The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-01
ROSEDEN ENCOUNTERS DEFEAT
THOMAS ENTRY, JACOBTTE AND
HALIFAX, DISQUALIFIED.
oNfsrd. the Outsider. Captures the Rich
mOnd Handicap -Rusk Lotus. PursIane
and Leonard soc Hayman. All Favor
ties. succeed NJ the Jamaica Track.

ties, succeed NJ the Jamaica Track.
The races at Jamaica yesterday we're run
under the most unravOrsbls weather Condl-
lions. The rain fell steadily and was made
especially penetrating by n heavy gale that
caused general shiVering among the 10000
regulars who were on hand After the third
race tho track became slippery. 80 that sure
footing In the cases Of some horses MAS out
Of the question. Dave Johnson's ROseben
met defeat In the Richmond Handicap. for
all ages. six ~furlonss. partially because Of
the going and also for the reason that he
was asked TO carry the crushing impost Of
hts pounds. Eleven horses were scratched
out OF this event. leaving four TO go. ROsebeh
was q prohibitive favorits at l 10 3. with T.,
X. Thomas's Halifax and Jacobits coupled
at 7 to 2. while James McLaushlin's Oxford
went begging at 10 10 /. There was u lot
Of place betting on JacObite At q to 8, with
sto ) against Halifax on the same proposition.
Roseben undertook to give twenty pounds
TO Halifax. twenty-nlne to JacObite and
thirty to oxford.
When the gate went up Shaw took ROseben
to the front at the end OF the first furlons.
But the big sprinter seemed unable 20 get
away from Jacobite. who had u world Of
speed. As they turned into the homestrech
Jscobite hooked up with Roseben, who re-
s he rushed Onward, fry YARDS from the
wire dAcODlIe pore III hhu CnEeW hostOen
onto the fence in such a manner that Shaw
had to pull up short to escape q bad fall.
In the mxup oxford. with Miller up. closed
Rallantly and took the race by a length in
I.l3 AS. Shaw hurried before the ste wards
with a protest OF foul. but he was notified
that a claim was Unnecessary. Jscoblte.
therefore, was promptly disqualified. which
moved Roseben into thu, place; Inder the
rules Halifax was also disqualified. 20 that
rs there was little or no betting on oxford
the books cleaned up.
Rusk. II to 5 favorite. won the first race,
for platers. six furlonss. by q couple OF lengths
in the last furlong, the latter tax ing the place
from Teacress, ; to I, by five lengths. The
latter got q rouR deal but managed to take
third place from Miss Ogden, 70 to I. by q
Lotus, 4 TO s ~favorite. took the second race
at three.auarters OF q mile in a romp. with
Bertha +, 8 to /, in the place, two lengths
before Edna Jackson. 9 to /. Ihe race was
run in lI4 AS.
j. +. Seagram's Purslane. 7 20 10 f~avorite.
was easily the best in the handicap Tor two
year-olds, six furlongs. galloping home two
lengths before Mlneola, J to ], who Ia turn had
Umbrella. second choice. ran q bad race. The
time was ll5 2-j.
Leonard Joe Hayman, q 10 10 fayorite,
made a runaway OF the fifth race. at q mile and
a sixteenth. breezing home halI a dozen
lengths before Emperor of India, 20 8 Sly
time was ISL.
J.. II. Morris's Berkeley. IS to I. showed the
way in the last race, for maiden two-year-olds
Ave and a half furlong s. and LASTED long enough
TO win by a neck from Louis Cella's Marathon.
l to ? f~avorite, who began slowly. as usual.
third. Four favorites won. The summaries:
PIRHr RACE.