The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08
BROOKLYN WINS LONG RACE.
FAVORITE beats GARNISH IN
JACKSON HANDICAP.
Jockey Sclllllins Disciplined for Careless
Ride on POseur-Benson Caldwell
Throws Homanelli and Runs Away
-Brisk Betting at New Orleans.


NEW o4LEAys. Jan. THE Jackson Hand-
cap at mile and a half was the feature OF
the racing az the Fair Grounds this afternoon.
Some Of tho best long distance horses at the
course we're engaged and every one Of the
six starters was well supported. Brooklyn
was the favorte and his price was hammered
down to 8 to 5 from to g. Garnlsh. the
Eastern horse was also well backed at II
to 3. The start was pretty one. Lady
Fonso led the way for n half when Jack Martin
sent Garnish to the front. For the first three
quarters Phillips was satisfied 10 tran mis-
field with Brooklyn. but at the mile he sent
the son of Tenny after the leaders. AT the
far turn Jack Martin tried very slick trick
In closing in on the rail when Phillips got
TO him with Brooklyn. Phillips was not slow
to see the trap and instead OF falling into II
pulled and went around He got Brooklyn
straight in a hurry and at the stretch turn
oolared Garnlsh. From there home II was
only n pleasant romp for Brooklyn. the son
OF Tenny winning In a common canter by
three lengths Garnsh easily downed Lady
Fouso for the place.
The cold weather did not prevent large
crowd from attending the races. The course
was dead and umpy. but the racing was In
terestine Twenty-four books cut In. and they
had no complaints TO oiier over this speoula-
ton In the ring
Tho stewards we're not PIE ased with the ride
that Jockey Schling put up on PoseuT. tho
heavily played odds-on favorlte IN the nrst
rnce, and suspended the lad for week from
riding any but the horses Of Archie Zim-
mer his employer. Poseur was many pounds
the best horse in the first race. but she was
beaten a head by Trepan. ono OF the out
sders who finished on three legs. Nicol,
who rode Trcpan made Schiling look like
novice.
Charley Ellison. the plunger. thought that
the play was good enough in the ring FOR him.
as he has met with lot of hard luck recently
on the ground and deci ded 10 put book on
There was no change In Elisons i'll luck, as
the book lost heavily.
In the last race. Benson Caldwells bride
broke Just as the field left the post and Jockey
Romanelli was thrown. Outside OF n few
bruises he escaped without serious inju ry
Benson Caldwell ran away four miles befor no
he was caught,
First Race--scven longs-Trepan Io4 Nlcon
Kleinwood 1906 q. Martin. 10 TO /. third. Time,
'2g s-5 Lord French, Worthington Conundum.
Jim Hale. flttbrlllar. Circus Gil and Nam sele
second Racc-Threc and half fnrlongs MIS-,
I:ludseyl. 10 to /. SECOND; Lady FarGascen' 10
Anodyne, MaDessa, Carrie Graham Inspector
phillips. . 10 s. wor: invlncible. los wv Murphy
I; to o. second Mayor Johnson. 100 lNcoD. 70 ?.
th'rd. Time, ia 40 knowledge. Tom Shelly.
AholA and Malster also ran
Fourth RACE -Jactson Handicapi ono mile and
a haif-Bruoi i'm. iu2 On Phillips. to 8, won:
Garnish. ITO H. Martin, tot, second: Lady Fonse
os Nutuchon Ito !, tIird; Time. 1855. AlHd
slit n Raes seven fIronss st TSinmony 100
o. Martin, 2 20 g. Won, Montebank, 100 III, Phil
psf. TO l. second: TIoSsE,hs. lOl tNlCoD, 10 TO l.,
IirJ Time 10 8 George Perry, Little BOY.
| Iafim. EI,ol. Mary Stein, Rachel Ward. Dusky
and Lord OF the Valley also
Sixth Racc-One mile and three -siIteenths--
Joe Lesser. 100 tNcol. 70 TO- won; falernlnn. %
baird, TO /. second. Catalina, 10 &C. Harris
| 8 TO l. third. Time a,Oi henson Caldwell. Platus,
Barra. Dr. Guernsey and GOldhgA also ran.