New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
THE RACETRACk
MUCH STUPID RIDING AT AoUEDUCT-
LORD BADGE, KILoGRAM AND WAX
CANDLE THE VICTUMS-DISCI-
PLINE FOR SHAW.

CANDLE THE VICTIMS-DISCI-
PLINE FOR SHAW
There was some frightfully bad riding at Aqueduct
Yesterday that did much tc spoil the attractive
card that had been arranged Three horses that
should have their races were beaten by stupid
handling in the hands OF jockeys that have in the
past shown ability ride intelEgently. One of
these horses was Platter, who recently displayed
such phenomenal speed AT Morris Park. and who
was the legitimate favoriJe for the CreedmOor
Stakes for which a good field of tWo-year-olds
competed. Michsels succeeded in getting the ia
,orite OF clumsily. took him into pocket and after
that appeared to give up trying, and the colt
Jar from being placed. The stewards were not al
ii peased with the ride, and il is known that they
vent OUT 70 the Jockey investigate it. when
they found that Michaels had been kicked badly
while the field was at the post that a surgeon had
10 be called in 10 dress the wound Mchaels was
not 50 badly hurt. however. that he could not ride
Prince Richard 10 victory in the very next race.
Nevernore was the victor in the Creedmoor Stakes,
and he owes his victory partly 10 Lyne's able
handling and partly TO the fact that Martin took
Wax Candle almost TO the outside rail coming
around the turn. At that, Mr- Millers colt won By
only head
Potente in the third race. also the victim
az incompetent handling. Shea being the responsible
hockey and losing great deal OF ground on the
Racine geldng. Still, Cameron was so much the
best that he would doubtless have Won in any
case
It was reserved for the last race 10 furnish the
most glsriug exhibition Of inconpetency in the
saddle OConnor, who, il is said is TO ride for the
baron Rothschild in France next year at salary
an n5W had the mount on Lord Badge. Lord
Badge has a lot Of carry speed, and those who
hacked him did so believing that this would be
made Z 10 place the horse well at the start.
So IL would have been had the horse been properly
ridden But OConnor got the worst Of the break
and then took a strong hold OF HIS mount so that
Re was next 70 last going around the first turn.
-ost him So much Of his Strength that second was
me best hs could @ 20 qe sbss HgSh ~ |h9 b go' away
one OF the several reversals Of form that have
explanation On any ground al ali credtable TO the
owner OF ths paruculag horses ocGGrteo s IN r me
ring IN exoeedinsy bad form al the season, & On IoeK
NJ a yvild horse Was never headed winning BY
rwo lengths. Prince Richard warmed up as @ y
rsI5 515 ss his 6oTnai speed and energy Even so
TEiiozraro V,ould rrobablv have won with anything
Ike good ride Lyme rode Mr. waterbury horse
afa alf sq' Tss So 1 oTar0oEsd in the FIRST and
came from behind and Won like the classy animal
shaw beRaved himself 50 badly at the post that
M Keenes 5ockey rode " 3 c0ndOa ~ and 7do5f5 p
Ss'eo on ,5 5lFg 5a1Ter 70 70 sut The starteT
Tie card for 0daEs 9 T9e;ng Ing e Is SS Possbs P9oE 1 Sa
80 many apologies for racehorses could be found N
any one section OF the country.
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE Handicap: all ages. : furlongs
Ss ss''infs p.
C. p Tornsor's ch e. Bonnibert. by Al
bes,-B5nne Ola = 126...-... Csg5noe0 10 $I
l'- = rs6s5 s5sT 3 95. ..55 ee5aasE eaaasr 81 3
Young Henry Il2 Gsnel. p 70 ana 70 ]: @ @whiskey
"a .llr5ia1 = and 70 $ Maqde Come no C166
aooaraa 70 and ana suFnlse. ss 9s5ss' 80 e
isrrt6. Time / %.
SECOND RAcE-Hsnaioap 2-year-olas. So furlonss.
andrew Mlsrs ch 9 Cinquevant by Ben =,
ea Tssm San9l aesl ms o7 ssfe4R5 seia'ra 81 81
sparkle. Esher. ll4 shea. 70 and % J. Gin
gTse lI4 shaw 70 ara e. % ,62 62u'SRntT S1i iS
= ana 80 e l. Allan Joy G2ios). s 70 and 2 70 J
1 G.s lo4 'caclTsTl 20 . and 70 ! ana Silver SILVER
fa.- Easily hy 2 length Tine. l'os%.
THIRD RACES wears and over. selling. mile and 20
Fas4s4,ss fls Cameron Mif56, N alss qs gu,
II I 6aisnan S }. as Gsedtorn5 seiI5' Io-i q
@ Jos ees-nE zoo 70 ,5ntB raa 20 q @ il Tt9E5s Gda5
-r To- o srs 20 - S T. 52a an Pdteate shea, %
nd 70 2 also ran starr good DRIVING '' ''Hs'a
FOURTH RAcE-rHE cREEDNooR: e-ysar-ol4s. SO
furlorss
a95ssS 35-4 T sr GROW f:y.r'o7ff fyns s -
LYMAN Hay. Io. % connor Isl 6-l
Ic 100 lanl ~nS 1ir43. 70 aa q E9ssia1 N4Ssssa ~ ~
70 Piatsr lla OIchaeis' % and & 70 TO- L11.
te5fe-rt - ~ and ; ]. and The Guide. 100 tCoct
-aui. ! and j. 20 J. also ran ''''' -'''' '7
length Time, i"
F-rFTH RAcE-senine. years and over. l-l6 miles.
l. Aste's Or h. Prince Richard, py
His Hlghness i1'1is'' " 0iichaelsil I ao-l s.
logrsm. e. JOS - 90 -
f'.luteous. 4. To-
wa pirate 100 ,Ninderi. and 3 10 j ir ltl-'!
-a. .S,T1nn0-, even ard =. Lone iisnerila;l r.
rsse,n, 50 10 - I. Or BaTioN; loe lCot.ss p,
=. - an "a 10 /. Nc Williams III ttoherts1hl = .
r5 10 Major Mansir, Jos cochran 70 @ aLll u.
A~ser 100 shea. and 70 J. aill I,4"',,
king, 100 ~ ! and - % J. also Fah SlaIt ial'' ''
frg ~ , lengths Time, l+So-s-
SIXTH r ACES-3-y -yesr-olds. mile ana q" >ai"s'
a. q smiths h. C. Old Hutch by Wave o , -,
llls-tsnk III ---t
Badge los -,
sssns las Cshesp. y 10 and 20 I len = i5oS S s'o
No., s - sDd u 10 and C. Rosenfeld - I''t--.
-er soe - ana 100 20 also start taif- E@Si-
ID, lengths Time. l.si-s-
ENTRIES AT iQUEDUCT TO-DAY.