New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20
MORE FAST SPRINTING.
NEW Marks At 4QUEDUCT
Gold Ten Wins the Rose in O:46 2-5
Major PeIhdm'S Handicap.

There was some more excellent racing in zero
weather Aoueouct yesterday, and turf traditions
and track records alike broken Only two
tavoritss were successful and the bookmakers
srsia kept most Of the public money. The seventh
renewal 81 the Rose Stakes was the feature or the
afternoon. and. unlike some Of the POLITICALLY named
contests which are put at this Enclosure It re-
suited IN the best race OF the Gay.
The Rose IL for tvyo-year-old hllies. at half
nile and an even dozen took part IN the short but
,ts-, struggle over the straghtaway course Gold
Ter and Gold Rose. the latter en- added starter
represented William Isl1eland's stable, and Sidney
r7srets colo-s were carried by Fire Ruby and Tea
cress The form players decided TO ignore the last
race that Fire Ruby and Teacress ran. and The
-wo became first choice in the betting. az twos
When the field could first be MADE out 1t seemed
that the race might 60 70 any one OF a haIi dozen
Suzanne. Rooamora. Cotil!on. Teacress and Colo
Ten we're. all in the FIRST fight. and were running
Ike lot Of frightened jaczrabbits.
-of5 Ten over on the rail. finally slipped through
.,s bor,ed her head under the wire neck In front
az TeacreSs. Lady Frances was only three parts
~ length back. Gold Ten the half in o;4o %
vrhob beats the track record by three-hfths OF q
,.ro75 and IS within two-afths OF second Of the
Irorld's record made by Geraldine at Norris Park
" n schefters Major Pelham. a three-year-old
hav colt by G. ". Johnson-Strathmaid. estabishea
3 7ev record for the Eve furlong route by running
she distance in one minute fat The Major carried
10 pounds and was the good thins" in handicap
A which such well known sprinters az Charles III
wood Ascension. The Musketeer ard NUMBER 'o1
others we're starters. His closing price was TO J.
with Charles Elwood the favorite at threes The
tb-ee.ear-old broke IN front OF his field and none
Of the others ever got 10 him. Tim Payne. with
IZ mounds was nearest 10 him at the finish two
lengths back. and q head IN front o. Charles FL
wood The favorite slow in getting into his
stride and was the last to leave the post
In maiden race for Jwo-year-olds, under sel4ing
conditions Charles Dryers Fatherless colt Work
man. al 70 / just managed to beat Danseuse, who
had led from the head Of the stretch by p head
Sandy Andy. another Paget youngster that the
rlsvers had selected to win. was third.
The Bathanpton FLY Astar1ta found a six furlong
sr~it for mares three years old and over, merely
plessaat gaIlop defeating Naughty Lady, Cana
novue and three others as she liked. She was an
odds-on favorite. a race at mile for the plsteTs
Dixiei,ne. from a big fed. and though he seemed
% interfere serio 10y ~, Vas US made
Cav Lothario won the first race OF his career IN
6t 4oi miie He was backed down from twenties g
ten Kohinoor. The favorite. was OF badly and
SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-Handios7 3 years sna ever; ssrlonss
81 5s'an F.
". n saAss,rs b. c. Major Pelham; a,
l0I pawn. t5si2s5, ii =
Charles EivgSos = l2G..-.....--.-soSei 81 e-5
Lore Badge 100 5oCg 80 70 =, sns 70 2 t9 L As'sS 20
gaes-sne 60 % and 70 20 i TIE Igsf sFe . 10 10
70 srs s 70 and Turnpike d S G5enuessyl loo 70
s So5. Ven " :; ~ '2 2T ran iens5hs Tine 100
SECOND RACB-ssring: s-yesr-Oldr msieens fur
c r 5ayer's blk. c. Workman. BY Father
psassass Ig56sT} q .?
Sandy ANDY. JOB. 'caliaha7o % II
Mao ~ Tirnhuctoo 20 dc souza) Is to and 70 i
Bue PRINT. % tCreame 10 70 end 70 AfoIa, -
. 70 ss % g !: Bedels, 81 !oConnoT 100 70 sa-
Il go e N9 = g sad 10 . 70 o5 AZ Hal io2 o Tien
8 ana 10 . i NsTa!s. io2 Cc9ehTshl % 70 and
LsrSa . irssytTst 70 sna ?; s. Rsolute; Zoe
q and : 10 / also ran s.aTt fair. Won driving ~
THIRD RAcE-uar,s q year. and over: 9 rur!Onr.
Nsv-an Beaniag-ons b Z Astarita; BY
gsss55V Ls5y ; a, -5zlasS5sSs, ii ii
Gananogce. g. s5--.--.- -tCeriAek1 W Il
8 3 Iea1esss) 20 70 and 10 to ] ana MuJiny. io6
sCslahsrl. 100 70 and 90 @ ! sso ran starr good.
Won easily by a length Tine. liza
FOURTH RAcE-THE ROSE: 2-yesr-Ola nlies: fur
viriars Lalsslands b. r -Goia Ten b.
. e.iaeres' Mss Tenny ioe oT T,e FL Fl
LAD fTsacss 1oe lcorInacE} Isl 81
sos ls fst s Is L fHs ana s. T. S sa sass
oNel. 10 and ? 10 /; EUehre, ZOE Oyashl, - %
Niperiae ia OPhillips. 10 l sno 70 /: Back cat
r al bt f ~ - an wo "a driving by haf length
'Parst say coupled IN betting. :Ief At post
EH T RAcE-SslHF seq b. sH4 o'f 81 mile
,i 3; Nsziiss Dixie 8 l29 9 es5sw} IL ii
Ksyn6te 5 Joy ,dIsgias) u. d
Ethics 6 ll2 Ccochranl. 70 and ? 70 /; Bessie Nc
earthy Z. lo2 Comaek, 10 = and ! . !; The Don,
= Jos fT-avers) ! and 10 ]. Sarah Maxim. 4 lOS
sPhiDsl 10 ]: Nlre Spot (. los cSeeieyl.
% ] and I. T1rk>t. ln7 % BrienD 40 20 and
y 70 and Ston wall. lib ONsls). z 20 and 20
sso ran. start fair Won driving By head. Tine.
EiXTH RACE-NrIdcns; 8 years ard ever 6 fu-longs-
a v Brands b.. c. Cay Lothsrso by
Esh-r-Pal r1etto 9 iO8 -. Shaw I0-I Al
BY Roche B. CIileebrandl S0-l 10
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. Hs~t Nallon & ia c0'Briene 10 1 /: Ned
a9c-e 2. l06 walsh. 10 ana p Waterford. 8,
Callahan. ] c l. tioErle-n Light. 4
- tCormaclo 100 20 aid 80 70 ]: Kilislea. l03
slchaels). 20 and 70 !: The Cub 4 il2 Mccre),
e ard ? 70 4. King b: . ~ tDangmAnl. % 70
tnc p 1 Southampton. , 1O8 CrrascD. 20 snd
~ % ]: Xxi. ice Fischer. 30 and 20 I,
lsalute CSnlthson) / % /: Jesselyn,
10 fo'Neb u ] anc a 20 1. Pstsg0nian. g. 100
tDe Souzs). - 10 ] and 70 /. Natamorns. s. los
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