New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
GARNER RIDES WE'LL
WINS BOTH STAKES
At 4QUEDUCT.
Ham pton Court Makes Shoe
of His Field IN OakddIc
Handicap.

Garner, me JOCKEY. was IN the ilrflsIiEn NJ
o. the Aqueduct racetrack yesterday. The
boy. who is riding in excellent form, ham
died three winners and one second horse
IN five mounts. showing rare skill and
judgment in each case. He began by win
ming the opening race with Racquet, and
after being Unpiaced with Black Mate.
which aee.ns 10 have gone back, followed
along by riding Hampton Court 70 victory
IN the Oskdale Handicap and August Bel
rlonts Half Sovereign in the Bayview
Handicap. Second was the best he could
do with Seymour Beutler in the fifth race.
and he di6 not accept = mount in the last
event.
The boy showed 30 the best advantage on
Eslf Sovereign IN the Bayview Handicap.
Ee held his position on the backstretch
when On account Of the crowdng he might
nave been justified in pulling Up. lie then
waited patiently for the leaders 20 go wide
~ the turn for home and quickly drove bis
mount into the opening. by which he saved
good two lengths. Following that, he sat
down and drove Half Sovereign 10 the
front, and the Hastings mare, responding
70 every call, won ridden out by length
and half
Kings naushter and King Cobalt forced
She early pace, and IL told on both in the
last furlong. SO that the trailers moved up
and fought It OFT with Half Sovereign.
Huck. the stable companion OF Kings
Daushter, was the one 10 earn the place,
head before HarTigan, the favorite-
John z. Madden's Hampton Court, which
managed 70 5et out OF the maiden class
few days ago. after failing time and time
again 10 race 20 the promise Of his work.
Was added 20 the oakdale Handicap, a. six
furiongs under 92 pounds, and literally
made show OF the best tvo-year-olds in
training. After being led 20 the post, the
reverse way Of the track, he broke well,
followed the pace closely 20 the head OF the
stretch. moved up 10 August Belmont's
Stsrbottle. quarter of mile from home,
sId came away 10 vin galloping like the
REST horse IN the world. The crowd locked
on IN open-eyed astonishment. while the
friends OF John z Madden Uho had the
ZIP shouted in Wild gles. The sudden I'm
provenent caused much discussion, ss the
colt ves badly beaten IN much the same
company on Monday.
James r Keene i5rasmerc handled his
weight well, and closing strongly BEAT
9taroottle : head FOR the place, Fith Char
1sy Hargrave and Prince ITnperia! on their
heels Tbs last nerned was the quoted IA
--orite and rhils re ran z good race al
ne weights much fault was found by the
hardicap ppers Hken he vent Z t.le post
pithcut blinkers A number oi persons eX-
pressed the opinion that It vas poor time
20 make an experiment. IS tie Orlando colt
has been running well IN blinkers in mis-
recent races
Jean1le d Arc found the Journey TOO far
n the first event. ano Twilight queen was
s,cir, nm
fortur-ate. so that Racquet. showing z fash
~ his true form, won ridden out by
length and upset what the handicappels
--folisi0ered the form Of the race. Shilling
took Jeanne d'Arc 70 the front at the start
\ ard did his best 70 nurse her home, but TO
4 no avail To- some reason hard to eX-
risir GLASS; took Twilight Queen over 40
tas rail in the stretch. where the going was
tl-e worst. after being intorfered with at
rhe home turn when the boy pulled out II
rss too late 10 make up tho lost ground
Black Mar ran rei uI1er her heavy i'm
post.
Woodcraft won his fifth straight race for
:. - IIldreth in tho second event, at one
mile and q sixteenth. Shilling took back
h the first quarter. after breaking ia front
and waited until Strengthened out 10 make
his move The horse swerved slightly un-
Jf-r pressure pll Won rather GltNtIlE SL
tle end from The Peer. which stood long.
hard drive. Siskin bore out in the stretch
snd hung after looming up as the likely
winner half way down the stretch Queen
Marguerite ran as if she had stalled off.
Seymour Beutler, which running out
~ his distance. hung in the last furIong
Of the NTH race, and Shapdale, q good
tlinE from {. 7. Clark's stable. came
through an the rail and won going away.
In the last event Eddie Dugan, by Jint
q hard riding. Was gradual d from the
maiden class al the expense Of coonskin
and I've others.
Harry Payne Whitney shipped fifteen
!earlings 20 England yesterday. and II
WAS announced that Jack Joyrer would de-
isy his visit 10 this country until such
;ine as he has had 4 chance 10 try them
out abroad and get them settled in winter
quarters.
hoCEDTCT SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE--Sellng for thrse-year- olds ara
a-a 9oE F,srla