New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-17
RACING.
THREE FAvoRITES COME HOME FIRST
AT AQUEDUCT

Al AQO EDDCI
SEVERAL CNTRIED TWo-YEAR-OLDS SHOWN
BAD WORK BY STARTER CASSIDY
The layers and the talent broke even at Aqueduct
yesterday, as three favorites came home in front.
The weather was propitious. and the attendance,
while OF course far behind that Of the opening day,
was good, considering the fact that the card was
Of commonplace character. even for Aqueduct-
Racegoers are stin talking about the renarka bic
n1I-pourinG Of spectators attracted on Tuesday 10
soc TIE selling platter contest known as the Carter
Handicap for which considerably less than 200o
was offered Truly. il seems TO promise record
turf year il point Of public support
The chief interest attaching 10 yesterdays races
was the appearance OF a number OF hitherto IN
tried two-year-ods- They were. for the most part.
an exceedingly doggy" looking lot, but or
TWO Of promise were shown The best Of them was
NJ 2 Dryers Tenny colt Discus. who the
first race Of the day cleverly. He looked and ran
Ike q fair colt. and. although the start was bad
and Mystic Belle got away two lengths ahead.
Discus wore her down and was coming away al
the wire. Florestan had been widely touted. but
was not placed
Another ". c. Daily Savorite went down with q
thud il the second race According TO the sharp
ones i all over for Alack before the flag fell
but ShaudonfeId and FetaIist got of in front, and
between them had the in hand ali the way.
the mare coming strongly in the last two fur
longs and winning rather easily by length and
q biz over. Dreamer rode a bad race on the favor
ite putting him into q rocket and coming wide
around the The start, although Cassidy had
only five horses TO handle was one Of the worst
possible. NinonIa was left standing still the
gate few up. Indeed. the starter had wretched
day OF il TIE fields were not cumbersome in point
Of numbers and were fairly well disposed. but four
OF the starts were pretty had
Examiner. by Inspector B. sire Of Endurance by
Right, the first favorite Of the meeting to
win He was among lot OF tHo-year-old rnaiCeus
ant his good race Of Tuesday made him q legiti-
mate first choice. He and Red knight had a
rafting finish between them. and only Burrs's
superb finish enabled him land I victory. He
looked TO be beaten furlong from home, but
Burns sat down and rode like demon. just get
ting him home in front. Had the riders been
versed Red Knight would probably have won
Cizci1natus. q tig powerful colt the best in
appearance Of the lot but he had no chance after
4-.z lag lei.
Lucky star. one OF the useful selling plat
ers II the East. was an odds-on favo-ite il the
1o1-Ih race at seven t4rIonss. "A good deai OF OF
bettors had a few uneasy moments before Burns
drove him IN : head front Of little Aninosity,
running in Andrew MiIler's new coIors. The mare
did her best, she always does, but the weight
Ts Rs5erse won TIE 9TH race in fashion ion that
The Referee did not nave much TO beat, but he
season. and It VIII De interesting TO see what he
re az Was he 1ctoev Of CapdJi1s Is to
shot ia the last race. Vassa! Dance was hot
favorite on the basis Of his good second 10 Lord
beat him out for third money Wonderly was set
barrier in the third race
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-seIIing; 2-yeaE-olds; "a turIongs
81 ss''in Fl.
D~ 73s b c Discus By Tenn Tsaay -
y Ess Biz lts - =
E5aT1iet 8 % AIiehaeis), to FIqresisn;
103 Booker. to 5 and 10 8. and WaTte NIGHT 1o2
cieSeTIy b ~ lengths Time. o:57.
SECOND RAcE-selling. 3-year-ol9s and mile
and 20 wards
" J Ss5ss yt sh I6 Tsfalist by hi se7 81
sasndO91ela, 3. eo.---------- Shea fl 20
WoodSrsce 112 Codo1n) IS to and and N.nonia,
E "a f5- 5y a length n Tine. las
THIRD RAcE-Maidens. = years old: AZ furlongs.
GTfn,s sh : Examiner 949 b. Is7
Taeal Bey. CBooker5 81 -
Keunara. 10 0iaer,. 80 TO and u 70 l. Chsrl255e
Newman, JOY CEIng 30 20 and 10 = l; War tIy llV
. % and % j. Reeves. he CTonderyy, 90 and
657 5s w ny io7 hopsonJ 90 10 ana 70 also
r SS s5STt bad DRIVING b = length Time o6s5
FOURTH RACE-seung. 3-yeaT-oIds and over fur
longs.
4ss E55sss Is;y s:a: b Ts5 10
AN S.3 Ios {6siS} al II
Ben Viking ia (Odon), ! and 70 g. Merry
Hours. Smith % TO and 70 J. ana Mag. DaIe5
ls7 (Frascz 100 70 I. also ran start goco-
Driving nose Time l:2S9s
FIFTH RACE-s-year-olds: 81 furlongs
lss.s Ths Re fer By T pirate q is
Fred krUpp Ill., S'olsfT.1l)
Iridisceur. lAdcCHej % Go
Cigar I07 1onegan) 60 70 and 10 70 !; worry 70.
CNLlesf. ! and 10 !: illuminate lva thuf-sl 30
! ard = 3: Edgar Poe 107 Garrgan). 30 70 ana ~
J. and sun1erands fO5 fMcG!nnD. 20 10 a1d e. -
starr good Easily by lengths Time 4'ooSs
= Trrlou
q. 2 williams & Co.'S h Gambling.
> smith 81 s-1
GlsEge aged I15...-..-.-....- (3rennan) 81 .
Vssssl Tsnce q 1OO........ CHonderiyp - S-3
Iesrde- 100 Richards 500 and 200 TO l. Mosketo
Us H8urnsl 70 :: Dschshund lOs Q~arl1ry.
Is 70 and 70 WOODEN (Shea). - 10 and D 70 =
Clipper IS I)aly5 20 l and 70 !; R2ysterer. 10
(Frasch) 80 10 and !: Broacstreet ~
Speedlnes 80 C5rlesed) 80 20 "a -
Slutre ounne, 100 ((5arrigan) zoo 70 all % -
! and Lord Sterling JOS Cochran. 20 70 and 10