New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15
COY MAID WINS AGAIN.
Beats King Cole in Stake Race-I1co
FaUorites First at the Wire.

Coy Maid won her sixth consecutive victory at
Aoueduct yesterday. and In winning equalled the
track record Of SO 3-5 seconds for I'VE furiongs
storm OF cheers greeted her she rushed by the
wire and a noisy welcome hers when she
came cantering back TO the judges stand She
has raced herself into the affections of racegoers'
and even those who did not profit by her victory
could not refrain from joining in the applause
She Is such true, game speedy Ally that her
popularity is surprising. Her performance was
truly brilliant under the conditions as the
track slow and cuppy. She was aided by the
strong wind at her back but the unle IN tne O''ie'
races slow in comparison
Zeala and Santa Catalina were the opponents OF
Coy Maid. the being the second on the pro-
srarnme ZesIa and Coy Maid opened at TO
each. but the former got the BULK OF the pi6S'
closing at to 10 while Coy Maid went back TO
10 J. Santa Catalina had some following at 10 !.
Coy Maid broke in front, but Zeala quickly rushed
up TO her and they raced head and head for halI
a mile. with Santa Catalina in easy STRIKING as
lance. At the last furlong pole Zeale gave up the
struggle and Coy Maid and Santa Catalina fought
IL out in strife 10 the end. Both were tired
eno swervec slightly. but Coy Maid always held a
slight advantage and won driving by nan d lelsth.
ZeaIa bled and eased up eight lengths away
The weather cold and raw but in spite OF
Sundays doWnpour the track, under the influence
of the half gale had dried out and safe al
though somewhat slow and cuppy. There was no
appreciate falling of In attendance and a good
sized crowd showed keen interest in the spirited
racing oxford won the Babylon Handicap, the
fixture the programme, beating q falr neId OF
two-year-olds, which included King Cole Cairn-
CORN Pirate Polly and Bank. Pirate Polly was
always a slight favorIte, but Oxford Cairngorm
and Bank were all backed heavily King Cole was
the outsider. J. Martin had the mount on Oxford
and ne rode well judged race. Avoiding the early
pace set by Bank and Cairngorm and saving some
ground at the stretch turn. he came on at the
last furlong pole and won rather easily by two
lengths
King Cole which trailed his field most of the way,
closed the outside. and beat Cairngorm
neck for the place. Burns, the latter, was
largely responsible for losing the place. inside
the sixteenth pole he changed his whip from his
right his left hand IN effort 10 keep the horse
from swerying into the heavy going from the
punishment. Cairngorm houndered for few
strides. with disastrous results. Bank stopped
badly from his early efforts, and Pirate Polly.
poorly handled by Shaw. showed no speed, and
pulled I'D dsgracefully beaten. Remembering her
last gailoping victory in the same company, form
players had reason look with wonder while
the stewards said nothing.
Rob Roy galloped home an easy winner IN the
first race. when Lord of the Valley, Cannon Ball
and The Huguenot tired from their efforts at pace
making. Brooklynte. off badly and far back most
OF the Journey closed fast and earned second
honors two lengths before The Huguenot Cop
peia the favorite a dull race. Lord Badge
won the mile handicap, fourth on the card. run
ming right back TO his good races of last week
Redfern waited with him while Proceeds and
Graceful were out in front. and then let him down
in the last furlong. Eugena Burch. heavily played
and well up for half mile. dropped out Of it on
the turn snd was beaten of. She If suf-
1erlng from physical ailmeut.
Akela beat a poor lot in the fifth race. Burns
brought him along the path on the outside and he
won easily Prince Salm Salm. practically left at
the post, ran remarkable race, and finished sec
ond- Eagle. the odds-on favorite. prominent
for five furlongs but stopped badly Andrew Mack
tnterfeTed with him ia the stretch. but he was
beaten at the time. Campo was graduated from
the maiden class in the last race. She was the
second favorte Of the day win Lord Badge be-
ing the other.
SUMMARIES.