New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-04
DEAD HEAT AT JAMAICA
LADY AMELIA-JACQUIN.
Latter Wins Run-of of WiILiams-
bmg-1OO to Shot in Front.


bmg-1OO to I Shot in Front.
The Williamsburg Handicap. which although
the feature Of the programme at Jamaica yester-
day, promised little more than the ordinary every
/ day stake. resulted in Of the most remarkable
dead heats that has been seen a local racetrack
in many day. The williamsburg is a six furIong
sprint framed exclusively FOR the three-year-olds.
the horses that made It's running yesterday one
10 be remembered were 2. r. Thomas's Lady
Amelia the Sir Dixon-La Colonia FLY for which
he paid Woodford Clay 81 $40 last year and David
C..Johnsons colt Joaquin. by knight Of the Thistle
LADY Alice.
Eight th-ee-year-olds started in The handicap but
as the they served merely the
background for the brilliant picture created by
Joaquin and Lady Amelia. The latter going TO
the post FOR her first race Of the year, but she
distinctly the class OF the lot that the
Spectators made her favore, in spite OF the fact
that Joaquin was a seasoned horse and fast and
consistent performer. In the post betting Lady
Amelia quoted at twos and Joaquin at tours.
Orthodox third choice at l3 to 3, but he was
virtually left at the post he played little part IN
the race.
Philips had the leg up on the FLY. and when Mr..
Cassidy released the gate he had her IN her stride
and through the backstretch she ran like q fright
ened ghost. with her field strung out behind her
Phillips her the first half in A rs seconds and
she rounded the upper turn she was four lengths
IN front OF Tim Payne, with Joaquin only 4 scant
length behind.
The terrific pace began 70 tell on the Ally when
the stretch reached. and she backed up so
perceptbly that Phillips became alarmed and went
work with hands and heels. O'Nen had cut
loose with Joaquin, and with 2 headlong rush he
cutting down the lead stride by stride. was
not, however. until the very last jump that he got
Jacquin's nose on even terms with the leader. and
that last jump was the one that caught the eve Of
the judges Tim Payne was only q half length be-
hno- The three-quarJers %i14 run IN II9 SO .
the run-on which followed twenty minutes later
lengths. pulled almost to & caHter.
M a. o[m9 90, selling Is Gi2z IS, mare Mar Glenn
thrills for the regulars by beating a big field OF
5aeked IN ths ring from 100 20 10 % to ts
apprentice boy named Wood he- or Ave
lengths in front OF her field, and kept her going to
m aye Tar 9 Pn5sfH F99 a6 0e5 Ae fur
long gallop. Masterman, who had all the best OF
ya var beat Wo5aa sheer Rel and couple OF
mile and seventy yards selling race and ST. Bel
long dash for the youngsters
SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE-Three years over. which run ana
the meeting; curlongs.
se'''iqs7
oR Ne. s.. sta5 d. sh Rob Roy By sir
gsaas Hem ioo,. 55:75' = =
wlaow's Mite : III G5uaebraudl T. 70 ! and TO /:
The Don ! Joe cTraveTs, 70 ana 70 l. TIE uowsry
Z / /. , ttiJ1Hnsl.
100 100 10 = 4ad ." 70 7 gaiS i s. 600 44g5 20
to and to % l. sa a ra Start fa wSa driving By ba II
"a length. Time. liz
SECOND RACE-Two-year-ods; "A f1rlongs.
N N:5sss 5F saSf5:5 Il 81
incense lo4 CIccaner,y'. IS TO and Pasaaena.
L to / and !. yrs5 lo4 Fisher. 50 ana 20 70
80 10 ana 20 = J. aud Earldom, Io7 jFuIi-7l 10 70
length Time 0:55
THIRD RAcE-seling. mares and sald.ng; years CID
and over: 8 furongs.
?. J Go-rnar's b. Z Mar Glenn. By leu
e r.74 So Class 1s:s j jos s 5ll4.5 81 Il
ore . lo5 eFomaneilD 10 70 l and 70 / Prtnceiey; 4
20 10 % ana 90 70 ! Esa56ar 1o l2so5er5 90 ga
/. Mss shylock. % ,EIudenrandJ !
g . J. Meeting, ., 100 Martin 81 % and 20 to !
Ear 2s = nos Tan al os 6 sn 50 to aso rag
FOURTH RAC1--TIiE WILLIAMSBURG HANDICAP
Z T. Thomas T. Lady Amelia, oy
- e To6a-56's b. . Joaquin by Knig65
Of The Thiz,e-Lady Alice. n6-.(9g.Ne9 81 -
Inn Payne 10 -'HGrrsJ 81 81
shaw lo@ dtilae6ran nd 20 to and $ 70 |; In
TO ana 8 % J. an: Eergency 100 6coctranj 20 to !
Iadr amelia and Joaquin. Time. LBS.
Run on--Jaeauin to'Neih. 70 and out, won; Lady
p 5ie.i1 Up y isr-slhs. Time, I.i7s sAsHS'
FIFTH RAcE-seilins; years and over; mile and 20
yards
s @s93.,E EfTs as Go Pf sHs.ss.l
Nar7tor 3 !i5....--. ,FuIer) > s. 81
TaRtalus Cup los pickering Sol 10
+Apri Shower s. 112 fCorTnac1 10 and 70 5: Fort
Plain 8 lO4 &C. smith. 20 / and E Stonevyaf
: IO3 5Iravers 30 I and u MldshIpr-an s6
tTrnlrniusl { ia and ? 70 !, Sir Roche TA6
Coairan) co / 20 70 /; Hugh MCGOWAN 3 50 "A
Isreunani. "a and u /; "C5urtmad. 1O2
C5ndcrIyl ana to 1: DinT g. = ,IIe:lnesssJ
: N p .. also Start bad Won eas-.
lengths 144as 'Lef 81 rhe post fVfrruaIIy
SIXTH RACE-Handlcap: a-year-olds and over. r,us
and 80 yards.
J Boden's ch. b. Mastermal. by Hastings
Lady Margaret. 8, lo3- (E5ildebraaGl 4
Wotan 3, Il5------ -(Odou) . 10 /
Sheriff Bell. l. (Ful!er) -
Gold 3. 113 Cochran and , 10 / T1Ivria
l. 100 lCresmer), y 70 and l. Advocate
/ 80 (CSnlninsl, 90 10 and 10 TO l.
Wen ridden out b lengths Time. 1895. Ilvria
Lord Advocate and Sheriff Bell virtually LEFT post
JAMAICA ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
FIRST RAcE-selline. three years old and over Six
nGrlongs 80