Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-08
FIVE FAv0RITES
WON AT AQUEDUCT

NnW YORK, November S.-Five favoriteU
got the money at Aaueduct yesterday, the
books losing heavily. e. r. Thomas
Jacobite, backed down to Q to 10. galloped
on with the Woodmere Selling stakes, seven
furlongs. Sewell rushed him to the front at
the start. the son Of Golden Garter holding
the others safe to the end. where he scored
with two lengths to spare in 1:28 S-5. Frank
Farrell's Keator. unsupported at Is, ridden
by Beckham. stable boy, ran to his best
form and took the place from Monet. to
!, BY q half length. Ed Ball and Yves
burned UP q lot of smart coin.
Martin Doyle. beaten down to Z TO 10.
was at his best In the handicap, at a mile.
]. Hennessy waited with him until he reach
to the front. Doyle galloped to the wire
after that. beating August Belmont's Lord
OF the Vale, II to /, by four lengths in
1Io2-e ~ Days Sailor Boy. IS to 1. had
lengths away. Consistent. to i, had
nothing Of her usual foot.
After bunsling ride F. A. Forsythe's
Montgomery, to favorite, came through
first race. for two-year-olds, six furlongs
by half q length from ]. E. Seagrave's
Main Chance, 2 to I. Fish Hawk, 10 to /,
was half q length back. The race was run
in 1;14 4-H.
Romp for Jersey Lady.
Jersey Lady, 6 to l., suddenly found her
speed In the third event, for two-year-old
FLIES. six furlongs. leading all the way and
romping home six lengths in front of the
to 10 favorite, Sally Preston. who under
the whip beat David Gideon's Lady Karma,
30 to /. by a length and a half. The time
was O:59 4-5.
After slow beginning Miller brought
Aster dor, to 10 favorite, home an easy
winner In the fifth race, for maidens, at a
mile. How About You, 10 to l, hung on
long enough to take the place from c. F.
Clark's Comedian, IL to l. by half length
The latter had three parts of a length over
King Henry. 20 to 1. The mile was run in
1:42 2-5.
James R. Keene's Suffrage. to 20 favor
lite. enjoyed an exercise gallop in the last
race, for three-year-old FLIES, six furlongs
She breezed to the front like flash and
Miller then took 1t easy the rest Of the way
At the wire Suffrage had three lengths over
yer Wedding. 60 to 1 shot, landed third
money. The time was liza fiat. About
10000 persons were present.
The Summaries.
First race, two-yearolds; six furlongs. ,Montgom:
ey 112 (Notter). to s, won; Main Chance. 1I3
Yo third Ti@e H Mnnepee 'c onjee
tuss, Yerkist and Big store also ran:
LORD Of the Vale. III o. jonesj p to !. second;
i4o rs. Single SHOT. Workmsn. Consistent and O.
K. also ran.
Third race selling; for FLIES. two-yearolds; five
fu,ongs Jersey ID Lady ;,I l0a Finn to !: Won
Karma, 1os Doyle, 80 to /, third Time, SO As.
SeSskaieeta Irvine, Grace George. Waterspeed.
La Rose. Stepping Stone and Ounce also ran.
Fourth race, the ,oodmore: for three year,olds
ELI. to 10, won; Keator. 1903 Beckmanl. is to
/. SECOND; Monet, ~ Finn); to I. third. Time,
Fifth race. selling; for maiden twoyear- olds and
upward; one mile-Aster dor. 100 Millerl. to
seeondi Comedian, 100 (Fnn), IL to l. third. Time,
La 2-5: Sadler, King Henry, Blue Pigeon. Snow
King, Lady Avis. Bizzy Izzy, On the Eve, Left,
Eitopia, Bill Cozier. Supreme and Dr.. Dix also
ran.
Sixth race, for FLIES, three-yearolds; six fur
longs-Sufrage, Ill CMiller), to 20, won; Sister
Frances 1913 lFinnl II to ., second; Silver We'd
lie Donohue, Bivouac and Mary B. Clark also ran.