Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-14
FIVE FAVORITES
WON AT AQUEDUCT

NEW YORK, November 14-Five favor
ties won at Aqueduct yesterday and the
books took an awful tumble. 1t was cold
and bleak at the tracksde yet 5000 regu-
lars were there, attracted by what appeared
to be an easy card With Dreamer scratch
ed John Boden's Ormonde's Right was
made 8 to 5 favorite in the Stonybrook
selling stakes at mile and sixteenth
with T. Hitchcock jr.'s, California King a
to / second choice. Rushing down the
long homestretch California King bore out
and clearly knocked Ormonde's Right out
of his stride. At the wire California King
had a margin of three parts of length
but acting upon Notter's claim Of foul the
stewards disqualified Mr.. Hitchcock's geld
ing and gave the race to Ormonde's Right,
a ruling that moved Yves, to 1, into the
place and gave third money to Sir Ralph.
backed down to 8. The time was LAT 3-5
Martin Doyle, to 10, was easily the best
in the handicap for all ages at a mile and
a sixteenth. Miller cut him loose at the
last quarter pole and drew away easily,
winning by two lengths from Agile, to 1.
who ran his best race of the year and beat
Angler, to /, by length. Tommy Wad-
deli, second in favor, curled up. The time
was las
Breeze for Frank Gill.
Frank Gill, to 5 favorite, won the second
event, for two-year-olds, six furlongs, in a
gallop. Shaw kept him near the outer rail
all the way 30 DIS u dVoiu tne HUI anu
the Collar colt breezed home three lengths
before George Odom's Oraculum, 8 to 5,
with Purslane, reduced to to 2, two
lengths back. The time was 1.15 3-5.
Neglected by the sharp players, who made
Zienap to favorite, Sister Frances.
5 to i. ran away with the first race, a
handicap for mares, at seven furlongs She
picked up top weight and went to the front
when Mcdaniel called upon her. At the
judges stand she had three lengths over
Consistent, to 1. who made most of the
pace and finished a length before Zienap.
The latter had little speed. The time was
1.2S 1-5.
Leonard Joe Hayman, to 10 favorite,
was the master of the situation in the fifth
race. for platers, at mile, stepping the
distance in LAP 3-5 and beating Nellie
1. who led for three-quarters, was third, a
length back Merlingo, backed down to IS
to 5. was outrun all the way.
Deuce. al to favorite graduated from
the maiden class in the last race, at a
mile. Miller took him to the front as
quickly as possible and stayed there, the
st. George colt beating Sadler, 8 to /, by a
couple OF lengths in Lao Is. King Henry.
10 to l, was third. Comedian, second in
favor, was shut off on the far turn.
The Summaries.
First race. seven furlongs-Sister Frances. lis
(McDanieD. to and to 5, won; Consistent,
105 (Notter). to and to 2. second; zienap,
l.2S 10. Water Grass. Single Shot, Ida Reick,
Delphie and Economy also ran.
. Second race six furiongs,Erank Gill; IA shaw,
to and to 5. second; Purslane. 1o5 Gar
nert. to 2 and 4 to 8, third. Time LIS as.
Waterspeed. Smiling Tom, Bright Boy, Lennepee
and Tuckernuck also ran.
Third race. the Stony Brook stakes selling; one
mile and a sixteenth ormonte's Right, dO3
tNotter,. to and l to 4 won; Yves, log q.
: 100 (Horner). 8 to l and to 8, third. Time.
La So California King finished first, but was
disqualified for foultng.
, Fourth race one mile and si1teenth.Martin
Agile. 108 CMcDanieD. 6 to / and to 8, second;
Angler. 100 u. Hennessy), to / and to /,
third Time. LAB. Tommy Waddell and Ceder-
strome also
Fifth race. selling; mile-Leonard Joe Hay
man. 112 Cross, to 10 and to T. won; Nellie
Burn 9s Beckman). 20 to and 8 to ], second;
hi third n Time Fine, 542 30 MsrIingo. O. K and
sixth race. one mile-Deuce, los (Siiiler), to
Z and out. won; Sadler. 10s (Horner) to and
to and 2 to 1. third. Time 1z2 Is Green.
land. Adeline B.. Marcus Caius and Comedian also