New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-30
M0NETSNEWTOWN STAKES
VICTORY WELL Earned.
Tmprooed Conditions for Racing at
.Jamaioa-WinnerS Well Supported.

There was something about the racing at Jamaica
vesterda- which left feeling o. satisfaction II
as ,o. ONLY that with one exception. well backed
horses won. hut there was dash and vigor 10 The
eno-, in striking contrast 10 the Two previous caFs
when the execrs BILE weather made II little more
.b,, ,rsvestv The sun shone out yesterday. not
q SIS full strength. perhaps, but enough to warm
80 rt- 10 a comfortable degree. A crowd Of some
gen .housand persons took advantage 81 the changed
conditions and to sll appearances enjoyed the rae
SIX 10 The full.
There WINS a stake on the programme called the
New-ov7, ana while 81 had selling conditions. i've
.rl+--s o. some little class faced the starter. II
VAS Mn as -he fourth and resulted IN VIC
tory for J l.. McGinnis's Ben Strcne colt Monet
lie WAS slight favorite IN the betting put each
horse had a strong following, 50 much so. thst
The Musketeer vas the outsioer o 'ne "'e 81 ''''
6 10 !.
Burns wa. wide awake AZ the post. and Monet
vas of IN front but Shaw rushed The Musketeer
,p on the rail and showed the way by smah
,rarpin 10 the stretch with Monet in close pursuit
When ttraiehtened out for the run - the wire
F7r-7s drew away with Monet and won cleverly
~ three lengths. while Jack Rstln. in drive
heat The Musketeer head for second honors
Workman was so much the best in the first race
sor rNo-vear-olds that he was only galloping
through the stretch to win of by himself With
better handling Tramator would have been sec
ono hut Burns lost much ground in going wide
CT tie stretch turn that he finished out OF the
money. Martha German. q good looking Sir Dixon
euv won the other two-year-old race. She was
the outsider in the betting but raced In a way -
leave a strong impression that she may be seen to
advantage in better company later on. She raa
green and almost went TO her knees by stumbling
in 6 mudhole in the stretch, but in spite of az
this Won with something 70 spare. Plnk SIaTte:.
END MAS distant third.
Joaquin. De Reszke and Silver Dream were the
other winners. Silver Dream won the last event
after a stirring struggle through the stretch
on T SsS best ' Of the e Start snd had TO do deal
q racing 10 catch Funny soc. Her margin al me
vor1te and her victory enough 10 send the
crowd home n good humor.
SUMMARIZES
s1Rsz RhcE-se:.nE. 2-year-olas: turlonss. ..-
St Betting F..
CT pwye.,s bIk { e.. workman TTr..s by II, a.,
. Be- RoT 3 a7't e6fmss5 III 81 81
Tramator los Burns. , TO and to 5; Trajan, Io2
10 and 8 20 J. Bedeiis 20 ID. O'Connor) 30 u and
a,so ran Start good won easily Time, I.osss.
sEcoND RACE-I Handicap: 3-yeerzo3s: furlongz-
u re -sisiie-I.aav Alice MS CFaier} e-5 Is
<n5Ts% NJ ems l7Eio SIS
Toned. JOS 80. o'Cannor,. TO and to 2; Tim
;o2 5Trsa5e s. e a?e TO i. also ran start had
THIRD RACE Selling Syear-olas and ove-s mile and
~ I, haymsn,s o or er \. De Re.1ks
sin5 i s5s; s zfFs9#l8s5 81 81
,g s92 gg 92 o9as ara 70 and f Tso.4 esyf, 30
N Phillips 20 and % J. Da-y 9, lO6 Ciichsels)
and % l. md Sir Roche 4. Us lBur1sl. Il 20
, !. r1so start far. Won handny. Time.
s4TL
FOURTH RAcz-THE NEWTON STAKES: year, and
suriyrFS
; I. McGinTis's On. c Monet. b. Ben
S;-cus-Ntdrose 3. zoe. tBurnt) ~ t-o
JACK Ra-lin .. 10 tf7rI1aokl 10
8. Saw 3 81 Il
To1y Kane ; Jos F5iggizs) 20 and even. nnd Gold
DONE g. % CHide5ra-dl 8 TO ana 70 = slso ran.
Start catr Won easily. Time. 1:1I--
FIFTH RAcE-FI;es: 2yea--olds. "A furlongs
= J 2
sir plr5n--ss,,ia McCsel.zns 9e.
CfIilaeh-anD I2-i 81
gufre-,.-. 1as -.......... tT2edfern) 1910 10
PIX Garter. rs Brrrsl 6-o %
carrie Jones o. cRooer-s1n Z I and 2 !. ond
Amour. Philips. 70 aa5 70 D. alec
ftaTt gocc. Won driving. Tine. O;Ai 4.
SIXTH RACE-FIies and mares years ana over: 9
fJrionss
: Gsrsor.s B. Silver Dream. ty Henry
~ Eavaue--fsolden Dream. 3. 100
shaw s-5 -
IN-a-v SIDE }. IS IL
e'aleife- y l'7f Oh Phl4ltIs) 81 -
tsyirznCea 20 ! and IL 20 Naughty
l@dy. : go tIIgebrand) to and 20 2. and Merry
Hours. . jas fC'Brlen) : 20 /.