The Washington herald., 1907-04-24
-FOUR CHOICES LOSE
Outsiders Get Money in the
Events at Aqueduct.
oKENITE BEATS OXFORD IN
T. L. Mcdowell Wins First Race Of
season when Kings Daughter, z
20 2, Comes in Two Lengths Ahead.
Old Robin Hood, 40 d, Victor.
Taxer, 80 TO /, Gets the Place.

New York. april 23.-Backers of ia
vorites did not get much at Aqueduct
to-day as four of them suffered defeat
Despite a drizzling RAIN 10000 people
were in attendance. August BelmOnt's
good three year-old, Okenite. a pro-
hlbitive odds on favorite. won the Ster-
ling Stakes. There were only three
starters. Gid cut out the pace, pressed
by oxford. Okenite trailed along. At
the head of the stretch. when Gid
showed signs OF weakening, Oxford
went to the front, but Okenite, who
had been closing up. raced into the
lead and breezed It to the wire, beat
ing oxford a length. Gid was eight
lengths back.
T. L. Mcdowell won his first race Of
the season. when his high-class mare.
Kings Daughter. to ,, made all the
pace in the handicap at six furIongs,
and won by two lengths. Cressina. the
favorite, ran second.
James r. Keene won the third race with
Citizen Biskra made most OF the running.
but tired at the end. taking the place by
a neck from Look, 10 10 l.
Mr. Keene's Transvaal was beaten a
length in the last race by Apple Teddy.
10 To J. TransVaal was a To / chance.
He managed 10 beat Bell Weber a half
length for the place.
A poor start in the fifth race virtually
killed the chances of Marathon, Z TO 10
favorite He was the last 20 leave the
post. He made up a lot of ground in the
home stretch, but Lady Alicia, backed
from II 10 z, wen by three lengths.
j. P. Mayberry put old Robin Hood 20
/ 5. over the place In the first race for
platers. He won by four lengths
Taxer, at one time 80 to l in the betting,
secured the place length and halI
from Golden Shore, to l.
/ The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-ThTee-year- nonwinners o.
5000 CT more than three races az any time SIX tiT
/ Iores Eldmado 10 lDiggnsl. TO ?, woni ReYenae
/ lN U;oldsteinl 10 10 l. second Beldeno ITO tB
/ Henuessyl. 70 J. third. Time. l.lIil. Old Colony
/ Prince Of Orange Gnmbliug Sogh, and Bedrice ais
/ ran.
! SECOND RACE-Three- ycaI-olds and upward sell
/ Ing: enc mile Betsy Binfud 8 u. seluleri, u q
/ ]. won; Comnoss I06 Ul0ydi. % !, ss'oudi Warn
! ing IN o. Heunessyl. il To g. third. Time. l.i91s
Racine II. Princess Royal. Water Dog, and Deipai'
[ also ran.
! THIRD -Three-year-olds; nonwinneTs o.
81 900 Ut more than three at any time s& iur
I longs Little Boot, he tWishardl. p 70 l. ~oi
/ Golden Wave Ioj l.loydl, - J. second oalal
/ Checker I07 tDennison} 10 I, third Time. Iva
MARY Curtis Nibless, Nellie Racine, Page. and jun
fine also raH. ST. Jeane lost rider.
! FOTETH RACE-Steepl-CAa se; for fouTyear-oid
I and upward: selling. about miles. Frank som
I ers lis H. Hagsni, % I. won. Flying Nrginian
/ l8 tE Hciderl 20 g. second; HRTTy Baylor. j.
/ Pending. 5 % l. third. Time, 4A&. HAYES
/ Amanda. Calocrahatche and Bill Crozer also IAN
I Croxtou fell
/ FIFTH RACE-For two-year-olds: nonwlnneFs o
I more than two raoes; faur apd one-haH fufiongs
/ LaWless 10 Digginsl. % l. won; BUM, no q
1 Hcnnrssyi. 20 l. second; Reckon. l@ u Johnsoni
80 90 l. third. Time, 056iz- Maid Of Carroll. se
VILE Artist Model. JACK Wood. Fred Mace, Musi
Master Bob Callahan. Jr, and BeerdaH also ran
SIXTH RACE-FOur-yeaT -cds and upward sell
ing. SIX flrlongs Azelina. 100 Lloyd. 70 ,. ~on
psrkville no Digginsl. 20 l, sccnnd. Anna smith
l9g DIcCauhg}. g % !. third. Time. l.la bulnar
and Akbar also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Fou r-yesr-olds and upward
selling. sin hirlongs Edgely lG &C.. Riley. 10 10
Won, Marx Anthony. lo2 "A Leel, . l. second il
Viperine 100 Lloyd. even. third. Time, l;ls'
PAM Clifford Billy Handed In Line, and ka
After also