Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-29
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
Good Racing on Heavy Track
at Aqueduct.
ONE FAVORITE FIRST
AMERICAN LEAGUE AFTER MAN
HAITIAN FIELD.
Dreyfuss May Sell Pittsburg Club-No
Records Broken at Memphis
Bowling Games.
ONE FAV0RITE FIRST

In spite Of the drenching, long-continued
rain of the preceding evening, the AQueduct
track, while very heavy yesterday on the
inside, was not bad on the outside. Some
of the jockeys who recognized this fact
were successful, notably in the case Of
Brunswick in the opening event, for which
six started out of twenty entries. Glennel-
lie made all the running on the inside, and
Mnder, rider Of Brunswick took that horse
to the outside and wore down the firing
Glennelle in the last hundred yards. Lord
Pepper ran disappointingly. fireman pulled
up so lame that he could not be brought
back to the judges stand.
Lady Sterling appeared to be the best In
the second race, when it is recalled that she
was many lengths away from the pace
maker for the first six furlongs. But. on
the other hand. a really strong finish on
Obia, who is remarkably game FLY. might
have resulted In her victory. A Brennan.
who rode the pacemaker. Musidora, in this
event, weighs but sixty-two pounds. and Is
brother to the better-known jockey of the
same name. 1t was the little fellows first
mount.
Rosetint, backed down from to to to
D, with Redfern up, got of very badly, was
shut off more than once and then was out
OF 1t. The winner proved to be Sweet Alice.
She has always liked this sort of going but
her owner thinks she Is just as good ION
the dry" Julia Arthur. one Of the starters
In this race, while racing almost on even
terms with Sweet Alice. was cut off so
sharply that she nearly fell, and her jockey
declared. though not to the stewards, that
Sweet Alice's rider was the cause Of it.
Lady Lake was second and the exquisitely
bred Futurita third a head in front of
Shrine
For the Nassau stake for three-year-olds
worth S1,27O to the winner, five ran. Dom
Paul receded trifie in the betting, because
Andy Williams, Extinguisher and Rossi-
gnol all found support. Extinguisher was
last away, but sailed around the first turn
In close pursuit of Dom Paul. and for
time his chances looked rosy. Then the go
ing appeared to tire him, and Andy Will
liams came on and won from Dom Paul,
with Barouche third. she finishing next the
rail.
If the owners of Chicle did not land
very large wager yesterday on that colt it
was neglected opportunity. for he was at
one time at 40 to 1, though 10 to l was the
closing quotation. After hard race from
start to finish, Chicle lasted long enough to
win by length from Barkelmore whose
was close third after swerving near the
finish. The owner Of Cnice said that he
had won a moderate amount on the colt,
obtaining odds of II to 1.
Those who saw the strong pull which
Dreamer had on Himself for the first five
furlongs Of the last race thought that a
mistake had been made in the riding orders,
for Joe Cobb, who was in front is not fast
enough to make a good pace. The heavily
short turn into the stretch and won easily
from Himself and Examiner, the last named
| barely defeating Joe Cobb a head for third
place.