New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18
RACING.
GOUGHACRES STABLE RUNS ONE, TWO
IN ROSE STAKES AT AQUEDUCT.

IN ROSE STAKES AT AQUEDUCT
VICTORY FOR THE REv1vIF1ED MARK
CHEEK AUGUST BELMoNT's CAST
OFF TosCAN ALSO WINS AN
OTHER RACE
The chief magnet at Aqueduct yesterday was
| the running of the Rose Stakes for -year-old
! FLIES. AS had been expected the two representa-
! tives of the Goughacres Stable, Morca and Alan,
had it all their own way. finishing neck and neck,
| and. owing misunderstanding between
| pullman and Landry, the crowd enjoyed the rare
| spectacle of whipping finish between two horses
| from the stable, coupled in the betting, al
though there was no horse near enough to them at
the end to give them any uneasiness about the out
come. The stable had declared win with Alan it
| being desired to save Morca, If possible from in
| curing the added weight penalty in other stakes
which would be hers by reason of victory in the
| Rose Stakes
The field got away to a good start and after the
first few strides the GoUghacres pair swept to the
| front and were never again headed Coming
| around the they almost together, and
| they raced down the stretch like team. Blue
| Delft carried the Morris scarlet up from the
| at this time and set sail for the leaders. She got
| within length of them and Landry and pullman
| went to the whip There danger after the
last furlong pole that Blue Delft would up, but
| pullman seemed to think that he had to land his
| mount first. and he did it by nose, despite the
| fact that the stable had declared to win with the
| other horse. 1t made difference to the public.
| of course, but pullman apparently suffered from
| absence of mind and rode to win. through force of
| habit. The Goughacres couple the pro-
hibive price of to s.
The second most notable feature of the afternoon
was the rdicuousy easy victory of the veteran
Mark Cheek in the first race. which for three
I year-olds and five and half furlongs Mark
Cheek is five years old, and has not started since
| 1900, when he broke down badly as a three-year-
|
less. and really few horses with such bad forefeet
yesterday is a strong tribute to the skill of A: j.
Goldsborough. the trainer who took charge OF MN
| and got him in shape again His owner o. 3
| Walters profted largely by the victory OF ms
great case by three lengths before Jim fully. the
| Francesca got off badly in the second race. but
| the three-year-od head and shoulders above
his rivals, so far class goes. and when he got
chance get through he forged to the front like
shot and stayed there. April Showers surprised
| coming home first in the third race Booker land
ee s h oe 20 to BY aho A IN WIN
| of much account as two-year-old. and was at the
Bruff one of the most unlucky horses IN , the
Der Of good races. and was beaten by heads and
| noses and necks time after time Yesterday nov"
larry narrow margin before Graden. a 10 to shot
DSsf All fe w oT Brn G Just en up in the
| jump in a whipping finish. Had Graden not swerved
| August Bemont's Hastings cast-of Toscan was
in the last rce ana ae ne sn ra as
Toscan was We'll in hand the finish, and MI Bel Lo
made mistake in letting him go Sav disn ano Who
Three favoFes were again aga as two of
| them at odds on
THE SUMMARIES.
| FIRST RAcE-seIlng: 3-year-olds: So furionss.
FIRST 'N'F-'S'''' s. betting pl
A6er E@5'I5s lie o le 9, -
a ,B Gully Z 3 ? 5safa5 -
arPhy 100 to n1,s and louis IL to ia d flayilg5
e shea, 40 !, to - and and to ns,res 10 hompson
and IL to l. Start good Easily by lengths
SECOND RACE Handicap; a-year-olds and over FUR
b. s Fr 24: go By St
r,s,n 'S siss5s3 81 = = =
start sf f fdoa'" Easily S By length Time l2s1s
THIRD RACES year-od h and Sn6 over; BY
A, All i: E 5SynrZf G@ 3' Yrs. ioa
Princes oti ;as '69ig} is 80
Able Bell 90 Smith and 10 L9ce'' r., 1o7
e I'd aqh g,i.i tic afmq i1a G Il"
| 2 TO g. also Start good. Driving oy hse" -'''
FOURTH RAcE-RosE STAKES; 2-year-0id hil'e'' a.
oo &;aS5s 5'ss'e 6ans Ss n HiS out
A AIae b ,lfs oaon u: -
,s l'a aF % II aS nd sa4 70
rSncri 100 TO l; CourtTnaid IL u 70 %, W
% -. and to / and Eugena Burch, IL tpdIyl' -
| ~ an nd 70 / also Start good briFihs oS IL
| neck. Time o55ts- Sc.
| FIFTH RACE-Seling for 3year-old rnaldens' iui-
| Mr. W Collns's CHI Brun. by His , = :
| IIipbness-Cascade, 10 n.. .03ullman - . =
| c,,Ien lO.............-. e ochriHp .
| Enorkabout ITO. ............--. (LandrSJ . VI
| ci- solomon. 10 tF3ooker). to l and . TO y req
10TU l and 20 70 l. .9uegI
nytona 100 faulhollandp. 30 10 ana 10 4,
. ;o7 S,oneaanl 80 / TO l: Father Den
i65 dreamer / and 6 TO J. May j. 100 100 zee
5o m and l. Restorative 1ol ttletcherl iou al
w. Freeander (Garrisan 30 TO ana - ~
.ss patsy los Nhitey. 10 and 20 70 /: ~
| inz ,Nicha.s, 80 TO and 10 to l. Irehthdt' 10
| ip,-rsi r 10 l and 3. and our Juia N 10
| t,,cc:inn, IN !, also ran. start s''H
| I1rtyInr bv n nose Time. 1;o27b.
| sIyTu RACE-For 2-year-olds; Az furlonss
| Columbia Stables c. Toscan by :, "a n %
| -Toscana. 100. 80. tbuIifnatp .,
| Blue and orange, 1o1 ............ tBurns) - .
| FOR, WAYNE ............... tCodmaD y u q -
p,ndre 90 (Shea). TO l and 20 TO l; NaNasota
| ia oojon, Is TO and >: Fostand 20 tIhonIsrn
60 to and Dr. saylor 90 'Mler) 800 20 a,
Zasok 90 tuichaes>, 20 to and to l. ana or ION
as waugh 40 / and Is to /. also ran start pau
| Easily by Il. lengths. Time O56tS
| AoUEDUCT ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
| FIRST RACE-Two-year- Four and one-half fur