The sun., 1907-04-21
TWO JOCKEYS ESCAPE DEATH.
,LOsE SHAVE FOR ENGLANDER
AND BRADY Ar AQUEDU0T.
Farmer Has COllarbOno Fraeturod. while
Latter Is In the Hospital with . Broken
Arm and Other Injuries w. r. Carey
Wins the Queens County Handicap.

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Arm and Other injuries w. n Carey
wins the Queens County Handicap.
r,,o Jockeys cauAs within an ace Of being
.srjously injured at Aqueduct yesterday and
,yl probably be unable to ride again for
.orsrql months. crowd OF nearly $4,000
.srsous was shocked by the accidents, which
i, Arst seemed 70 be fatalities.
II was during the running OF the fifth race,
non the horses we're rushing down past
he esld stand, that a newspaper was blown
,cross the track directly In front Of II, T.
.,;,ln'a fly Evelyn !. She bolted in fright
,,d vent crashing into the fence. Jockey
. rngl,nder who is under contract to Roger
Vnton. the trainer of the McCarren-Hayman
.,shls was thrown headlong to the turf. where
seemed as II several horses trampled upon
him,
cry OF horror went up from the crowd as
,be boz, apparently dead. was seen lying
tocs downward in the dust. Patrol Judge
Hail drove up hurriedly in his carriage while
rrairer Mnton, who had been Watching the
race from the nleld. rushed to the boys
assistance In a few moments Englander
rsviyed and was driven to the paddock. where
d was discovered that In addition to a num-
her Of cuts and bruises he was suffering from
broken collarbone. He was taken home
about an hour later.
a more serious accident occurred In the
i,st race when in a jam In the backstretch
.ust after the start Big Tim Sullivans Cooney
4 plunged into the rails and fell. turning q
somersaut. A little boy named C. Brady.
Who vas hurled high in the air when the
horse fell. was picked up unconscious by one
NJ Starter Cassdy's assistants. He had an
ugly wound behind his left ear from which
me blood poured In food. while his left arm
vas broken in two places. He regained
Consciousness while on the way to the pad
dock IN the track ambulance, bDt IL was
deemed advisable to take him to St. Mary's
Hospital in East New York. He was resting
easily last night. the physicians saying that
he would recover
The feature Of the card was the Queens
county Handicap, at q mile. which was won
gaop by r. I. Carman's California star
WI. Carey. There was fair play on Carey.
Who was backed from 10 down to 7. but the
hulk Of the publics money went on James Mo
IAughlns oxford and J. II. McCormick's
Clorifer. the winner Of the Carter Handicap
ast Monday,
Miller. who rode oxford. was In such a
hurry when the barrier went up that he
-ushed the gray horse TO the front and set
heartbreaking pace with Pretension and
Gloriher close behind. II was bad Judg-
rent on the part Of Miller for oxford was
literally run into the ground and stopped
short in the middle OF the stretch after Pre-
tension had challenged and passed him. Then
Mountain. who had been waiting patiently
With ". n Carey. suddenly went TO work
with a will and the California horse with
renty Of speed and stamina fairly romped
n the front, breezing to the wire q winner
oy Ave lengths In i:4O fat. Pretension had
an easy time taking the place from M. H.
Tichpnors Good Luck. rs to 1, who came
rom nowhere and took third m oney by two
'sngths from Fred Buriews Juggler. The
route was too far for Gloriher. who quit at
he seven-eighths pole.
Next In point of interest was the Canarsie
stakes for two-year-olds, four furlongs. in
which the much talked OF flly Notasulga. by
The CommoneT, met Sam Emery's Master
Robert and James r. Keenes Fri1ette. Be-
,suse ofa very fast race the other day Master
Robert vas made the hottest kind OF a IA
,orte the price dropping from 81 to TO S,
nile Notasulga went back to II TO and
frzptrp receded point to 4. Soon after the
tart Frizette, with Miller up, bolted across
'he track aud interfered with Master Robert
10 such a way that Radtke had to pull the
after up. Then the Keene flly went on
about her business, but continued to swerve
an over the track, particularly when Miller
. vent to the whip. Opposite the field stand
Notasulga, who was OF ratheE slowly, began
N overhaul the Keene Ally, while Master
Robert now in his stride, was coming like a
,yclone. Garner had Notasulga on the rail
and he put her under the lash all through
he last furlonR She was game to the core,
however and in a great finish she took the
race by head from Frizette who was three
enGths before Master Robert. The time was
90.
By the best kind OF horsemanship Jockey
Ray won the Winfield Steeplechase, at about
40 miles. with r. Hitchcock. Jr.'s. California
King. backed down from to Is TO 5.
J. ". McCormick's KeatOr. 9 prohibitive
arorte enjoyed Rallop in the first race. for
nlaters at six and half furlongs. He beat
loTmead by length and half In i:73 as. A.
w. Astes Hooray, to /. got third money.
David Gdeon's colors were flashed in front
Nv fy named Please. by His Hishness-
harm. who won the fifth event for two-year-
old hllles and gedings, four and a half fur
longs. She was backed from 10 down to s.
and made practically all the running. She
ron IN hard drive by three parts Of a length
rom Kerry. a to /. who bumped her on sew
eral occasions in the run home from the elbow
m the chute. l.. A. Cella's Rustic. a recedlng
iayorite, got poor ride and was an indir rerent
third. The time was 054 rs.
sixteen three yesr-old maidens ran In the
at race. az six furlongs II was a wild scram-
NE az the start IN which Beckman pulled up
y rank Farrels heavily backed Kernochan.
who had no chance. Fire Opal. a 3 to favor
d'' also burned up lot Of money. The sum-
marics
FIRST RACE.
Sellng. FOR three year .olds and upward; 500
'oatd allowances; six and half furIOngs:
g,sSr ss5- s'aAo' IGs %s c1sT G2SsTV ssTg F1.
osnead s........ lOs SchlIling l5-i So 2'
runfaA ir........ li3. NOtteT..,.,. I'll is Bh
we Woods. 5. los W 81 fntyreIOO-I .5-i
taIet g.. ......... llO. .RAdtke ..... ~ SIS
'Tonesc, 4....... l0i. EnglandeI. 3O-l 6-I 8
Time, l:22 rs.
rOor start, won easily: KeaCOr. b. T., s. by Cha
rakus- Generinc, owned and trained nv j H.
Mccormick.
SECOND RACE.
ne Winfield Stecplechsse Handicap: for four
miles. WV
r,sosg ma,sr G1d Age w. Jockey. Betting. Fin
ITon,. %n oogan aged. 40. Gallagher. 81 ~ q
hohttr. o..,..,,- i4O. McInerney. 81 40 -
fISgan bey, aged. $50. CIV Wilson s-S 7-lO
",une' D. o.......,... 1875. Flnnegan. col ~
Threw rider Time. A.at
1000 snrl: won driving; California King. CHI
- py solitaire li.-Candid; owned by T. Hitch
IVA Jr; trained by G. Herman.
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