New-York tribune., 1903-04-29
4 GOOD THING SEQUENCE
FINISH ONE, TWO. THREE
IN Unusual Combination Successful
at Jamaica.

town Yesterday afternoon in parIor cars from the
second days race meet Of the Metropolitan Jockey
Cub al jamaica would have travelled by less
luxurious means OF transportation had the result
O. the last been different. Three superlative
good things' ran one. two. three in this race,
sn6. as the tips distributed from paddock
fed stand with lavish irnpartiaty those who
failed profit by them had only themselves to
blame.
Cuu5 this windfan occurred the efforts Of the
players had not warranted them in becoming srro-
giant or purseproUd. Two favorites had won, to be
ssre oGt both Of shen had been held prohibitive
ODDS. A rather extraordinary feature of the good
IHlnS race was the fact that il for maiden
yearolds. ana that each OF the good things,
- far - public form goes, was absolutely
known quantity. More Of them had raced the
local tracks this yea
There were fifteen entries and fourteen starters.
nd The contest scramble at six furlongs.
Julius Fleischmann's Ornament youngster Stroller.
y : Fanshawe's bay colt Black Hussar and J.
" Smyth's Mart Mullen formed the triumvirate
chosen by the wise men. Stroller was made
slight favorite the other two. and was hacked
from Cls 10 to 70 : Black Hussar was held at
- 10 and s to .. and Mart Mullen at 10 and 4,
The Two latter horses We literally played across
the board
Mart Mullen made all The running for the first
three furongs with the other two struggling vain
l. II md some way out of the pockets the field
had formed around them. J. Martin Stroller
The first 10 ex1ricate himself. and a second later
Burns followed him on MI Fanshawes colt Both
went the whip and the leader was overhauled
- the last sixteenth Stroller, running bit green.
bur with plenty of courage. his opponents out
and won in a drive from Mart Mullen. with Black
5IUssar four lengths back.
As has been the case with most Of tho stake feat
1sres with selling conditions, the Columbus, for
-hree-year-olds at six furlongs, did not i'll well.
end at post time the original field of ten was re
duced TO six hy the withdrawal Of Blue and Orange.
Petit BIeu Wax Candle and GAINESVILLE. Of the six
left A L Aste's capable selling platter Platter
vas made q ! > favorite. i was little more
than 3 good gallon for him. and he won all the
way. Frank Farrel's NinotauT took the place from
Ire PieGsanCe Stables Sweet Alice: -
again der56nsfrated that he is pretty shifty per
former IN fairy gooo company 8y Tls vi I af qron
six horses in The older division "; 9 DAILY Co
1o-ssv made q brave bid for first place in the run
'le I al1 ,re soma c,ni~e out for the place As
4ha fied in this rounding the turn into the
stretch Rossnco stumbled and Went on to ms knees
both horses Mere pulled 9R ,- -o,, 1.,ote+ IN the
second race. 4 dash OF six fuTlongs. for horses
ridden BY Jockeys who had never ridden q winner
his frI brackets from O. Jackson on TorchIight and
la m winner IN from 81 ttn TO s. 300 and
Father Bill'' additional s. to keep his colt IL
hi Nee & sna5 T92 = T7S9s SRhs Pf5s Kee9e @ @ clever @ tWo
7ear-old gelding Wizard VINO ran seconq 20 70 Wood
rhade in the first race and got him toT 81 eo Later ~
{! the afternoon An3rw Miller M sent = na a5 TaIneT % ,T 70
cbass 'iy- gresuTna5y was made for Mr. Keene
Beauchamp rode his hrst race in the East this this
thai ne haq 6ee f I9e9 Eco 70 te tir3 race A l.
CT O. nj MI, F,c,-ebt ou4 %sstlIrtiun1 announced 10
mis- friends that in the two-yesrold chestnut colt
ram ram FI Tsturum ri @ ever dared 10 6e Fair Order did
rot hear out MS owners assertions ana was beaten
,erE green. however.
SUMMARIES.
r7R4s RAcE-seufrE. 2-year-oldz. AZ furlonss.
ERs''tnsi7 81
c.lgme. stables b Eooa'ns4: ss5.,ls, y 20, =
.o,. 'fa4::5' & - -
f7eli~H Plan. lo2 If Mehsep; 100 to ana 30 to !;
Ezcear-si .Bunaanl. u 20 and T. I EIeTltag
5rrs, : T. ana ; to l. Grande Titesse, lol ,oNeD;
- sn9 zI, = a4 - isTeI' 20 to and sIoorhen
3 l55 20 TO aa5 70 to l. start fair
ridden out. Tine. o:551s-
SECOND RAcE-selAns. years and over fuTionEa
v- e. DaIys cA. C. Isooket. by Hama =,
5ssas =, ~ 5-5f5s3, as3, 81 u
asIs 1.ye , 80 70 M ana to N.j L Sjivsr
+-lS; 7 7,-7a-1 ~ = 70 and i De Reszke lo9
sps - - 70 ana sBs & e +, T. sna ss6 s ran Start
Issiiy Tine. 1:l475.
THIRD RACE -year-olds. ~ turlonEs-
u /. divers b I. HazslTood by ys5aH5 5Iz 81 81
y..s. P9se'el io: Nc io.r o#ssss} = 81
pistol @ q D and 10 .,2 to / rSaz S5s1ia0 ioa ;Poi %.
a. = ~ and = 10 l. also ran start po'r hasls-
T4me o53ss
asds fuTlonrs
" I. Aste-s 70. Plate, hZ l4enTs % II out
ao-slr. iGG ,--,..r.r, 81 Il
sweet Alire. iHl ------------'fa -. -.
.otshsvr JOS 20 SeiD and 20 l. 7 IsghI I, ana
80 ,,t,---%ferv,. ! and 70 l. ana t<1ne 49,
- ~ - 20 "a / and 10 10 l. start good.
T-asiy. Time I-li7s-
JfFT4 Race gears and over that rave no Won Si''
- 1saa or 1903 mile and 20 yards
- , Sr,itr-s Grand Opera. blk c. hy .
,..,.SsS.+ =, --..----- .oCrearler, 25-l @-l
IT,. 4I-rauanot aged io9 ''5aIluofj - -
z---.-- I'D 11s todofn, q 90 ] and 70 ]: Ro-
,rr. , - 70 ana " u, l. az. 80
- - roresl Il and 20 l. also f'-n start s'--
Jas.t-- Time so
SIXTH f2ACH>-Malden 3-Eear-olds: furIongs,
r..,r. r-e.~. .sfnauu's b z. stroller. Or = .
F1r,-.se-f- Irrneaade JOE. u. Martini 50
Mullen. 11-- at.-e 2
IIusssr- IL -------'i- L-----''
ar.rcr6ela I12 1,evis). 20 10 and 70 !; ION
tF-eYgf15. 20 So and 10 70 J J VII iA:e
-sr4 oxen - - 10 ]. Accc ffaTllIls' a".
ls-s-a. =. ~ sfa Calcutta, JOB 'fioai I"
49,. - sir Roche IL tAicF'adeenl. 80 10 lna =
=. .rcvgirTft IuT L5Ugllng. % 70 efla 70 i.
,sr-r- ,-i7k 1re * eenanl. u and 10 ! Lay
Ttr.z7tHora 1O4 ~ 10 10 ana : 70 fi1
r-ert so IaIvB. y 10 J. ana foilc & &J.'