The Clover Stakes And The Carter Handicap Features Of The Independence Day Program Day Program At Aqueduct, Daily Racing Form, 1918-07-04

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THE CLOVER STAKES AND THE CARTER HANDICAP HANDICAPFEATURES FEATURES OF THE INDEPENDENCE DAY DAYPROGRAM PROGRAM AT AQUEDUCT Independence Day has always been one of the banner days of the Metropolitan turf This year it j will probably ba the greatest and the largest crowd of the year will in all probability today wend its way to the seaside course of Aqueduct there to enjoy the splendid racing arranged by the Queens County Jockey Club The Clover Stakes and the Carter Handicap are provided as tiie principal attractions of the holiday program The Clover Stakes is for twoyearold fillies at liveeighths of a mile and has a guar ¬ anteed value of 3500 The Clover was first run in 1S8S over the Gravesend course and continued there until 1914 when it was transferred to Aqueduct where it lias been decided since A highclass field of the best lillies in training in the east will contest the twentyseventh running of this feature the tabu ¬ lated history of which is here presented presentedYear Year First Jockeys Wt Second Wt Third Wt Val Time 1883 Fides Godfrey 112 Miss Cody 112 Servia 11C 52100 103 1889 Reclare Reagan 115 Homeopathy 115 Leda 115 3040 104 1041S90 1S90 Correction F Littlefleld 115 Lima 115 Ilometta 115 3445 106 1061SD1 1SD1 Mount Vernon Taral115 Laughing Water 115 Spinalong 115 2375 104 1041S02 1S02 Raindrop Taralll5 Propriety 115 Minnehaha 115 2205 105 1803 Kentlgerna Simms115 Clementina 117 Miss Lily 115 2950 103 103ISM ISM Ridicule F LIttlefieldl20 Kallirhoe 115 Philomena 115 1550 105 1051S95 1S95 Axiom Laaileyll3 Tenderness 115 Fascination 115 1790 103 1031SOO 1SOO Winged Foot McCaffertyll5 Golden Dream 123 Cockernony 115 2550 55 551S97 1S97 Fayida H Martin 112 Lndy Cooper 112 Abundant 112 1420 57 571S3S 1S3S High Degree T Sloan 119 Lady Meddlesome 112 Loiter 112 1450 5C 5C1S99 1S99 Oneck Queen Clay ton 112 Misericordia 112 Fond Hopes 119 1450 56 1000 Sweet Lavender F Littlefleld 11 Ashes 112 Lnerana 112 1450 55 1901 Disadvantage Smith 112 Lucilinc 119 Hanover QueenllSJ 1450 103 1902 Martie Lewis Oddmll2 Mamari 119 Love Note 112 1850 100 1103 Contentious Gannon 112 Beldame 112 Mordella 112 2275 103 1904 Chrysitis F ONeill 107 Czaraphine 119 Incantation 119 2710 102 1905 Transmute T Burns 107 Running Water 107 B of Pequest107 2525 103 103100G 100G Adoration W Miller 107 Killiecrankie 107 Lachesis 107 2015 101 1907 Meggs Hill Notterl07 Fancy 107 Half Sovcrelgn112 2695 101 101lOOS lOOS Mclisande iNotterm Counterpane 106 Lady IIubbard106 2495 100 1910 Horizon S Davis 109 Five Aces IOC Ilelene 109 1900 101 101Uili Uili Coquette M Buxtonl05 Pixey 105 Catalina Ill 11CO 100 1015 Cehndria JL Buxtonl04 Lorac 109 Malachite 109 1525 104 1915 Bonnie Witch L Mink 105 Yankee Witch 115 Kittenish 105 1925 59 1917 Rosiis OGrady F KoUiuson 124 Enfilade 119 Mrs Trubbell09 2850 100 100Run antli012 Run at i 12 farlongs from 189Tlo 1900 Jnclnsf7C Not run In 1909 and 1913 No racing In 1011 antl i012 Run at Aqueduct in 1914 1915 1910 and 1917 While the Clover Stakes will attract a great deal of interest tiie Carter Handicap will command the most attention and a glance at the list of the prospective starters pressages a contest in keeping with the best traditions of the popular event The Carter Handicap was established in 1885 and run continuously until 190S inclusive It was not run in 1909 nor in 1913 but was revived in 1914 and continued each year since For this years decision the Carter has a guaranteed value of S3500 and with the excep ¬ tionally fast Aqueduct track at its best a new time mark for the race and course may ba one of the in ¬ teresting incidents of this event the history of which is here presented in tabulated form formYear Year First Age Jockeys Wt Second Age Wt Third Age Wt Val Time 1895Charade Time1895Charade C Doggett 100 The Pepper G 118 Stephen J 4 112 COO 2lti ISOGyDeerslayer 2ltiISOGyDeerslayer 4 Doss ttHO Charade 7 105 Lehman 5 115 675 155 155lS97JPremicr lS97JPremicr 4 Coylicll4 Storm King 3 112 Sun Up 5 11G 540 14 ISOSSThe 1291S09 Manxman 4 Lewis 114 Dont Care 3 106 Tabouret 3 1091 1350 129 1S09 D of Middlebnrs 3 Sullivan 100 Dr Parker 3 100 Bannock 5 118 1470 120 1900 Box G Maherl25 Boney Boy 4 103 T Ktuckian4114 1500 120 1901 Motley 4 RhnwllO Robert Waddell 3 09 Pupil 4 100 1570 128 1902 Ethics 4 H Cochran ICG Contend 4 107 Petra 4 103 1645 l2tt 1003ttAhumaaa l2tt1003ttAhumaaa 3 J Martin 101 Yellow Tail 6 106 Illyria 3 S5 2735 133 1904 Beldame 3 F OJfciil 103 Peter Paul 3 93 Wotan 3 100 7710 127 1C05 1271C05 12G190C Ormondes Right 4 W Davis HO Roscben 4 113 Little Em 4 105 7140 12G 190C Roscben 5 Lynel29 Southern Cross 4 100 Red Knight G10S 7850 120 1007 Gloriflor 5 Mountain 119 Roseben G 135 Don Diego 4OS 7S50 12SJ6 1 OS Jack Atkin 4 Musgravel22 Red River 4 108 Chapultepec 3105 c850 127 1910 Gretna Green G G Burns 105 Alfred Noble 5 115 Far West 8 103 1925 127 1914 Iloamer 3 M Buxtonl09 Borrow C 129 Fl Fairy 4 117 1925 l24 191 Phosphor 3 J Loftusllft Pomette Bleu 4 104 Leo Skolny 4105 1925 130 1910 Trial by Jury 4 E Campbell 121 Ormesdale 3 105 Sht Grass 8120 1925 125 1917 Old Rosebud G A Schuttingr 130 Bromo 4 122 The Finn 5 130 L825 125 Distance 1 14 miles tl 18 miles Jl llo miles About 78 mile 150 feet short ttFull 7S mile Not run In 1909 and 1913 No racing In 1911 and 1912


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