Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-10
ATHLETE WON
ROSLYN HANDICAP

NEW YORK. November TO- Although
four favorites were unable to come home
in front at Aaueduct yesterday, the ring
had pretty hard time Of 1t breaking bet
ter than even because of the support ac-
corded to all the successful horses. The
Roslyn handicap. for three-year-olds. one
mile and sixteenth. was a peculiar af-
fair both from betting and a racing
standpoint Cressina, the logical favorite,
receded In the odds to to 5. while both
Hot To-day and Rye went back from 25ss
each to 9 and respectively. The educated
money helped to back Athlete from down
to to 2. while Orilene was also lowered
to 5. Miller cut out the pace with Hot
Teddy, who carried top weight and backed
up when Athlete challenged at the last
sixteenth pole Athlete was an easy win
ner by two and half lengths. with Hot
Teddy four lengths in front Of Cressina.
who ran a dead looking race, as did Rye
and Orilene. The time was 1:45 %.
The erratic Tommy Waddell, neglected so
that he went up in the betting from to 3 to
g. was full of running in the handicap for all
cally all the pace and galloping home five
lengths before McKittredge. 10 to l. with
Llndale also 10 to 1, a length back. Angler,
to 5, and Banker, played down to 3, were
badly beaten. The time was 1:53.
Handzarra. backed down to to 5. led for
five furlongs in the handicap for all ages,
three-quarters Of mile. only to give way
to H. B. Duryea's Dreamer, to 1, who
closed resolutely and won by half a length
in lib. The two-year-old Tourenne, to 2.
was third, eight lengths back.
Gallop for Ormonde's Right.
John Boden's Ormonde's Right, to l.,
galloped of with the second race. for
platers, at a mile. passing the judges four
lengths in front Of Varieties. reduced from
6 to 4. with Yada. another good thing,
played from 10 to g. third. three lengths
away. Sir Ralph. s to favorite, could
not raise a gallop. The mile was turned in
LAO nat.
In a hot finish Jack Bennet's Molesey, 6
to favorite. won the third race, for two
year-olds, seven furlongs. by half a length
from Beauclere. IL to 3. who got on poorly
but closed big gap In the run home
Acrobat, 10 to I. who had early speed, was
third. length back. The time was 1:27 Is
There was a mighty plunge on Herodotus.
even money favorite in the last race, for
maidens at a mile. Miller took him to the
front early. but in the homestretch ]. E.
Seagram's Deuce. to 5. moved up with
determined rush. Herodotus bumped Deuce
repeatedly while both were under heavy
drive. and when the former had won by
neck in lao 2-5 crowd surrounded the
stewards stand as Horner put in claim
of foul in vain. Waterbearer. % to l, was
third, length and half away.
The Summaries.
First race, six furlongs-Dreamer, los tsIiller).
to l and to s. won; Handzarra, 113 SHAW, to
8 and 3 to 8, second; Tourenne, 107 (Horner), to
and even. third Time, 1.13. Edna Jackson,
Gambrinus and Peggy also ran.
Second race, selling, one mile-Ormonde's Right
107 lNotter) to and to !. won Varieties, 80
Drolette), 4 to 1 and to 8, second; Yada, 100
tAIiller) to and to I. third. Time. LAO. A
Muskoday, New York. Sir Ralph, Red Light, Rather
Royal, Suffice. BRIGHT Star, Princess Royal, Bur-
nett. Silver Skin. Moonshine and Gentian also ran
Third race. selling, seven furlongs. Molesey. 100
&C. Ross: to and to s, won; Beauclare, 11s
Niiler) II to 5 and to 8, second; Acrobat, 80
Finn, 10 to ! and to l.. third, Time 1;27 10
Sailor Girl. Mintberla, Nadine. Economy, Ny Son,
WOOlstartle and HlgginbOtham also ran.
Fourth race. the ROslyn Handicap, and one
sixteenth miles-Athete, 95 (McDanieD, 0 to 2
and to 5, won; Hot To-day, 11S MILLER, to 1
and to 5, second; Cressina, 40 tHorner), to 5
and to 2. third Time. 1.45 2-5. Rye and 0rilene
also
Fifth race. mile and a furlong-Tommy Waddell
ia Horner) to 1 and even, won; McKittredge
l04 (McDanieD. Is to / and 5 to 1, second; Lin
dale. % (Notter), 10 to and to 1, third. Time
1.53. Angler Ostrich, Banker and Caronal also ran.
Sixth race, one mile-Herodotus, 40 Miller,
even and to 5. won: Deuce. ITO fHornerl. to 5
and to 8. second Waterbearer. l07 (Notter), 20
to and to 1. third. Time, LAO 2-5. How
About You, Tarlac. Left and Markle Mayer also
ran. Liehtmess fell.