The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-30
KEBNE'S ISRALLITE WINS.
TAKES SOUTHOLD HANDICAP
FROM 8. s. BROWNS AGILE.
De Reszke and Orthodox. Coupled Fayorites,
Badly Beaten-Augur, Also Carrying
Well known Keene ColOrs, Pulls Up
Bleeding in the Cutcfogue Handicap.

Well known Keene Color. Pulls Up
Bleeding In the Cutchogue Handicap.
Fifteen thousand people attended the
races at Jamaica yesterday and saw what
was probably the best sport of the present
meeting of the Metropolitan Jockey Club.
even though four favorites were defeated.
The Southold Handicap for all ages at
mile and a sixteenth was greatly reduced by
scratching. but it provided most interest
ing spectacle. NJ. l.. Hayman started both
De Reszke and Orthodox and they ruled the
choice at 10 to 10. James II. Keene b 1sraelite.
who had a big pull at tho weights. was gener-
ously played at 4 to /, even though he was
ridden by the apprentice. Schining. Then
s. b. Browns two-year-old Agile was well
fanoied at Q to 2, even though he gave scale
weight to all Of the other starters. High
Chancellor and 0rmonde's Right were also
literally played all three ways. The start
was poor. Israelite being OF last. But Schill-
ing rushed the Keene colt around the field
until he was rating along with Orthodox.
the pacemaker in the run up the backstretch.
The others were all punched. with High Chan
cellor last. Al the beginning OF the far turn
Schilllng let Israelite down. and he raced
away from his field like streak OF lightning.
But Crimmins hustled Agile after him and
together they came down the stretch. Agile
under the whip and Israelite pretty well
Three lengths behind Agile came De Reszke
under a weak hand ride from Shaw. with
Orthodox four lengths away.
This was not the only hard blow for the
wise fraternity, for they went to Mr.. Keenes
Augur In the Cutchogue Handicap for two
year-olds at six furlongs. making him the
favorite at 5 to ?. Smart money was also
placed on s. S. Browns Glenecho at to l.
and f. X. Hitchcock Dandelion at 10 to 8.
l.. v. Bells Glorifier. the top weight. was
allowed to recede to to 1. K. I. Wilson,
Jr. g. Gamara, IL TO 1, was also picked up by
some Of the handicappers and he won in u
smashing drive by a head from Glorifier.
The latter came from well back in the stretch
and would have won in another stride He
beat Dandelion a length for the place. with
Pasadena half length out Of the money.
But what about Augur. the favorite? He
was of well but before he had gone furong
he began to stop. At the turn he was last.
and In the middle Of the stretch Redfern
pulled him up. The crowd, ignorant of the
cause. Kissed and jeered. but Augur was in
trouble The blood was pouring from his
nostrls and Redeem could do nothing else
under the circumstances. The time was
1913.
Escutcheon was one OF the hottest favoritss
OF the day. He started In the fifth race. a
handicap for all ages. at six furlongs He
was ked to give twenty-six pounds by the
scale TO New York. sixteen to Monet. six to
Ascension and four to James h. Keenes
Butcher. yet the wise money poured into the
books until Escutcheon closed at IL to 10.
He left the post running and Martin kept
him in front. attended by Ascension. to the
head OF the stretch. Then the favorite curled
up and could not finish in the money. Mean
while Monet. to 2, came away with what
looks ed like a safe lead but he wns under
heavy drive at the end to beat New York.
8 to /. by a nose. The latter was gaining
rapidly and beat Ascension by length and
half, The time was lIs rs.
Lord Badge looked to have the second
race. at nile and seventy yards. at his mercy
and the crowd quickly made him = to
ia, orite. His victory was easily attained
for he ran over both Thistle Heather and
Topic in the stretch and won with three
lengths to spare in l:45, Thistle Heather
beat Topic neck.
Namtor was the fnvorite In the fifth race.
at nine furlongs. being backed down to TO 5.
Cannon did not handle him with the best
skill in the world and he was second. beaten
q couple Of lengths by Gravina, second choice.
Daisy Green. backed down to . to !, after
showing the way for more than three quar- tiers
Of a mile, hung on and got third money. The
time was "a rs.
The right money was wagered on Oxford
in the last race for maiden two-year- olds
AZ i've anu u hhu hc NdS SEM
to the post a to 8 favorite. l.. Y. Bells SUI
preme Court a IL to shot. made u bold bid
for victory. leading Oxford a merry dance
to the head OF the stretch and then being
beaten by him to the extent OF u short head
A length and half away Courier, another
IL to shot. just got third money from Gold
feur by an eyelash, the latter closing with
q rush. The race was run in .07 4-5. The track
was fast.
YIRsT RACE.
Handicap; for all A. cs 800 added; six furlongs
horse and Age. 81. Jockey. BftHno Fin.