The Washington herald., 1907-05-04
RUN WELL TO FORM
Jamaica Winners Supported
by Betting Public.
BARBARY BELLE RUNS SECOND
Rules Favorite at TO 2, with Edna
Jackson seeOnd-I4atter Raced on
Her Feet at Head of stretch.
IEeatOr Comes Through on the Rail
in Good styIe-rime, 1913 Fiat.

jamaica, May 3--The horses ran pretty
close to form at Jamaica to-day, ana ali
OF the winners were well supported by
the public. The weather was cold and
raw.
The stake feature was the NeWtown
selling, for three-year-olds and upward.
six frlongs. Barbary Belle ruled fav-
orite al to >, with Edna Jackson second
in favor at 3 to l. Barbary Belle and
Edna Jackson went to the front az the
start, the latter being raced off her feet
when the head Of the stretch was reached
Then Keater came through on the rail
in good style and finished four lengths in
front. with Edna jackson three lengths
back. The race was run in 1:15 fiat.
1t was a day of triumph for Larry Null
ligan and the Sulliyans. for Larry won
two races with Ace High and Henry Wat
terson, both carrying bundles of checks
that made the clan intensely happy Ace
High captured the first event at six fur
longs.
Waterbury was the favorite at 10 10.
but Ace High got away running, and was
never headed. beating Waterbury by two
and one-half lengths in 1.12 4.5-
Henry Watterson was backed OF the
boards in the third race lie made all the
running. and breezed home three lengths
before SaVable, f 10 J.
Sungleam, the favorite IN the second
/ race. wasn't ia the money. SansamOn,
/ to ., won the race on the post 10y nose
from Louis Cella's DiyOrcee, g to 2, who
made the bulk of the pace
/ Jack Martin rode the winners OF the
/ two last races. lie cut out the pace
with Battle Axe 10 10 fav0rite, in
/ the fifth at six furl0ngs. the Hamburg
| colt beating Water Tank, 10 /, by a
/ length, iu lib 3-5- Martin then put up q
great finish on Applebys S8dler. to
/ fav0Tite. IN the last event for maidcus
/ six furlongs, catching Oyam8, 20 ], the
] pacemakeT. in the last few strides. and
[ beating him three-quarters Of a length IN
/ I.IL Pins and Needles, 4 20 ], who came
! from nowhere. was third, three lengths
/ away. The attendance was about 1909, as
I usual The summaries
/ FIRST RACE-F0r thrccyear-olds and mp sil
I fuiangs. Ace High. l9i l>otterj. Is 10 s. WGn
/ WauTmuy. lgs Mountain even. second; FusfisH
/ Iu rs MeIriTre|, ta .. third. Time. LIB -
Maud p. ArheH, and fAmGIr aiso an.
/ SECOND RACE-For fro-yeaFoid maidens arr
/ nHis, Eyc furl1Hss. SsnsamoH, l3 lBookCT
TO WHaT 4fifsEfafr aH1 HeA+ii4tilf.Hts 20 q
sl7-ud Sequence. POS Homer. 90 ]. third. Time
1928 suuEleam TuotL Daisy Shine. and L9tu
Brandt So E1n
/ THIRD RACE Selling. for threeyearaliz sn'
un. one mile and a sixteenth. Henry WaftersJa
. I0 INlttaTl s % s. Won; Sagahie, l0i AiUsgr0yei
/ or1n 4 90 J. second, CoblesEli q tLCWEl. % =
/ third. Time I.46 Entree Tazer. and sailor Be-
I also ran.
/ FOURTH BACE-The Newton Stakes; Tor three
I vear-ulds and up- SIX frl0Igs. keatof. III Gar
T neri tl l. wou. B8ttarr Belle. IS lNotteFi. o
. second. Edua jackson. l5s AlountsInI. 70 2
tbird Time I.l4 sHcsavaF Rye, and Worsmas
also ran
/ FIFTH RACE Selling ferEesrolds and mp, s'
furloues. Bsttle Axe. III H. Martini 4 90 8 won
. Water Taux lG3 .Hauerl. % 10 J. second Suffice
60 HefernauI. q e. 7 third. Time, 3G5 Iitu
Woods Commune. 81. EsteIhe. Pionaer, Progress
. Bust ON the Ega Eltupia. and Noa also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Maiden threeyeaT-3ids aud up
. s2 furlal4s. sa4lsF. IL j. M4uml. 5 60 2 won
Oyam8. ll5 lBHsselp. 20 J. second, Pins an
I Needles. los iN0Iteri. s to J. third. Time lii
sam ncmard Claude Duvll. Ambush. Brominss
Z I.nuelee. Roland. Herman. Hiram. Man Hal
and Lichtmess also ran.