The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-29
CHAMpLAIN WINS SAYVILLE.
FRANK FARRELDS COLT BEATS
PALETTE IN A DRIVE.
More Poor Riding by Star jockeys. Hi.
debrand the Chief Offender. Il.
SeaEram's Irish witch Nins-Fiye
FayOrites Defeated ut Jamaica Track.

{; Five beaten favorltes enriched the book
:, makers at Jamaica yesterday. where the
y usual crowd OF regulars braved the chilling
I, winds from the bay and then went homt
!. detected. There were several casess OF In
), different riding by star jockeys. but this
seems to be daily incident, with no question:
!. asked.
I. Frank Farrell colors were carried to vic.
tory In the Sayvlle Stakes. at n mile and g
--sixteenth. by Champlain. backed down to
sde to s. The Gonsalvo colt got away well and
andulRed In long duel with the Boston Sta.
Sbles Palette. a 90 to 1 shot. finally beating
THE latter by three parts Of length In iA7 Us
!, 0arnish, to 2, received a poor ride from
/. Hildebrand and finished third. two lengths
/. away. while Canteen. to favorite. after
I. being messed about by Sperllng, finished
#. q head out Of the money.
/: Hildebrands handling Of Ocean Tide In
(. the second race. at the same distance. caused
T, much unfavorable comment The st. George
I lilly was well backed at s to 2. but she never
: had q chance to show the form that enabled
her to win her previous race. and she finished
~ length and a half out OF the money. j. E,
seagrams Irish Witch. a to 1 good thing
on the other hand. was splendidly ridden
by Wonderly. who let her down at the head
OF the stretch. to win. ridden out. by couple
y of lengths from the fayorite, st. Valentine.
who had two and half lengths over Damon
reduced to to 1. The time was l47 SIS.
IIildebrand also failed TO land Joe YeaRer's
Minaosa. hot favorite. near the money In the
first race. at six furlongs. The Hamburg
Ally was back In the ruck all the wav and
never had look in. CounterpoIse. 8 to 1.
- WIS the winner by length and a half; Old
England. 0 to 2. having the same margin over
Right and True. quoted at similar odds
Dick Bernard. who was of poorly. was a
head back. closing strongly. and might
have won under more favorable circum-
stances. The time was 1913 2-5
Sleepy handling OF Sydney's Paget's
D'Arkle. 5 to 1. by Lucien Lyme lost the third
race. for two-year-olds. at six furlongs.
Lyme paid all OF his attention to James r.
Reenes Fancy Dress. to 1, In hot drive
through the stretch. and did not see Juven
aga, 8 to 1, who squeezed through on the
rail In the last fifty yards and won by a
whisker In 1l4 s-5. DArkle only beat Fancy
Dress a ose.-with Foxy. the favorlte.
length and a half back.
Hildebrand redeemed himself somewhat
In the nth race. for maiden two-year-old
fllies at five and a half furongs. when he
landed Sheen, 3 to favorite, winner by a
nose. Witch Hazel. o to 2. was in front up
to the last jump. and beat My Buela. to /,
by three lengths. the latter making the pace
with small advantage to the head OF the
gretch. The time was l:Os.
In the sixth race. handicap for all ages
at nine furlongs. Sidney c. Love. the favorite.
ran second. Hildebrand. it was charged.
waited too long before making his run with
the son Of DR.. Rice, who was unable to over
take Billy Lakeland's Little En-, the winner
by three lengths in 1853 1t was a tight Mt
for the place at that. Love taking II from
sonoma Belle by an eyelash. James F. was
the smart 1x f esws us Mhe sd
again tipped and played. proved no account,