New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
TAMMANY AT THE RACES.
ITS F4VORITES ALL WIN.
-Four Thoroughbreds Osoned bl
BRACES Dire Victorious.

Braces Dire Victorious.
A Saturday half-holiday. with brilliant sunshine
ana breezes softened into some sembahoe OF
sn-,ns served g attract greater throng 10 inc
Aoueduct racetrack yesterday AFTERNOON IMAM mas
gathered there this year.
There were not less than nine thousand persons
in the srandstand and on the boardwalk dlo q
least third OF this number was made up OF 'he
holiday racing novtces. who as general ming are
refreshfngly unsophisticated and uproarfousIy op-
tiristic. AS happens at times when TWO 0i u.
thousand OF these are gathered together the IA
vorites FELL by the In four Of the SIX contests
but the good things" more than atoned foE me
calling. Of the others Three OF them fulfilled the
paddock predictions concerning then' ana ma
-eriaIly enriched their supporters
II was a great day for the Tammany uger-aI-
most g sweepstake IN fact. -Four thorougnnreoS
owned by four men prominent IN the Nlg"aH
carried their owners coors to victory, ana none
OF them were neglected in the betting
Frank Fsrrells ArIneath was the Tamfnany rep
reseptattre IN the first affair, and was played %
the brave. from Is TO l. Timothy d Sull-
vans Ernest Parhern. in the third; F. L. Lantry ;
Dr. sayIor, in the fourth. and Senator + ID NC NC
Carren's Macl1ey Dwyer. in the sixth race were
The others Prices ranging from 10 10 against
DR. Savior 10 ! TO on Mackey Dwyer could be
obtained against these four winners
Fedferu. whose light has been under busheI
eince he left Bennngs rode his first winner OF ule
present meeting in the second race. He mad the
mount on sv1ney Paget's colt Valour. and rode
one OF the finishes which have brought him ms
measure Of fame. Valour displayed nalheo
tendency TO swerre in the stretch. but Redfern
kent him straight and going long enough 10 WIN
from Foxhau P. Keene's Wizard. who peat Ile
.acond choice Peter Paul for the place
De souza received q bad fall in the third race
when Lord Turoo stumbled and went down on
his knees IN the backstretch. From the Grand
stand II looked as Il the boy had been pitcheo
clear oyer the outer fence. He was up in mo
ment, however, trudging through the lnfieid u1-
concernediy, II that We're the way ne always
dismounted.
The Arverne Stakes, with $3.50 added al seven
surlonss was the most attractive feature Of the
afternoon from the spectators and owners point
Of view. I drew together field or nine ana IIolh
this number It exceedingly difficult 10 select
one that conspicuously outclassed his held Ahola
W. r Condor Durazzo and GAINESVILLE opened al
eor,-. and threes but the volume Of the money was
vagered on Dr. Saylor. and he was backed from
IL 10 10 20 TO !. T Burns, who rode Dr. SayIoi'
reruftted CreaIner on Illyria, TO show the way
hut kent his horse always within striking distance
TlIvria showed great deal Of speed until the held
was Strengthened out for the run nome Wheh
both Ahola and Dr. Saylor joined him. ana mo
three raced together. with their boys rlolhs hatu
until few yards from the wire, where Dr. say lor
5revr away and won by & short head from Ahoia
Burns rode a much stronger hnlsh thah niue
Taenty horses went to the post in the third race,
q sci ing affair seven furloIgs aI1, as me ne
narrow track can only accommodate ABOUT t"etee eve
horses with any safety OF comfort. the hela MSs
topheavy. They were rather an orclhary ioe ,.p &t
in stretch Ernest tarhan came on 0.2tsa
place and won from kingraine and Ocl3N I3, ana;
