New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
EVERETT WINS ON POST |
CLOSES WITH Il RUSH.
Campaigner Surprise in Fourth
Race at Jamaica Track.

Policemen in uniform were conspicuous by their
absence at the Jamaica racetrack yesterday but
those who were willing to quote prices and ac-
cept oral wagers did not go back TO the old bet
ting ring, but stood about the lawn, they did
on the three days the police had possession. De-
tectives in plain clothes were hand to see that
the law was not violated. but arrests were
made. and the crowd enjoyed the sport under less
restraint The weather was warmer, too, and the
attendance much bigger than on Wednesday.
After Billiard Ball and alley Slave had fought
out a desperate battle to the last sixteenth pole
in the handicap at five and a half furlongs run
ming head and head most OF the way, Everett
doomed up the outside and beat them both to
the wire in stirring drive. Scoville rode a well
judged race on the winner, lying off the pace
until just the right moment Billiard Ball finished
second turning the tables Galley Slave for a
defeat at Belmont Park. The latter ran in
bandages and may not have recovered entirely
from his race of the day before. Billiard Ball ran
the Jennings horses a few days ago. Radium
Star, winner OF the Matron Stakes found the
weight too much and never prominent.
Campaigner beat Sanguine in the fourth race
because he was better ridden, or at least that
vas the opinion of a number of good judges.
Creeyy was too impatient and rushed Sangune
into long lead rounding the far turn, so that
after bearing out at the home corner the Orna-
ment horse had nothing left to finish with and
hunS when Campaigner challenged. Creevy went
before the stewards and lodged a claim Of foul
against McCahey on the ground that the latter
had ridden him too closely in the stretch but
the claim was quickly dismissed Golconda was
running on in the stretch and might have won
with better early luck. St Joseph met with lot
of Interference rounding the first turn while Belle
view could never make up the ground he lost in
the first half mile, although he closed a big gap.
The Montpelier Stables Agnier once more proved
herself game illy in beating Captain Swanson a
short head in the opening race for twoyear-ods at
six furlongs. The two horses ran neck and neck
all the way, coming together when Zacatecas
the hot favore stopped in the stretch after forcing
the pace Captain Swanson had the advantage of
being the rail-, but Agner overcame the slight
handicap of being forced to the outside and
won by the width of a hand. Glennadeane made
little ground after running wide in the stretch
but could not finish better than third. Zacatecas is
a speedy horse. but non-stayer.
Twilight Queen may have been the best horse in
the fifth race, but ST. Jeanne. with a running start
and everything in her favor. beat the Oddfelow
dlly 10 the wire. She was off badly and forced TO
run around her field, and the handicap proved too
much. St. Jeanne, after breaking in front, was
outrun around the turn by Intervene, but came
away again in the stretch. TO win cIevery. May
Amelia with enough interference in the last
sixteenth TO cost her third money.
Martinez his race with Kingship at Belmont
Park, stood out the probable winner of the last
race. but the paddock sharps preferred Odd Rose
with E Dugan up, and then watched Martinez take
the track at the start and gallop in front all the
way to win Nicol pleased. E. Dugan had Odd
Rose in a good position for half a mile, but she
hung badly Instead Of running on in the stretch
so that Cuthbert beat James R. Keene's Herdsman
for the place.
Julie Carson sold Fulfill TO f. Rathman at private
terms and bought Anavri from John T. Madden
The last named purchased Anayri from the Oneck
Stable for $1,000 after the colt won on Wednesday
Mcintyre was taken i'll after dismounting from
alley Slave and was unable to accept the mount
on cuthbert in the last race
JAMAICA SUMMARIES.
ETVcT RACE Selling: twO-yeaT-olds; $500 added
81 1ITlonRs start good. Won driving. Time, l;l6.
Winner hr T., by Cliford-Maiest. owner Mont
peier Stable ru.si,,