New-York tribune., 1907-04-19
MILLER BACK In FORM
lPTDES THREE WINNERS.
iiBrue Heron Beats Fair Field On the
OzOne Stakes.

,rv,- surnarned the Marvellous won back some
- hts followers at the Aqueduct racetrack yester-
.s.v The M1Ierltes have had little cause for re-
sosc,nR AZ the present meeting until yesterday,
49,, chose who remained faithful reaped a re-
ora which was doubly appreciated in that Il
,.d been long in coming. The clever Jockey rode
sr-ee winners. a second ana third horse IN nFe
counts. and his work in the saddle was perhaps
,be feature OF a days racing that was lacking
., ANYTHING out OF the ordinary
,I,uer began by riding James r. Keene's Friz-
,,e 10 victory in the first race ana he followed
,sis I'D by bringing W. H. Carey and Ace High
rorne IN front and finishing second with Masks
snd Faces IN the ozone Stakes, and third with
..T,rounipaw IN the last race Frizette ana w. H.
carey were rather short priced favorites. but Ace
s4ieh was at the good price OF 20 l.
-csn, Fmerys Blue Heron won the Ozone Stakes.
she leading number the programme. He made
All the running. and while Notter kept him going
.b-of<sh the last sixteenth, he won rather cleVery
kv a length from James r. Keene's Disguise fly
sfsslys and Faces. which won her first start on
tuesday Blue Heron may not amount 20 much
's.er on when the star youngsters OF the two
,-ola brigade are sent 20 the post. but he has
,ooks 10 recommend him and a smooth way OF
-o,nr which attracted many clever judges in his
p-.rm-up and led them 20 back him from 10 70 !
az & 10 J. Although not a big youngster. he Is
-r.u furnished, and IN all probability will more
sban pay his way. Masks and Faces. the favorite
a this race ran right back TO her flrst perform
T.cz Joyners Tartar Maid. which showed Inn
movement over her first start.
reura Clay, a good looking. dark chestnut flly
nv The Friar-Laura Stone, will bear watching
when she goes 20 the post again. The railDlros
1vere whispering OF a fast workout yesterday. and
i. wise few backed her from 25 to TO 10 20 /. She
.ted green at the barrier and lost valuable ground
vben the start came but up strong In resolute
-rav which indicated that with more education
she is likely to make amends for her failure.
THOMAS Calhoun shut of soon after the start,
and had no opportunity TO make use OF the speed
te showed in his winning race a day or two ago.
The success Of four favorites made the afternoon
q nroatable one for those who follow the fortunes
r, the first choices. Frizette romped home in the
srst race heavily backed from even money TO
70 Mary Morris was true 10 the trust Teposed IN
hsr IN the second race, while W. H. Carey and INK
snuToole we're the other winning fayoTites.
rDhe victory OF Mary Morris was due largely TO
sba fact that Englander could not keep Lazy Alicia
straight This good looking hlly by Sir Dixon
Kenmore Queen was literally all over the track
srora staEt TO finish After being last for quarter
az a mile or more. she ran Wide turning FOR home
fnd then bore directly over to the rail- With
hurst OF speed that was surprising. she rushed up
"a Mary Morris, which had clear lead OF three
lengths, and headed her for few strides. Just
srhen Il looked, however. IL she would come on
ana win easily she began boring out again. so that
Mary Norris. running game and true. won driving
By q couple OF lengths.
". H. Carey took up 12s pounds and ran a cred
stable race in the handicap. At one mile. Miller
rated him along behind the pace until Strengthened
out for home when the big chestnut worked his
way 10 the front and came away to win easily by
four lengths. Samuel H. Harris. after making all
the running. hung In the last furlong as IL he
hard horse 10 beat from now on in company not
100 fashionable Tartan, plunged on and played
from 70 1 to TO on the strength Of a victory
over ". II. Carey in the West, had no excuses and
was beaten his merits.
Ace High, Sir Toddington and Barbary Belle
tame down through the last furlOnE in the fifth
t2ce heads apart, with the crowd shouting and
rseeFing as lf Carter Handicap were being de-
D1ed BarbaTy Belle the first 10 give up, but
ace High and Sir TOdoingtOn fought Il out 20 the
bitter end. the former winning by the action Of a
npd hacesoers found Il hard TO believe that Sir
l0ddnstOn was the same horse which Monday,
when strong odds-On favorite, could hardly raise
respectable galOp. II may be said in all fair
hess. however, that in his last he got away
Rl tangled up, ana did not seem TO settle IN his
ttTioe until hOpelessly beaten.
David johnson made one Of his Characteristic
pungeE mis- three-year-Old colt Tim O'TOole IN
the last race Tim O'TOOle managed 10 scramble
home IN front. thanks to a ragged start, in which
Pms and Needles got away so badly that she had
q make Up eight or ten lengths in the stretch.
rhe was closing with rush, and would have won
y another stride She was unquestionaby the best
horse IN the race. Roland, heavily played by a
wise rev, was also unfortunate at the start, being
practically left at the post. He closed enough
ground 10 indicate that he might have been a keen
contender with an even break.
hlenard trokers BlakestoWn was declared out
Of the Suburban Handicap 10 be at the spring
meeting Of the Coney Island Jockey Club at Sheeps-
mead Bay yesterday. The entry said 10 be OF
complimentary nature. Mr.. Croker had no
ices Of shipping the mare here from Ireland.