The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Win by Clifton Forge
Costly for the BookieS
Western Turfmen Make a Cleanup at
Jamaica-Long Shots Do Well
for the Day.

AQUEDUCr, N. Y. Nov. At was
an ideal day for racing, and there was
a large crowd present. The features
were the Bayview Handicap for all ages,
and the Creedmor, for two-year-olds.
The former was won by Clifton Forge,
the outsider in the betting. and the lat
ter by Jacobite al short price. Jones
rode two winners
One Of the cleanest coups of the late
days Of the current season was executed
on Clifton Forge. The horse won in a
romp after being backed for thousands
by the friends and agents of Ed Cor
rigan. D. II. Barnes. and other Western
torfmen and their friends of the Ameri-
can Turf Association.
Clifton Forge was not only played
here in the ring, but the rooms at Hot
Springs. Ark, Kansas City. Memphis.
and Covington received a scorching.
Fully 10000 was won through Clifton
FCrge's victory
Barnes and COrrigan put in a solid
plunk on the smart New Workers today,
and if they did not win enough to
finance City Park at New Orleans for
many weeks. why, betting ring signs
are all wrong" declared Bookmaker
George Rose. the premier bOOkmaker
now operating here. as ne viewed long
line Of Clifton Forge bettors In line be-
hind his book after the race.
The Summaries.
First race-six and one-half furlongs.
Emergency, 10O %. SMITH, 13 to 5. won
St. Valentine, los Dickinson, to /,
second. Inyy,i.ncible; i03 lMcIntyrsl. 2 to
Keator, Martinmas. Collector Jessup,
and Colossal also ran
Second race-One mile Floralia. 105
o. Jcnesl, Y 10 l. won; Ivan the Terri
bic, 126 CSewelD. 4 to !, second; Kittie
Time lao %. TongOrder. Maxnar, Col.
Rupert Amber1ack and Rose of Dawn
also ran.
Third race-The CreedmoE Stakes; six
fUrlongs- Jacobite. l24 q. Jones), l TO
second: Yalagal. IO4 Nickinson) s to 1,
/ third. Time. l:l3 Is NostromO and
/ Midas aIsO ran.
Fourth Tace-The Bayview Handicap
seven furlongs. Clifton Forge. 81 (Mc-
! 6O'NeilD. 10 TO 5, second: Race King. IOs
! (NffHer) TO 5, third Time, 1:27. Coy
Maid and Martin Doyle also ran.
Fifth race-One mile and a sixteenth.
Consuello II, 81 Garner. I to ,, won
Gold Braid, 98 q. Smith. so to l. sec
ond: Sun Ray. 80 (Wiley), to l, third.
Time. rs So. Cutter, Brilliant, Buck
| leya. Kolaneka. Antimony, Red Fox. At
wood. Bradley's Pet, All Right, Bouvler,
and Caronal also ran.
Sixth race-Six and one-half furlongs.
Reidmore, 102 (Dickinson). Z to p won
Aviston, % (Notter), TO 1, second
Speedsmith, 9S (Perrine). 80 to l, third.
Time I:23 Flavigny, Vino, That's
What, Royal China, and Holloway also
ran.
Aqueduct Entries for Monday.
First race-Ffve urIongs-MeddImg
Daisy, 102; Ingleside. Mlntia. Charley,
Hector, Optician, Benevolent. Tangier,
Brother Frank. La SOrciere, curry jim,
10: Tambeau, BeIlsnicke-, Prince Fred
erick I05; Red Queen, Commune, Mol
lie Donohue. 103; Nellie Burn, Top Soil,
PalOday, O.; High Brush, Nostrome,
There Now -; Water Tank, Pantouffie,
1O7
Second race one and One-sixtcenth
miles Zeala. lO4; Lord Badge. 102; De-
bar. 96; Palette. 30; Royal Wmdow. 20;
Hermitage. @2; Lindale, go; Sailor BOY,
IS
Third race Five furIongs Cassandra,
Water Thrush, Incorrigible, Ala Kusseu.
Blue Mamie. Mazonia. Mathis. Marvei