New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-04
THE RACETRACK.
FOUR JOCKEYS IN AN AQUEDUCT
TUMBLE.
REDFERN WAS AMONG THOSE WHO FELL,
BUT NONE WERE HURT-"GoOD
THINGS" WIN.


Large fields and poor class characterized the
racing Auueduct yesterday. though several heaV-
ily backed good things successfully put
through The AIusketecr legitimate favorite
for the Woodmere This was dash Of seven fur-
longs, and as the distance just suited him and ne
had considerable weight of from his customary
impost Mrs Farrell's speedy Splinter gratihed his
numerous hackers. There is reason to think how
ever that G. Whittier considerably the better
horse the weights. II he could have got through
on the rail in the last furlong he would certainly
have won. and Cannon lodged a complaint that
Martin had crowded him against the rail and forced
him TO pull up. Many thought that the winner
should have been disqualified but the stewards
gave the claim scant consideration and placed the
horses as they finished. It fast seven fur
longs, the time being Ia 3-5. OF Mr.. Waterbury's
two entries Lyme and Cassidy between them got
Sadducee left at the post. The starting was ex-
ceedngly poor as whole, aud there was much
complaint
Little Creamer gave Himself perfec. ride in the
fourth race. but. after leading mile. Bill Days
colt stepped badly that Harry New. on whom
Charley Ellison had bet 1900 at 10 J, and Old
Hutch both beat him in the drive home Bonnbert,
the uncertain. showed speed whatever.
Rosetint IS tar from the hry she was in the
spring She of in a first class place in the
NTH race. but could never get up to Mamie Worth.
M3 when sb d am me S5r Sh ~ 81
Knight Of the Garter was played down from
70 10 to win the closing rae and despite tho
by neck from Great American. after leading most
journey robertson,
Tied wide by the winner complained u the stew
ards, but no change was mad.
race and than Blue Delft and diiendon Vent over
must have been bs1 hur but thew ali II es
up in good shape 70 ride back in Judge Halls run
SEN Cannon and Sailing were the boys who fell
win me horses, an lucky boys they we're to get
shaken. for he rode Mamie Worth 10 victory after
by Who'll b6.s EGT Ts,6 ,6 the es for nt s@.ssd
Larson
racegoers fifteen minutes late in getting back to
TT, The stewards are sun Investigating the apparent
have yet reached no decision
THE SUMMARIES
FIRST RACES years over. selling: turlonss
w L divers b. Shark by Lissat--
True e' Bas aged do' os ca @0nei 20! 81 81
,o Starter 100 v Pal! 60 TO and 20 to Bounteous
and . 10 to l. I1ngi5le lo5 Parson) 100 to and 90 to
Blanket loa ~, anzig) 70 and to sedition, 100
r to and TO i Dr. y, Fiddls no Renheime
Tour. 10 Oakley ca TO % /; AIzora 1oS CIe
To and 80 to ana King to ,d RaPPensee JOS Da
ran Start bad pav2E by ~ in 4F4 Is IS also
SECOND RAcE-2-year-od selling; mite 20 yards
W H. Danaher's br c. Harrison. by Free
- Knght-Miety. lo2- .......... Ciichaes) 81 2-1
watkins ovsToa lMcin aSss III 81
50 5S2 t snd to Dark ad Planet TO io6 90
TO TO fG Saa. i S:neSs sP5n lo3 % s5S
o sbourHs 50 to and 20 to l. also ran enddn as los
70 Blue Pe 6 So To- % 5aaP Si te aSs %
t Zen F FRa Hde q Gs 9sSen X 80 to and 10
down Start poor. Driving BY neck Time I:a7.s
THIRD RAcE-The Woodmere. years ana over: fur
longs.
:, M n,o- almyar ii5' ,Ssiartia Il 2-5
Ssly Matte f. is t {S3s2asa 81 81
H @Ef % 2 to aaG 10 10 to and to Ana los
b12E f by neck Sh G9q 5 at the post start bad
FOURTH RAcE-HandieaP; for all ages; mile and 20
Pirate F4 IL ss c p Hes5g Ssg
"a 2h! HHs'9 / NJ o..:.,::. c5:i$ Ss: 81
18 % &c and to sna 2D to ssoz
s. 2 So 5yWR aas SS % q % idf s59 . s$
Non 'P by lsnghs 70 ri@ a1a 5 g also ran
FIFTH RAcE-2-year-old hlies: 5ls furongs
asoTseE!hel Thom a@.' 1o Torn ea 9g S 20
FloFham queen ifae Sdhsne g IL
Lake e bse na5sp % 20 an 10 to snd 70 S
I s. 9S and Il 70 - ana 49, to ~ nderS,
and 20 70 Lady Mistake 90 Jones' 200 to al and 70 50
dreamer sS ana % % onf ia tS s s., AZ
shaw i' at ran 4 p9sl a III
Na'- AIiNiHs py ia lehgths. Time. los.
SIXTH RAcE-seiling; over; mile and 70
P S P Randolph's b. h Knight Of the
Garter, by knight Of Enerslie-Dearest
e aI;ss An:Eiean. !, o6sTeson Fl So
Atllla D. w.. (Shea) 1s-5 6-5
Blanche Herman. tSIartin) 90 10 ana a . :,
Inking 81 Cannon. 100 80 to l. RigS,aWaYY
Jos (AndeFson), 10 TO / and Fonsolee ina TIoaS
SOM 90 . and 20 70 J. Tact 05 C2edfern) to and
to s. Freelander. 95 tMchaelsi. 10 anu
East Kelston. 1o3 king. ana 10 10 10 NJ 70 u
Rice and vssqvia a2 3 R 5saIs..9 e.
neck. Time. I:i7 ''i"s uy a
AQUEDUcT ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
FIRST RACE-sering: three-year-olds and upu,.rd G.
furlongs-
~ Piddla rre lane VT
Lone FISHERMAN liz! Justice
ATGen llsl keistersingeF
Valley Forse'''.'... li6l John Barleycorn. IiS