New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
THE RACETRACk.
BETTER STARTING AT AQUEDuCT-
STILL ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT.
HOWEVER.

Mr. Cassidy's work with the flag at Aqueduct
Yesterday was improvement over that Oh lhe
day before. but there still considerable room
for Improvement, and those who backed horseS
whose chances were injured by the starts were loud
in their complaints The worst start OF the day was
that of the first race. in which the pest Grass VI
the card was represented. 1t was hard 10 separate
Tnmasked King Pepper and The Amazon on FORM
b,t rho hulk of the educated money finally went
10 the fIy and she backed from fiVes TO thfeeS
and went the post favorite. Nhen the odrile'
went up Mary Worth was left turned the wrong
wav and the favorite slow in getting
started that she five lengths behind the helo
at the first Iurlong post Walsh hustled her along
however so fast that she made up all the los'
ground and came into the stretch hard on the
heels Of the leaders May w, at l2 to l. was in the
lead and If Slack had been capable ana dliseht
the old mare could not have failed to win AS II
was Walsh drove The Amazon UP and nipped May
W by a neck in the last three jumps.
Lucky Star had OF his best days. and was
skilfulIy ridden by Burns. He went to the post at
ocds on and justified the confdencs felt in him
bv winning a length before Astor. who hard ridden
by Shaw. made plucky bid in the stretch. Curl-
sey led the field for half mile. but coulo not go
Three long shots had the third race TO themselves
given in tht. order OF their finish. Exttngusi-
er Z to J. Connecticut 2 TO ar 2iq and nothing 20
be proud of. The wise Spectators who bet on
erabie killing for the black | II
Longloye mad not got the worst FL OF the he T,T a sG a
up this disadvantage there might have been a
different result 10 reeSLa' aso las and when Walsh
II calied on on him left his feld with There
up much ground. however. and finished second De-
hind the favorite Jack McGinn.
THE SUMMARIES.
r : P RandOIph's b The Anazsn, by a,
MAY Nam w: yka5 asfd' (aaH} ii s5
I.e roG ci.s4er, 30 10 / and Is to J. King Pepper,
III odo and >; Lady q the NIi yalif' idS aS
homP5ien)n Z 10 to and ana to &ndy Williams o5
sq a 70 to sIs5 sad 7a to l. s54i snq Se & fms Ii -
SECOND RAcB-For mares and seldinss. years old or
NJ Finiens b. & Lucky star by eynFT5l,T FTlaT 10 o,,
1,, s. ,css5qsa} ;SsaaH} 81 IL
eria6sd Iria6s % tMichieis, 100 to pqgoeT
ls fer "ai'65 q to 20 and to d l. also good Time
Tbomas Tbdnp sheis,g b. c Extinguisher. by
65aee5iss liS Sas'e Mitchell shasie llHisSSis
Geneseo. lO7 tCochran l"-l "
10 oeon 10 to aaa TO ol J. SoAh i9
to ana 70 IL Na}T5 6 sonker 30 10 and 10 to
10 ounee to and sven Gz T50n @n no 100 iIe ,a
and 20 to i: Gay Girl 1o7 qsurns); 10 to and to J.
fsSSas9nha Ed%a1S io ~ eafsP and GsIs
aa5s"6ad saat bad 14 4mes .NIso % 20 TO ana also A'
FOURTH Selling. for 3year-olds and over: lie
T. p sqvan's TreOor, by ywangsr,3 Rarnss ,-s
FataIist. J. l03. tt'ookef) .out
Big Gun .tMouncel bo-1 t-l
Handicapper 113 ID. OConnorl. Il to / and TO s.
also ran. Start good Time. l:43
FIFTH RACE year-olds: selling: 6 furlongs
L. Stuarts Pluto. by Tristan .
s.Iesss 3ss, assias}
Miseader. 10 tBurns). 10 and even: Halberdier
10 slack 50 to James Fitz lO2 tShea)
60 to / and 20 ]: Equalze. 40 tBooker). 30 10 ]
and % to ! Justice (Snith 100 to and 80 to i;
Hot 105 Cficnderson II and 3 J. and LongoNe.
1lo Giedfernl / and s 10 ., also ran Start bad
Time. l:l52S.
SIXTH RACE-Maiden 3-year olds over: 1-1s miles.
William IIueston's blk. c. Jack McCinn.
by Matt E5yrnes-Cara"el. ;, Jos. =
- .Mounce} / 2-I 4-5
Pnilma Paxton }. 105. .tBurns 2o-l I'll
Zernora io5 walsh 90 20 ! and Garter Ban,
Ia5 f,'ocnranD to 3; Hawk, 1O5 Cummings).
300 Frank Erne. los slack roc TO
and !: (ShawD. to and > to j;
Round Up lOs Smith 20 to and 6 10 I; The Blue
Coat Nrenndn), I and 40 to i. and Anna
Darling I05 Niles, l and to l. also Start
good Time 1909.