New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-28
GAVI0TA WINS NASSAU.
OUTSIDER TAXES STAKE.
FaUOriteS Fare Better at Aqueduct-
Plunge on BriarthOrpe.

Six members Of the hungry equine horde Of thor
oughbreds now racing al Aqueduct with long. cold
winter staring them In the face. earned enough
yesterday to keep the wolf from the door for yet
little while. and in instance sufficient money
was wagered on a winner to make the long. sombre
months that coming seem like a picture Of
golden sunset 10 the few who had a clafrvoyant
vision OF the before it was run. Favorites
were more successful than on the previous day and
succeeded in dividing the spells with outsiders and
second choices
The Nassau, at a mile and a sixteenth. reserved
for three-year-olds. the only contest that car
ried title with 1t. and as only three performers
took part in it. It lacking spectacular feat
ures. From the layers point OF view. however the
Nassau was an Ideal proposition Gaviota, with III
pounds; Stolen Moments. with IL and Rostand
with 30 were the three starters. The latter two
were preferred by the public and at one time both
were IT odds-on, condition which made losing
book well nigh impossible Gavota was the out
slider at l and received little support from the
students. When she beat both Stolen Moments and
Rostand, therefore. the bookuakers had cause to
wear smiles OF contentment
Some critics thought that the defeat Of Stolen
Moments could be attributed TO the poor ride she
received from Redfern. Il that he took
the overland route, and IT equally certain that
Fuller on Gaviota Outrode him when it came 70
hard riding; but Miss divers FLY has shown plenty
Of speed on other occasions, and IL may have been
that the result would have been the same had the
jockeys been reversed. Rostand led to the stretch
where Stolen Moments caught him and made him
stop. Gaviota got Up n time to win by head It
and the crowd welcomed him when he came TO
weigh out with hysterical approval
In the frs. race Fuller rode King Pepper home in
front in SIX and one-half furlong sprint, ating
sprint for two-year-od FLIES he won with silver
Dream from from an even dozen NJ Iheo and 10
The Pepper Stables fIly Briarthorpe was the
fortunate few. She was entered in a five furlong
scramble for raidens, and was backed down fron
Little Sailing rode q pretty finish on her and won
in the last sixteenth from Riverdale the favorite
one-eighth miles, went TO CarDuncle, with Tribes
Hiu second and sabot third.
SUMMARIES
FIRST RAcE-seuing; years and over; 81 surlonss.
ST Betting Fl.
Ff sss.l 5si; ss Fi4s Pso5s5
A Al5a1 a.. sssa Il5 w r sePs9} H. '
Princes Tulane Jos Cvrkerson}. 10 to aad to |:
Mari Street los ( gsin 10 to and = = SssT f0
Burns, 20 to and to l; Presentation -. g. io9
ley) 100 70 l and Eva Russell 8 los Cannon;
70 2nq 70 / a Ss Mo an1 Hone los Cnkaed5
and 60 to l, also Start poor. Won driving
Time 1928.
SECOND RACE-ares and geldizss selling; years old
and over: mile
De Rugs o,,.. eTqyiP 49, By G2 4isa7 ls-5
STs s sB AIi:s a ' 96Ees, 1i-5 g
eeoe- IGs i7esfe-rS Is 70 and 10 /; Blue Victor.
: 100 CNulholand). ! and TO l, and Beverly !.
NIichaels). = 10 and 70 i also ran S'd'' sO-'
Won driving Time l;4ls
THIRD RACE-F1nies; 2-year-olas; tu-iongs
Jule Garsoa's b. Silver Dream BY
henry OF FULLER 1910 IS
F5.r5or75o Fl ..........CJ Jones' l2-1 81
Ancestor 81 "a Brennaa). IS 10 and 70 l. Dusky.
81 Farley. 80 70 and - 70 / DlIpIe IL tfse1teL
10 ! and Algonquin % l" t-soerl 80 % an
Missing LINK 9. t-Teau'eT) 10 10 Sad 70
Colleen Bawn 112 CForce) 20 10 and 70 l. Bande-la
q - C'Conno-l 200 l and - 10 l. and -Paette
Won easily. Time. lois. --eft AZ the post
FOURTH RACE-THE NASSAU; s-year-olds; I-ls
miles.
Mss II divers oh. = Gaviota- by criEh-
ton-NeIlie Bell. 1I4.....-....-. (Fuler) 81 %
stolen Moments. 117....-..... CF'edtsrn} s- Il
starr good Won driving. Time. I:39ss.
FIFTH RACE-Maiden 2-yssr-olds: five furlongs
The Peuper Stables br. z B-1arthrope. b.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lol -
Riverdale. 10. tBunn1an) - II
Belle Of Portland. (Boisen) ID 6-l
Alforten 10 q Lewis. &c and to l. The Bow
cry. 10 Cannon 10 70 and 70 / ~
1I4cksI 40 10 Is L ParkviIle 10 lYVinkasId1
2O0 10 and Wiskaiura- i07 CTrewheD. - 70
70 /. sheer lo7 Fuller. % and 70 l. Capoe!ia.
lS5 5ebranl 10 to and to / GaIanogae 1O7 5,efe
2 and to i S S5a23za: 40 90 ~ an. i o
Tcrt.nrs 10 C9yIand). 100 30 20 / ST Roma,
M e59 8 % 10 10 70 an sPd BIZ K IorssR III was
T0a 70 ana 30 /. start poor Won driving
Time 011s-
SIXTH RACE-Au ages; handicap: Is miles
F. 7 Wilson. jr.'s b. CarbUnele BY .