The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
Lands Another Purse at ia
maica for Joseph Seagram,
the Canadian Racing Man
CANTEEN is FOURTH
IN FIVE-HORSE RACE
Sixty-to-0ne Shot, Palette,
Makes the Running, but
Is Outfooted in Run Home
Special Dispatch to The calI.

JAMAICA, Oct. 2s.-Irish Witch.
winner Of the second race. did not rank
as a stake mare during the summer
season, but to-day she defeated three
that did st. Valentine. Damon and
Ocean Tide. all three of which. at the
height of the season, were competing
for prizes many times more valuable
than the overnight events which their
owners are glad to run them in.
Damon made the running, but failed
TO stay the mile and the issue was be-
tween Irish Witch and ST. Valentine
The latter made his temperance after
several weeks. Irish Witch is owned
by Joseph E. Seagram, owner of Scotch
Plume and CIoten, both OF whom have
won at long odds at this meeting.
The only stake on to-day's card was
the Sayville, at selling allowances
There was much interest felt in the
performance of Canteen, as her late
defeat was so complete that few felt
it was her real form Apparently it
was. for she ran much the same sort
of race to-day. She was fourth in
five-horse race. The so to 1 shot, Pal
cite, made the running for several fur
longs, when ChampIain, which was sec
ond. took the lead and won cleverly,
although Garnish, which was third.
was closing fast. Canteen was fourth.
Summary:
FIRST RAcE-six furlongsi three-year-oEds
and up: selling
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. y Fin
$ to 1-CoLnterpoise, 106 (Burnsl. 1 2 Il liz
Q 70 odd England. 80 tCrimnsl; n 2l1s
Time. 1:Is %, start poor Wen driving
winner EaI1Ds L b7s HqlsRds eh By BsthsmDsoa Mo9
Blue and Orange. Bonner, Oriskany, Pat Bull
ger and Falmouth finished as named.
SECOND RACE-One and a sixteenth miles;
three-year-oIds and up; selling:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. St q Fin
to 5-st valentine. los CRdfrn) 1Is2 21s
to damon. III Gynel -. h S1H
Time Al SO. Start good. Won ridden out
Winner. J. z seagram's b. +. by BIairhnder.
Hag. Ocean Tide. The Huguenot, Toi san and
Prince salm salm finished as named
THIRD RAcE-six furlongs; two-year-ol
'l to I@JuRsnssa, alss; ioz ON 1seSii1ingo 5t
8 TO I'D Arkle. 100 Qynel 49, 3 22 2h
) to Fancy Dress. % Ccrimns). In s1ls
Winner. J. l. McGinnIs ch. g. by Juvenal-
Onandaga- Foxy. Dance Music. Sufferance,
Calmness. Belle Dixon, Winchester. Orc. Massa
FOURTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles,
the Sayvilie selling stakes three-year-Olds.
Batting Horse. Weight, Jockey St. q Fin
16 to 5-Champlain. 96 (Travers). 3 1141
60 to Palette, 90 (Notterl ----.- Il 4
) 10 2-Garnish. 101 fHildebrand) y
Time. I:47 2-5. Start fair. Won driving
Winner F FarreIFs b. C by Gonzalyo-Lilltan
Belle. Canteen- Seymour. finished named
FIFTH RACE = Five and half furlongs;
purse: maiden f1llies, two-year-olds:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St y Fin.
g to 1--Sheen. 100 CHildebrand).. =
9 TO (Which Hazel, 100 tCellins) / =
5 to MY BJeia 109 Gynel-.--. 8
Time. 1.0s Start fair Won driving Win
ner Goughacres Stables Dr. T. by Atheling-
Lustre Novena Raiment. Black Cat Isma-
lfan Mettle Long Days. Small Lady. Linda
Rosa Apple Blossom. Belle Of Manhattan,
Opelika finished as named
SIXTH RACE-one and eighth miles: all
ages: handicap:
Betting Horss Weight Jockey St :. Fin
I3 to ILIttIe EN-. 119 Nynel.-- l l
3 to SID c. Love, 116 Hide
s TO 1-Sononla Belle. .i1S(Cochrn)
Time 80 3-5 Start fair. Won easily Win
ner. w Lakelard's ch. {. by Gold Crest-Rose-
ban James F. Ascetic. Proceeds. Dalesman,