The Washington times., 1906-11-11
RACE Of PHILANDER
CAUSES MUCH TALK
Davy Johnson Drops Big
Wad When Running Wa
ter Finishes First.
RADTKE WILL RIDE AGAIN
Jockey Club Says He Is All Right for
I9o7-Attempt to Kidnap
Jockey Notter.

Jockey Notter.
AQUEDUCT RACETRACK, N Y,
Nov. l0.-The racing program was en-
lvened here this afternoon by an at
tempt to kidnap Jockey Notter.
When Notter made his appearance at
the track gate there We're five biz,
strong, buxom women awaiting him.
One OF them grabbed him around the
waist and pressing him TO her breast
proclaimed that he was her son. Notter
wiggled and kicked himself free.
I'm not your son." said he. Il know
my own mother"
Then he was surrounded again by the
women. who were evidently acting for
the woman claimant. Notter had 70
call for help 20 save himself from being
kidnapped. Finally two Pinkerton men
took a hand in the affair and carried
Notter away from the women. The Wo-
man who claimed tn, boy as her son
labored under the hallucination after
seeing his picture in the paper.
Radtke to Ride Again.
Another interesting event was the an
nouncement that Herman Radtke's turf
suspension had been raised His spon-
q
great lightweight rider would be per-
mitted 10 return to the saddle during
the season Of 1907. but that from now 10
the end OF this year he would be Obliged
10 remain under the ban
The rules OF the Jockey Club stewards
allow Radtke 20 ride In California this
winter at the Pacte" Coast Jockey Club
meeting.
DaVy johnson, the premier plunger of
the year, startled the club house set by
wagering and losing slI,5OO on James r.
keene's two-year-Old colt. Philander. in
the running OF the fourth race, the
Edgemere Stakes, at a mile and one fur
long Philander's race was very bad.
and Ross made a ride that called for
much adverse comment. Running Water
won the event with a clever ride bv
Miller.
Mr. Belmont sold Aster dor TO z. c.
Potter, nephew Of Bishop Potter. today
for private sum. They were partners
In the stable known as Mr.. Madison"
Mr- Potter purposes racing on an exten-
sive scale IN 1907.
An Annual Coup.
Roderick Mac cKenzie. OF Winnipeg.
purchased the well-known twO-year-old
colt TOurenne. here today FROM F. A.
Forsythe of Chicago. for $4,000. Eddie
WhyJe completed the deal on behalf OF
the Canadian.
J. H. Mccormick. one Of the smartest
horsemen and spectators on the Ameri-
can turf. pulled on his annual coup
in the opening race. Here he started
Emergency. a good handicap medium in
New Orleans last winter getting as
good as 4 10 / at the opening flash.
rFrfr d Ia
ed" the market on it, Finn took him
to the front when ready and just breezed
all the way. winning in a common gal
lop.
Aqueduct Results.
First race-For three-year-olds and
up; six furlonss. Emergency, 1OS CFinn),
II To o. won; Mintia los Cdiner), to 8,
second: Reuceut 40 (SchinIng), 30 10
J. third Time. l:l4 1-5. Battleaxe,
Grace Curtis, The Major. Cloisteress,
Givonni Balerio. Nostromo. Cassandra.
Pink Garter, and Judith MacBTide also
ran.
Second race - The Queensborough
Steeplechase Handicap, for four-year-
olds and up; two and one-half miles.
Expansj0nist. I5J CWlson). even, won;
Yama Christy, l45 CFinnegam, 6 70 5,
third. Time. sos. Commandant also
ran.
Third race-The Beldame handicap,
for two-year-old fllies; five furlOngs
Veil l2O SHAW, 10 5, won; Alteration,
l26 (MineT), 10 l. second. LOring, l23
(Hennessey). 10 10 / third. Time O:59
Barbary Belle also ran.
Fourth race-The Edgemere, all ages:
one and one-eighth miles Running
Water. l5 tMLler, TO 3, won; Frank
GIL. 81 tNotteO. 4 to J. second; Phi
lander. 50 tRoss), 3 TO 2 third. Time
1852. Fish Hawk and Agile also ran.
Fifth race-For three-year-oIds and
up; mile. l. j. Hayman, 80 (Ross), 8
TO s. won; Hallowmas. 100 CHorner), s
10 I, second: keator. 10l (MineD. 8 10
s. third. Time. $40 Onatas. Aster
Dor, A. MuCkOday and Warning also
ran.
Sixth race-For maiden two-year-olds;
six and one-half furlongs. Adelinette,
1V2 (Hornerl, Z 10 2, won; Judge Post
l02. (Hennessey, 10 .. second; Reba
Stone, 1G2 CIarty), Is TO J. third, Time
]: 81 2-5 Pierrot, Ellisda,e, Blue Book.
Ballad. Ounce. Liunepee Turbulence
CRbOchOn. Nive NOce. Rip Rap, Con-
lecture. Prince Fortunatus. and Anna
c. also ran.
Aqueduct Entries for Monday.
First race-six and one-half furiongs
society Bud. 50: AIintiaN 1n2; Chinchona,
l02; Giovanni Balerio. 81; Guy Mauneripg
q; Isadaisy. 80; JuggIer ss; Pythia 50;
Prince Frederick 80. Gentian, %; Silver
Wedding. %; FiTebrand. 90 Edna Jack
son. lo0, BattleaXe, 102. Cloisteress, 80.
Second race-Two miles Paprlka. 1872;
Dulcian, l31; Locked out, 1872 Jurist, 132
Third race Five-eighths of mile.
Spring Beauty, 30; Autumn Flower, %;
Dainty Belle. lOl; Finance, 81; Rocking
ham. 95; Van Lean, 90; Illusion, 50;
Plaud. 80, Shackle, %, NessIaleta, IS;
Plush, %; Fire Opal. 80; Jacinta, 95 Ny
Son, 80; Cadet. l0l. Citrona, 95; Maxwell,
~, Lady karma. So. Remember. so. La
Rose, 50.
Fourth Seventh -eighths of a mile
koseben, Jas; oxford. 1l9; Hot Toddy.
III, GineJte, ia, Ostrich, 1O4; Dolly
Spanker, III OrmOndes Right, l04; Wes,
80; Frank Gin, g5; Ben Ban, g5
Fifth race-One and -one-eighth miles
Palette, ySi Nary Norris 81 Bragg lOI /
Noladay, l0li A Muskoday. l04; Hunt
ington, lO4; Emperor OF India. IO3: Bowl
ing Bridge. 103; Alum Water. Sc; Caronal.
10i; Panioue. l05i Onatas. lOG; Leonard
Joe Hayman, 100.