New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
THE RACETRACk.
ALMOST 4 RIOT AT AoUEDUCT OVER
FALSE START IN THE SIXTH RACE
Burns ROUNDLY KISSED.

A sensational scene attended the running OF the
last race at AQueduct yesterday, ana at lls cloSe
Piukerton men and the police escorted starter cas-
sidy from the Judges stand the clubhouse, whiIe
scores OF disappointed bettors crowded ABOUT lne
weighing in scales and roundly Missed burns tie
Jockey who rode the favortte that had been de-
feated. most OF the spectators 'ho"sN'' OS ~
Jockeys stupidity.
The row was caused by false start that three
OF the Jockeys took to be real one Inc morse
on the inside rail broke the rubber imitation OF Z
barrier that MI Cassidy works with, and burns
thinking that the barrier had been raised, sent III
Riddle out at full speed. although the starter
shouted 20 him to pull up The riders OF falnlhoo
Harry McCoun and Astor followed his lea0' ana
all OF them but Astor ran the full course Astof
was pulled up at the paddock gate by NonoerlS
Amid a howl Of rage and disgust from the crown
Dr. Riddle. Harry McCoun and Hammock mace
the circuit Of the track, finishing IN that olUe'
But the timing flag had not fallen and the s'al'ei
explained things 70 the stewards VINO ruiea tii" q,
no start had been made and that the race must oe
rerun-
OF course the three horses that had alreaos
covered the distance were practically ueau' pu
they had 10 start with the others askns The
thought be certainty but after ii.d nSS,noie
Big Gun at % i. came on and Nv Won n1aca from IN
WRistling Con. who was at 10 to foT me ne no o.
where When the horses came back for the The weighs 5
ing in there was pusnlgS' Ena6v Of whom shook
their fists at Burns and hissed htn rouna ttD as fe
sii ssbamed OF himself, an attitude quite IN
contrast with his usual @ saunfF ofrere a1s AiiN
TIE stewards did not punish any & OF Ine ss ne
most Ie blame which obvious AstoF chsnGsS IaE
not injured by NED me haso9 @ eth al The primary
cause Of the trouble the silly barrier useo- II
sd haEs ees0n ses0 who twice before
had had miraculous ssGaPe InF ron chcadee in the
Attn race His was pushed against ssae sae o
On ae s WAS not seriously hurt but plain that
he should be allowed 70 rice IN te ost nlucky
foesF he x i the business accident also called
sttens99 q to the beTe faGt We're and
The Track is supposed accommodate only
Would not have been entirely free from blame 1o,s
Cd Imp ade aad eafred the top weight she
Mlie @ ~ eonsi favorite with Potente and made
game s sGt GOD 70 eess seoona 6l RowsTer RG Tha
Rhyner and Handicapper finishing pehiG M rank .qn
and onfeIs She has heretofore shown no nod dsp9s posi-
II 0n e to betTHg eaTTy "es YsesteTsy howeveT lis pounds
up. she simply snothereo oP2esrods Presty and won
easily BY length and half IN ssd front far 9f fbe ARs5 psos
Tho beat MoI e4irrng strusgle between the second
ana third horses and Dewey; ana the' were OH
Is.ee rom the farce Of the sixth race the start tart
gFsrt K. psS The BUT fSt n e Iso @ sT Gay Gir
vas practically left, and Lady Chorister had no no
ehaanfBs na Burns a1se5 were @ Properly fined 500 each for mis-
behavior az the post before me LnTo raee, ~ nnsrs
and Wonderly two.
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-seling: years and over; 6 furlongS.
St. ss'''hfi Fl.
ss8S@sas n s,ss sa g r s.daa'Ss az "
Norokanta- 4. .tNounce] ~or-i
Cherries 90 C7edfeTn). TO and to 2; Lpacaa loo
lBurr,s), ! B. Gertrude Lodge lO4 tbren-
nam, 100 and 30 70 !: Baste 1os (Booker rs 70
10 /: Avate- lez (Coctranl. so 70 snd 10 TO SnaH
(GannonD. 60 and is TO !: CsISdhng lGl ONO
CHM 80 to /. and Corrnoraat lo7 Ruter),
GO TO and also Start good. Time, 1:l4ts
SECOND RACE-selhnE: s-year-olds: / mile and 20
yards
a Fea.hers7one's .. c. Lamp o Lee by
Le-nplighter-Sts o. Lee. 105. (Wonderyl I IL out
Curtsey. los. (Iaedfern) 81 -
Happelecker, VI
Punctual as F1tzseraldl. 100 to l and 20 to l. and
elso Start poor. Time. 1:47A.
THIRD RACE-WINFIELD Handicap 2-year-elds; 51f
). : MoCaferty's b. {. Eenesole by Sir
Dxon-Cherry Blossom. lIa.,. tBurnsl Il .
AlibeEt, ll..: osq3lnsn} 81 %
Honolulu. l16 Shea) 80 and 10 TO l. Par Ecellence
III tRedterr). TO and to J. Messtna, 1O7 (Mounce
u to l. Bddts Busch. 103 (Wonderlyl. to
and TO 9: Neither One !o2 COiiRn9 u @ and 70
(Bookero Carroll d. 80 lCrea-ner1. 100
e and 50 10 and Ben Howard. 90 lounI to and
2 70 ], elso Start fair. Time. 1.osNs
FOURTH RACE-IDLEwILD HANDICAP, all ages;
1-l5 miles
J. J. Mccsfertys b. e, Poteate. by Racine
Pow Wow, g. no. l5urns) ! Nl 90
st Finnan = ii5.....-....... CHonderIyl s al ii