New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
HORSES LOST In FOG.
HIDDEN IN TWO RACES.
Double Killing" Made scith General
HaIeg and Infanta.

A heavy fog, which bic" IN ClL Cle OCedl'
played a trick those who braved the storm
and had the courage TO go down to the Jamaica
racetrach yesterday. II settled down so thick
during the running Of the fourth and sixth races
that the horses could not be seen until straight
ened out in the stretch. While the fifth event
was being run the fog lifted slightly that the
horses could be seen running like wraiths up the
backstretch and around the turn. although the
majority OF those present could not distinguish
the colors The track was sloppy, but the foot
ing was firm underneath. and the time in the
various races was not so slow might have
been expected.
In spite of the unfavorable conditions the rae
ing, such as could be seen of il, was interesting
and exciting. as in the second and third races
three horses finished heads apart Three favor
ties and three outsiders divided the card, and
E Dugan, the Jockey. broke his long losing
streak by riding two winners-Don Enrique and
King Cobalt The latter reveIled in the mud
and made a show of his field in the Remsen
Handicap, but Don Enrique had a more difficult
task and won because Dugan outrode Mcdaniel
and Herbert in the closing strides. Miller
cepted four mounts and finished second four
times, which distinctly exasperating to those
who bet on his mounts TO win.
p T. Chinn and his friends had profitable
day and the layers will not soon forget the
double victory Of General Haley and Infanta-
General Haley was played for killing in the
fifth race. and backed from TO 1 TO to and
even lower before the barrier was released. The
horse had not started since the midsummer
meeting at Yonkers, and the form players had
no line on him. as his races earlier in the season
were hopelessly bad He was opposed to a cheap
lot, however, eleven of the sixteen named
overnight were scratched. leaving only five
horses in the field. Frank Lubbock and Andrew
r6a HF1flr oT III y,Jo-
money showed for General Haley when there
was wild rush 20 bet on the good thing"
With Frank Lubbock practically left at the
post General Haley went right 20 the front and
made every post winning one. although he had
20 be ridden cut at the end 20 beat D'Arkle and
Andrew Mack. OF the five horses which went
70 the pest il this race James Fitzsimmons
trained Workman, Frank Lubbock and D'ArlIle
p 7. Chinn sent Infanta TO the post in the
sixth race for maiden two-year-old f;lies and
tne cast on from the Keene stable, which had
never been 70 the post, quietly backed from
% TO to 80 TO ]. with part of the winnings Of
Senefal Haley When the field came out Of the
mist at the head OF the stretch Tnfanta was in
front, and she managed TO last long enough TO
WIN by a neck from Lady Corlnne. which was
Slowly Dut surely wearing ler down Six lengths
back Lotus Brandt beat -mitator the favorite
length CT so for third money.
IrohbleInaker was probably the best horse In
the second race but he was in the heaviest go
ing on the rail- through the last furlong and
help in the closing strides. and TroubIemaker
was beaten two heads by Don Enrique and
MaTster. Don Enrique was a not fayorite al
odds-on, and those who had accepted the short
price counted themselves lucky 70 cash as both
4laTster and Troublemaker seemed to have him
beaten inside the last sixteenth pole
hanazarra, Explosion and SeweU finished
meas .ssg apart IN the handicap at six furIongs,
tIllto on the card, and once again the feeIint,
EaS general that the best horse finished third
I1ahazarra made the early running with Ex
plosion IN close attendance The latter moved
up ana challenged the pacemaker at the last
sHteenth pole but Handzarra hung on better
than usual and lasted long enough 10 win nv, ~
sces5,. sceoh OF nod. with Explosion a hands
breadth before Sewell. E. Dugan took SeIreiI
Wide turning for home TO find the hest foo+;no
@ @nut me move undoubtedly cost him the race as
tIle colt was running over the other two In +ba
beyond the wire W. jumps
Fred Buriew followed his recent s,ccess NTH
2yugsler by winning the first race with Ia
SeuLesSe' hacked by those who knew he bad
WORKED Well from 20 to / to Is to I si,r,1or tiau
W. MHo nag the mount, saved three or four Ienetbs
Dy coming through on the rail at the beaS nS
49, 1Ii1 srrsteh' :S' when BeardaIl and Miss DeIanev
race. "'S earned MIN the