New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-10
RACING II THE MUD.
TITO F4VORITES WIN.
Go Betsceen Takes Stouybrook
talseg-CLcse Finishes the Rule.

The weather was cod and dreery. the track heavy
nd sloppy n Aaueduct yesterday. Under tLese IN
favorable conditions there vas little pleasure IL the
racing for sport sake. and the few who could
awake any enthusiasm or enjoyment were those
who were fortunate in their wagers. In contrast
10 the holiday crowd on Tuesday. the grandstand
and lawn looked all but deserted and IN some re-
spects too, the racing suffered in comparison. The
finishes wers close enough and exciting but there
seemed 10 b. lacking the spirit TO enjoy
The S-ooy5rook selling stake was the feature
o. the card. and OF the ing. for that matter
After q spirited drive through the last furiong by
fou- horses CO Between won on the post by a
snort head. After the scratches we're all in six
horses faced the starter. Go Between opening at
70 T. vas heavily played to 8 TO 5. which
price be went 10 the post slight favorite over
Lord Badge CsrbUncle, the legitimate choice. went
hack in the betting from = / TO 10 l. and
81 must be said IN passing that the ride he got
justified the price ana was just foC unfavor-
able comment.
The start was good. and the field ran in close
order for sixteenth. when BrookIvnite showed in
front for few strides quickly followed by Thistle
Heather. which made the running around the turn
sod into the stretch A quarter Of mile from
home Lord Badge took command and. opening up
gap OF three length. looked Ike the probable win
Ter. but Carhuncle the rail. and Go Between
closed fast, and, with Thistle Heather. which came
egsiu. gave battle and long drive began through
the asst furIong which ended In Go Between get
2 head. a length away Thistle Heather beat Car
b1ncle head for third money. Phillips ride on
the latter through the the last furong wofully
weak. and with proper handling and strong fin
Ssh the Wilson horse would have
Bank the all-age handicap. first the pro-
E-amme. in another close finish. OF the five horses
that vent the post ne the outsider, at 10 TO
:, ana he beat Monet the favorite a head. Again
your horses raced through the last sixteenth in
such ciose order that the outcome was in doubt 70
the last stride Jerry {. had z world Of speed, but
tired the end
Palette vas away running in the second race, and
itfie hotter, taking full advantage made every
post winning one. The start was bad Prince
- Ina Sslm practically left az the post. and
then boted 10 the outside. Akela was also away
badly which made it possible for Juvenal Maxim 10
best MIN neck for the place
Zeaa the third race. beating Trapper. the
od5s-or cavorite. a head. Her victory due en-
Irely Eiidebrand, VINO had the mount. He stole
away at the start 70 lead Of four lengths while
Trspper far back and hemmed in Phillips
found an opening al the head OF the stretch, and
jennie NcCabe earned third pace ten lengths away.
iStrla backed from u &c TO 70 !. won the fifth
face. leading all the way and Alumeur. backed
from - 10 y 10 ! took the last IN a hard
J~-vo with Hildebrand.
Only fayorftes won-Palerte and Go Between !.
The beaten fsvorites were Monet. Tcspper, Ny
Buela ana Bella Signora.