The sun., 1904-11-01
DICK BERNARD A SURPRISE.
UINS RICHMOND HANDICAP AT
ODDS OF rs TO 4.
HAMBURG Belle. the Favorite, Badly Beaten
Dave johnson Wins With Roseben.
but Loses with South Trimble-Four
Fayorites Again Meet Defeat.

Dave johnson Wins With H0eeDen,
but Loses with South Trimble-Four
Fayorites Again Meet Defeat,
], was the same old story at Jamaica yes
t.rdny -Four fayorites were beaten and
the books won heavily on the days proceed
ings The greatest surprise occurred In the
Rchlond Handicap. for all ages. six furlongs.
,.iru Hamburg Belle, giving weight to every
tniIg in the race and hot favorite at II TO 10.
,.l. rIMhc to .inish better than third. Lyme
had hGr in =cterul pockets and she was never
abIr to extend herself Toscan and Mamie
Worth were the pacemakers to the head OF
the stretch, where both exploded. Then
Willie Davis rushed up on the outside with
VI L. Hayman's Dick Bernard is to shot.
who won handily by three lengths In li2 SIS.
close 10 the track record This colt was In
receipt OF twenty-eight pounds BY the
scale from Hamburg Bel and nine from
AsceHaion to !, who beat the favorite
short head for the place. Pasadena, backed
down to 10 I, was two lengths back.
Dave Johnson's Roseben. an even money
iavorite won the handicap for three-year-
olds. at six furlongs. He gave one pound TO
Crown Prince. TO /. and received eleven from
Rapid Water. the top weight, who was re-
duced TO "a to 5. Crown Prince went of In
'front.' with Roseben close up. and Rapid Water
heran SO slowly that he was never dan
u
O'Neill was Gannon's master. and Roseben
landed the money by neck In iI3 Crown
Prince having half dozen lengths over Rapid
Water.
There was big plunge by the talent on
L. X. Thomas's Diamond In the handicap
for two-year-olds. at five and a half furlongs,
The Hastings colt was hammered down to
even money. He picked up l26 pounds and
gave six TO W. II. Snyders Trapper, I to 1.
sydney Paget's Czaraphine. is to s. went out
10 make Diamond race at top speed. with
O'Neill keeping Trapper under restraint until
the head of the stretch was reached. Then
C7araphine stopped and Diamond hune. while
Trapper went to the front and won handily
by a length in 1907 is. Diamond was six
lengths before Jim Beattie. to /, who nosed
Amberjack out OF third money,
Dave johnson 6 South Trimble. s to favor
tie, was badly beaten in the second race. at
q mile and seventy yards. Palette backed
down 10 7 TO 2. made most Of the pace and
won ridden out by length. King Pepper.
to 2, got the place. eight lengths before Bill
Dalys Toi San. 100 to /. The race was run
in l:45 SIS.
s. 8. Browns Thirty-Third, g to favorite.
made show OF her company in the third
race, for two -year-o at five and half fur
longs, and came home on the Bit three lengths
In front OF James r. Keenc's Fancy Dress,
Q TO 2. l.. Z. Bells Belligerent. IS to S. was
four lengths away. The time was I;o7
FIRST RACE.
Handicap for three-year -olds; $500 added; six
Horse and Age ", w, o%1,Hv ySesnv Betting Fn
efSsn S%se?tf Prince, ii iss i cannon % 81 IS .
Rapid Water, g.. i2e, shaw. ii-5 II
GOOD start: won driving Rfoseben b. g. 8. by
Zen Siromc.Rose Leaf. owned by u. C. Johnson
trained by c. OK; sycoxp ,.cv.
added allowances; one mile and seventy ysrds:
paie,,e. s,e s"a age 90 o. Sos,erD SasrD "a e Is ii"
ki3E Peapehe,.,.. IS 6 ,Tf,ysIs:;, ~ =? !:
E;S;s s. s''f !i$s,, s IS sf;s5taa Ss5f'
start ros .s%i 4,Sisa s:ssi ~ ie,mss IT :. as
Stlble trained by Frank liehtfoot.
-fis THIRD RACE.
. Hn sS SO sddsd @ T @ ne sa and
Fs5 5Ss 5$s s; 3 asssissa
fiifnc:' fiirdrrs 2 ... 100 D o'conr.. Isl 81
Chi M npey '' sweep. a., ss Sp.rilns",.,oe-i se-i
EiqiRs Eaf aes' ,si .:, IS IS sssnSp ss59s, II
Taess, 0NeI' 6,:Nd 'iSe-i e. o. 81 70
Good star; won easily: Thirty Third. bs, T.; = by
utined by r. Tucker.
FOURTH RACE.
Richmond Handicap; for all ages; 1880 added;
p,sG a'Is. Ssrsed sse As' &c. V is.ci Ss1 ef"s r:
A AAsnsaIs Belle, s.: u. 4 tz;.: tEzns;;... ii-Io :
4a, AHs,o ton. ', ,Ss g. @onser,y &Sasss o-i a
roIe Worth 4 ,OdOm, 81 81
ssof Sc STAT ssa aEsi5 rs j. e. L A.sa.s s
nsined by r. z. Watkins.
YIrTH RACE.
Handicap: for two -yeaT-Oids; 800 added; Ave
risSssI sss;f % 1 * * ess. Sem. st""s e.
Iim se1,t,s ; s.iSS, g SEs%% %sIa~Hsh; q. 81
eHeS s aSnsd Sane .nd nd'Rsf1 Pr ~
snyder.
$500 added: allowances, one mile and siItesnth:
Hss,. ss.1 d.d Age. w. sS.sIisg Sasg s"s r.;
q $I,s:9s: sss9i @ '::::::: 9. 9 BsSs:: &
SS;i: SsSs1..S 6 g fiIRa f. Sassl.a Isl Isl
Duchess "a 'cDrhnu go - y
Ned kvv. -t...:. le-l 81 ~
Destiny 5........ "a Dert ioo-i <o-l II
ScboolmhSteT, o.. .'alnwngntloo-l to-i -
Time, 1913 36.
Fair starr: won easily; SIR Shep, ch. G., 4, ~
Sir Waicr-Bettie Brhmble; owned by II. II. Well;
trained by T. W. Coulter.
To.DAY's CARD FOR JAMAICA.
Gowanus Stakes and . Handicap Chief
Attractions.
The Gowanus Stakes, at six furlongs.
10 one of the attract ions at Jamaica this
afternoon with Et Tu Brute. scotch Plume
and New York figuring prominently. Little
I'm II entered in two races. and has chance
ia both. She il asked to pick up i2i pounds
in IN Q handicAp, at n mile and an eighth,
Tith st. Valentine. Ostrich and James r..
while in the last race, at mile ana 40 yads.
even with Sais, New York. James and
Red knirhi ALI sfarIinR Sprinters will 90