The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-11
Santa Catalina Had Easy Time Winning
Nassau Handicap.
Bowling Alleys Are Again Busy High
Scores Made by Several Teams.

-Four favorites won at Aqueduct yes
terday. and the ring suffered heavy loss.
The Aibemarle stables good mare. Santa
Catalina, a to / favorite. ran a mile in
1889 As. and captured the Nassau handi-
cap for three-year- olds. m a galop by
hve lengths. Miller had her in nice
position Until -he-reaehed tho head OF
the stretch. where he cut her loose and
she came home In blaze Of glory. St.
Bellane. the top weight, who went up
10 Is 10 /. ran a fine race and finished
second. two lengths In front Of Ceder-
strcme, another 10 10 shot. Coy Maid.
16 TO 5. had no speed and was badly de-
feated while Tongorder. 10 !. who led
for half mile or more. died to nothing.
Willie Shaw rode three winners I'm clever
fashion. He began with Hermitage. 2
20 favorite in the opening event a
handicap for two-year- -olds. six furlongs.
but IL took all the strength I'm his right
rrm TO whip Hermitage 10 victory by a
soant length as sydney Pagets Water
wing. top weight. an 10 l chance. made
. bold bid for the race all through the
homestretch. Tim Sullivsn's Caprice. at
20 10 /, ran third. eight lengths away,
beating Meddling Daisy, s 10 /. rather
easily. Tambeau. who went back in the
odds to s TO @ was never a factor Her
mitage received eight pounds from Water
wing. but conceded weight to everything
else. lie ran the distance in 1:14 "a
Pretension. carrying comparatively
small wager for his owner. Jack Bennett,
and also recsoing I'm the odds 70 10 I.
made all the pace I'm the second race.
q mile and a sixteenth. and lasted long
enough TO beat Roycroft. a hot favorite.
backed from down 20 to .. by a nose
Lord Badge. 10 !. dropped down TO
third place six lengths behind. The
time was las
Shaw rode his second winner when he
brought John Hynes Massive. 10
favorite. home I'm the fourth race. for
maiden two-year-old Niles and ~geldinss
i've fUrfongs Massive led ell the way
but Shaw used his whip to clinch the
race, which he won by a length from
Miss Ogden. backed from 10 To s. NJ l..
Hayman's Lena j. played from 100 down
70 20. was a poor third. Massive ran the
f1ve furlongs in 100 flat.
j. F. Seagrave's Scotch Plume. neg
lected at 10 To !, came from behind in
the last furlong and won the handicap for
mares and geldings OF all ages. one mile
by length and a half. I'm 1:40 3-5. sgd
ney Paset's F1oralia, TO favorite. used
up much energy In racing Emergency. tho
top weight. into the ground. as the latter
made the pace until wei into the stretch.
The Paget Ally. therefore. had nothing
left when Scotch Plume loomed up. but
she managed to keep the place from ILn-
dale. 10 to I. by three parts OF a length
Flammuls, played down to 10 I, was
outrun IN the early stages.
Shaw,s third triumph was with IT. r.
Duryea's Pioneer who closed OF equal
tarms with John Boden's My Buela. at
IL TO 8. I'm the last event, for three year
olds, six furlongs On the way 10 the
post My Buela ran away a mile and
quarter. which killed her chances. Pho
neer broke I'm front and was quickly Joined
by the Keene CASTOR. Blucher 16 TO 3. But
the latter soon backed up and Shaw came
home with the Hamburg geldng with a
length and half over Maid OF Timbuctoo
10 to /. Nathan Hale, 10 to l. was n
head back, closing fast. The time was
i:14 2-5. The attendance was 10. 900, as
usual