New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05
COY MAIDS BELLER0SE.
: WINS IN RECORD TIME.
Diamonds Good Dace-Only TSoo
FaUoriteS First at 4queduct.

In winning the Beilerose Stakes ct Aqueduct yes
terday Coy Maid Andrew Millers Kingston-Bon-
NE Gal Ally gave further evidence of that quality
indicated by her last victory at Jamaica. She ran
the five furiongs in the fast time of 50 S5 seconds
a new track record and while the horses she beat
could not boast much in the way of class she
won. and in winning did all that asked OF her.
in that brave. resolute way which stamps good
racehorse. Coy Maid has started five times, and
this made her fourth consecutive victory. She was
e strong favorite yesterday. and this. combined
with her growing popularity, made of her success
bosterous and spontaneous greeting.
The Bellerose Stakes the fourth race.
Six OF the eleven horses sent out overnight were
scratched leaving only five to go-Coy Maid, Cara
phine. Nibiok, Caper Sauce and White Marsh.
Coy Maid played to odds-on. but Czaraphine
had strong following at TO l. and Caper Sauce
was in no sense friendleSs at TO l. Nibick, at 10
70 ], and White Marsh. at 800 10 l. not consid-
cred dangerous. Caper Sauce had the foot of his
field IN the first quarter and led the way to the
bend by a good length Coy Maid, Niblick and
EzaraThine heads apart behind him, and
racing strong. As they approached the last furlong
pole all four horses running in close order.
and Hildebrand. Coy Maid the first to show
signs OF anxiety. lie drew his whip. but quickly
put # down again when his mount. responding to
the reminder. drew away slightly. Caper Sauce
was beaten at this point and Czaraphine quickly
Euccumbee also when w. Davis applied greatest
pressure. NibIic1. however. running strong
and true, and Hildebrand had TO draw his whip
70 her work and stall of the determined challenge.
she won by three parts of a length while Niblick
was some two lengths before Czaraphine.
Diamond ran five furlongs in the first race in
6s 40 seconds. with l2s pounds up. 1t a sterling
performance and a track record until Coy Maid
reduced IL one-fth of second later in the after
noon. Diamond odds-on favorite and he
WON ridden out TO the last stride beat Cairngor
IL was distinctly a two-horse through the
last furlong, as at the pace the others were leg
weary long before the finish was at hand
diamond and Coy Maid were the only fayorites
70 WIN. New-Hork. at Z to l; Roseben at 6 to 5;
CONSIDERATION. at 10 !. and Telescope, at 8 to /
were the other winners. New-York won the sec
ono race c!everly, beating Coppelia Champlain and
1teo Knight among others. ChampIan carried
Soppela wide at the head of the stretch both
losing some ground. but hardly enough to nave
changed the decision. Red knight ran below ex-
pectatlons. Crown Prince was q slight favorite
over Roseben in the three-horse race third on the
card. Iney raced practically head and head all
the way, but al the end Roseben outgamed and
outstsyed his rival.
The Huguenot a decided favorite in the fifth
race. but he ran far below his form. After show
ing little early speed. he dropped out of the
cunning and finished far back. Consideration well
handled by Heldebrand, beat Sir Shep a neck
Telescope. cast-of from the keene stable was
the medium OF heavy plunge in the last race.
lie was backed from 80 TO ] to to !, and after
making most OF the running managed to last long
enough TO win by a head.