New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
IN THE MONEY TWICE
u. r. DONOHUE REPEATS.
Monfort and AdOration YIN for
r. 4. Wilson, Jr., at Jamaica.

Eugene Yayland made his our-year-old geld
sng J. f. Doaohue do double duty at the Jamaica
racetrack yesterday in an effort 10 win a purse
The horse started in the second race, at one
mile and a sixteenth and after trailing his field
10 The head of the stretch closed with rush
and finished second 10 Lord Stanhope. way
land evidently thought that this would serve as
a good warming up gallop, and he started J. r
Donohue right back in the fifth event, at one
mile and a half when the horse ran quite as
good a race if not better one. although he
had to be content with third money, head ana
half length behind Brancas and Smiling Tom.
While rather unusual, it is not new thing
10 start a horse twice in one afternoon. Sidney
Lucas and Ogden were good enough to win two
races in one day, while CederstrOme, The Rival
and Matt Simpson are among others which won
races after being beaten earlier in the afternoon
on which they were asked to appear twice. Al
Morris Park some years ago Matt simpson
started III a hurdle race and fell, only 10 come
right back and win on the fat later IN
the day J. +. Donohue quoted at 10 TO l
in both his races yesterday. and he was in more
demand for the second than for the first
r T Wilson, jr- won two races, with Monfort
and Alteration Both were at odds-on, and both
were ridden by f. Dugan As it turned out
they were the only winning favorites OF the day.
Youthful Golden West, Smiling Tom and Rus
sell T, the first choices in the other races were
beaten and on their merits so far as could be
Judged Monfort won the handicap for all ages,
al one mile and a sixteenth, beating Summer
Cloud Kiecrankie and Earl g. Dugan waited
with him until his many followers began to get
anxious, but when the boy let him down in the
stretch he quickly raced up to Summer Cloud
and came away TO win easily by two or three
lengths
Alteration was at an even shorter price than
Ronfort, and once again Dugan furnished those
who bet on the flly many anxious moments by
setting her into difficulties which made her vic
tory extremely doubtful a fuTlong from home
She was pounds the best, however and won
rather easily at the end after overcoming inter-
ference which would have discouraged any but
q stout hearted horse. In the run up the back-
stretch Flowaway interfered with her, when
cost a length or so, and turning for home She
was pinched off again so sharply that she al
most went 10 her knees. FlowaWay beat : orA-
5st head for the place. The latter would nave
been second by half length or more, but he
swerved over into the heavy going on the ran
an the last sixteenth, interfering with Ramrod
and forcing Walsh to pull his head arounu
sharply 10 straighten him out Brussell' VINO
had the mount on Ramrod went before the
stewards and made claim Of foul, but Tor aoout
the tenth time at this meeting the stewards
dismissed IL although Yorlzist certainly deserved
disqualification.
Youthful which ran such a good race behind
Arasee a few days ago, was a strong 1aNorlle
sor the opening event but he tired so badly IN
irving to run Senator Barrett down that ne nm
ssbed far back in the ruck. Rosario, Miss MAJ
zoni and Obert showed in front at various parts
of the stretch, but the last named was there at
the all important time showing decided I'M
provement over his race on Saturday.
Rosario which has been played for good
tniDg" almost every time he has gone TO the post
this wear, was beaten head for third money,
disappointing his followers once more lie
may be graduated from the maiden class BEFORE
the season is over but il begins to look doubtful
Golden West, Lord Lovat and Lord Stanhope
attracted the bulk Of the play in the second race
Golden West was prominent to the last furlong
pole, when she gave it up: Lord Lovat could
never improve his position and evidently had not
got over his four-nile runaway few days ago,
while Lord Stanhope, well handled by Miller,
came away in the stretch to win easily by five
or six lengths
The selling race at a mile and half, was IN
terestng from end to end. and more than usually
exciting through the last sixteenth Smiling
Tom the odds-on favOrite. made most Of the
running but he tired in the closing strides and
Brancus got up to win by a head under McDan-
iers strong finish J. F. Donahue might have
won with a stronger boy than Brussel up al
though he seemed TO hang in the last few strides.
VestabeIla was graduated from the maiden
class in the last race at the expense Of Russell
T and ten others. Russell T. had his usual
speed but had 70 be content with second money
for the third time at this meeting, for lack Of
courage. TO all appearances. CitTona ran away
five furlongs on the way to the post in this race
and then was left standing still when the bar
rier was released. Greenland, a strong paddock
tip. was kicked at the post. but the stewards
refused 10 withdraw him, although he acted lame
when G. Swain rode him back to the stand for
their inspection. When the start came the horse
could hardly gallop and the jockey wisely pulled
him up at the head OF the stretch