aea5ed s Gssi fss MfT Ssne9 S the the oGds0 fo in hs
flfrh race, with great ease, ana gahopeo uil1ef
the wire all alone by ten lenglhs-
SUMMARIES
FIRST RAc,-selling: years and over: 5ls furlongs
81 Betting; F..
Frank sasl.zs TsFPs' Sr ARsiRsEs6s s AEmssR 3
18%ssss:d l]s g {}.sd}slg5 Rsg} 81 81 Il
ve ios Nah.eIsl and 70 q, q Ma[g d4r6ey8 gs
soT, ioo to and 70 % AFTER 90 tTeoman9 "a
% to and . e vilastead @ 4is M 70 %
and 70 I 1sia shaw: % and a TO %, o White s
start fair. Driving Time. 1:le
SECOND RACE-2-yesr-olds: 45z furlcngs.
sianey Paeets eh XslOur by yRs3ss5, B3sse51 21 45
Wizard 80 oS5h9n ar15om5 81 Il
Iss: Rsss5 ,s 60 70 u ' saa 70 y s d '5 ~
son ono Z & Sv Mae aaa % creameT5. 70 to and
KnobhsPtoq lo4 O. % Psy5 10 al an9 I5 and e Rchnae
ss cs fiery - % to o sRd y rt4s 59 and s slTer Dream
SoGPied 1SGEi DFiS'H' i'n'' WOO ''-- ~-
THIRD RACE-sellins: years and over. furlongs.
II ssiyan. s5s sTne:t PS5hf fca 1ne4y Sy 81 al
6sSs 6Rs5:6s 55s g. a. Is9a} hsIls, al al III 81
Ps q s1o. 100 98s Ne 3 p; 9 to '9a s SG to 1j
10 J and 10 !: LoTavale, CHenoerson Go 10 and
20 70 J. Aado tAnder), 81 TO and 70 o. star ana
Garter lJiaunont Is and 6 70 j. SiiuTlaI 10
Cioar} 10 to / /; Cruachan lo4 tMcF adcep %
% ] aud 10 TO /; EstOn 80 III Aichaels) 20 /
au6 3 10 1: Nero fWlikersOn). % to and 70 !.
Grace, 1O5 C5cks) 20 TO ! and 70 /; MARI
Cheek lOS Ding. 20 and TO J. BenInoTa. ~"
(TooTnanl 30 ! and 10 70 l. also ran
FOURTH RACE-THE ARvERNE STAKES: 3-yeRr-
olds. furlonss
# = Iantry's ch. DR.. saylor. by
raossiuE7ou-Preveut. 1Os----- It. Burns) 81
Ahola. .NHlIkersoT1 -
TIlyris. tCEeaInerJ = III -
W p Condon. ia shaw : 70 and 10 l. Atheiroy'
los (nIurray) ] 70 l. Pageant 100 tNeeIeyi
10 TO and Colonist, 100 O. Martini y 10 and
TO I. DurazZo, g. j. Dalyp. S34 10 ana 10 O. anu
Crenesvflle. 81 CRedfern), to and 70 J. also ran
Start good. Driving by head Time, l;2sts
FIFTH RACE-sellns; 2-year-Olds; 41I furlongs-
SYDNEY Paget's b. e. Fiorizel. by Juyenai- , ,
FloTentia. 93----..-- 90 lsiahanl p =
NcsoniEle a8------------- 81 ooIl4atp . !
(fleddnstOu) 3 81 81
F5orev BOY es II. Mchaelsl. and TO l.;
Caivx 1es Guller), Il 1 and TO l. and Miss Nancy
SFYsher) and 20 r also start good Easily
Time o:S3.
SIXTH RACE-Handicap; ; years and over; furlongs
p II NcCarren's c Mackey Dwyer.
bv G2--er BassetaN-Madr1d
: EsuTns1 ] -
Flying BIttress. / 1t1----- tdindere z S13- -
Ethics g. .Codon) 81 2-l
Moderator 4 100 CNeeley). IS 20 1 and TO l. and
a-xFn Harm m