New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
PAGET WINS AGAIN.
ANINOSITY Il SURPRISE.
Students of Form Hare Bad Day at
AQueduCt.

The success which has attended Sydney Pagets
racing colors this spring was continued at the
Aqueduct track yesterday afternoon. On SATURDAY
Mr.. Paget's orange jacket and white cap-the most
conspicuous colors by the way, on the turf-were
twice carried to victory, by Valour and tlor1zel'
and yesterday his Orsni two-year-Old colt banpino
made it three straight by winning four-and-a-halr
furlong sprint for maiden two-year-olds from thir-
teen more or less capable youngsters. It Is SAID
that the best OF Mr. Pagets horses. moreover are
still in the stable and will not be sent to the races
until the important contests at Morris Park
The fifth day Of the Queens County Jockey Clubs
meet was not an auspicious one for the overworked
students Of form 1t began with pronounced up
set, ended with a comparative one. and was sprin-
kled throughout with surprises. It began with the
first race, when Flying Buttress, at to 1, ran half
a dozen horses some Of them with well established
regulations sprinters. off their feet and won by
open lengths. New-York II, who won his first
race for G. L. Richards, his owner last Thursday.
refused to face the barrier and the starter finally
sent the field away without him. Gormley. who
rode New-York II, was set down by Mars Cassidy
for three days for disobedience at the post.
Newton Bennington's Royal. who was made an
equal first choice. at 2a to 1, with James Robert
sons Syrlin second, defeating Demurrer, who
had more speed but less heart IN the last furlong
The Deceiver colt showed the way to all the
others until he challenged. Then he stopped,
he has a habit of doing.
Frank Farrells flly, Minon, tried to make
runaway affair Of the second race, a scramble Of
four and half furlongs for maiden two-year-olds.
When the barrier raised his boy sent MN away
with a rush. and from the grapdstand it looked as
though none Of the fifteen horses behind could pos
sibly get up to her. Redfern, however, worked
hard on Bambino and it was due principally to his
efforts that the flly finally oVerhauled in the
last sixteenth. Evelyn Arnold, with O'Neil up,
thought to have excellent chance in this
race. but she got off badly. and turning into the
stretch carried to the rail.
Tho Withdrawal of the Goughacre Stables Spring.
August Belmont's Woodheart and the adding of
r T. Wilson's Bronx and H. K. Vinguts Bally
castle left field Of ten to contend for the Ca
narse Stakes. for two-year-ods at four and half
furlongs. AS the Walden entry, PetuDia and Con-
tentious, ran first and third in the Rose Stakes
on Friday they seemed to be the logical favorites,
and the best quotations against the pair were two
to one closing time Nameoh was backed from
fours to twos and FoxhaI p Keene's Palmbearer
had many supporters at to L Cannon rode
a capital race the latter colt, and, after permit
ting Hoar on Nameoh to set the pace through the
back stretch, moved up terms IN the last
eighth and won in a whipping finish by a half
length
August Belmont's Hastings geding Nineptn who
finished third gave a very creditable exhibition
of speed and courage He was crowded and Jostled
in the early part Of the race and was in tenth
position at the head of the stretch Minder finally
found an opening, and Ninepin responded TO his
urging with the courage of his distinguished sire.
Charlie Fisher wheeled just as the starter sent
them away and whatever chances he might other
wise have had were ruined
field in the third race, at seven-e1ghths of a mile,
apparently no thought of old Animosty-unt1l
it was late. Past and CaledonIte were first
choices with Musidora second in the betting. The
start was raggling with Alpaca and Miladi Love
leading out of the chute Animostty and Torch
light took the places Of these two at the head of
the stretch and retained them to the Wire Ami
mostly winning by a short head from the Henry of
Navarro FLY. who defeated Past half length for
the place.
Exicksravv in the fifth race at seven-eighths of a
mile and Saccharometer in the SIXTH at five and
half furlongs. were the two good things of the
afternoon. The former was at TO 1 and the
latter 5 TO l. and both were well supported
Kickshav was a well tried t7o-year-old only his
legs went wrong He has been recuperating at
Saratoga and was only recently brought in from
there His legs were sufficient for yesterdays
Sydney Paget will hold sale of two-year-olds
Seeker one of " c. Whtney's horses arrived at
shsepshead YESTERDAY in private car & from Sara
is said, can ride at S5 pounds. has come East for
the racing season.
THE SUMMARIES
FIRST RAcE-HandicaP; a-year-olds and over. fur
ST Betting fl
sy MSsssssbsrs Ssssass4s ss Basa Bgss Bq;sres
B:ss5 B:s5..:: !: is,...5 ]:5 5ss:} 81 81 /:
on 1s Ps t9 and % to to ag4 sn rt.5 to 8
: q daedfer5. and 70 capt1va59T Io2
sy5 ana to also ran STAT at good for al but
lengths. Time, l;14
SECOND RACE-sering; for maiden 2yearods: Az fur
longs
Sidney Pagets big. g. Bombino. by orsni
Kate DaIy, 9s.--...-.. ...C Ctedfernl. 7-5 Ito
Riafs5ls Ria69 IS R6Sas@a} G2asa 81 81 81 81
sungnt 10 CIinder). % I and to i Thunder Bay
e hs u y to aRs 5 F9g 25 e 50 to nS
Evelyn Arnold. l01 tONeiD, TO and 2h l;
SiS io ba4 So to- ana i2 to i Kings Oaks Ioi % nc,
Fadden), so to and 20 to i Atwood I13 Gaicel 90 to
and Mildred l.. NJ. SO FuIler). z to and l. also
Start good Won driving. Time 057l5-
THIRD RACE-seuing: years old and upward;
furlongs.
Ruby-Harmony H........ Oh. CaIahan) 20-1 81
Torchlight 4 llS CMinder} 29-1 81
g. q faas IS to and to T. sa9 10 q &ndres eshe s. m
Mia9a 6Sm Il 10 to to and and to i e1o 2s E s sS G
to and 10 l; Alpaca g. io5 CMcCanerty) 80 to and
Musidora 4 l03 a Brennan) q to / and to l. MIadi
Love 3, 90 d3runnerl 80 to and 12 to l, Vivian
Cling Won driving Time. 1:2s3s.
FOURTH RACE-cANARsIE STAKES. 2-year-oIds. AZ
furongs.
Foxhan P. Keenes ch. g. Palmbearer.
1O7 .....::....-.....-......... Gannon) Al 6-5
NinePn, 155G' 167 " o1inder} al -
Interude, 10 G4aackl Is to l and /. Knobhamp-
ana Conventions i07 r. Burns coupled to and 70
8; Bronx 10 uler). Il to l and Baycastle 1I0
(Ausin). 10 to and to l. also poor: won
driving. Time. OBS.
FIFTH RACE-seins: s-year-olds and over; furongs
Newton Bennington's b Kielshaw. by
Ornament-ElzaTTa g. 102. ...... 20 NeD al SIS
ocawahs. 4 11o...............G Martini 81s-i 6-S
Rostand 3. 1O4-...--.-....-.. (Gannon) 81 SIS
Imperious aged. 1l2 Cwaterbury) 13 90 l 3 to !:
y. 3 l. al