New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
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Fire RoSCIed OUer on Get-AScay
Dan at Jamaica Track.

cold cutting east wind, driZzling rain and a
track deep in sloppy mud were the conditions which
faced those racegoers who had the hardhood 70
20 down TO Jamaica yesterday. It was character
istic getaway day, too as five well played favorites
went down TO bitter defeat in the most dishearten-
gnp yzav Roval Breeze a split choice with Harvey
Wilson in the first race, was the only one which
rewarded his followers 1t was the players how
ever, rather than FORM which was awry, as every
winner deserved a following taking the heavy
track into consideration.
The Suffolk Stakes, a selling affair for two-year-
olds at hve furlongs. was the fixture the card.
TTleing won rather easily from Acrobat and Frank
Lord. The handicap for three-year-olds ana up
ward. at mile and sixteenth. proved the
feature, however it resulted in stirring drive
through the stretch between Masaniello and GOOD
Luck. in which the former won by neck. 1t was
the only close finish Of the day. and there were
few regrets when the last race was run.
Bertmont was slight favorite over Frank Lord
n the Suffolk Stakes. but neither showed to ad-
vantage in the running, and came home covered
with mud and sadly dsgraced. Tfleing which had
beaten Bertrnont in at Aqueduct. was al
lowed to go to the post at to He reveHed IN the
going and. after racing Acrobat into submission
came away and won easily by two lengths FRANK
Lord suffered from some interference on the back
stretch which materially affected his chances He
closed strong in the stretch, but it was then too
late to do any better than run into third place
Greene broke slowly and closed a big gap. but he
tired from his early efforts and finished IN the
ruck.
Masaniello and Good Luck practically had the
handicap between them after the first five furlongs
had been run. They drew away from the others
and fought it out between themselves all through
/ the stretch Good Luck came from behind, and ap-
reared 10 have the won at the last furlong
POLE but he hung in tho last few strides and Not
ter by persevering with Nasaniello well
/ earned victory. Flis. the horse imported from
Russia which is entered in the big spring handi-
caps made his first appearance in this race He is
/ a good looking, outstanding chestnut but after
showing little speed dropped out of 1t and finished
i bad last The going may have been against him,
as to all appearances he looked fit and had worked
| a mile for the race in 142 S-5.
The other winners Royal Breeze Samuel H.
| Harris. Fustian and Brush Up, while the beaten
favortes were Lord Badge. which propped himself
as the barrier went up in the second race and was
| left at the posts Good Luck. Bertmont, Sue Smith
and Aeronaut. The last named which ran the fast
est six furlongs at the meeting last Saturday was
! plunged on to win the last race and backed down
| from to TO even money. Like the other choices
however, he met defeat, and il the last straw
| Brush Up noted mud runner, raced him into sub
mission in the first quarter, and then drawing
away. won ridden out by two lengths. Toscan, the
second choice in this race was so stiff and sore in
his preliminary that the stewards would have done
well to order him withdrawn He broke in front
but was always outrun.