New-York tribune., 1901-04-24
THE RACETRACK
GOLDEN COTTAGE CAPTURES cANARs1E
STAKES AT AQUEDUCT-A DAY OF
DISCOMFORT AND POOR STARTING

Rich stake features are few and far between at
The Aqueouct track ana as a race to which 81 900
was added was contested at the breeze suep+
track yesterday that contest. although it was only
q four and A half furIong dash must tal,a rrooa
dence over the Others the programme The
Csnarsie was Tor two-year-ods, and of the ten
youngsters originally entered four declined and
one extra youngster. Dom Paul was added The
betting Indicated, as it frequently does AT this
track, that the actual struggle was to be between
Two Of the entries. the oddly named Tamah Nawis
the property OF Your Uncle Bill" DAILY and the
rather smart looking colt Golden Cottage the
property OF 6 b. Morris. There was little in point
of favoritism between the two the one with the
singular having his following on the fair
work he had done at Washington. Golden Gotta ge
had shown good form more recently at the present
meeting. and he justified the confidence of his
admirers by winning in drive from Tamah Nawis
UPON which Burns seemed TO wait a bit TOO long
Dom Paul, the added starter. went TO the post at
one of the professional layers of odds. remarking
his assistant that nobody seemed TO want 10 bet
upon Dom Paul cried out in a rather pleading
Then big man IN a slouch hat and long stringy
beard went up 10 the bookmaker and said thar he
Dom Paul astonished the wise of the track
S.ws p and b aSd6us o heof BEHIND
wished that he had kept quiet Dom Paul was
heard from later in ordinary company and with a
more vigorous boy on his back than Kane.
In the opening race Hesper looked fat and in
condition for the struggle, but after starting de-
nber4tely Bullman got the T. D. Sullivan colt GO
from the favorite. All Gold. ST Finnan disappont-
e ma many people & Tho had harened to the sly talk
OF the rpster. ne second race was for two-year-
olds, and resulted IN a hattie between Carroll D.
landed the Daily horse by length and half from
Red Damsel. which beat Lady Handy like dis
third race. five furlong scramble for unfortunate
three-year-olds- Himyarite set clipping pace to
Sere Sailing of W. Ia hai't.s sif 11 g IN Ib
" ne ia 70
Blueaway was the fav5rite in the mile and seventy
yards race. bur never prominent. Ceyon set
the pace for half the route and knight Of
the Garter and Double Dummy forged TO the front.
The issue was between them. the knight winning
length and half before the Disappointing Blue
away The last race was q scramble for the un;
fortunate three-year-olds. Ante Up and Monad
ante Up winning in a drive By a neck. with Monad
four lengths before Fennimore The start was
poor in fact. Mars Cassidy was clearly out OF
sorts. and his work did not give satisfaction. In
the opening race. with only four horses 10 send
the start came it was bad Burns was set down
FOR four days. Cassidy seems TO have his hands
Dasn ns s u sa nal aboui as be as il has
been most days Of the meeting The summaries
are as follows:
FIRST RACE-For year-ods and upward; handicap;
$500 added Five ana one-hah furlongs.
GRs''nF7 59 Fl
Hisansss@Iasda q ssy1Rs y yr-l 1siRsF iE5 9s ~:
" L. divers ch C. All Cold, 4 81:
N. cancy's b. +. St. Finnan, !. l92-;.;.;
On'1'oiS' O. 1v'- Time e. :Csi. '7'e7'
start poor. Won by head; length between second
and third.
SECOND RAcE-For tuo-year-ods selling; $500 added.
Five furIougs.
". c. DAYS Carroll D, By Hast
c c. Johns5ns b. +. Red Damse lG3..::; lGGs3..::;; =,
va .Ns-'' l. -'I-' -''''' Shea 30 80
Jean WOOD 100 CMcGlnn, 10 al
Ben Hoasrd- i'eserinsj LOO 40
Ps66s P2a52n Rns o % LsnGr5} @o- 81
Ashbrook ,oo CF'i'zgg5aIId} II paI& "a "a 19-I
saepheTd 's.,'-' - 5ts 1 f''o ~
Start poor Won driving by a length and half;
length and a half between second and third.
THIRD RAcE-For threeyearold maidens: selling; 500
addel Five furIongs.
IR&FP Kssne's - b { sPry. BY 5tIoo425 Dom
c F. D~yer's b, c Walabout ll2 2,;;a,.s, o.
Bennington's b. g, Himyarte, IL. -
Sen De Lear. CEalsh - s.
KnoE 10 cks9e, s6e, so "a
Ao anna DsrnE D. ling Jog Jog 5Tas8aTin TsnnsR 81 81 oGi G
Mss I'AzzarOne 10 ir,el WILSON, l0l 2i
siart good Won driving by head; length between
sscond and third.
FOURTH RACE-THE CANARsIE STAKES; for two
year-olds $1,000 added. -Four and half furionss.
6aeS MGFss srhpf6k b s G9asa 9ds.aee cIsse by
v. c Daiy'e ch g Tamah Nawis IG9..:
Jacob wortf's b g Dom Paul 1oa, dxane eo-I 2o-l
Far Cry ll2................. B9llman l5-I 3,
Ss4E SsG5et 5l2 fae9ry aegry I I RI
-'@'O lcs' imeo.5s.s si@Ano'S'
start fair. Won driving by length and half:
. head between second and third.
FIFTH RAcE-For three-year-olds and upward selling;
500 added. one mile and seventy yards
s,,i, p kapdophs r. b h KnghI of the
FrisS5fs b + g Double Dummy, aesd,
i. Minden jr 5. b. h Biaeaway III
sssf.. ss.ss'f h.is. i1a ,os oa2aqss, 9Hss, 1s5 s =
'n' i''- 1,;-,: lssa
Start fair. in drive by a head a length and
nan between second and third
sXTH RACE-For three-year-old maidens: selling; s4oo
added Five furlongs.
Asnahan & Haher's blk. T. Ante Up. BY
: sssHssAss s:ss. d ! li9 n5s.a iis sa55 GsPas} 81 II
T. oaisghans ch. <. FenniTnore. io5. % q,
SSssTsra. d1andryl ii 60
ssas o. Gaiohasis' ieIsfs} ii Il
os.srnasn il2-..-..--.........-(Z (Zahn, 20 81
sssssinaa1ha Tom liz cGafrissn5 81 81
ing duchess 10 Time % :c4,ohesSh'
Start poor Won driving by neck; lengths be
wen second and thrd.
ENTRIES AT AoUEDUcT TO-DAY
tst raosor threAyear-o olds upward; about seven
isrlorss
Ssssssn ........... 1i5l Bunoon ............. ll2
1l3f ISeedsv1De llo
Wxhs pardee. lis George Snnons. JIG
1I5 The loo
iss3sss'is s3.f .f iis Iis Cherished ss
fUh STOMACH DISORDERS,
c0uT AND DYSPEPSIA,