New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-06
TWO NEW TRACK RECORDS
ISR4ELITES B4YVIEW.
InuincibIe's Good Race-A Big
Crozcd at 4queduct.

TIL. accommodations at the Aqueduct racetrack
were taxed TO OVERLOOKING yesterday The pro-
gramme was of the most ordinary kind the weather
was dull and lowering, but such is the popularity
Of racing even at this back end OF the season. that
standing was at premium With little or
nothing to attract the crowd goes racing. 1t would
seem. and fully ten thousand people stood or sat
around in the chill air and waited for something to
enHyen the arouse enthusiasm. The horses
raced and that seemed to please and four favorites
won' and that perforce satisfying; but there
was lacking even heart stirring finish or sin
gle incident worthy of particular comment beyond
the establishment OF two new track records
Invincible six and one-half furlongs in 10
supplanting the old record of 1:2O So made by
Baikal last October and Israelte raced seven fur
longs IN 1926 SURPRISING Lux CaStas mark OF
1875, made in winning the stake last year.
1sraellte's victory was in the Bayview Handicap
The Bayview Handicap carded the feature
OF the programme but it had less Of interest than
the cheapest selling race. Orthodox and Graceful
were scratched leaving only Ascension to give
battle to Israelte. In view of Israelite's last
good races, he held at the almost prohibittve
price of to 3. Ascension played at II to .
by those who recalled her victory over the Keene
colt at Jamaica The short price against Israeltte
was justified. he rather cleverly, even
though Hildebrand Ascension stole two lengths
at the start Ascension showed the way to the
last furong pole. where Israelite galloped past her
without apparent effort.
Israelite graduated from the maiden class in his
mas developed into a colt of prominence. He
has quality and class and his ability to handle
weight Is the only question unanswered. From his
build and conformation this almost certainly
be answered in the affirmative
The handicap for all ages at one mile and fur
long, run as the fifth race. was in many respects.
the feature Of the days sport. Grenade. at top
weight was a recedng favorite to 2. Lord
Badge and Cloverland were heavily played to beat
him. particularly the latter backed from to l
to 3 to l. The start good and the field ran
IN close order for a quarter of a mile. when De-
kaber took command. Lord Badge and Grenade,
the latter under steady restraint ran head and
heat behind her TO the far turn, when Grenade
joined Dekaber and raced with her into the long
stretch From there home Grenade gauoped in
front Cloverland made valiant effort TO give battle
al the last Turlong pole but pursuit vain.
Grenade won cleverly by two lengths. while Red
fern had 70 whip Cloverland out to the place
from Lord Badge and Persistence II
making track record IN the first race He was
always in front. and cleverly from Emer-
gency, the favorite. Counterpoise and Eft Tu
Brute ran dull races. Kickshaw, the favorite in
the second race, had much the best OF the
start that the outcome never IN doubt He
to be ridden 10 win by three lengths from South
TTimble. Akela was third, and with break
could hardly have lost
Danseuse beat ordinary field of two-year-olds
in the third race winning she pleased, and
Butcher just romped home in the last race and
SUMMARIZES