New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
READY FOR THE DUGIE
Racing Season to 0pen at Auue.
duct Track To-day.
SHILLING CANNOT RIDE
Jack Atkin Favorite for "a
Carter Handicap at Seven
Furlongs.

Everything is ready for the call % -.
ouEle ard the formal opening Of the 49,.
season a. Aqueduct to-day The o.
County Jockey Club has arranged Al, -
ceilent programme. and everything ,os,..
to big crowd and fine days sparf
Barney schreibers Jack Atkln. the ,-,..
weight carrying sprinter. was pronorD..s
favorite last night for the Carter HandI..-
ct seven furlOnzs. the feature 81 the 40
He must take up the crushing limos, :.
135 pounis and meet such good borss, :.
Alfred Noble. King Cobalt. Prince Tmpsrt,i
magazine and Prince Ahmed among Others
but In the opinion Of his trainer and mar.
keen Judges he will prove equal TO IN.
task
Condition will count largely N a raca a.
this time of the year. and the big son J,
Sain Is fresh from a short. unbesten can.
psign at Jacksonville. Since his srrfvsl
here he has worked we'll enough % inds.s,.
that his long journey in the cars has m.
dullsd the edge os his speed Nicol Nm
have TIE mount in all PROBABILITY. wh,e,
means that he will be in good hands.
Seventeen horses have been named ,v.-.
night TO start. 80 that q strong and Val
balanced field Is sure 20 g to the pes.
Next to Jack Akin. Alfred Noble wh,e,
has been working great guns for Franz
Weir. King Cobalt, which raced al Jua-s,
last winter and which vas timed six AR
longs few days ago in 115 aud Prime.
Ahmed. which can be counted on "a n,
running strongly through the long s.-s,es
81 Aqueduct. were most in favor anon
racing men last nisht as having a chance
q win the first important stake OF Ia
year
Carroll Shilling. the Jockey. who hax
signed 70 ride for 3 g. Hudreth this YEAR
will not be able % accept a mount In ths
Carter Handicap. as hts application FOR
fidinz license was laid on the table oncs
more a. meeting OF The stewards OF "a
Jockey club. in the Windsor Arcade. yss.
terday. II begins % look a. If the stewards
would not act IN his case until his trial t,r
stabbinz his employer. r. L. Thomas. as,
fall. is over. II IL said that Mr.. Thomas
will not press the complaint but the stew
srds want 20 be on the safe side The az
pliestion for license from a. Lang sS
was laid on the table
W. s Vosburgh. the official handicappsr.
was appointed as steward TO represent TIE
Jockey Club at the spring meetings o. "a
queens County jockey Club ana the M,tD
politsn Jockey Club. both Of which vii y
run over the AdueduCt course Licensss
were granted yesterday. as follows.
Trainers-Cfeorge Boyle. Frank " Brsy,
J. Carroll. James Doyle. William g. Duval.
James X. Frayling. a. j Goldso0rough.
Patrick Gallagher, William Howard. Peter
T. Keelan. John Kelly. B. T. Littleheid 3
s Marshall. T. carroll Mitchell William T.
Martin. James Emory. 5 ". Street,. Frank
Starita. Louis Stuart. ". VI. Sheedy, ". X
Snyder. John Hynes NJ Myers, Asher val
Ter. W 3. Mitchell. Michael Rice and Fred
erfck Hanlon-
Jockeys-Curt Clement. 9. Z. Gross Roo
ert Hoffman. William r. Weiply. ". Msdi-
colt. A. Morgan. Phil MusSrsve. Franz
Lewis John Ural. Alfred NicOisi. Nat
McGee. Walter Hetherinston. Richard So
vile. Charles Brady. Clifford u. Gilbe-t
II. Smith. William Marstsrs, Joe Hyland.
William Kohr. Thomas Fox. Leon GOiasz.
Nathan Deverich. J. Hinchcliffe aad John
Wilson.
The entries IN fIII for the racing al Aq1s-
duct to-day follow;
FIRST FACF-Selling. fcr thrse-vear-0,ds ani