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JUBILEE RUNS GOOD RACE GIVES COLONEL JACK MUCH WEIGHT AND A BEATING IN FAST TIME Trance Takes Another Stake Race and Again Equals Equalsthe the Track Record Rumors of More Changes Changesin in Track Policies New York April 20 Jubilee gave further evi ¬ dence of his good class when he outgauied and de ¬ feated Colonel Jack lu the seven furlongs handicap at Aqueduct this afternoon Jubilee was conceding twentyfive pounds by the scale to Colonel Jack and although the latter led from the start Jubilee got up to outfluish him under a skillful hand ride by Shaw The colts performance was a remarkable one and demonstrates that he is a threeyearold to always be considered There is always the in ¬ clination to overrate a horse which shows up promin ¬ ently so early in the season but good and conserva ¬ tive judges predicted after his race today that the threeyearolds that will beat him In the early part of the season can be counted on one hand An ungainly head which is further accentuated by a pair of lop cars makes him anything but beautiful to the eye but this is forgotten when he settled down to business Jubilee began slowly and was last on the far turn But once straightened away in the long stretch he came gamely with slight urging on the part of Shaw Burns who rode Colonel Jack did not help the chances of his mount by turning around to see what the others were doing and Shaw clearly outrode him at the finish finishTrance Trance won the Ozone Stakes the programs fea ¬ ture in good style running the halfmile in 46s seconds equalling the time she made in the Rose Stakes the second day of the meeting and which is the track record Among those behind Trance was Sea Swell one of the good twoyearold develop ¬ ments of the New Orleans meeting Sea Swell was the opening favorite but there was little support for him He appeared to be lame when he came on the track and tired badly after running second for three furlongs Mr Keene started two In this race Apron and Voodoo and the entry was favorite but both were unplaced Trance was weeded out of the Keene yearlings last fall while Apron and Voodoo were reserved as was 1ldpigeon which was beaten by Trance In the Kose Stakes Erbert from the stable of Sam Emery was heavily backed but could do no better than third thirdThe The tabulated history of the Ozone Stakes Is as follows Year Winner Wt Jockey Val Time 1S9S Chemisette 109 M Hirsch 900 1S99 Kitchener 107 H Martin 900 55J 1900 Outlander 109 Spencer 1100 55i 1901 Carroll D 102 Miles 1350 57 5714GO 1902 Examiner 109 OConnor 1400 5G 1903 Agnes Brennanl01 ONeill 1370 55 55lCCO 1904Peggy 97 Cor mack lCCO 47 1905 Anodyne 99 Baird 1330 47 4714SO 190G Tileing 97 Garner 14SO 47 1907 Blue Heron 102 Notter 190S Trance 109 Musgra ve 1C10 4Cs Distance reduced from 4 12 furlongs to 12 mile mileWildpigeon Wildpigeon Mr Keenes starter in the other twoyearold race was backed from 8 to 5 to 4 to i but Preceptor led all the way and stood a har1 drive to beat the favorite by a length and a half His victory was the first of the season for the Newcastle Stable Three favorites won while Trance shared the position with the Keene entry in the Ozone Stakes StakesThese These are the days of rumors and some new scheme of turf reform Is heard of on every day but usually are Idle dreams One of these that bobbed up today was that the price of admission to the track would be raised This was met with an emphatic denial from all sources of authority Another which was neither confirmed nor denied was that at the next meeting of the Jockey Club stewards a rule would be made prohibiting trainers from going into the betting ring This would put them practically on the same footing as the riders There is no doubt that some of those who travel on a trainers badge are much busier about the betting ring than In the paddock but the stewards are not In the habit of forecasting prospective turf legis ¬ lation of this character and the rumor may turn out to be baseless as have many others othersGus Gus Straus pulled up very lame after the steeple ¬ chase and from appearances will not go to the post again soon soonJockeys Jockeys Falrbrother and McCahey left tonight for Baltimore and will ride at the PImlico meeting Trainer Thomas McCreery who is still In the hos ¬ pital at Washington Is showing considerable Im ¬ provement according to advices received from Mrs McCreery McCreeryThe The attendance was big for Monday especially as the weather was far from promising at noon time
