The sun., 1902-04-27
NAUGRAYIATE WINS HEAD
BEATS COL. PADDEN IN THE
QUEENS COUNTY HANDICAP.
oon paul Runs . Great Race Under A.
verse Conditions Himself Left st the
Post-Ceryera Defeats The MusLe.
teer-Tw0 Purses for McCanerty

tpr1ly dlttTUOOU, especially In the event
oithe day. the Queens County Handicap at a
nile and seventy yards. This race attra ted
the best field OF the meeting as to class but
u was spoiled by the raising OF the barrier
uhen Jacob Worth's fine three-year-old
Oom Paul and ". c. Days four-year-old
Himself we're anything but ready for the
word. As a consequence Dom Paul got away
o poorly that he was twenty-five lengths
out OF IL at the lower turn. yet in spite of
'ne heavy impost OF 100 pounds he ran in
magnificent fashion and finished third. N
'cngth and half behind Margraviate and
col Padden. who were so close together az
the wire that the latter was beaten by a
Ahisker. Himself was left standing stock
till 20 that Brennan had no alternative. but
pull him up crowd of 10000 racing en-
uu-ia,ts saw the hasco and there was much
srumblng The discomfort was further in.
'nn-ihed by the failure of Col Padden to win.
rank Farrelrs noted Charaxus colt had
done such splendid work in training that his
lrst appearance was hailed with a feeling
Of widespread confidence.
lac has been M en- ntioned as n possible win
uer Of the Metropolitan Handicap at Morris
'Irk next Saturday. and there was so much
reliable Information to be had concerning
iu> condition that when TO 1 appeared on
the slHtes there was a stampede TO get aboard
which soon made Col Padden favorite at
10 every horse In the race. opened first choice
at twos. but he went up TO threes. Still he
hnd an ardent following, the big hettors
going down the line with all kinds of wagars
Then Nargr1viate, who was bought last
wear from Col. Padden's trainer. Tom Welsh,
~ Brindle. was tipped all around so that
10 Was quickly played down to IS to s,
Himself. with Brennan up, looked like a
.ood bet. too. yet his price went up from
thrceS to fves. Calgary was also touted
enough TO warrant reduction from tens
20 ssyens There was a big crowd at the
OF "t C directly In front OF the hettins ring.
ioted Oom Paul was quite unruly and
."nn threw Cochran out of the saddle. The
oady q sppIanded when he he" olsD'berea na ~nn np
.gain There was still some wheeling and
'urning when Starter Cassidy cried Come
IN. and released tho barrier.
MarErayinte. with Wonderly up. and Col
lndden. ridden by Johnny Martin. were away
dnne clos" behind TSafe %as SHa ais SqGre nTe
hon the crowd saw that Dom Paul and h i'm
ri: had not gotten away and then there was
,ol Padden. led Margrayiate by a head, with
calgary, third. Dom Paul. with Cochran
ks nun np os aT With Ssh1d a2dr1 but &
Along the backstretch Col Padden gradually
trew away from MarTraviate until he had
run into third place and was two lengths back
- they neared the far turn. When the top
flowing along clouds Of binding W dust. S TSis: wa:
"ncountered and against it Col Padden
Struggled on with Margraviate cutting down
Narrave colt by half a length at the last
lurlons pole. with Dom Paul still two len gths
sway .,s I WAS nip ,,s snd tuck after that. the
the leaders neared the wire. Wonderly got
in one OF his noted finishes and in a ferce
winner by a head. or rather by a nose in 1 :ts
Dom Paul, in spite OF the, weight, the poor
Two lengths in front OF Calgary. With any
ming like an even break at the barrier Dom
reason his hackers we're incon isbie. W '"A'
Three favorites, two third choices and a
ooon' a The Wind interiered With fast "fn time
I'd provided e. sn ordeal ds for the jockeys
.o-' hi, hn, 4ud upon one occasion stray
ruy VA blown under the horses feel to
ode tNo vinuers, teryera and Red knight.
.u'u t"sN.E 'ackc6 by the talent Little
Ni."r li,o 1Idsd two races for John J
,'r..r. victory came in tho second event.
.ndi.ap ior three-year-olds aud upward
f faerp p" Vas so'GSd Sood TsH ed "d' "a wRIch RG;
lr.L + rTo!'. The Musketeef ioyaliy backed
p,und,. o tounor up, receded from thfees
Ives While the MessTs Keene's crack
kl|--ipl NllN DelngOa WAS steady az TO
Ihe rtr" vas between Cervera and The Mus
."'eel j ~" way They took turns at push.
~. heir head, 90 the front Gambling and
.I- bu'rc-s Leading the others three or
.nur l-us sils behind The pace makers In a
'|.rl hhi'h o1om got terNers 20 the line
- 'F head n os ~ with The Muskeieer
..'I got aWuH from lne barrier last aud
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tl. U'fW luto which the talent fell In
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