The sun., 1908-05-08
ALETHEUOREVELS IN THE Mud
WILSON'S COLT BREEZEs HONE
~ NEWTOWN STAKES.
Berkeley and Hhlket Capture the Hahdl.
caps-Klhg Cobalt. HaYre and Zcthus
Successful IN the Other Races At IL.
mAiCa-six Thousand Hegulars There.

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caps-kihE Cobalt, HaVre ahd Zethu'
Successful IN the Other Races At Ia
maiCa-six Thousand HegulaFs There
With the rain falling In sheets and a hurri-
cane getting In its work all the afternoon,
| 5000 regulars saw the racing at jamaica yes
| terday afternoon. The track was a sea OF
mud, 30 that horses and jockeys we're plss-
tered with Il a. they came home 10 the judges
Although four favorltes suffered defeat the
layers received another grusling a. all OF
the winners were generously supported
The Stake event. the Newtown Selling, at
six furlongs, was only a good gallop by r, r
Wilson, Jr,s Aletheuo. a 10 to 20 favorite
p. Dugan rushed him to the front As soon
a. the barrier went up and the Ornament
colt, opening up a commanding ead. breezed
all the way to the wire, where he had a margin
OF five lengths in il8. 1t was a hard drive
for the rest Of the purse. Larry Mulligan e
Sir Toddington, to /, got up In time TO take
the place by few inches from Frank
Browns Keator, 10 to /, who In turn beat
NJ. /, Schwartz s Triumph. IS 10 l, a head.
The latter had some early speed and chased
the winner to the head OF the stretch. where
he hung
The Beverwyck stables Berkeley, l2 to 5
second choice, made all the running In the
handicap, at mile and a sixteenth. and
drawing away at the head OF the stretch he
gallOped home with FIVE lengths over j. II.
Mccormick Iileing, II to 10 fayorite, the
contender all the way but poorly ridden. j. l..
McGinniss Troublesome, a 20 10 / outsider,
ran third, two lengths back and ten lengths
before n, H. Lees Pins and Needles, backed
from Q to 1t0,2 The race was rqn In terrific
rainstorm, the spectators beng unable 10
make out the colors or numbers when the
horses rushed down the hOmestretch The
time was 80
NJ, 4. .Healeys Gncognito. backed down to
i3 to 10 fayorte In a handicap az ak furongs
after making the pace to the last sixteenth
pole weakened and surrendered TO William
Gersts Halket, lStO6 &, who stOOd hard drive
and won by q head 10 the last few jumps in
was last ah the way.
Richard Bauers 2ethus. 2 to second
choice. went to the front after the first fur
long and won all the way IN the third event.
At a mile and sixteenth. le had four
tance in ISL ~. Larry Mulligans Chief
Hayes 10 to favorite, was the runner up
for seven furlongs and then stopped TO moth
to 10 her best form ana took the place by "a a
length and a half from Frank Weirs Chan
tily, backed down 10 !, Chantilly was out
run III the early stages, but closed with
great rush.
II, T. Gritns HsTe, who receded to to
T. after a slow beginning In the second race
for two-year -olds hye furlongs, closed with
a world Of speed in the stretch and won In a
gallop BY three lengths In iO!. \. G.. Hill
drelhs Force. 5 TO I, who led for more than
half a mile, was driven into the place. a length
in front Of farney SChreiber's Miss High
land. backed down to =. James Mclaugh-
in Personal, backed down to ~ TO favorite,
was the victim OF weak ride. !. n Meteor
mick's Eustacian, ! to 1, had early speed but
quit.
The Krovnleigh Park Stables King Cobalt.
al the prOhbtiye price Of 10 y, RAlloped on
with the first event, for three-year-olds, live
and a half furlongs Ne opened up big
gap at the start and then rolled hohie eight
lengths in front Of j. 4. Nernberg's Masdue-
rade, TO T. who vas always second and beat
Iiill naly's Hartford boy, m to I, by length
and half. The time was 100. The sum
maTies
FIRST RACE.
For three year olds 500 added hv, and a hall
fuHongS.
Horse and Agc, w. Jscktg Bruinq. I'm
King Cobalt : iis Mccarthy. 20 out 4
Masquerade, 3 l0l Garner 81 Is -
Hartford Boy s.. l0s W. BURNS. col 81
Time, 100.
Good slar. won easily King Cobalt hr. c, >, by
Cesarlon .EsteIc whitney; owned by the Brown