New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-28
Progeny of Great Sire
Show in Front at
the Aqueduct.
BY f. d. BURROWS.

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II Was Star Shoot day at Aqueduct
Yesterday. Not only did the get Of
John T. Msdden's great sire capture
first. second and third places in the
feature event Of the afternoon-ths
Csnarsie Selling Stake-but his bay
daughter, Burlesque, tore home first in
the concluding race of the day, thereby
upsetting the Celestial Dope. and max
me Clifford A. Cochran high gun for
the afternoon, with two wins and a
fourth place out Of three horses start
ti in his silks.
The same trio Of Star Shoot two
vsars-olds, which batted so valiantly
,or FIRST, second and third money IN
the fourth race at Jamaica track
On Thursday last-Genesis. Artemis and
Straight Forward-again Numbered
home together in the Csnarsie Stake.
NJ Cochrsn's entry once more prov
ing she was the best OF the three. by
flashing first under the wire. The other
three entries in the stake were out
elsssed by the Star Shoot family.
Genesis. though forced 10 give both
Artemis snd Straight Forward five
pounds in the hve-furlong sprint, left
no doubt as 20 her superiority over
her half-brother and half-sister. once
Jockey MoCahey let 90 the reins and
rave her the word. She was home three
lengths ahead of her relatives, while
Artemis beat Straight Forward 20 the
wi-e BY scant neck. The next closest
horse in the race was twelve lengths
N the rear.
Genesis Breaks Record.
IN order 10 beat her same-sire rivals,
Genesis WAS compelled to negotiate the
fve.eighths in one minute and three
ffths OF a second. breaking the Ca
rsrsie Stake record for the distance.
The daughter of Star Shoot and Origin
could possibly have done better had she
been put 70 the test, McCahey casing
VI when he saw that Artemis and
Straight Forward were beaten.
For the first time in 1915. an Eng
hsh-bred horse managed 10 get home
ahead Of his competitors. when Han
worth. owned by Emil Herr, took the
measure Of nine selling platers IN the
opening event of the afternoon. heoch
took the four-year-Old son OF Llttlctcn-
Dragee down to the rail the moment
the barrier was sprung and held his
lead 10 the finish. stalling off a det.r-
mined challenge by Buck Shot; which
in turn was four lengths ahead Of the
'ardy Ninety Simplex, OF which great
things were expected.
CE9rn,omea sffnnnEpn 10 De me ClHSS
Of this event, acted atrociously at the
post and shortly after the start
chucked her rider, Troxler, over her
head. Striker, the L. Becker entry,
threw Buxton 10 the ground after nm
ishing in eighth position. Humiliation
was Knocked out of position by Ninety
Simplex and had to be satisfied with
fourth position.
Monocacy, with Tommy McTaggart
up, ran prettily against seven other
vhizzers in the second, eventually capt
uring the event by a generous lengtA
from Mrs. J. Shilling's Transit, when
ran a greatly improved race. Iactless'
a 90 to l shot, finished third. Dr..
Gremer, picked by some of the WISE
ones 10 win, was an ignominious last.
Bayberry Candle Uses Neck.
high class bunch of milers faced
Starter Cassidy in the third race,
Harry Shaw and Bayberry Candle be NC
the public pick as contenders. The
latter. a chestnut mare by Cunard and
Tower Of Candles, ran a stout hearted
race and eventually flashed past the
Judges stand a scant neck ahead OF
Grumpy, which Max Garner had man
aged 10 whip home in leading posi-
ton.
Harry Shaw. after being pinched OF
.t the head of the stretch, made UT =
world Of ground and captured third
position from Sandman II by & scant
neck. Gamer, the Greentree Stable
disappointment, was left at the post
and finished last.
After Genesis had disposed Of Arte-
mis- and Straight Forward in the Ca
narsie Stakes the blue-and- white
stripes of c. II. Robbins were borne
home ahead Of FIVE selling platers,
Little Nearer turning the trick. This
son Of Golden Maxim, which has at
various times essayed TO sprint, hurdle
the brush and 90 route, was at the
TOP OF his form yesterday, the result
being that he scampered home two gen
erous lengths ahead of Cliff Haven,
the Crown Stable entry, which made
determined bid for the event Car
mans G.. +. Miller was third.
Clifford Cochran put over his second
win In the last race, his sterling hlly
Burlesque thrusting her chestnut head
across the line a few inches in front
o. John F. Maddens Starhnch and Civ
ing Jockey McCahey another victory.
The eight horses came down the long
stretch in a bunch, Burlesque on the
outside and on her toes all the way.
Stsrfnch tried hard TO subdue the
Cochran FLY. but the latter only f"n
the harder the further the race went
and eventually won In a hard drive.
Little Nearer, after winning the ffth
race. was bid up 70 s1,005 by G. Alex
sndra. Mr.. Robbins, who owns the
gelding, eventually retained him with
the usual IS advance.
Jules and Abraham Carson have re-
eeived orders for FIVE thoroughbreds,
70 be used as officers mounts, from the
ith Regiment and the lst Field Artil-
lery.
New Workers Defeat