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Incidentally After Fifth Win in Row Fascinator Her Running Mate In Aqueducts Astoria Stakes 0,000 Dwyer on Saturday i Will Lure Native Dancer And Few Others Postward AQUEDUCT, L. I., N. Y., June 27.— The coming six days of racing at Aqueduct are the first of the "big weeks" at the Queens County Jockey Club track. Three stakes are on the agenda, the 0,000 Astoria for juvenile fillies on Monday, the Tremont of the same value for colts and geldings on Wednesday and the 0,000 Dwyer for three-year-olds on Saturday which also happens to be July. 4. The Dwyer, unfortunately, shapes up as little more than a walk-over for Alfred G. Vanderbilts champion Native Dancer. While 37 were nominated to this mile and a quarter, in which rthe son of Polynesian will be asked to concede from four to a dozen pounds, it — - _ PADDOCKTomi JAMES Blu carried his colors to victory in the Mark Twain Purse at Detroit on Saturday. ■ is difficult to find a likely opponent. Greentree Stables Powhatan, who turned in a disappointing race in the Yankee Handicap at Suffolk Downs last out, but is favored by a small field, worked a handy mile in 1:40 this morning, suggesting that he may go postward on the week end under 114 pounds. E. P. Taylors filly, Canadi-ana, who almost made a runaway of the Gazelle Stakes, might also go here, along with George Auerbachs Dictar and Wally Schwabs Milspal, who goes in everything. The "name" colts eligible, such as Dark Star, Correspondent, Invigorator, Tahitian King and Royal Bay Gem are either crippled or discredited. Eight in Feature Eight have been named for. Mondays forty-seventh running of the Astoria at five and a half furlongs, headed by the Maine Chance Farm entry of Incidentally and Fascinator, either of whom would probably be favored if running alone. Incidentally is unbeaten in four starts and won
