New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-19
COY MAID DISQUALIFIED.
GAMARA GETS THE STAKE.
The Southampton Handicap q
Troublesome Bless at Jamaica.

The southampton Handicap. the feature OF the
card at Jamaica yesterday, began in trouble and
ended in more trouble. so far at least, as Coy
Maid Rose Of Dawn and Black Prince were con-
cernel Coy Maid won. and was disqualified,
while Rose OF Dawn and Black Prince were left
at the post The stake run the fourth
race and the distance was one mile and a six
tenth Eight horses faced the starter. with
Tonsorder. the Canadian colt. a hot favorite at
6 10 ). woodsaw the outsider, at 10 to l.
while the others ranged between 6 to ! and
10 to /
Rose Of Dawn and Incarnation were fractions
behind the barrier, and delayed the start several
minutes When the break did come Rose of
Dawn was left fat footed while Black Prince
was all tangled up and as good as left
also. Coy Maid. which on the rail man
aged to hold her position by dnt OF Notter's
hard riding. but Incarnation and Gamara were
Tapped on her IN the run around the lower turn
Going up the hackstretch Gamara took COM
InaEd and showed the way. while Incarnation
gradually dropped out Of it Tongorder moved
up fast on the far turn into second place. but he
Aattered for only few strides and quickly gave
10 the struggle.
Into the stretch Gamara still held his way, but
Woodsaw and True Wing gave battle on the out
side. u lille Notter brought Coy Maid through
the rail. At the last furlong pole all four were
heads apart and driving furiousiy and then the
trouble began. Coy Maid bore out. and little
Notter was not strong enough 10 straighten her
before she interfered with Gamara, which in
turn crowded Woodsaw and True Wing Coy
Maid then came on and won by scant length,
while the three others finished heads apart. Per
rine. on Gamara. lost time in claiming foul,
and. after Notter had been heard, the stewards
entertained il. and disqualified the Kingston
FLY. This gave Gamara the race. with Wood
saw second and True Wing third.
That the stewards had no recourse but TO
disauaHfy Coy Maid there can be no doubt 1t
seemed unfortunate. however. she was tho
best as the race was run and would have Won
decfsively had the jockey been able TO keep her
straight No particular blame could be laid
10 Notter either, as he YVES undoubtedly
tired than his mount.
TWO favorites won--God Rose. which made
her field look cheap in the opening handicap,
and The Southerner. which took it into his
rogush head to run kindly in the mile and
quarter selling race. The other winners were
La SorCiere, Delude and Banker. Delude and
Banker won in head-and-head finishes and thus
saved these races from being utterly void of any
interest.
records IN their respective races Gold Rose.
with % pounds up. ran six fUriongs in lip 1-5,
and, furthermore, won galoptng. She fairly ran
away from such good sprnters as Frontenac.
TosCan. Rad News, Ivan the Terrible and Cog
nomen The old record 1:12 %, made by
Orthodox in April Of last year with ITO pounds
up. The Southerner cut full two seconds off
the mile and a quarter track record. He ran
the distance in 2O6, while the old figures were
EOS, made by Stonewall last fall
= big mdweek crowd was in attendance, and
during the early afternoon the weather was all
that could be desired. A fog drifted IN
the horses were going TO the post in the fifth
race and the horses looked like phantoms on
the backsIretCh. In the sixth only the
start and finish could be seen, as the fog settled
down and completely shut off the backstretch.
Chrysoiite and Nom de Plume went into the
fog in the lead, but Banker and Brilliant came
out OF it in front and fought out the finish