ,a55e5'i - a. Is "a worn ! iC0 G2oraznelli
$50 u and 50 70 / Fa-a-a 100 Burns &c "a and
also Ta1- starr fair va easily -lI1e' l--'7
SECOND RA-E-Hsndioap. all ages: l-l6 miles
E. ? -t--as's B. e Buttons. y Eenny - 81.
r.55.4 s. : - nj. s.s5.sl = Il
--5-s An = 1l5.---.----.--.C PteAeringl 81
san craig 100 CALLAHAN 100 70 5ad X siei 80
singer 100 HEELS % 70 a7a = . aso or ran star
Ke-4al 3 - g55ar7z = . ana .Son1zs entry coa-
Fec Z ne betting
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