New-York tribune., 1900-04-25

WAS TRAMPLED ON.
A lamentable accident occurred at Aqueduct yes
terday in the fifth A colt named S. E. Wight
man. ridden by McJoynt. stumbled and fell. Randy,
ridden by O'Leary, fell over him, did also Petit
fogger. ridden by Hewitt. McJoynt and Hewitt were
not dangerously hurt, but O'Leary trampled
upon and kicked the head. He received prompt
attention. and taken St. Mary's Hospital
quickly possible. but he frightfuy
injured that he died before the surgeons the
pital could do anything for him. He had been riding
for a number Of years and was widely known He
received many mounts. had important engagements,
had notable races, and somewhat
conspicuous among the riders the Jockey Club
tracks His riding especially marked by vigor
and energy. General expressed over
his melancholy fate just at time when his career
as a rider prosperous and full OF promise.
No one of the three horses that fell ire
trievably crippled All three may again some
day.
Soft spring weather-not a mock spring with BIT
ing chills and Icy tremors-together with the
ing craze. which seems to be more violent in these
parts this month than IN any previous April for
years, tempted several thousand persons to in
wade Queens County. Most of them went home
with light pockets because every favorite was
vanqushed. The bookmakers exulted and waxed
fat In the Canarsie Stakes. for two-year-olds.
$50 each $500 added. Blues, handsome son of Sir
Dixon, carried the Fleischmann colors, and be-
cause of fast work made the favorite. 1t was
his first in public. and he green and raw.
At the post his jockey, Turner, caught in the
barrier and fell No harm done, however, and
Blues quickly captured. In the actual
test he did not badly, but unplaced He
may do better next time With start. one
of James R. Keenes pair of gedings, The Re-
gent and Outlander, would probably have gained
the prize. But the flag dropped to unfair
etc ordr rei@ @harr VIC NOR ar6a
make up the ground lost at the outset. G. B. Nor
riss Kenilworth got flying start we'll in front
and was never overtaken Fake was second and
Outlander third
hrst ehoGe but came ca IN third to Himself Inns and
on inns i Is ns ownfa Saeb by Be Hh9ss
In the second contest Rare Perfume and Bannock
them ali the way. Rare Perfume was the favorite
proved to be the better of the two.
aR5d f d Of saTen p ES It e
The Keene colt Unmasked would have been in
chances. He was strong favorte and IN spite Of
the unfair start he was third to Sir Christopher
Pink Domino from the Keene stable, was an
Spencer who looked Rale, and H. and whose face
badly as he rode The Benedict on Monday and she
% ~ 41Pa9e a 9 asheggh she a G1i waS IN II r9nt at the
the second race was excellent but after that he
as # his sfose6 had eaTed gfh. n 4no p'nA domino
Mitchell rode Royal Sterling weakly and clumsily
the last race os yesteTday ne MANAGED him in the
Mitchell Nit promptly took him into the lead and kept
was sent to brother Of the Jockey who is an op-
Troy. The brother arrived at the hospital last
might gff 90 He H. viii take ake charge Of the body
was born in Prescott ont. He first found employ
tn this c n b EdMar fg
ef See6f rh wa1 Row tyoRs for L I Holland His first
first victory was at st. Asaph about five years ago
Burch He was under eontract to ride this '" year ar
for F. r. & T. Hitchcock
Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE-For two-year-olds: selling; s4oo added
Four and one-half furlongs.
81 Betting f,
r.I,5sd Bss ,ia Sh =, E Himself by Hi@yar y, ~
B. Cohen MS b. f Mudder 1o7 '1l'1,y' :sei+.
r. W. Walden & Sons b. C vouch iIo
Shawnee aS saz lo7 {s%IssR, $ 2
Lillian hoffman io7 1Lsn6rs3 66-i 15-i
--'''" Iime-0:56a 4
Start very bad Won easily by length and a half;
neck between second and third.
SECOND RAcE-seing; s4oo added. One mile and
seventy yards.
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ssn g1sefroif = Co.'S e5 { Hs5i 5s5 ss l-s
Posthaste, 3. 81 Ca; 100 % Connorl 5-l SIS
Double Dummy, 9 109-... GMitchelD o 12-1 ii
Tony Honlg D. 1l2 Oh. Lewis 30-l
Pickwickan, 4 Jos. tBulIman) 30 81
Lady Harriet T. lo' Time 4;t "ils0n' CO. 2o-l
Start fair. Won driving by length half; three
| lengths between third.
THIRD RACE-Handicap; s4oo added Five oue-hslt
furlongs.
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'H osr 5;6 G.5F. blk c Elm cons, ,cS,:n.s5 iSS
| J. r. & F p Keenes b. C. Unmasked 8 q
Sweet Caporal 4 1o2 (seaton) 12-l 5-l
| Star Chime & 100 (Eullmanb q 81 S-l
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