Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-21
HIGH WEIGHT DID
NOT STOP JUBILEE

NEW YORK. April 21-Jubilee, the
sturdy three-year-old son OF Compute
Stenanette, gave away big Jumps OF
weight by the scale yesterday. and beat
out lot of fast sprinters in the seven
furlopg handicap at Aqueduct
Jubilee showed that he is horse Of
fine speed and courage OF the bulldog or
der. He had all the poor luck OF the race
and was forced to race around his five
opponents at the head OF the stretch
when the loss of ground meant possible
defeat. Bun. in spite of early interference
and the hard road he had to travel he
responded calamity to Jockey Shaw's
energetic finish and with a determined
rush at the end. won on the post. Colonel
Jack. the early pacemaker was we'll rid
den by Guy Burns. but lost first money
because Jubilee had more endurance
Jubilee inherited his great qualities. He
Is half brother to Ypsilanti, a horse
that for three years carried top weight
IN the dig handicaps On the English turf.
Ypsiianti won the rich Jubilee stakes for
two years.
In selecting name for the son Of Com
pute, Fred Lttlefeld, his owner decided
tnat Jubilee fitted him because OF his re-
lationship to Yosilanti.
franc. a Good One.
That the fast race won by Trance last
week was not a matter OF luck was made
evident by her victory in the Ozone
stakes. With l08 pounds up. this dis
carded daughter of Ben. Brush. sold by
James r. Keene for $500 ran the four
furlong course In 10 a-5 seconds. which
equaled her previous performance when
she established a track record Her
showing yesterday was much more cred
liable. however. as she was in no wise
assisted by strong wind.
She led from start to finish and beat
easily the best lot of two-year-olds that
has started in a race since the opening
day. From first to last she was in front
and passing the winning post she had In
advantage OF a length and a half. Fitx
Herbert was second, four lengths before
Erbeit. The latter closed up big gap
from poor start. Far back In the ruck.
beaten many lengths. were Voodoo and
Apron. two former stablemat ties of Trance
A report was I'm circulation that here
after the price OF admission 10 the race
tracks would be 3. When the stewards
were asked about the story they denied it,
The Summaries.
First race for nllies. three year Odds: 6re fur
longs-Berry Maid. 100 Musgrave,. s to :. to
~ and 1 10 8. won: Queen Marguerite. iOs &c.
Burns. Z TO J. TO 9 and TO 5. second: Jane
Swift. 1O4 'shilIing,. 20 to 4. to 1 and 3 10 1.
third. Time. 1.0l. Frizette. Sandal. sunslesm.
Marbles and Tea Leaf also ran.
Second race steeplecbase; for -four year -olds
snd up: selling: about two mies-Jimmy I&ne.
153 Wwens,, 10 10 and out. won: Gus Strsus.
l43 tstope,. TO and out. second; King Cas-
tie. 1S4 nDupee,. Is to l.. 10 aud TO 5. third.
Time, 4.24. Esquire fell.
Third race. handicap: for three year-olds and
up: seven furlonge- Jubilee, los tShswl, To 5,
TO and tn :. won: Colonel Jack. 100 &c.
Burns. 10 5. TO srd I 10 ), second: Cam
paigner. 9S fMcCaheyi. 20 IN I. 4 to and to
/. third. Time. LIS As. Tileing, Light Wool
and Zethus also ran.
Fourth race. the Ozone stakes: for two-yesr.
olds: four furlongs-TraDce. 100 sMussravei. -
10 5. to ) aud to ~. won: Fitz Herbert. log
tE Dugan,. 4 10 ]. Z TO : and To TO-. second;
Erbert. % Fulton: 10 TO 1, 80 and 10 I.
third. Time. q. &6 :-J. Sea Swell. Sight, Hoyie.
Personal. RIble Ben Franklin, voodoo, Apron.
Dtcolate and Wardens also ran.
Fifth for maiden three year -clds: selling:
six furlonRs-Mazuma. 100 20. Burma. L. TO i,
to ] and to .. won: Montauk. los tMcCsbey,.
TO =. 10 and to 10. second Red Bonnet
100 tFairbrother,, 10 l. even and TO 2, third
Time. LA 2-6. Carlton. Fielder. q. Ferraro.
Rosario. Royal Evox, Aimandiue. Sequence, Ariel.
Irish Lance and Danger also ran
Sixth race. for two yea folds: four and q bali
furlongs-Preceptor. lO4 tG. Burns). to I. TO
and A to 5, won: Wild Pigeon. log tNorter).
TO 8. to and TO o. second: Siskin. 100 IT,
Dugant. Is to !. 10 and to 4, third. Tine.
O.53 3-5. Dress Parade, Guy Fisher. Patriot,
Moorish King. Sir John. Watiere, Low Heart
and Gliding Belle also ran.