New-York tribune., 1904-10-27
COY MAIDS GREAT RACE.
TAKES PACKER STAKES.
Three FaUOrites First - ReUeiLLe'S s
Bad Performance.

Coy Maid. Andrew MiIler's Kingston hily. was
30 much the best in the Packer Stakes at Jamaica
yesterday that she fairly romped home in the ias'
time OF .07 This. too. after suffering from inter
ference al the middle OF .ae big turn which woulo
have discouraged nine out Of ten horses, and "hleh
caused her lose fully three lengths II was one
Of the best performances seen on any track TINS
year in spite OF the fact that she only carried
ninety-nine pounds. She fairly ran over TWO sucil
speedy nes as Czaraphine and Thirty-Third' In
he last sixteenth and Czaraphine al least can lay
claim 20 some class.
Gov Maid has only started four times this year
and was only beaten in her first effort on that
occasion she ran an impressive after break
ing among the taienders and running green she
closed iot OF ground and finished strong third
on her next attempt she was graduated, and oAlE
last week showed a clever performance over
sloppy track in the race in which Pirate PONY ran
50 disappoinfingly Now she has shown her true
form and will be highly respected in the future
and deservedly
The Packer Stakes was a selling affair for two
year-od nlhes at five and one-haif furlongs. SD
youngsters went 10 the post Czaraphne ana lhls's
third were supported strongly NJ q 10 ana 10 D.
respectively almost the exclusion OF the other
starters although Coy Maid had a few followers
a. 10 J. To a good start Coy Maid and Thirty
third raced away head and head. with Czaraphine
third length and half away This order was
maintained 20 the middle OF The big turn, when
-rhirtv-third forged 10 the front and in doing SO
crossed over in front OF Coy Maid forcing Hide
brand 10 pull UP avoid a possible fall The
Kingston fly lost three lengths aIG Thirty-third
drew away while Czaraphine raced by Coy Maid
and went on 70 take issue with the leader. Cara
,hine caught Thirty-third when Strengthened out
Sor home and after brief struggle Grew away 70
what looked like clever victory @! ndld -, -.
bsg 10 be reekoned with, however. After her mis-,
hap Hildebrsnd got her gong agaln qglchls' e @-,e
while she ran the stretch turn ana was some
Your lengths behind the leaders she selleo 20 ~
work resOutely. and coming throueh ne EtIelS'
gth great burst Of speed fairly ran over her oPpo
rhirty-third for the place.
There were two Incidents in yesterdays racing
that caused unfavorsble comment tareessness on
rhe psrt q Redfern lost the place lot AorAsnlIr
Lad IN tho second race while ReYelle ran such
p bad race in the third that form players stood
strength Of his good race day or TWO ago, wieh
he was beaten only head l:4s for mile and a
beatan IN I'M Ia No word can be said in
zion. He s bad horse to be sure, and incOn-
Eistent. Ike all bad horses. but his in and out
running this year has caused no end OF talk. and
-icularIy whom owned by steward or the Jockey
club. Redfen for his carelessness in the second
Iace deserved Official censure
Three favorftes won, almost record for the
snectiug They were Emergency. which raced in
5ront all tte way m me hIs' Iaee pearns - ii
and Juvensl Maxim; FOXY, winch scored lucky
lreek IN the second race. and rOmped home, and
ocean Tide. first in cheap selling race, NTH on
Tho other winners were sais at 10 ?. and Major
DainCeTdeid At l6 10 3 Sais Won The third race in
which Revellle ran 50 far below his form. Davis
waited with him yesterday. Instead of forcing the
l&ce. In his last start, and the colt showed
much better performance, coming on resolutely IN
ne stretch and easily diGposlng OF Akela the pace
maker
The old rogue Major DaingerheId won the last
race, handicap az one H.ile and a sixteenth. He
san kindly FOR IIldebrsnd who rated him behind
New-York 10 the last furlong pole. and then rushed
1irn 70 tho front High Chancellor. the lukewarTn
favorite was almost left at the post but he man
aged TO run into third place al the end.