The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-16
ENGLAND SCRATCHED
THE CARTER HANDICAP GOES
 TO OUTSIDER.
Duelist Set Hot Race With Yellow Tail Ranging to Him, the Former Winning by Half
 Length.

Z New York. April 15.-The metropolitan racing season of 1908 was ushered in at Aqueduct today under unfavorable condi- uons. A light drizzling rain fell through out the day and the cold northeast wind drove the rain far into the stand. How ever, there was a big crowd in attend- ance. fully 1000 persons being present.
 IT The ssn feature ~ss of asAVSi The Queens County Jockey Clubs spring meeting was the Carter handicap at seven furlongs, won by John A. Kyle's Ahumada at to 1. Thirteen horses started for this event favorite at to 2. The Daly pair. Him self and Illyria and Ahumada were equal second choices; Paul Clifford and Duelist were added starters.
 pr. Saylor was the first to show to a good start, but before they had gone a sixteenth of mile Duelist shot to the front and opened up a gap of two lengths with Yellowtail second and Illyria third. This order was maintained down the stretch and around the far turn. Round mount Illyria to the front with Yellow tail close up. When we'll straightened out for the run for the wire, B. Martin on Ahumda. who was in pocket and un- reached. sent him after the leader, com ing from seventh place to 8 fifth in few strides. A sixteenth of a mile from home he was driving hard and gradually over hauling the leaders. One hundred yards with the leader and in a driving finish won by half a length from Yellowtail. who only beat Illyria head for the place.
 First race. selling, five furlongs-cass- vile. 106 (H. Michaels), 10 to 1. won; Lie seen. 103 H. Cochran). 15 to 1. second; Right and True, 90 (McCafferty), to 1, third. Time. 1:05 3-6. Little Jack Horn CT. Armeath. Arden. Ben Mora. Louise rlufnr1 (TnI eso~ 5 Tom Cogan ran.
 Second race. four and half furlongs- Bath Beach, 104 (ONeiD. to 1, won: valour. 1Ol tRedfern). IS to 1. second: ,Sra knSI HTamDto5 TmsD S 3 ss F peas paE Paul 10 tS %1 gard. Kings Oaks and Seymour ran.
 Third race. selling seven furlongs- Rostand. 104 (H. Cochran), 1 to i, won; Carroll D.. lis Brennan). ' to l, second; Imperious. 112 (Waterbury). to 1. third. Time. 1:34. Fried Krupp. Ilxnow, Alado, Sedition. The Talisman. Arak and J. H. Sloan ran.
 Fourth race, the Carter handicap, sev- en Undergraduates. 101 q. Martini, to 1, won. Yellowtail, 102 (Minder), F to l, second: Illyria, S5 co. O'Connofb, to 1, third. Time, 1:33. Duelist, Lord Badge Dr. Saylor. Setauket, Paul Clifford. Him. self. Zyrlin. Ahola. Saturday and Bon Mot ran.
 Fifth race. selling. four and a half fur 5. won; Bombino, 9s (Redfern), to 2 second; St. Roche, 96 (Reddington), 20 to 1, third. Time, :S7. McGonnigle, Miss McKenna ran.
 Sixth race. five and half furlongs- Mackey Dwyer, 112 (Burns), i6 to 5, won; Futurita. 1o3 (Gannon). 15 to l. second Durazzo. 105' c. Daly). 2 to 2, third Time. Hi 2-5. w. R. Condon, Lord Fur co. Minotaur, North Brook, Mount Kisco
 Entries Today
 First race, four and a half furlongs-Ths Brown Monarch, 107; Listaway, 104; Cya tucata, 103; Florizel. 101; Mimon. 99.
 Second race, selling, five and a hall furlongs, selling-Tom Cogan, 108; Cranes vile, Petit Bleu, Star and Garter, los Kickshaw. B. Doyle. 1O5; Anna Daily Frank Rice, 100; First Glance, 97.
 Third, the Rose stakes four and a hal furlongs-Cyprienne, Miss Shylock, Ham burg Belle, Petunia. Contentious. Tyma. gant. Albertola. Tender Crest. Silver Dream, Sickle, 112.
 Fourth race, selling, six furlongs- Locket. 115; Oclawahha. 104; Greden, Mis-. Fisher, 102; Musidora, 99.
 Fifth race, selling, five and a half fur longs-Glorious, 109; Ocean Dream, Rose water. 10S; Caledonite Snowdrift, Antici patton, Alice Eon. Albany Girl, Adelt Harding. Prairie Flower, 106; Credulity 1O1.
 Sixth race. seven furlongs-New York 11S; Blue Victor, The Regent, 115: Flora 113; Colonist. Georgia Pine, Springsilk, 100 Confusion, Jola, 96,