New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
REDFERN'S SEVERE FALL
PITCHED OYER Il FENCE.
The Vel Kno7cn Jockey Breaks a
COHarb0ne at 4queduct.

contract TO ride william G. Whtney's horses the
coming season, was thrown yesterday at the Aque-
duct track and received injuries which VIII keep
him the ground for number of weeks and VIII
prevent him from filling important engagements In
| the early part of the Morris Park meeting
The accident occurred in the fifth race. a selling
affair at furlongs, in which fifteen horses
| took part. Redfern riding W L. divers six
year-old gelding Alado, and had reached the turn
entering into the stretch when the horse began 10
bleed and before the jockey could pull him lip he
stx-@red toward the inner rail. and second later
fell through the fence Redfern thrown to the
grass in infeld and lay there stunned and ap-
parently Hfeless. surgeon who was summoned
announced that the boys collarbone was broken
In falling Alado broke his neck and was killed IN
stantly.
The horse was running back in the ruck when
he faItered and finally fell. and that no other AM
mails were carried with him that his JOCKEY
was not killed outright seemed little short OF MI
racuous Just why his employer should be willing
10 have the hoy accept all sorts OF MOUNTS as he
has been doing since the opening day at Behring'S
is 8 little difficult 10 understand.
For the most part the yesterday were well
contested and provided IN one or two instances
finishes that tended stimulate the circulation
Four favorites. heavily played second choice
and an outsider
Another track record broken-the third to be
lowered this week-when ". D. Babcocks three
year old colt Saccharometer stood such well known
their heads and galloped five and half furlongs In
1:0T The best previous time for the distance was
1G d 92 hs8sn@s Th o pounds up s4
The favorite almost as badly off.
The prettiest race Of the afternoon was between
Miss Nancy and McGonlge in the opening scram-
Bile for two-year-ods at fve-eighths OF an a mile; ne;
Of Burns skill and strength to keep Miss Nancy
the latter horse rushed through his fed in the
last sixteenth Evelyn Arnold seemed to have the
race well in hand and led all the way TO the last
ness that made her supporters sink YEARLY into
The Flushing Stakes for three-year-oId and over
a five horse race between Torchiight Ethics. Po-
tente. Silurian and Dark Planet In some remote
corner of the solar system the Dark Planet might
be successful: he is not in the ascendant at Aque
III. was 50 jostied and crowded in the early part
OF the race that ms chances were waterway 5s-
aged but agile Potente. TOrchlight. who cut off
the Duyer horse, the turn into the backstretch.
Frank Rss ct % to / made f.1 9ela q tive twelve S and
fifth OIl other occasions 1t has been demon
to horses carrying the familiar purple and gold
shoulder straps Burns scored his second victory Of
ordinary lot maiden two-year-olds four and
half furlongs IIyTta the % 9dasj0n faTorte IN the
Courtmaid in time to get the place from Alan.
SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE-selng; . -year-olds; 3 furIongs
G5Bs''infl2 59 p
Ne Esiss2s Nas1 s los Miss S4nfs "a burns s
Mc5i5njgie ~ Tooman 12-i a
vey Arnold 1ol CoNs5D to and 5 to 18th s. T6pnds5 Dc,
Red dr 1q5 &c. e to % i92 MS = = @ 's9s 1S,
:" - 70 ana 10 I, a. a. 10 =, "a and -
156 12 s8G star, good 55 Won driving Time 19ss
SECOND RACE-Handicap. years and over: 514 FUR
" p sssos eT s. s3SeasrooS5g5 as 6 ~
Eoz4l TS2,c,fa + l3- r e B1rns5 Mg i5 %
Articulate : 126 Shaw 10 1; Demurrer.
> ia CFIaaca. 16 and to 3 Sister Juliet. = 107
l5fF and to l. Fone 4 io2 N Mchaeis) to and p
to . J. and iyeTIa aTt Door !" ies P2actica lsf5 at post
Won by lengths. Time. 1904
THIRD RACE-FLUsHING STAKES; ) years and over;
mile and 10 yards
T, H MeGarren's b z Potente. by Ra,7ig RaGins g.,
F5s5sf; e5 ios - a fsS55sa5 sil55e?'s - SO
Dark Planet 8 81 GIcCarerty) 80 to ana to l, and
Spri9a gar5 elF l2 t@a5hfSR WoD dqfyns Tfme Al
FOURTH RAcE,-Maiden 2-year-old "a furlonss-
oqec stables , F1ekle by F4i@Tsns ~ T5rn.,1 s
Miss Sa..-Is Enssnif 1os oiesen' oie s0-i o-I
Low q Miller = 20 to % and Rsts u to / Fn5m Romauns I5
los Csheal 80 TO and 10 to II mrs los 81 ochqan, 10
10 and Caddie Mac. Jos tDaey1 90 10 ana =
70 Rerertrs,e s I03 CMlerI Y and to l. also ran
start good driving. Time oo5-
FIFTH RAC.F-seninF, 3 years and over; furiongs
J. J. 4IcCarery's h. Frank F'iee by DR. so 10
star and Garter, 3 g1lc@stferty} s al
Rostand ,. 1o6.....--.....,-'H 'H Cochran '-I II
Anna DAILY , % ,Creamer. so to and 70 to /; & love
io7 70 ,F-,eri 30 to and to L True Blue aged l95
sTf.6 and to liz AsaG aGnon, = to e'df6" a6d to T.
cqrfay ii M LIS 10 s2 snd sPo no : and Paeas
ioo iDesouza1 - and even also ran start faiF
Won driving Time Is
SIXTH RACH-3 yearolds that had run ard no "'" al
the meeting. furlonge
c5s"s.s s s:i { + -:: 5$s:@ E q
[ia'' 10 y, .t.adden, 100 10 / and Never