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STAKES TO BE RUN AT AQUEDUCT. Tiie Aqueduct autumn meeting, last of the New York meetings of the year 10CG, begins tomorrow afternoon and will terminate Thursday, November ir. Track facilities are superior to those of the Jamaica course, the stakes are well filled Avitli good horses and excellent racing is in prospect. The first day will be dignified by the running of three stakes the Woodside Steeplechase, Creedmoorc Stakes for two-year-olds, and the Aqueduct Handicap, for all ages. The Woodside Steeplechase Is practically an owners handicap, being a selling race and with Yama Chirsty, Waterford, Jimmy Lane, Pirate, Orthodox, Oro, Bonfire, Russell Sage, Belligerent and Kassil among the ellgibles should prove an interesting affair. The Creedmoorc is at live furlongs with Rosemount, Okenitc, W. II. Daniel, Tourenne, Montgomery, Frank Gill, Theyre Oft", Oraculum, Waterbury, Purslane, Main Chance, Frank Lord and Eddie "Ware the best exponent of public form. The Aqueduct Handicap Is a dash r a mile anil a sixteenth and is the most valuable race of the meeting. The best horses now in action are engaged and the names of such capital racers as Beluierc. Miss Crawford, Grapple, Glnette, Bedouin, Coy Maid, Hot Toddy, Oxford, Cottontown, Running Water, Kiamesha, True WingK Ormondes Right, Far West, Rye, Dr. Gardner, Licber, Good Luck, Martin Doyle, Frank Gill and Cairngorm presages a contest of rare excellence. For Monday afternoon the Glen Cove Slakes for three-year-olds, Is the main feature. It is a. dash of a mile and u sixteenth under selling conditions with Belmere, Rye, Jacbblte, Lleber, Wes, Afkllrta. Nemesis, McKlttredge, Athlete, Jack Dolaii and Bivouac appearing best of the nominations. The iiusfiwfck Steeplechase, Babylon Handicap, for two-- year olds, and Election Day Handicap, for all ages,. , wjH Vtt run Qft Tuesday for Ue solace pf gooi co zens after they have passed through the trials Incident to casting their ballots. The nominations to the Bushwlck are substantially those of the Woodside with Phantom, Paul Jones, Hylas, Agent and Balzac added. The Babylon Handicap Is a dash "of three-quarters with W. II. Daniel, Tourenne, Frank Lord, Penarrls, Bat Masterson, Eddie Ware, Adoration, Philander, Zambesi, Frank Gill, Belcast, McCarter, Ace High, Loring, Okenlte, Don Enrique, Rosemount and other useful youngsters nominated.: The Election Day Handicap Is at a mile and an eighth, for which Dainty, Bad News, Agile, Belmere, Orllene, Miss Crawford, Clovercrest, Grapple, Gillette, Dolly Spanker, Coy Maid, Flip Fiap, Good Luck, Hot Toddy, Oxford, Cottontown, Running AVnter, Angler, Far West, Ormondes Right, Be- douln and Cairngorm have been entered. The Wood-mere Stakes will be the feature of Wednesday. It is a selling dash of seven furlongs with Ed Ball, Wcs, Arklirta, Grapple, Keator, Jacquin, Columbia Girl, Hot Toddy, Monet, Bertha E., True Wing,. Ormondes Right, Rye, Diamond, Jacobite and Dolly Spanker apparently tlie pick of those nominated. The Bellerose Stakes for two-year-olds, at three-quarters of a mile, will be run off Thursday afternoon. It Is a selling affair. Frank Lord, Oraculum, Curriculum, Flowaway, Barlngo, Adoration, Lorlug, Ace High, Monfort, Aletheuo, Chancellor, Dollie Dollars, Master Lester, Blue Dale, Momentum, Waterbury, Fantastic,. Tlleing, Belcast and Mlnt-berla being the division of tlie entries likely to furnish the winner. The Roslyn Handicap, for three-year-olds, at a mllq and a sixteenth, will be the main attraction Friday. Peter Sterling, Wcs, Arklirta, Orllene, Cressina, Hot Toddy, Flip Flap, Running Water, Rye, Jacobite, Good Luck, Ben Ban, Albert F., Clovercrest, Nemesis, Liebcr and Water-grass appear best In this. Saturday will bring ab6ut the decision of the Queensboro Steeplechase, Beldame. Handicap, for two-year-old fillies, and Kdgeniere Handicap, for all ages. Hylas, Phantom, Agent, Balzac, Kassil, Expansionist, Jimmy Lane, Pirate,. Iticatiara and Yama Christy are most prominent in the Queensboro. In the Beldame, Adoration, Glamor, Loring, Clare Russell, Fantastic, Barbary Belle, Lady Ogden, Sally Preston, Dollie Dollars and Belle of Iroquois appear best. Good horses will probably fight out the finish of the Edgemere Stake, which is a dash of a mile and an eighth, at weight for age, with Running AVater, Cottontown, Nealon, Oxford, Go Between, Martin Doyle, Miss Crawford, Ormondes Right, Dainty, Agile Orllene, Okenitc, Theyre Off, Bedouin, Philander, Frank Gill, McCarter, Clare Russell, Fish Hawk, Pcnarris, Lieber, Good Luck, Doily Spanker, Gallavant and Royal Lady among the nominations, a feature being the strong contingent of two-year-olds engaged.
