The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-23
GRANDOPBRA'S TRACK RECORD
COVERS SIX FURLONGs IN THE
HANDICAP IN Ills 2-5.
Also Defeats the Caiifornia sprinter,
yellow Tail. In . Drive-Agnes Bren'
mans Ozone 6takes-Julia NJ. Beats
seymour-Three Favorites IN Front

Yellow TAIL In . Drfve-Agncs Bren.
mans Ozone stakes-Julia NJ. Beats
seymour-Three Favorites IN Front.
Although the weather was threatsnins
and q cold wind blew up from Jamaica Bay.
there was no falling Oh In the attendance at
Aqueduct yesterday afternoon. probably
$500 racing patrons turning out. The card
was above the usual standard In point Of
excellence. and three favorites and second
choice enabled the players 10 60 home with
more money than they took down. The
most interest centred In the running Of the
handicap at six furlonss, which opened the
card. The talent figured II down TO a duel
between -Pittsburs Phil's- Grand Opera
and John Hackett's Yellow Tail. With Flying
Buttress having a look In. Demurrer and
Futurita wore Withdrawn. leaving six TO 20.
Grand Opera was heavily backed by his
owner, whose commissioners got the money
down at the last moment and forced the
price down from twos 10 TO s. Yellow Tan
closed q strong second choice at ~ to 5. with
Flying Buttress going up TO sevens. Because
Redfern had the mount New York H. was
also fancied at tons.
took Grand Opera to the front. and the hand
some black colt set terrific pace. followed
by New York III. and Yellow Tail. These
three ran away from the others In the first
half mile, but New York II. tired perceptibly.
leaving Grand Opera and Yellow Tail TO fight
n. Gni sSHn RIDE de- ana Il :tirrns Shi.S
Grand Opera was returned the winner by
len sth md . half With Ys!ioN TAI in The ths
boat Flying Buttress head. Grand Operss
time iis IS. vas new record for NE track =;
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The Ozone Stakes. for two-year-olds. az -four
and half turlongs provided ano. ns lively lively
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oriss. head for the place. The time
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was also shut out, and Clorita was pumped
| iust after the start The time was 70
| With two favorites over the plate the taien'
proceeded TO make James r. Keene's Fnturit,
ts a. n Snei seS Ssif furien9s Miles finlen'
| Mamer ri was a sedu ctive tip well played, Will
| j Boden's Rosetint was overlooked oy many
at sevens in spite Of her splendid record i. g
Ing pace for the big neld' HSssns , sEJss;
| ont. by three lengths. Sweet Alice, 10 70
| shot. ran into the place three lengths oefor
| the fayortte Mamari was nowhere
The largest field Of the day. made ~, up % 2
iftS race at seven fnrlonSs K Xii n,u an.
| Grifnths were the choices but the wlnhe
t,irned up in Lord Tiroo. : TO- I, who won N
drive by four lengths. with BIC Tim sui,
bany Girl by three lengths . kh,tMd AZ wa
shot Grim this was Of no acoount
A. fh four a and half furiopgs the talent slippet
up By making Senator MsCarreps ssEmosH "
3 Ey.nss IiI. ~ K p 70 Hsr vs: N ron
from BARRIER TO wire and defeated The isvorit
by half length In o:ss rs, The Gougnsore
| S{.hie's eprins was third ten lengths away.