New-York tribune., 1905-04-25
EASY FOR 0AKLAWN.
WINS CANARSIE STAKES.
Getascay Day at Aqueduct an I'm
erciting One.

-r,,s. owners ~ the sort OF two-year-olds which
are sent out 70 earn their way in these young Gays
OF the racing year are not keen TO have shy az
william shiel6s's oslIlawn. the champion OF the
,v,nter months was made evident enough yester-
dav al Aoueduct when all save two OF the ten
youngsters named TO start in the Canarsie stakes
a. four furlongs. were withdrawn because OF the
presence IN the field OF this big chestnut son OF
Faraadole-Margaret Jane.
some semblance OF a field was saved TO the STAKE
hv the addition OF James r. Keenes bay colt f7lsh
Brush a businesslike looking son OF Ben Brush OUT
Of Innerdale but the contest fell Tar snort OF ls
promise contained IN the overnight list OF entries.
Leonard Joe Hayman The Linden gelding, Which
vas Osklaw-n's most formidable rival FOR winter
houors was named q starter in the Canarsie' anu
q big crowd jouTrcyed to The Enclosure IL ne nope
ehat the rivalry which has existed between 'he OWL
ers OF these two youngsters would bring about a
rstfllng good fight Leonard Joe rIaynan. appar-
entity cares for none Of Oaklawn's game, ana ne
was conspicuous by his absence
The three that went 10 the post with OakaTn
odered no opposition 10 him TO speak OF, ana the
race 10 all intents and purposes was a walkoVer.
The colt was hard held all the way and won fight
ing for his head by length The only interesting
feature OF the race the surprisingly good per-
formance Of NerOnese 2 good looking son OF Henry
OF Navarro which William c DAILY sent 10 the post
for the frst time. lie showed plenty of courage
and stood a terrific although needless. drive all
through the stretch without iiuching and took the
place from High Brush by three open lengths. The
latter colt IS evidently week or two from hard
race and should not be judged by his performance
yesterday. AS the winner was ~ 10 10 on the
the contest excited little speculation. although
MT. Reene's colt found some support for the place
at 10
In addition 20 the Canarsie the Queens County
Jockey CIub offered the Flushing. selling stake
for the older platers. mile getaway day
attraction. and il brought together field OF eight
fairly good caxnpaigners. Grenade the final choice
Of the public 7on in n hard fought finish by a
half length from Peter winners FLY ocean TiGe,
but be lucky not 10 he disqualified iWlce no
ran across Ocean Tides path. and lnteTfered with
her seriously that j.. smith was conlpelied 70
pail ler short 10 avoid aB accident. me Jockey
ade complaint 10 the stewards. however, and
consequently no change WAS made in the hnal p-ac-
lng. Sais took The small end u the purse FROM
Consideration
McCormicks colors were also victorious in
handicap at six and one-half fuTiongs. IN which
they carried by his fOur-year-Old Ben StTome
colt Monet, slight choice ia The nna betting over
John BOden's ROsetlUT With ~ pounds the Colt
was in receipt of pounds from OsIsman. but
was the only capable Of giving him = aTgu-
inert, snd she was bealen of decsivelE. Buttling
disposed Of the others
Whorler had no trouble i8 whining a seven FUR
long sprint from cheap lot Of platers. although
the form players preferred ARABIC and King Pepper.
Ten 10 could be had against the winner.
james X. heene's Regal 10y kingston-Royal
Rose. won ms brackets AT m" expense OF ten three
quarters He ran distance in 1.lS s-5. beating
Fhoebus, the favorite in whipping finish The
colt lan0leS ~ "A manner more pronounced than
most thOroughbreds show. but he seems 10
have plenty Of speed and courage. Phyllis A was
the other winner.