The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-16
FACET ENTRY WON
ORMONDEs RIGHT LANDED CAR
 TER HANDICAP.
payi. Got Favorite on We'll Up, Clung to the RaIf All the Way, and Made His Ride When Field Swung Into Stretch.

New York, April 15.-An immense outpouring of turf enthusiasts wit
 messed the opening of the metropolitan
 season today at Aqueduct track and
 cheered the victory of Ormondes Right,
 public favorite, in the Carter handicap
 The winning bore the colors of Sydney
 Paget. Ridden through the stretch py
 w. Davis, the Ormonde colt outIooted
 David c. Johnsons Roseben ana won @
 easily by half a length, covering the
 seven fuflongs in 1:26 2-5. The purse
 was worth a~little over s7,o00. NO
 records garnished the opening day
 contests but the handicap was run
 best time ever made over the Aqueduct
 course, Hildebrand upset calcllations
 by winning the first race with con
 sideration at 10 to l and again in the
 third won with Orly II. The latter
 was backed down from 20 to lo Oak
 lawn made a show of his neId m lhe
 second race. He and Ormondes Right
 were the only winning favorites. Gan-.
 tam, at 30 to 1, in the fifth, was prac- ticaily overlooked by the bettors. No more perfect day could have been ce- sired for the beginning of the racing season. A light rainfall late at night put the course In perfect condition Sixty bookmakers took their stand in the 'big ring" while more than l00 lined outside to accommodate small speculators. The ring was in tur- moil from beginning to end. Men struggled with one another to place their wagers but "the regulars among
 the T in ss g grand ,Ss yand neW rnns of the Jockey Club forbidding betting commissioners to ply their trade. Ev- cry starter in the big handicap mad was shown in the applause when the field paraded past the stand. Starter Cassidy sent them away in good order
 with Ormondee Right, contrary to his reputation as "sulker" showing well in front. Positions shifted rapidly in the first furlong, Roseben. Ormondes Right, Orthodox, Little Elm and Rapid Water being closely punched. Rose ben and Orthodox ran like team for a quarter of mile. but the Paget colt
 was always within call, clinging 10 hls original position on the rail. when the field swung into the stretch Davis rushed his charge to the fore and the race was as good as won. Ros sben and Little Elm clung to him Hke leeches. the others being beaten on and
 swallowed up in cloud of dust. Flo ral King. the hope of the Western horsemen and quite heavily played by the general pubGe ran a disappointing race and finished almost last.
 Considerations. 107 (Hildebrand), U to I, won; Right and Trae, 107 (Crlm. mins). 9 to l, second; Tea Crcssi a,, aVf
 .W, PaviE9 Kinr pepper 5p Ninnaauaw fhaa %s Et tu Brute, Tommy Waddell. Elsie l..
 Fairy Dance, Race Queen, Montcc Arlo. Carrie Jones, Emergency, Tim Hurst, Memphia, Miss Modesty ran.
 Second race, half mile-OaklaWn, III (Burns), 3 to 5, won; Commodore rcn- taine, 1O7 (ONeilD, to l, second; third. Time, :49 1-5. Guy Mannerlng. Clark Grifith, Burnett. Billy Banastar
 faTi Third race, sels,g. seven furlongs-;
 oriey II, 11s (Hildebrand)s 10 10 I,
 won: Arsenal, i'll (Baird), to l., sec ond; Divination, 10I (Hoffmanl, lo 10
 5 third Time, 1:2S. Gold Dome. dkki' The Gadiy, McGrathiana Prince, Florl- gel, Bob Murphy, Ethics, Palette ran.
 Fourth race, the Carter hanalcap,
 s5,oOO added. seven furlongs.ormonn-. non. Roseben. 113 (Fuller), 10 to 1, second; iittie Em. 1O5 (O'Neill), 20 to 1, third, Time. 1: :26 4-5. Rapid Water, Bohemia' sinister. Goldsmith, Floral King. or thodox. Leonidas, Toscan, Emperor or india. ocean Tide. Martinmas, .acK Ratlin. Santa Catalina, Witch Aazel' Diamond Flush ran.
 Fifth race, selling, four 1urlonss;-
 Bantam, 102 (Crimmins) 30 to l, won
 Evelyn J.. (Bairdl to l. second SPe5- ciai License, 97 (McDanieD to l. tnlrd'
 Time s5O 35. Ethel Hayman. Veri-
 hest. Gentian, Monita. Old Ella. Jes-
 Samine. All Pink, MT. Ciffey. BeIasco,
 Pinkey' First Ward and Nellie Burns
 Sixth race. six furlongts:-sir Bril- lar. 1l0 (J. Kelly) ' to l, won; con
 lessor. 1O4 (Kent) 12 to 1. second; ter
 rv e. no (HildebrandD 5 to l, third. Time 115. Bellstrome' Oro Alzee rah'