The sun., 1901-04-25
ROBERT WADDELL AGAIN.
VIRGINIA" BRADLEY'S COLT SCORES A
POPULAR VICTORY AT AQUEDUCT.
Takes the Handicap by Q Head From Janice
-Lacky Star Leads All the way-Thrcs
Favorftes and Three Second Choices In
Front-BuIlmAn Rides Three winners.

Another spell OF disagreeable weather
had no terrors for the usual big crowd at
Aqueduot yesterday. Those who made the
trip were pretty well repaid for their trouble.
as the money was won by three favorltes
and three second choices Jockey Bullman
was easily the star. He had four mounts.
with which he was first three times and SEQ
ond once There was marked improvement
In the work Of Starter Cassidy. who sent his
fields away with promptness and fair align
ment The track was sea OF mud. which
I'm every event practically blinded both horses
and riders.
BY far the most popular victory OF the day
was that Of Virginia" Bradley's sterling colt,
Robert Waddell II occurred In the fourth
event. a handicap ut about seven furongs.
The colt has been running so strongly and
consistently this spring that almost every
body Of a betting tendency had a wager
down when he went TO the post Bullmsn
had the mount and for that additional reason
Robert Waddell was considered pipe"
TO use the language Of the talent The layers
quoted s to against him without wavering.
though ton Of money was poured into the
ring Green b Morriss speedy FLY Janice
was played widely. her price dropping from
fours to to ? There was also plunge on
speedmas. rartaly beoaus, "Ptttsburg
Phil's" jockey. shaw. was In tho saddle.
while Father Eul" Daly's Alsike was steady
at4
To the surprise OF the crowd Robert Met
Golf. 80 TO /. got flying start and rushed
along the backstretch at such a gait that
many had heart disease. or something like
Il Specdmos. Robert Waddell and Alske
followed In bunch Bullman did not cut
Dol ho NOD b,
upper turn and then the Bradley colt got
down to real business Janice raced him
neck and neck well into the stretch The
crowd began to veil and cheer as the two
thoroughbreds passed the betting ring with
Robert Waddel leading by a short head
Landry went to the whip on Janice In a game
effort TO wrest the lead from the favortc,
but Bullman. riding with consummate SKIN,
rushed Robert past the finish pole head
to the good The triumph Of the Bradley
colt was received with a great cheer and much
hand clapping and when Bulman rode back
60 weigh in he received an ovation. too
Janice beat speedmas by three lengths
There were only three horses in Geld
Of nine for the opening event. at about seven
furlongs. that were looked upon "a having
chance They were c. T Pntterson's
Kentucky. Miles Fnlcns Lucky star and
@ A Muller's BnfoOn Kentucky opened
al to 5 favorte. but there was such heavy
betting on Bufroon at ? to that both closed
equal favorites al to 5.
The wise men got board Lucky star A. fours
with so much coin that the layers rubbed
him TO IA to 5 From the i1ll Of the nag
to fair start there was nobody In IL except
Lucky star He had a world of speed and
endurance and led all the ,wny. winning ridden
IA In ~ r
ran Kentucky of his feet in the stretch. SO
that IIardee Pardee. the old timber topper.
at 20 to /, secured the show" money by
length from Cherished, 5Otol
Virginia" Bradley's Miracle II was frat
choice TO win the second race. for maiden
talent did not overlook James FIt2, with
Bulman up. Those who are following this
Jockey nowadays could not get enough
money down James Fitz was second
choice. Il being possible 10 secure even money
in the place books 4 few Jumps after max
fGll found @ LmCrGsta 80 to IN front, trayel,
over Little Bahur at the quarter and held this
advantage. even, when James Fitz and
Miracle IL moved mp into sccopd and third
places. respectively, az three furlongs At
the half LuCrusta was still in front by a length,
but coming down the stretch Bullman took
LuCrusta beat out Merry Hours a 100 10
shot. by three parts Of a length for the place
There was plenty Of speculation in the third
was the favorlte, with Judge Warde and
scorpi0 second and third choices Bullinan
was Her Ladyship's Jockey, and many PLAYED
the flly all three ways, the prevailing price
MarsrSviate, which opened in some books Al a.
80 10 /, hut closed general ly at u As II was.
Margraylate came near dong the trick. Tor
he led the field well in the stretch SCorpio
and Judge Wardel were practically run oi
Their legs IN following the hot pace and died
half way down the straight. Gold Lack and
Her Lndyship then came through, and both
Of them passed Margayiate inst above III"
kpft rim | n urug tIa u-t,t,.. D.
length and halt, while Her l,adyshp had
TO be whipped to the wire to take the place
from Marsr9vate by a short head
about tho chances Of Criterion in the Nfth
race; distance. 81 furloncs
men from Canada had como TO tho trrnck 10
back the Faraday colt for all they were worth
The layers were evidently alert for when
equal favorte al TO with All Green, pilotcd
bv Shaw All Green finally had the call ana
went 70 the post favorite - Himself set the
even terms with him for the first quarrer
Then All Green took the lead and after that
never was caught winning by length and
o hail from Himself Criterion was eight
The closing event was for two-vear- old
the talent figured that Optional, a daught"r
Of Albert, had royal chance IN tho gong.
and she was consequently installed mvoIte
Ht : to :. But Green B Morris, smart flly
Chirrup was vastly popular as WIS the cas-
with Narge : Optional lcd all 'he vrv
with apparent ease until he was straiGl'ouel
Oui for the run home Then Chrrup caiuc
with u tremendous spurt and got 10 the end
with o length and "a half to spare, Landry
clearly outCeueralling Slack Summaries
FIRST RAoP.
Selling: for three ycaroldS and upward which
have not won iu 1901 and never won 5! O0n. by sub
scr'Iton ~ s. eAch with tIu0 added allowances
about seven 'urlnugS.
Miles Finlcn's 2, Lucky star. by Friar Tuck
- Keepsake, Hgtd, lle liullmauI !
G. \ MGlef'S hr NuTonr. aged li2 plgrgi. 2
!. d McAyoy CO.'S ch d. Handy pald'c. 3 ll5
Cherished. Kentucky. Hy Gcolrr uuyiown. The
Laurel and GrOrg" Sir 0nS also ran 'U he order named
Time, l2125.
prtung- Thlircn To against lflcky Star o. q
IgI0on, 90 10 Hardy pRrdcc, 30 10 ! Cherished
Gto5 Kentucky. 100 10 ~ Gcorgc, 20 tpl Dogtowu.
$50 70 The Laurel 100 TO !, Gcorgc Slmon,
SECOND RACE.
Selling. ior maiden two year ulas. by >ubsrflptlln
Of s. cucn With 500 added. allowance, NtcturlGnuS
A. !. J0yurr'S br Y, James liN, BY FiU James
.ScnuMcuL 40 lbulinAnb. ...... ....
LdHam kc.lys b. ,nuSia. m IAomus"u' ?
Gillct" 4 Co s rh. Z Merry lipurS, los NlIrH'SI
Miracle H.. Eva Mine, Inncor, Little rahcr and
ParlsUa also ran In TIE order named
Time. lpl.
Betung-lhTc to against James FIJI, 80 tu 1
INcrsta l6n " Merry Hours 81 81 2 MI-a~l' li,
30 Eva Nine 10 LaTacut, T. 10 Little lHH,t
~ iahsua.
THlip RAGE
Selug lpr three y0ar oldS and upward d., ..b
tcuutIou oi s. each, With $500 added allowance.
slI tuIiu0gs
Pct-'ssb z Goid Lack. by RayondOr Lack
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