Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-24
RACES AT JAMAICA.
zienap Captured Lynbrook Handicap
by q Nose.

The Lynbrook handicap. for tuo-ve,r.
ODDS, six furlongs, at Jamaica Yesterday
was not wholly satisfactory to the crowd
who watched its Developments from start
to finish In the first place Security the
top weight and favorite, could not have
lost, In the opinion of the experts If he
had not bolted at the turn. When he
reached that part of the track he had a
commanding lead and was full of speed
But suddenly he took notion to run
toward the Long Island railroad cars out
side the fence. and although Miller beat
him over the head to keep him In, it was
no use, the half brother to Dick WeIles
finally bringing up the rear, eased up
Then. as If this was not enough to make
the spectators growl, II. +. Whitney's
Brookdale Nymph. who went up in the
betting. was so badly interfered with on
the back stretch that Shaw had to pull I'D
or go over the rails. Though the Whitney
FLY lost many lengths by this incident, she
soon went to the outside and was running
over the others at the end. In fact, many
of the spectators believed that she really
won, although the official verdict gave the
race to w. f. Schulte's Zienap, IS ~ 5,
who closed with great rush in the stretch.
Brookdalc Nymph had a length over James
Reddick, 20 to ], with Kinleydale and
Hermitage close up. james r. Keene's
Early and Often, backed down to to 1,
backed up, In the last furlong. The race
was run In Liza 20, comparatively slow
time for very fast track.
Sterling. to 2. got the best of bad
start In the first race. for two-year- olds,
six furlongs. and won in a gallop in IA,
Reidmore to l. who also got away we'll
ran second length and half in front of
Water Tank, u to 1, The fourth horse was
j. K. F. who ran a great race after being
left fiatfooted Tony Aste's Ruth w, the
13 to 3 favorite. also failed to get a good
break and was beaten from the first jump.
John A. brakes Broadcloth, a to 5
favorite. took the second race, one mile
and a sixteenth, in romp. Massa, to 1,
stood u drive and nipped the place from
S II. Harris. 10 to |, with Jetsam knocking
at the door The time was AT ID.
Though he got away last from the post,
Diamond, backed down to IL TO 3, quickly
went to the front In the third event. a
handicap for hree-ycar-olds. six furlongs,
and came home under hard drive. winner
by half n length over Platoon Is to l. with
Ivan the Terrible, the favorite, three
lengths back. Kittie Piatt, backed down
from 80 to III. was as good as left at the
barrier. The time was 1 :13 20.
l.. V. Bells Iyanhoe, backed down to s to
2. was much the best in the fifth race for
maidens. one mile and sixteenth, for af-
ter being knocked about In u jam on the
lower turn he ran around the field and won
easily by couple of lengths In 80. Sam
Wagner's Copper. IL to ). took the place In
a drive by length. from James
Galway's Legatee. 80 to 1 shot who was
shut of on the far turn. Chrysolite Is to
q. after leading for six furlongs, stopped
to nothing.
w. Davis for some reason took Ormon-
de's Right. the fayorite, up soon after the
start In the last race, a handicap for all
ages, one mile and a furlong, and the Paget
colt was never dangerous thereafter. Miss
Crawford. backed down to 8 to 1, mean
while made all the pace and was under a
drive at tho end. where she won by a
length and a half from Jocund. who was
played from 4 down to II to 3. Alma Du-
four. to 2. stood 0rmonde's Right of for
third money by half q length. The time
was 1:53 2-5. Four favorifes wero beaten
and the usual crowd OF 1900 turned out.