Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-07
MUDLARKS IN
FRONT AT AQUEDUCT

NEW YORK. November with the
rain falling steadily and the track a sea
af sloppy mud nearly 10000 regulars saw
tour second choices and two fav0ritcs win
al Aqueduct Yesterday afternoon The
crowd remained under cover all through
the proceedings. but the unfav0rabIe ele-
ments did not dampcn the usual enthu-
stasm to an appreciate extent The
stake feature was the Bellerose. for two
year-olds, six furlongs Frank ] Far
rell's good colt James b. Brady, II to 10
favorite. set a smashing pace all the way
and won we'll in hand by a length and a
half from Sam Emery's Arasee, 13 to s.
Albert Simon's WOODLAND, backed down
10 3, was half dozen lengths behind
just beating H. 3. Duryea's Goldouest, 30
to l. head for third place. The time
was LA 10.
E. W. Hafners okentte to 1, ran
remarkable race in the handicap for all
ages at a mile. He was practically left
at the post, but proceeded to run clear
around his field and wen easily by three
! lengths In 1.43 l.. o. Appleby's Tramp
I to /, who led for seven furlongs. took
the place by three lengths from j. F. Sea-
graves Purslane, to 1, with Tommy
Waddell. IS to ; favorite half a length
out of the running. WaddelI broke in
front, but was quickly outrun.
Bouquet a Flyer.
James B. Haggin's Bouquet 13 to sec
ond choice, had q world of early speed
in the fifth race. for two-year-ods seven
furlongs, and got so far away from King
Cobalt. 8 to 20 favorite, that although
the latter made a game rush at the end
Bouquet won ridden out by three parts
of length in LA 40. Miss SaIn, backed
n 10
Larry Mulligan's Frank Lord, reduced
to TO l, made all the running In the first
race. a handicap for all ages, at six fur
longs, and won by half a length from P
T. Chinn's Gen. Haley. 10 to l. Four
lengths back w. II. Daniel, 10 to /, beat
Coincidence. I to 5, a head for third place.
The time was l.15
| 2. T. Chinn's Glen Echo backed down
! to II to 3. made a runaway of the second
/ race for platers, at a mile and a six
| teenth. Musgrave easing him up at the
| end to win cleverly by a neck from Lord
! Stanhope, TO favorite. Consistent. s
| to l. was ten lengths away. The race
was run in $50 SO. Yves, who went up
! from 8 to to 4, could not untrack him
self.
| p II. Sullivan's Sir Walter gelding. AL
II. Woods, 3 to favorite, stood a long
| drive in the last race. for maidens, at a
mile and a sixteenth and got up in time
| to win by Il scant half length from E. R.
Bradley's Charles G. Gates. Is to shot,
who would have won with a stronger
ride kestrel, to l, who had early
speed. was third beaten ten lengths. The
| time was / 53. r. Dugan rode winner,
/ three seconds and a third. Mcdaniel
| handled two winners and third.
The Summaries.
| First race. six furlongs--Frank Lord. IS QE
Dugan), TO /. won; Gen. Haley, 80 Up. Kelly, }.
10 to J. second: w II. Daniel. 105 lMcDanieI.
10 to g. third. Time, 1.l5. Comedienne also
ran.
| Second race. and one sixteenth miles
Glen Echo 102 (Musgrave). II to won; Lord
Stanhope, 81 lE Dugan) s to o. second Con
80 SO Yves and Quinn Brady also ran.
Third race, six furlongs-James b, Brady. 107
(Millerl, II to 10. won: Arasee. "a (E Duganl
10 TO g. second WOODLAND, 100 Musgravel, to
l. third. Time, la 1-5. GodQuest and Aunt
Rose also
Fourth race, one mile Okenite, ia &C. Swain
to l. won; Tramp lot (Musgrave), to l.
second; Purslane, Ill lMcDanieD, to l. third
Time 143. Tommy Waddell. Yorkist, Smiling
Tom, Castewood and Earl G. also ran.
Fifth race, six furlOngs-Bouquet. l06 (McDan
8 to 90 second; Miss Swain. ITO (Troxler), s Il
/, third. Time, LA 40. Silver Ball. Hard Par
and Lykers also ran.
Sixth race. and e-sixteenth miles-Al
II. Woods, 1903 (McDaniel, TO 2 won; Charles
G. Gates. 100 callahan. is to /. second; Kes
trel. 90 &c. DuRanl. to l. third. Time. 153
Destroyer. George h Hall. Village King. Bizz,
Icy. Iachesis. ASueduct, Grace Cameron AND
Homeless also ran.