The San Francisco call., 1904-04-30
PLUCKY JACQUIN
LEADS WAY. And
PLEAsES PIKERS
Bookmakers Drop a Tidy
Sum i'll Second Race for
3-Year-Olds at Jamaica
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FULLER'S GOOD RIDING
Kansas City Jockey Club
Will Open a Running Meet
for Nineteen Days Season
FUILER'S GOOD RIDING
Special Dispatch. to The Can.

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NEW YORK. April 29.-Racing con
ditiors were slightly improved at ia.
maica to-day. The weather was threat
enlng but warm The track was still
in frightfu condition and, as on pre-
vious days, only mudlarks started. The
feature Of the afternoons caro-, the
Newton stakes. R six-iuriong sprin;
Eor three -year-oids, was captured
easily by Monet, at I3 to in the bet
ting. The start was poor. but Burns
got the favorite away in good position
and he won much as he pleased. A
mild killing was made on the three
year-old colt Joaquin, which won the
second race. His success was due in
a large measure to a skillful ride by
Jockey Fuller. Joaquin was played
down from to to 8 to at post time
Three favorites won during the
afternoon. Summary:
First race FIVE furlongs-W Workman won.
Firstborn second Delevan third. Time.
l :03 3-5.
Second race. six furlongs-Jacquin won. An
drew Mack second, Alforten third Time,
1:l7 is.
De Reszke won Go Between second. Ninespot
third Time al 1-5.
Fourth race. SIX furlOnSS-MOnet won. JACK
RatIin second. The Musketeer third. Time,
1:17 2-5
Fifth race, four and half furlongs-M Martha
German won, Sufferance second. Pink Garter
sixth race six furlongs-Silver Dream won,
Funny Side second. Palette third. Time.
KANSAS CITY. April 29.-The first circuit
running meet in years In Kansas City will be
inaugurated here To- morrow; when the Eldridge
course is TO opened under the auspices of the
Kansas City Jockey Club. The meet will last
nineteen days and several hundred well known
horses will run. The track for new one is
considered in very good shape
The track clubhouse, grand stand and sta
bles are an exact duplication OF those at Haw-
thorne and constitute one of the finest courses
in the West.
The feature Of Saturdays sport will be the
Kansas City Derby, worth $4,000, in which the
best three year olds at the track will start.
Seven youngsters will line up for the H.
T. Grifin's colt Bill Curtis will be the IA
his entry Judge and Garnet Ferguson's Mill
tary Man is looked upon with favor by many.
The weather is ideal and the track promises TO
NASHVILLE Tenn. April 29-Cumberland
Park summary:
First race five and half furlongs-Orient
won j. Sidney Walker second Laura Hunter
third. Time 1:131s.
won, Lolo Mai second. Gambrinus third Time.
Third race, steepIe chase, short courser-vo-
lantne won, Leo Planter second Fallela third
Time. 4:12.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Bugler won,
Chamlee second. Cheboygan third. Time. IA
Fifth race, five furlongs-Lamplight won,
Brazil second, Madison Square third Time,
1:06
Sixth race. one and sixteenth rniles-Mala-
koff won, Briers second, Chocakotte third. Time
1:56
mary:
First race six furlongs-Decorati6n won Fe-
roma second Hubbard third Time. 20
Second race five and half furlongs-King s
Charm won, Shortcake second, Christelle third.
Time 1:12%.
Third race six furlongs-Meran won, Dusky
Secret second Barnacle third. Time 1:1915
Fourth race seven furlongs-Irby Bennett
won. Doeskin second, knowledge third. Time,
/ :35
Fifth race six furlongs-Lovable won -Four
Leaf Glover second, Velasquez third. Time.
49,
sixth race, one mile-Mollie T won, Hickory
Corners second Arnold K third. Time, :51.