The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
PATSY WINS VIEW
YEAR s HANDICAP
Before Largest Crowd That Ever
Graced a Florida
Course.

Especial to The -Dispatch.1
JACKSONVILLE FLA, January L.
Before the largest crowd that ever
sraccd Florida course. Patsy, j. S. i
Randolphs unbeatable campaisner, was
returned tho winner of the New Years
Handicap to-day In track record time.
One and one-half lengths bacls. and
finishing resolntely, came Polls, while
Sir Cleges was third. Prior to the
running of the opening dash. Manager
Brown modified his ruling against tho
recently made ground squirrels,' al
lowing Butwell, Nicoll and Powers to
ride their stake engagements
That Butwcll is o. popular idol with
the local race-goers was well attested
when he piloted Patsy home winner.
AS the field swept by the stand on the
course, the spectators arose en- massc,
and chccred for at least ten minutes.
After this testimonial 1t was semi-of-
ficiaIiy ANNOUNCED that the officials had
seriously considered the raising of tho.
ban on the New Yorker at an early
date.
rho victory OF Patsy was decisive,
as the sterling son of peep Day gave
away the provcrbal ton of weight to
everything in the race, only to come
all around his field to win, with sorne-
thing to spare. However, due credit
should be given Butwell, who rode an
almost perfect waiting race, delaying
his move until the stretch bend was
reached When he turned Patsy loose
tho latter bounded away like guar
ter horse. TO win by open daylight.
Jockey Drain, who rode Snow Ball.
winner of the opening dash TO-DAY.
waa given ground lease of one week
for cutting across his hcld.
An Attractive Card.
rho card presented this afternoon
was Tho most attractive of the meat
There were two feature races, the
auartcr-miIa dash for tho babies and
the New Years handicap. the Enaran-
teed value of the ,lrse OF winch
amounted to $4,000. Tho rest OF the
yearlings brought out field OF ttteeh
starters, and the race was pretty
ono from start to finish. Tallahassee,
owned b. +. j. Pons. the local morse
man. and named for Fiorldas capitai.
co, away in front and held it TO the
finish.
FIRST raec--ave and n half fuElongs,
,oilinr--snow Bali, lo3 (o'Fainl. TO
i nrst, Select II. l05 (Hannan). u
i second: Youthful. los (Golstatnl,
to l. third. Time, los -. Mahs
Mystificr and Square Deal also ran.
second race--one quarter mile. purse
Tallahassee. 1l5 tHoward), . to ],
drst; Edmond Adams. 175 tHogG), so
to l. second; Eendasa, lis tPalms)
to 4 third. Time. "a. Belle OF De-
land, Moncrief Stepfather Dell, Jack
Ryan. STARTER, Bertha D., Lady ormi-
SAINT. Ny Kitty. New star. RosebuTs
III. and 4abe Attei also ran.
Third race--QYe and 4 half turlonGS
--Aironette, 102 Davis, TO z, hrst
Jacobite. 100 tIarty), TO i. second
High Range. 1Os Burns, 3 70 ], third
Time, 1:0S. Chllla. G. W. Burt. Ruple
Anna l. DAILY. st. Jeanne and Babe'
Willie also ran.
Fourth race-Ncw Year handicap
one mile--pAtsy 10 Cf3utwelD. to
FIRST; Polls. 100 tBergenl. Z 10 l, see
ond Sir Cleges, liz INicol1, TO J
third. Time. t:+t rs. Jack Parker
Eyebright and Green Seal also ran
Fifth race--one mile, selltnE-Cross
over. 1o6 OUrall. TO i. first; Fulhll
10s fBurus). Z to 1. second: Aravri
103 CMusgraYel 4 10 ]. third. Time
1:43 2-5. Adalla, DIction and III!
Honey also ran.
Sixth race-one and one-quarte
miles. Observation-Disclosures. no fvage)
TO 10. first: Mamie Algol toa (Mus
grave. 6 to ]. second: oberon. III
fHoward). s to /, third. Time, eos
Belleyiew and ST. Joseph also ran.