Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-17
FIVE FAvOR|TES GO
DOWN TO DEFEAT
Hiqh Private Wins SouthoId
Handicap by a Head
From HuCk.


NEW YORK, October 16.-Five favorites
suffered defeat at the Jamaica race track
today, but the successful horses were all
literally supported. A cold wind from
the neighboring bay made $500 persons
keep moving and sudden fall OF rain
just before the third race drove them
under the grandstand as the police pick
cts were still on guard outside of the
former betting ring.
High Private, 10 to 5. was the winner
Of the Southold handicap, one mile and a
furlong. T. C. Mcdowell started both
Kings Daughter and Huck and they ruled
the choice at II to 10. Beaucoup. at 4,
and Firestone were also in some demand.
At the start Kings Daughter rushed to
the front and took the rail, with High
Private close behind her. Beaucoup and
Firestone were on the outside of High
Private when they turned into the back
stretch, with Huck several lengths back
Gilbert kept High Private close to the
rail in the run to the far turn, where he
was shut Off and had to pull up. Then
he went to the outside just as Beaucoup
overhauled Kings Daughter and Huck
was beginning to come like whlrlwind
was let down, however, he breezed to the
front and had SO much stamina that when
Huck, under the whip, challenged he
drew away and won in drive by head
in 1.54 40. Huck had two lengths over
Firestone. who got up in time to beat
Beaucoup a head. Kings daughter was
eased up In the stretch.
The Turk, a son of Heno, owned by the
Silver Brook farm and backed from II to
+, won the Lynbrook handicap for two
d. ~s~y IN n
fashion. Creevy had the mount and at
the start he pulled up so that The Turk
was last before the first furlOng had been
covered. Meanwhile Shannon, T. to l, was
out in front, followed by Cherryola. to
1; Pretend, . to 2, and Star Bottle, 10 to
/. At the head Of the stretch Shannon
blew up and Cherryola looked like a VIM
ner. with Star Bottle the contender. Just
then Creevy cut The Turk loose and the
colt with a wonderful turn of speed, ran
around the field and went after the pace
makers in thrilling style. He was game
to the core and in a terrific drive he got
up to win by a nose from CherryOla in
115. Star Bottle was third. length and
a half away.
Creevy Some Jockey.
Creevy also rode the winner of the first
and second races He got Responseful.
+ to 5 favorite, home in the opening
event for two-year-olds, five and a half
furlongs, in a drive with length over
Timothy d. Sullivan's Top Notch, ~ to l.
Arasee, running in the name of George
F. johnson for the first time. was a pit
fall for the form players. Quoted at to
2 ne had very little speed in the second
race at a mile and a sixteenth and got
no part of the money. Queen Marguerite.
8 to l. made all the pace and came home
a winner by length and half.
The right money was wagered on En-
field, to l. in the fifth race, for three
year-olds. five and a half furlongs, and
with Dugan up the colt went out to set
backed from 10 to 3. The latter quit in
the stretch and Enfield went on to win
in drive by three parts Of length from
Casque, 6 to 1.
From last position on the far turn
Court Lady, 9 to 2, ran over the others
in the last race, for all ages. at a mile
and sixteenth, and won by three lengths
from Campaigner.
The Summaries.
First race. selling; five and a half furlongs;
$500 added-Responseful 104 (Creeyy). 6 20 ).
1 to q. 1 to 4, won; Top Notch, 1O5 (ButweIl).
10 to 1, to 1, 8 to s. second; Amyl. los (Ret-
tig), 30 to l. 10 to 1. 3 to l. third. Time.
1925 Tom Melton Anavri, Our Hannah and
Gerando also ran.
Second race. mile and a sixteenth; $500 added
and to 3. won: BLACK Mate. 1903 1Garnesl.
to 1, s to ) and to 5, second: Patsy. l07
(Gilbert). to l, to l and to 10, third.
Time. 1.4s 2-5. Noorbitt, County Fair and Ara
81 800 six furlongs-fhe Turk, 100 tCreevyl 6
to /, 2 to / and even won: Cherryola, ia But
E Eei1e 70 to snS s. Ss sss Star
third Time, il5 Pretend. shannon. Charlie
Harsreaves, Hibenica and Chickasaw also ran.
one eighth miles; $4O0-High Private, 1Os (Gtl-
BERT. 10 to 5. 8 to 5, to s. won; Huck. los
'Glasso to out to- thru Time
l.54 40 Kings Daughter. Beaucoup and Aron-
HucE and Kings Daughter coupled. ..oo
Fifth race. five and one,half furlongs; s4oo
added-Enneid, 100 tDugan,: I to l; to ?; ?;
to even e. " second snsq spellSound ios
is to to k., THIRD Fl o %,%e ro ao Note
E Rs soaei H. xSee Bon s Home
and Mobility also ran u,....,., miles. sell.
,,s sns s4oo added~Court Lady, 1902 (Glassl. to
s.hsy ,S2 :,S 20 to T. t sse g. to a':s
third Time, 1925. waponoca and Summer
Night also ran.
Entries for Monday.
First race colts, maidens, two years old; five
and half furlongs-ShOreham, Momus Temper,
10; Toniata, Lengenbeck, 1O5
Second race three years old and up. selling;
mile and a sixteenth-W oodcraft. Juggler. lOs:
Queen Marguerite. 1O6; Patsy, 10o; lmitator.
100; Right Guard. 80; Blackford. 50.
Third race handicap, two-year-olds; six fur
longs-Prince Imperial. 11S; Radum Star. 100;
Everett, 10S: Chickasaw, 107; Polls, los; Mar
tinez, 80.
Fourth race. the Sayville stakes, three-year
olds; mile and sixteenth-May River. 113;
Practical, 100; DIR. Holzberg, Racquet, 1906;
County Fair. 1903: Mary Davis, Grania. 9s.
Fifth race, three-yearOlds and up, selling;
Patsy, los; Golconda, 1903; Dandy Dixon, Sis