The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-09
MILLER RIDES THREE PTRSTS.
INQUISITOR TAKES MONTAGUE
STAKES nv 4 NOSE.
Pater and Lord of che Forest Also hidden
10 Victory NY the Clever JOehey-Hadth
Comes Home with Yorkshire Lad-Ffve
FayOrites win al the Jamaica Traek.

FaVOFites Win at the Jamaica Track.
Form players we're again In clover at
Jamaica yesterday, due to the success Of five
favorites. Jockey Waiter Miller occupied the
attention OF the crowd this time instead of
Jockey Herman Radtke, for Miller rode three
winners and a second. while Radtke handled
only one first, a second and q third. Miller's
best performance was on Thomas Welsh's
lnoulsltor, o to 8 favorite, In the Montague
Stakes. weight for age. one mile and O siz-
teenth. On the far turn Inqulsitor was third.
apparently beaten. and Miller was using the
whip vigorously. Ormonde's Right. 3 to l..
and Phil Finch. 4 TO /. were several lengths In
front of the Inspector b. colt, racing like q
team. Al the head Of the stretch, however,
Miller went to tho outside and put Inauisitor
under a terrific drive. with the result that he
gradually overhauled the two horses In front
Of him until he was within striking distance
OF the leader opposite the upper end OF the
grand stand. Both 0~rmonde's Right and
Phil Finch were firing rapidly. and Miller.
realizing this. kept on with his work until In
n royal finish he got IDquisitor's nose In front
At the wire. with Ormonde's Right two lengths
in front OF Phil Finch. Delhi, IS to 5. was In
the air when the gate went up and Cochran
quickly took him In behind the others, where
he never had a chance to get free and came
home last Hermitage. Radtke up. bolted
at both turns. though he led for nearly three
quarters of a mile, The time was l:4s 2-5.
Miller had an easy time winning the third
event, a handicap for thr~ee-year-olds, six
furlongs. with Pater. 2 to 6 f~avorite, who
breezed home with five lengths to spare In
l14 2-5. Cressina, ? to /. got up In time to
get the place from Esoteric. ? to | BY a couple
OF lengths. the latter beating Water Tank.
10 to /, by q head.
BY hugging the rail and thereby saving
much gE0pnd as he tuF T, into The home
year-olds, five and q half furlongs. with II. L.
Wilson. Jr, g, Lordof the Forest, TO 6favofite,
who was ridden out by, q length and a half
IN l;o7 SIS. Rye. PLAYED down TO s. was second.
back. with Cassandrs. 4 to I
Radtke scored with. Yorkshire Lad, 7 TO- 10
~favorite In the second. race, at a mile and. o
sixteenth. He waited until he reached the
the, front with comparative ease. Yorkshire
Lad winning by . length and q half from
Jack Mexican. to /, with Sir Brillar. IS to l.
three lengths away. The latter had early
down to !. into the ground. The time was
1:4a.
Miller was badly beaten on Halton. II to 10
%favorite. in the first race. for two-year-olds.
Clements. 9 to second choice, was beaten
q head on the post by Round Dance. q 20 TO
shot. H~igginbotham, rs to l, was a poor third
Halton was shut of several times and never
had a chance TO extend himself. The time
was :02 is.
The last race, for maiden two-year-old
FLIES. at five furlongs. provided the closest
finish Of the day. 1anager.. 5 to 2 f~ayorite.
got the verdict by an eyelash over James 3.
Aureolin, 80 to |. third. p. j. Dryers Banasa.
opening at 7 to s. but receding to S to 2. was
thrown Into the rails by Fantastic lust after
the start and was so badly injured that she
had to be destroyed. The summaries:
RIpQT RACE