New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
E. DUGAN In LIMELIGHT.
RIDES THREE WINNERS.
Dolly SpGnker Forgets to Sals and
IVins Stake.

E. Dugan. the jockey. was in the limeght at
Aqueduct yesterday. He rode three winners and
one second horse in four mounts, so that his fol-
lowers, and he has quite many Miller. went
home well content with the days sport He rode
Alauda Sally Preston and Dolly Spanker to
victory and finished second with Shadow Glance,
against which to / place was offered Miller
had only two mounts unusual thing for this
popular rider. With all his skill he could not
make Handzarra stick out six and a half fur
longs in the third race. but he brought sainesaw
home in front in the last race at the lucrative
price of 20 /.
H. K. Vingut and his friends made a big but
lucky killing" with Waterspeed. in the steeple-
chase for maiden three-year- -olds. They backed
the Watercolor mare from 10 l 10 to 1, and
she won because Percentage fell at the second
jump from home when racing along easily in
front. and because Turnburke made his move
too late St. Nick and allowed the horse to
bear out in the final drive, Finnegan. who had
the mount on Waterspeed went to the whip as
he had cleared the last jump, while three
four lengths in front. and it well he did,
Waterspeed tired and ready TO stop and
had TO be driven but to the last ounce to win
by a scant half length
Only four horses went to the post, and three
Of them heavily played. st. Nick closing
a slight favorite at TO s. with Percentage and
Waterspeed about equal second choices around
? TO !. Percentage. which opened at even
money, drifted back TO II to 5, in the absence of
any support worthy OF the name but Just at
the end the money began to show and he in
such demand that 10 5 hard 10 get when
the start came. He made the running for
mile and q half, but just when il looked as if
his followers would cash he came a cropper and
Waterspeed, which had been we'll up took COM
mand, and lasted just long enough TO win. st.
Nick is a sluggish horse, and in spite Of instruc-
tons TO keep him up, TurnbUrke allowed him TO
drop out of it far that he had too much to do
in the last half mile. Murilla was far in the
all the ;ray, and finally fell at the second
jump from home. A Hewitt remounted her,
however. and so earned the $50 for third money.
Black Sheep beat Alauda easily at
weights last Thursday that he was backed from
6 10 10 even money 20 win the first race yes
terday, although the distance mile in
stead of six furlongs. The Sir Hampton colt
found the journey too far however, and after
forcing the pace to the last furlong pole. capit-
ulated, and Alauda away TO win rather
easily from st. IlaTiO. The last named ran out,
turning for home, and lost two three valuable
lengths. Otherwise he would have forced Alauda
out.
Cressina was the favorite for the third race.
but she never hattered her followers A slow
track probably against her. for one thing.
and, further than that, she met with some inter
ference Just after the start from which she could
not recover The winner turned UP in Sally
Preston, which from last place to first in
the last quarter of a mile and won going away by
a length. This race was exciting enough through
the stretch, no less than four horses of the
six which went to the post showed in front at
some time in the last furlong- Handzarra, which
made She early running. was the first to give it
UP. and Tartar Maid took command. Comedi-
enne then wore Tartar Maid down and looked
the probable winner until Sally Preston closed
IN rta lae
Dolly Spauker forgot 10 sulk in the Stony
brook Stakes, al mile and a sixteenth, and
galloped home easy winner before GIenecho
and AIoonshine. the only other starters Glen
echo played in way TO indicate that the
race was in. Those layers who had the courage
10 post to l were fairly mobbed. and even
money the prevailing price three minutes
after the betting started, and still the money
came. In the face Of this wild plunge Dolly
Spanker, which was a legitimate l to shot on
all form, went back from 10 to as high as
10 ;. At this price he attracted strong play,
that he went TO the post equal favorite with
Glenecho at even money, Moonshine being the
extreme outsider. Glenecho made the running,
but only on sufferance, and Dolly SpanlIer went
10 the front in the stretch when E. Dugan
pleased.
Melbourne was an odds-on favorte for the
fifth race and won easily. Notter waited behind
the pace at the last furlong pole. when he gave
the horse his head and ii all over. Smiling
Tom hung on long enough to beat the Onetime
good horse Agile for the place. while Killie
crankie. which seems 10 have lost all her form
since getting in Father BilIs" barn, finished
distant last.
James r. Keene's Red Bonnet the one
best bet Of the rabrds in the last race, but
she was in close quarters most Of the way and
did not run up TO her morning trials. Miller got
Sainesaw off running and kept her there to the
end. Lady Corinne might have been closer up if
she had not been shut off and knocked back
rounding the turn.
SEWANEE, 16; UNIV. OF GEORGIA, o.
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