New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21
TWO JOCKEYS INJURED.
". II. CAREY,S GOOD RACE.
Notasulga Wins Canarsie Stakes
IN q Drirc zcih Frisette.

Two Jockeys were more or less badly injured az
the Aqueduct racetrack yesterday. which marred
what would otherwise have been fine days sPort.
Evelyn .. crossed her legs and fell just after max
ing the bend IN the ffth race. and Englander suf-
gered broken shoulder blade and VIII be out of
the saddle for several weeks In The last All
charm fell just uftcr the start. throwing little c
Brady under the heels Of a big field of horses lie
was picked up in a dazed condition. with his left
arm broken and ugly cut on the head. That he
escaped with his life was little short of a miracle
He was taken 20 -. Mary's Hospital Evelyn G.
strained her back badly that she could hardly
limp OF the track and in ali probability will have
20 be destroyed.
went down the track. the bright. bTacng
weather inviting and Fred Rehberger, the
genial secretary, had provided an excellent card.
The stands filed to overhowing. and points
OF vantage on the lawn were few and far between
The field inciosure literally black with seeth-
ing mass OF persons Winning fayorites were con-
spicuous by their absence. KeatOr. which won the
fiTsC race Gods being tho only on Ia GO 10
the Judges IN -Four FIVE attempted killings
also failed and n IS safe say that the majority
. OF those present had anything but a profitable
afternoon. Tho racing was keen and spirited how
ever and this made up in part for the failure TO
pick winners
" IT. Carey Is a good horse He made a show
his field in the Queens County Handicap, AZ one
mile. winning in a common gallop by five lengths
from such fair horses as Pretension, Good Luck,
Juesler. oxford, Glorifer the winner OF the Carter
Handicap. and Rye. He took up lI5 pounds and
I'm a way 10 indicate that he viii play promi
llent part in better company later Noun
tain handled him with good judgment and again
demonstrated that he viii make Ills mark in the
East as r Jockey. lie avoided the fast early pace
which proved the undoinG OF Oxford, Glorifer. Rye
End Protension, and had plenty left 10 finish with
when most required
Eight horses went 10 the post. with Oxford a
strong favorite. backed from to l 10 10 3. and
iii -
g. " r. Carey had enough followers 10 force his
price down from 10 10 10 j. but the others
were only nihbed At The start was fair for all
but la Londe, which propped herself as the bar
had the mount oxford. sent the gray horse out
as IL he was riding in fvefurlonE dash; Preten5
son Joined him in the first quarter and they raced
lengths before CIorider and Rye which We're soon
reeiing and dizzy from trying TO follow the fast
Pretension made oxford stop when Strengthened
ont for home and opening up gap OF two or tlree
lengths. carried his speed 10 the last iuTlong pole
when he, 100, hogan 70 TIRE Mountain men oLst
v. ~. Carey up With a well timed rush ana won
going away by five lengths Pretension staggered
in second, some three lengths before 5000 LUCK
which closed strong rom iast place olieT may
stable how could have handled the horse 10 better
advantage.
sear-olds after a long bitter drive with James r. |
keones Frizette in the fast time OF A. seconds ~
Of The Commoner-Touch Not and stamps her as |
hlly that is probably worth all of the SeO00 which
her owner is said 70 have refused for her after she
won her first start I'm the East DAYS ago Her !
long campaign, which began in New Orleans. must /
begin 10 tell her shortly. however. that she /
may wind M In the selling plate division unless
she gets rest
Those who backed Master Robert from 10 10 |
I ! this be diSgOura a /
rather poor showing he made In finishing distant
thirc. lie knocked off his stride at tho bend |
End could not Snem - settle back into IL again I'M
III ne race was practically over. Frizette Is A !
speedy hly. but Is 700 small train on into a 1
great one according TO the critics.
Thomas Hitchcock, iT.. showed another good 4
Jumper ~ california King. which the Winfield q
miles. 10 had been schooling better than |
Hot Shot, and WAS backed from TO ! to Is to 3
Kay hao the mount and handled him IN his usual
clever style. California King bore at OF
The Jumps bur rule took them his stride and
qualhod ~ goodlv fashion in his first through
ie h-fi fstAf+'de . 4 elff - win ~ five lengths |
rom ioIh fessn which 1aat tipneer head for 1
". Gould Erokaw's Pagan Rev had been carefully
pointed 10 t4k race and Was plsTed for a killing |
lC WIS backed from 10 I 10 Wilson made |
least three or four different moves nil, hi-, /
curing the race, and under the circumstances the |
i1Ise PERFORMED Wen enough 10 indicate that with
IMAM second The race furnished = pretty spec- /
face. as four Of the FIVE horses were so close 10
Eetner az me last jump that the winner was In |
Dave Gideon and his friends backed Please from,
y 20 10 70 N the fifth race and had the salts
lactlon or seeing The hV Wir ~ = spirifed drive
.Ioe heTrN-s Montana Poet. hac ked from 20 to /
70 y 10 J. ran green ana never settled into his
STRIDE. king Thistle. also heavily plsved had
sIeec for Three furlongs. but stopped badly
Ellglanoer had heen engaged 10 ride Star Cat in
Eftuted. EnglaHdeT lost = ginuing mount &c Sc
AT came frorn behind in tho stretch and won |
easily az the lucrative price Of 30 l. Fire OPAL 1
packed from 10 10 ] 70 10 /. had speed for I've |
-lirlongs. bur hung in the last sixfeeufll as - |
snort ana We'll planned coup came to nothing