New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
THE RACETRACK.
BAD STARTING AT AQUEDUCT CON
TINUES-CASSIDY SEEMS UNABLE
TO MASTER NO RE-
CALL SYSTEM

There was more weird starting at Aqueduct yes
terday, but the public has no reason to complain
of its results this time, for five out of six favores
came home in front, several of them heavily
backed, and them at odds on 1t is now
entirely too late to hope for improved conditions
TINS season. There are only three days more of
racing at Aqueduct. and then the scene will be
transferred to Bennings and the South for the win
ter Starter Cassidy seems TO be entirely demoral-
lzed, and it is bet that one or two horses
VIII be left at the post in any given He did
sooo work at the spring meeting, but utterly
tailed to get any grip on the recall system. The
miserable imitation of barrier which he has been
using is partly to blame for his failure which has
had the public all at Several bookmakers too.
have gone out of business temporarily because of
the poor starting. 1t complicated things much.
they said.
Dom Paul demonstrated conclusively once more
that he is two-year-old of no mean order and
VIII be three-year-old OF quality by winning the
Lyhorook Handicap over a mile and seventy yards
from Potente, Latson and others. He led all the
way. and won with something to spare although
Cochran hustled him a bit in the last sixteenth to
make assurance douby Black Dick and
Handicapped had no chance after the start They
were turned all sorts of ways, and yet there
only seven starters.
The in the third race vas nrob.b b1,, the
worst In months It was big and troublesome
hed or maiden FLIES, two-year-olds of whom Early
Eve looked much the best on form. There was a
warm tip out on Sparklct. however and she was
sta start Vas vas made the field was spread out all
the track. and there ten lengths between the
jumps grcan went up from the grandstand
Sfpddrklet got on running, and was never caught,
would nave won had she been well away at the
race hut he did not win Ike * oSa se' II the @ nd
ooQId DO 70 beat M9lie Pey ton neck. francesca
Yankee would win from a field Of selling platers
Of Ft6ra 6n n dPomGna at to was the only long shot
race Of the day length in front Of Red Path. on
claimed that Peninsula had been foulad by Flora
Pomona. but Patrol Judge Hall did not see any
Starter art Gas Cassidy had red flag Yesterday which
false start fo rea II any Jockeys mistake
recall them by ringing hell
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-selns: 2year-olds: furlonss.
p g9''''nFi7 Fl
B~EsEs b s T5ssnc:s'g 55 c5grsn b st out
shandon4sid ; lo2 cR9oker 80 TO and 10 TO /. Lady
IS to and i to to aarsFs sna TO d d Jen esT I9t %
= and 70 i Flayke. % CShea so 70 and % to /:
Light JOG C?a5asl. to to l. also ran. start
SECOND RAcF:-seinE; years and over: mile and 30
W. n Bsrrick's blk c Criterion. by Fara-
H:5: HsiS: 'eTaa : Ioa 3. zssS. asae@ q oi5
FonsoIse sole los cdoGnn 40 to and
THIRD RAcE-For maiden 2-year-old allics. o.. fur
longs
J. b Iiasgne's h sparket by Water
0eHs iSht llO. .fW fWonderly) i
Ii't re ~" Smith - as
f4-'e44eee tWalshJ ID i
Succasunna, 10 Cochran. and 6 10 / Ischiurn
ey5 10 and 80 t" l. VIVA T'ess 10 (Mouncc II to
and to !: Muny 10 G<inselal 200 10 and 50 10 I.
clipper 10 tNnunoeJ. 60 20 to / Blanche Her
man man 10 'buTnsl 10 to l and Destitute l1o
20 ana 90 Z" l. and tfeneseo Iio tBrennanl. TO
ana \ 20 !. also ran Start bad. Time i:0s2s
mile and 40 yards. Oh ages
J. Norh.s b. Dom Paul. by Prince
Royal-Tartarine .. III ..... Cochran 2-1 : 10
Ahdy "iilaFns. = SS..-.-......- Smith 81 5-3
l-atson; 10 tMounce). even Black Dick in3
ti,unnl 20 TO and l. Handicapper 100 (3rennanD
~ to and 10 l. and Eloim 100 C{etfernJ. to and
!" 10 l. also ran Start bad. Time. 1:452s.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; 3 -year-old uadens; furIongs
u: %iaeons bT 8 Carl kabler, by His
BT sii:essl>e'ita' ll2, sh92ser, - i
iour Ii2-.-.-..-.. fWonderyJ Al 7-5
Wunna III Dorsey 100 o l. James ]
Corbett, 115 Gfichards). L to Dlonysa
GSuis u to and > : Princess H 1I2 fSmith1 100
30 to l: Heathsyille. 112 CMilesD and 40 to l.
Fennimore 1l2 Mouncel. 10 / u Wunderiich
H. Cannon 200 to and 60 i; Patass CDoggettl
40 l and II Wellesley tWalshO II 10 J and
to J. also Start good Time l:l5+s.
SIXTH RACf1-For all mile yards
J. ". Schorr's b. Z. Flora Pomona by
Floret-Fanny Willoushby. 2. 93
Fss5:ss: Ess sss : $5$s2: Ssss5:s & H
Champagne. % (Wonderly). / to !; Demurrer
III tGarrlganb 10 to and g to l. Connecticut