New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
JULIA NJ. WINS ROSEDALE
UNDER LEEDS'S COLORS.
Fast FIIy Bought for So, ,50O-Her
CIeUer Performance.

rurs NJ carrying for the first time the colors of
W B. Leeds, her new owner, won the Rosedale
Stakes for two vear-old flies, at Jamaica Yester-
day in a manner which stamps her as one Of the
most promising fllies in the two-year-old DIVISION
seen in public this year. She defeated such sup
nosedly shifty ones as Mr.. Lorillards The Lady
Rohesia r. w. Wadens Petunia John w Schorr s
MordeIla, Foxhan P. Keene's Kingston hIly Cyprl-
enne and three others whose owners thought well
enough of them TO enter them IN the prClpdi io00
of the afternoon.
Julia NJ was an added starter, and shared the
confidence of the regulars with The Lady Rohesla'
both of them closing at TO 8. Little Cochran iost
no time with her. and took her out in front the
moment the barrier shot And there she re-
rnained to the finish. Miss Eugene tried 10 Keep
her company, and fairly successful unui the
head of the stretch where she stopped as though
she had been shot. With the field on tlotoe' Pe-
tunia and Mordella fought it out for place honors
and the drive between them was furious one from
the last sixteenth pole The judges caught Petunia
nod first, and the place went to her. Inc tlfne'
1:01 3d. is the fastest five furlongs that mas peeh
this year.
Mr.. Leeds purchased Julia NJ. from B. C. Evans,
having it is said, $500 for the f1lly. she is by
Harvest-Brown Cactus and is therefore grand
daughter of Onondaga and direct descendant OF
Longfellow. It reported after the race 'lid'
the value Of the stake. together with the comms-
sion which the stable sent into the ring, won the
flly out" The performance of The Lady Rohesia'
who lowered a track record at Aqueduct. was a
keen disappointment to her followers. The MY
got off badly and never seemed to get INTO hei
stride. 49,. re ~ .to
nrevious day. and quite six thousand persons s"el
The weather extremely trying to con SonpleNT fsirS
not done in fast e9orf two Ihe avorte and three We'll
played second choices winning J. L. Iollatu t4 If
the dav and his price was hammered down from
to fours With ten other sfng RsateTS corl e
and won ridden out from Animoslty ana Oar, DARK
PidneI y hed M tGa p Very lame in this race
In the opening scramble al six furlongs MO Mo
E1 coPffG9 b an a the the gchoong list E. walsh
apprentice boy rode with goQa % 0ea n5 @l Ben
feSS Howard ri Under the wire in front ed Of eleven
commonpiace performers. John Bodens Hastings
fiiv Rosetint stood Wilhelmina, Gloriosa and Lady
Lake on their heads for five and haif M farongs, & I
place from Gorosa with almost much ease
Hbfsa Rane ram first and second handicap
at a mile and seventy YARDS Flylng butrese i b s1
to ,e get o third place sailor Knot carried julius
Fleschmanns colors home IN front IN the lasI rae, &
MiF5ilhs faHoFi5s. Z ExtrslaW tai W. 'F' N''4 .
FIRST RAcE-selling; , years and over; furiongs.
St. Betting Fl.
s.f5n24Esrs P. aoTs9s ns9 EoTa5a s5s R58
Tr25ns G95isa' hin Fl ~ los :H Mchaeis} 81 q
Roue 1o5 II. Cochran to an and 70 70 i Farana's'
70 ana to ); Kilogra1n 40 N. Lewis Is TO
singing SZP 93 .4 q 8rTiBR G9nne 4me 30 to and
SECOND RACE-8-year-old hries; 81 turlongs
J. Boden's ch. f. Rosetint. by Hastings
a;s$5o!s ?hH@sR 9TsssP} '?2ii -
wtlhelsn4, Ioe oo,NeD. 60 t9 and 10 to l. also ran
THIRD RACE-seing; 8 years and over: 1 and
20 yards
J. L Hollands ch, g. oclawaha- by owas
a A53s55g S; csIIsssR} disssE3 81 al 81
sSaa Shs g. 16 obefson SS S MS 10 to to and a C0uren
& 1onHs 1GS g. hsiT' to and g to 92o + The e
oha9ls to and f3cbs to Dor E5rn g. q a. O Sone
and ar to a + Louise E1ston $ G5ccaeIt to and and
s1 5S Y9 nr9ns Nse 4ns s t. and to also
FOURTH RAcE-THE RosBDALE STAKES; 2-year-old
FLIES. furlongs.
William B. Leeds's b. I. Julia NJ. by Har1 in
Petunia: ;f,a@an} S1a9m} 81 81 S5
Miss 7 5S 1S of g 6 80 and 10 b to and l. C 2ienn 70 97
Damon IS to and 3 to l. and NJ Theo 1o7 Ct.
BurnsJ is to and to I. also ran Start good Easily
20 yards
Alex shleds's eE Andy TIlaTsj " 51joy by =,
E3455s @@5s Sss3::: Ss54: 19ais5 9as il il
100 cI2obison) 9 to Alan. 8. 9S (FIaackl,
< 70 and to l. Battle. 6. 90 (McCafferty),
90 10 and 20 to i. also Start good. Easily
Time, lass.
SIXTH RAcE-seIng; maiden 2-year-olds; 5 f,rlongs.
Julius Fleischmann's b. {. Sailor Knot by
~ q. Martin) 2ls-1 II
T-xtraleTy 9T.....-...-...-. Callahan Ii 2-5
Magic Flute 1O5. .-........---.G ~. Daly)3 24-1 Il
EVELYN Arnold 101 (ONeiD. to 1 ard to s. Amelia
Richardson los Cochran. 20 to and to /; Charlie
Miller 102 HI. MlohaesJ 20 to and to l. and Dixie
Paradise, C8cCaherty). 10 to and to l. also ran
Start Driving Time 1O235.
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