The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-05
STIRRING FINISHES IN ORDER.
FIVE RACES AT AQUEDUCT WON
ON THE WIRE.
Unmarked Defeats May W. by . Head In
the woodmere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nose In Front Of kingsteile Dewey.
Bowen and Joym-Ier Also Win.

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Nose I'm Front OF kingsteile Dewey.
Bowen and Joym,Ier Also Win.
Five out Of six races at Aqueduct yester-
day afternoon resulted In head finishes OF
such q thrilling nature that the crowd was up
on tiptoc until. in each instance the horses
had been driven past tho judges, So close
was the finish between Marothen and King
| stelle In the last race Of the day that the spec
tators did not know the winner until the for
mer's number was hoisted. Three favorites
were victorious during the afternoon and
Wonderiy rode three winners. The starting
was a big impro vement. the send-or in the
third race In which there were fourteen con-
tenders being q beautiful piece OF work. The
weather was clear and a trifie cool. yet 5000
regulars turned out.
The feature Of the card was the Woodmere
Handicap for all ages at seven furlongs. The
blue pencil was drawn through the names
Of ten OF tho original starters. which left a
field Of eleven to go. The form players went
TO Ben Mac Dhui so strongly that he YVES a
warm favorite at 7 70 s. unmasked was
rlayed quite heavily at o TO / by shrewd bet
tors. including J. J. McCanerty who is said
10 have put 81 600 across the board. Otis
went up a point TO skies. with Demurrer re-
oeding to sevens and the others be galng
| The start was good and when tho crowd saw
May w.. IS to l., running out In front two
lengths in front Of the favorits II was quickly
realized that a mistake had been made in
allowing the Eagle Plume mare 70 get away
Mao Dhui could not catch May ". at all but
at the head OF the stretch Burns. who had
Sssn rating y ga Uq IN bSdi along ssoI Y third I'd PiS sSs.
ously that May W. was under Slack's whip
at the last sixteenth pole. With every stride
hauled until In the last jump Unmasked de-
ieated her by a neck IN 20 10 Bon Mae
In the third race for maiden two-year-olds
at ten pounds below the scale. five and q half
furlongs. there was a second stirring finish.
decidedly. open. Flying Buttress. II, !:
Wilson, Jr.'s, Montana colt, was q slight
a big plunge cutting pewey's price to fves.
August Belmont's Anak was also sought
eagerly at q similar figure and SO was Desti-
pleted Early Eve had a commanding lead
OF three lengths; /. Smith kept her going
led the others. In the stretch Early Eve
began to display signs Of exhaustion but
Smith went 70 the whip and the Horoscope
did she cling to her advantage that Cochran
seemed unable to get Dewey " ,b in s she Iass
necessary to do the trick andin a fierce drive
he defeated Early Eve by a head In 0s. Gen.
e.co, rs to T. running thlrd. four lengths away
The next hot finish came in the fourth event.
a selling race at a mile and a sixteenth in
which Bowen was fsvorite at 9 TO s WITH Sweet
well fancied at threes. Alard was said 70
be a sleeper and ~a1 eeCord:nHiy red9ceo
from tens to e,sat', q, f9y bpt s' ar m s 1rl1H 'S
the way for half q mile he gave u TO sweet
Tooth's rush, Then they raced tossstner
Sterling had enough and Sweet Tooth Looked
to be the Minnerhi Wor up tr2a n ,se b Rmnf Io
,ba lfp,,t md Graat TOot his chances RAPIDLY
diminished IL was not until seventy yards
from tho wire that Rowcn was At even terms
tie got the verdict by a ,net't his time being
Las Is. Twelve Lengths back Alara peat
El91, o r ID t9 by yp I hdrt lT rIde on the Pepper
Stables Jovrnaker. was due the kanlaka
eeldipg's victory in the nfth race LhlS
ances at q mile and seventy yards, fonso-
luca was the talents choico and he was nIways
= 2,,Hi ,ay 2, ss,ea Ihe asd "a r.. a money rSsn 70 w @ss
Tenasra warmed up 80 well THAT she was
and Meistrrslngcr we're al@o supported at
10 ger prices. Blue hldCe. - 70 /, batyah'
100 u /. and Fonsoldca took turns az pace
making during the first ~three-Quarter- white
Arrahgovan and Jovmaker were Tag hacs
in the ruck. But when the nnaI rush for inc
wire egan Joymaker canIe NJ so fast mat
he had a lead Of a len 9Th over Fon~olhCn at
the fnal sixteenth. Joymaket was Inclined
10 weaken under the strain hut Red'crn went
az him for keeps and IN a mercil"Ss drive the
Kantaka gelding beat Fon~oluoa by the short
est Of head. the time beng -; 80 Affah;
goWan was third. three lengths back ana
two lengths better than Mei-tersInge
As II the crowd had not seen enough eN-
citing finishes, the climax Hhs r'ached IN the
last rae" for beaten selling piat"r' at q inlle
aud seventy yards kimberly opened fav-
orita 1T 2 60 /, but soon went back IA TIE
betting while the educated money luhde
Msrothen Grst cloio- at 80 : Temptation;
Glad. Run. kHg-tolle. Mayor GiltoN aud
kingLeader were al-2 tpled. 10 va, tno
HE start we poor. TemplrtIu being partially
leit WIIle | Know wa 20 FIRMLY anchored
her alter the other, Maruth"n made all
OF tho running aud -"eWed T. nave ne fhco
well ~ hand Sitn a iuri"ng - ~ but Ieg-
fern put up another gtral ride 81 khgsi"lle
which forced Moudsr.r b. a drive on the
fayorite. They were on even terms WtY
yard from tie W.rs and both boys we're
th.y Mashed past tho Judge stand, some
prgple werr -ufg wat kinE-o,a" , No. va
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