New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-30
GAMARA'S CUTCHOGUE.
WINS FROM GLORIFIER
IsraeEite First IN SOuthoId Handicap
Big CrOzcd IN attendance.

with weather that charmed and racing that
rlsasee. It afternoon OF rare enjoyment that
,csng folk experienced at Jamaica yesterday There
Uss q holiday complexion IN and about the big
r--anastand. clubhouse and broad lawns: the pro-
qrauare with stake attractions was worthy OF
re OCCASION the sport was clean. spirited and in
ts7esting and the day was OF the kind make a
,eferroon in the open air particularly Joyous with
winter SO ST hand. The crowd was OF goodly
proporcions-as big. perhaps, has visited the
track in the meeting Only favorites were sue
cessful. but with one exception every winner was
vel supported
lsan1ars r. 7. Wilson jr.'s Sorcerer colt won the
cutchogue Handicap IN a stirring anish with L. V
Bells Gloriaer. The race was at six furlongs and
eight choicey bred and classy two-year-olds went
70 the post Augur the favOrite TO . and
Dandelion strong second choice at ls 10 8. Glen
echo az 10 J. and Gloriher. at 70 1. had strong
following. while p TO ! better could be had
against the others. Gamara was only lightly played
81 y and Is 70 L. his good race last Saturday in
much the same company notwithstanding.
Augur delayed the start few minutes by break
ing through the barrier. but when the word was
given the field broke in a compact bunch. Dande-
lion, Glenecho and Augur led The UP the back
stretch. with GamaEa- which had been pinched OF
5ust after the start, well Up.
Rounding the far turn Dandelon drew clear and
Augur suddenly dropped back. Glenecho was tir-
ing and Gsmara- racing through on the rail. gave
battle Dandeion as the stretch turn was reached
after brief struggle Gamara drew away from
DanCelOIs Win El4-lpS keeping INN 70 las WOEh
And IL was vel he did for Glorlner closed with q
rush through the last furlong and passing Dan
6elion. forced Philips 10 ride Gamara out 10 the
last stride win By short neck in the fast time
. Ia
Clorsner's race was q particularly good one. Shut
OF and pocketsd just after the start, he could not
and Al opening ulIu he bumped his way through
a. the head Of the stretch OEce clear, he closed
VIII q great burst OF speed and would have
Il another atty yards Glenscho tired and finished
Ear back. while AuguT bled and was pulled Up.
which accounted Tor hls stopping on the Tar turn
S-x horses went the post II the SouthOld Handi-
CAP. the second fixture On the card Orthodox and
De Reszke, coupled as II. Il Hayman's entry, were
strong tsFOTiJes 70 the Others being held be-
tween 70 and 20 ! The start was bad Israel
tie and agile getting much the WORSE OF it In
spite Of Lhis handicap. however they mad the race
between them at The end, Israelite beating Agile
handy by G length and q halt. Orthodox forced
The Ias- early pace Tor his stable companion. and
& result u-ed the turn ana dropped back
lost ground. then raced front and opened =
Cau OF Laree lengths agile went after Inn and
ne sr~err1 rTIrr rhresreued imminent
lsraelIe crew AWAY again and Won with some
llIng 70 spare De hseszke managed 70 run INTO
Monet won The opening handicap. coming on in
he stretch when Escutcheon and ASCENSION tired
r1de Monet out Win by neck Lord Badge at
OoGs-On. galoped home an easy winner OF the
second race aTLer Thistle Heather ana Topic had
raced eacn oLner 10 CeaLn II IrOnL-
Il. PhlLpss clever work was largely responsible
Just and forced back to all but last
place The rush the hrst turn, Philips oloed
~ tine and senT Grayina thrOugh a narrow
opening the rail II the run Up the backstretch.
saving three OF four lengths AT the stretch turn
and raced home Two lengths in front
oxford was graduated from the maiden class IN
the last race He followed the pace set by Supreme
Court 20 the last turlOng pole and then forced MS
way 70 the trent ana won ridden out, By q neck