New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
TRANCE WINS A STAKE
EQUALS TRACK RECORD
Eerue Horses Beaten an Three Races
at AQueduct.

rance a well furnished two-year-old flly by
Esen Rrush-Fair Vision, running in the name and
co-ors Of Il T Griffin. the Rose Stakes
Aoueduct yesterday. in 4 way TO indicate that she
,ss some class and quality. She running
,vav BY six lengths from well bred lot OF young
s-ers end aided by strong wind ran the four
.r-,ones in tie fast time Of IS 2-5 seconds. which
.,,z,led the track record. made by Gold Ten in
-oa Trance quietly PLAYED by wise few
e. & - :. but il Is safe say that it will be
nc time before this price is quoted against her
aEain
re race and she backed from TO 10 10 ..
! ass Whispered around that Jimmy Rowe
-Ao,1lr ps-ticularly well OF her. and this
-o.rh - send the players her without any
-o-e questions Wild Pigeon ran green in the early
- e76 while she closed resolutey IN the last
s--,0-r could not finish better than third Per
--.l hearing her for the place in hard drive.
re victory Of Trance and the defeat of Wild
r>-a,~ caused Jimmy Rowe CO some thinking.
6 r-a former was bred by Mr Keene. but was
=. - --e sales ring when the vice-chai-rnan OF
=. r~-lzev club wedding his stable last
81 y T Griffin bought the fly for $500 and
= - o,-r OF four races with her in California
.e--. bringing her East 10 win the Rose Stakes
-.s.a-5sv which. by the way. was worth about
s 81
-5s1- II the colors OF James f. keene. All three
--,-. rIove6 into fsvoritism and all three were
,.-.r- Sandal the hot fayorite in the frst race.
- as = short. and finished third Ida D. and
r-Se- Marguerite which finished heads apart after
: 77-r head-znd-head drive through the last fur
-r-r. Toodoo and Wild Pigeon were The two others
- 5.sz-point and. Ike Sandal, both had 10 be con-
-e-- z-t- the small END of the purse
Toc5co vas 3 split choice with Jack Joyner's
TT Herbert in the second race and in all proba-
fr--r would have won Of by himself II Notter
had been able keep him straight. The colt from
s-=e- sreerness or some other reason. was all
in he Il f5TTlO-E.
80 OK and in and running in half circles, like
FtE without ruoder-
Coming 10 the last furlong pole Noodoo was run
M neck and neck with FItz Herbert in on the
-sr when he suddenly bolted. and running almost
directly across The track carried Firz Herbert 70
20 outside rail before either boy could get his
--7-- s-rztgllrened out. Both lost valuable ground
sr6 ~ the tine FItz Herbert settled down 70
racing again ovle challenged and managed 10 win
- hard drive by head Fitz Herbert ran
s--s5Err znd true 10 the finish after the nix-up
~ Voodoo continued in his erraric course. sVeTT-
--E s- out and IN egain. and still vas beaten less
--s- ---ee lengths for the place AS II happened
r---le earned The purse for the 3 & O stare
--=- y truly race he could harolE nave oeeH
barter rEan third
---5e- : strict Interpretation of the rules Noodoc
-zs disqualified for interfering with Fitz Herhert
rur. for some reason hard 10 understand the stew
z--s made 10 change IN the placing Those VINO
hacked S5- John for third felt that they had good
cause for compliant
Tho other winners were Donna Greene and
Fc-ks-one. al n which Won easily. GOOD sized
.-cHd Vas IN attendance. although Il iooKed s1lsi4
N comparison with the big throng on the opening
cav The sun shone clear and bright. but q strong
vr4-d with z zintry chill. made heavy overcosts
I'D sv-eaters necessary for comfort. The track
rs6 dried out and vas fast
Donna. which won the third race was purchased
--o winters ago BY Barney Schreiber for 81" as a
h-oo5 mare. and then surprised him and her
-~--er owners by winning five straight races at
N-av Orleans. she has been in training of ana on
eyer since and, judging by her manner Of winning
yesterday. likely prove useful horse IN SELL
--e races throughout the season
E-riniuE he Jockey. was suspended by Mars
CASSIDY, the starter, on Wednesday. for disoDedi-
ence al the post. but through an error II was not
-e~o-,Ied the Jockey room and the boy accepted
--= mount cn Lord Lovst in tle third race Mr.
CASSIDY @xa-4ssed e-1-prise 81 seeing him il the
saddle and the boy vas not allowed 10 ride out his
-ceEcr-ents- He had accepted the mount on r
X Efrgur-e Csvaleri in the Rose Stakes. and Mar
=-zu who trains the stable. had 70 rush around
- md z boy 70 take his place
-0-1 Tovsr ran away mile and : quarter on
-- vav II he post in the third race TO the con-
e-ernzrfcr Of those who had bet on him at 10 :
--z =-sE-- started with hts hiE feId. but broke
down ~ rhe tsr --rn-
rav C-Brlen. rhe amateur rider has oousht =
rzr t--eres- n the steepiechase stable Of Court
lard H Smith, There are ten Jumpers in the lot
--F in I'll probability NJ. O-Bren and NJ Smith
-.u 90 the bulk Of their oWn riding as both are
----Iz--Iv seen with the oolors up
Fe-egoers have taken 50 kindly 10 the new order
~ -rfnes N the betting ring that everything ran
~ smoothly again. The layers complained that
--e NAV vas gEt-
u#-- Du Boise who owns the Patchogre Stable.
sz.7 yesterday that Nealcr the Suburban Handi-
ra- winner last year. was working wall and ne
expected 70 start him in the next two or three
r--= OF a least before the meeting was over
-~-a defeat of Zal IN me last rare was the SUI
g7-- had 7xE-r7 N G5C 0T7E cdr
r.- that he vas looked on IS the best bet
.f went 10 the post a. 70 :. He tired chasing
.-sr-rc however. and barely lasted long enough
io 11.s- third.
F~~rsrore showed sudden Improvement over MS
@--- start in the opening race Of the season. wn@n
F--r- Farrell and Davy Johnson backed him from
a." 20 70 8 20 J. Yesterday h vas more or less
Eeslec,el - his stable connections but. with Nc
Ca~-Es- instead cf Shaw Up. he gailoped in front
81 re Wv and easily