The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-27
REYEILLE PUZZLES TALENT.
AS AN ODDS on FAVORITE HE IS
BADLY BEATEN.
Coy Maid and Major Daingerfield, From
the Same Barn, Win At Liberal Odds
-Hiidebrand Rides the winners in
Three Races at the Jamaica Track.

The horses from the Miller-Leeds stable,
trained by Tom Welsh and ridden by Hide
brand, were the chief factors In the racing
at Jamaica yesterday. Reveille. an over
wheming favorite, at 4 to 8. carrying Andrew
Miller's colors. was dlsgraoefully beaten
while Mr.. Millers Coy Maid, q to 1. and Mr..
Leeds Major Daingerfeid. hammered down
to 10 to s, were victor!o'is.
Reveille always has been puzzle TO pct
tors. II not left at the post when favorite
he generally has performed badly. whereas
IL has been one of the fateful Incidents or
racing that he has won at good odds some
persons have attributed his defeats to a
sour temper while others have blamed the
jockeys who have attempted to guide him
to the front But when he went down to de-
feat in the third race yesterday. at a mile
and sixteenth, the talent was at Il loss TO
find an excuse.
In his previous race Reveille would surely
have beaten Champlain. the winner. II Hide
brand had not lost his whip. That made
Reveille look like u cinch for yesterday 8
aiYair, and 1t seemed as II everybody who Ia
anybody at the track bet on him. Hildebrand
got him away from the post finely. but the
colt had no speed, and even though his rider
went to the whip he could not get within
hailing distance Of Sais. to ?. the winner.
who had length to spare. with Akela. to !,
taking the place by a similar margin from
Dimple to /. The time was 1910
Coy Maid, on the other hand, won the
Packer Stakes, for two-year-old fllies. IN
impressive style. The distance was hve
and half furlongs. and the Kingston filly
had to run around the two choices. cara
phine and Thirty Third, after being knocked
back on the turn, to win by three lengths.
under a pull from Hlldebrand. Czaraphine.
II to 10. got the place by three parts OF
length from Thirty Third, to 5. The time
was f. OF.
Major Dainser6eld, hammered down to
10 to from 4 to by flood Of smart money
came to life in the handicap for all ages AT a
mile and sixteenth. New York. TO !, leo
all the way to the homestretch. where Hide
brand let the Major down. and he won by
two lengths in l:4s. High Chancellor. the
receding favorte. was bumped at the start,
but ran third. six lengths back.
Hildebrand also rode another winner.
Ocean Tide, to S favorite. in the fifth race.
at mile and seventy yards. Two long
shots, King Pepper and Thistle Heather.
raced in front clear in to the stretch. where
Ocean Tide ran over them and beat King
Pepper by two lengths in l:45 3-5. the latter
trimming Thistle Heather by head.
Ed Hefner's Foxy. 10 to favorte. made
all the pace in the second race. for maiden
two-ypar -olds, at Ave and a half furlongs
winning in a romp by six lengths. Colo
Flenr, IL to !, came from nowhere in the last
furlong and npped the place from York
shire Lad o to /. by a head. The time was
los 20
l.. V. Bells Emergency. to favorite
secured the first race, for three-year -olds. at
six furlongs. He was driven to beat Audi
tor. q to 1, by three parts of a length, Frank
Farrell's Juvenal Maxim. 10 to /. was third
three lengths away. The race was run in
ll3i-5. Three favortes won in the presence
Of 5000 spectators.