New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-28
HAMBURG BELLE BEATEN.
SCOTCH PLUME'S STAKE.
Beats Hamburg FiNy a Head q"
RauenSzcOOd Handicap.

Hamburg Belle was beaten short head IN the
FaavensUood Handicap at Jamaica yeaieroay' eve"
in defeat, however. she ran one or her pest 49,
as SIC LOST the decision only in the last stride
sfter forcing the fast pace. Scotch Plume q my
80 ,.bor, she was conceding tiirty-seven pounos
vas responsible for her downfall scotch RUNE
raced with little distinction on the Sallao'aN
circuit but her start al this meeting oiu nO'
earn her many friends. as she stopped baoly alteF
showing some speed. Oiandt, Jockey itsle known
- local race-Roers had the mount yesterday, and
SIZE went to the post at 20 to J. lightly backed from
80 70 l.
The Ravenswood Handicap attracted as STRONG
a field as has gone 10 the post n the meetli t
Hamburg Belle the heroine OF last year u'uii''
vas Al tor weight with l27 pounds. while opposed
70 her after the scratches were all in were suoH
aood sprinters as Rapid Water, Collector IessuP
Grenade, Mlneola Race King. Scotch Plume 80
Gold Saint under equitable weight @"J -
Grenade was the post favOrite at 3 10 l. WIN -
burg Belle snd Mineoa. NJ 10 aiiu :. - 80
.a.rtivel, the best played 10 beat HIM 10 d eO0u
go, Pend Water was the first TO show, put nam
burg Belle quickly moved Up 10 him. ana he@u an
had they raced up the back stretch ana siO-iu
she far turn Collector Jessup and Race hlhs' -
and neck were a length and nan pa0A' ~
Scotch Plume was in nith place. U"' 'S 90
10 look danserous. p..
A. she stretch turn Collector Jessup and race
king gave battle TO the pacemakers, and Kappa
Water quickly suocumbed: hut Hamburg beIe u-e"
away when Strengthened out and came down - 'ie
wire 20 what looked like certain victory. IL was
not 10 be however, for when an Danger seeineo
over scotch Plume closed with a rush on the out
sd. ord running straight and true. got up in time
"a win on the post by q short head. Lyme WI"
had the mount on Hamburg Belle, was supremacy
confident at tho last furlong pole, and TINS may
have cost him the race He saw danger INSIDE the
last sixteenth and did his best hut his mount was
firing and lust failed 10 las. Collector Jessup was
third three lengths away. Grenade broke well
hut could not keep with the early pace and his
performance was a distinct disa ppontment. Ham
burg Belle showed such Improvement over her last
that II caused some comment.
The last race OF the day, a handicap al one mile
and seventy yards was ruined by scratches. only
Two horses starting-DolIy spanker and oTmondes
Plight, Dolly Spanker an odds-on favorite. and
won easily after INDUCING Ornonde's Right with
the lead 70 the head OF the stretch Outside Of
this tie days racing spirited and interesting.
with close finishes and stirring contests. A good
less rough and f0ul riding. OF which the stew
crds took no Cognizance. although in two cases it
So observed and foul riding punished, called for
The S0uthcrner and Kittie Plat Were disqualified
and the stewards had no recourse. No action was
The Southerner won the mile and a quarter sell
ing race, second On the card inside the last SIX
teenth pole toE- horses were racing head ana need
with Cloyerand on the outside, apparently going
knocked him on bis stride. and then went on 10
win by a scaut length with Midshipman. Gravina
and Cleveland heads apart behind him. Kittie
Plat won the NTH race. beating Danseuse a snort
head. but she plainly foued Nibck and Confessor
a the head Of the stretch unquestionabiy depriv-
ing Nibick % the fruits Of victory. He closed
strongly after the mshap. bur could not quite make
~ The lost ground. The other winners were Dia-
noud rather an easy finish IT. the alleged handi-
maiden Glass in the third race. beating Tom Law
son short head.