New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-29
THE RACETRACK.
ROSETINT CAPTURES HER FIFTH CON.
SECUTIgE RACE
HEDGE WINS woODHaVEN STAKES LAD
STARTING DEFEATS LANCEMAN AND
FEMEsoLE- oDoM RIDES
TWO WINNERS.

the six The starting about the worst
at the Aqueduct meeting. and as the eight
thousand spectators leaving the track COM
plants long and loud. St. Barnaby was left
at the post in the third race, while Lanceman the
favorite good left in the fifth race He
much better than the rest that he set sail
after the field, and at the end was beaten only a
little over a length With even chance with
the others when the barrier was raised Lanceman
would have won easily. The spectators Missed re-
peatedly when the barrier went up. The start in
the last race a practical gift to Sister Juliet.
who was off running far in front, and the others
were able to get near her
The opening race showed fourteen Of the original
entries in the hands of the starter The field was
off in good order Master Brandysmash and
Cherries in front the turn into the stretch.
when o'Connor Malster out In the lead The
favorite had trouble in holding the advantage
TO the end. winning easily by two lengths. Boun-
teous finished strongly and captured the place
head before Basuto. Bluff never prominent,
but from his showing will do much better In the
same sort of company later on.
John Boden's handsome FLY Rosetint, who has
won every time has started this year. seemed
10 be logical favorite in the for two-year-
olds at four and one-half furlongs. The book
makers however, decided that a private trial OF
Alan made yesterday morning was good enough to
win the race, and consequently made Alan an even
money favorite, the Atheling-Elan FLY going TO
the post at 4 to 5. Meanwhile Rosetint, opening at
2 TO l. had receded 3 to ! and later to to l.
The critics contended that she had had too much
racing and accepted the wagers rather tmidly
Albstross was off flying to fair start. with Alan
rushing into second position and Rosetint third
The pace was fest, and making the turn into the
stretch Rosetint forged the front She had clear
sailing to the end, winning cleverly by little over
half length from Alan, who in turn was ten
lengths before Albatross, the others beaten on
McCue the jockey Rosetint. stopped riding
half furlong from the finish, bat Alan came along
with so much decision that McCue was forced to
ride again. The time O:55 2-5, good and the
E-a, rha O6e
two-year-old- seen, at least ofar this season.
OF the twelve original entries in the handicap at
six furlongs only half the number went TO the
post with Cervera odds-on favorite. The result
was never in doubt. Odom took Cervera out at
the start and leading all the way from three 10
four lengths won eased up by three lengths. Alard
Scheck fiattered his friends for half the distance
and then stopped to nothing. usual This surly
brute ought to be the rendering establish
ment and converted into something useful to
humanity or the trades Flying Buttress came
along at a good clip in the stretch, ana hnlshed
second two lengths before Contend
Blue and Orange and Rostand were almost equal
favorites In the Woodhaven Stakes for two-year-
olds but both beaten Blue and orange
went out in front the start with Anna Daily next
and Hedge close behind. In the homestretch IL
was a battle between Hedge and Blue and Orange
Hedge had the more speed, and. ridden with
fire that Landry has rot shown before at the Aque
gsr,ct meeting he rather easily by a ieheIi. III
some OF the books as much as Is TO was laid
against his chances The loyalty of Hedges friends
sent his price down TO as the animals Went
TO the post. Rostand was third two lengths De
hind and Orange Panqc9 was rI mn bsck
stretch and fell back beaten.
seTentv Yards race and the barrier was in front
of the grandstand this time the specha'ogs a
choices left the machine. Lanceman and Leander
taenTs Kissed their displeasure. It was stern
chase for LanSeman but ne maze carneY more
than length, finishing third to AniTnosi'y ana
The starting in the was equally as had bad
When the barrier few eva up s Of q ar ienghs be
fore rea ching the first turn She tired little at
he mis- but hes ne h PfE
third fon lengths IF the meeting for
,S,sohedience at the post. Odom rode two winners
in the afternoon
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-4-year- up; selling: furionss-
81 ahe''i"f p.
0 sfa9Miss 70 Ione fe .9connS5 50
Bounssoas 10 lo7 ', eMaTtn} S-i 81
Prince John 200 70 and 20 to T.
is sarrssn and 80 70 on ,@ sr, los
hs so and 100 Il, TO l. FGns9ee osse
s q p 2 e g.eE n asS fTssf 70 N re
fsrn is t9. and TssF9 9D;r 10 s ,,lE RH
% g Pimi t. 4 also Bought sR s!' sd
SECOND RAcE-2-year-olds; Az furongs-
J. Boden's CHI f. Rosetint. by HastInssZ q,
Aas a. 1o soss'"@'y G Es9,Is, e Is
=, ge 70 n sa fss T. snf g
I, / and Queen s2 to of Ii lie 6sesn ~
os gs 2oS to r ana 20 o & also ran Start
THIRD RACES years and over; furionss
c. b. walters g, Cervera. by oddfe, 50 !,
gls,ns ssl'5ss 20 c tass Ii Il
d SCI &. lIs tn S 5 10 II and sn I'd to also
start starr poor Easily BY lengths III, Time ia ST.
Barnshy. a2 Caice) 60 to and 20 to left at post
FOURTH RAcE-THE wooDHAVEN STAKES; 2-year-
olds: 5 furiongs.
rlss ID S:sSs: = 81
Hostand Cochran 81 ID Il
DAILY 10. aGe to ana ~ to rs F5s@S0s b
gseafernl GO 70 and 10 70 !. also ran start fa
FIFTH RAcE-sel,ng: 3 years and over mile and 20
yards
hrdrew Mfller's : An,mosity. by Star
1ss Ess'RH asE : sasa} - -
I.encenan ios. Csedfernl rs 3-5
sss:s o. So q asa e to to and and TO
Trump. &c tcteame3. 100 ! 80 :: Philippine
10 enS 70 Z ' $ slS 10 100 to
also Start Easily by a length Time. 1:41
SIXTH RAcE-sares: 3-year-olds and up: So furionge
w s ! SMITHS nhi s,a sT ( s Sister juliet by
iaaHose Her Herman 3 c SaahSIls5 se 81
sassty % eas ao 200 to and 30 to
sasrs5n e Sun a sSds.I 70 spesr s
and rafisins 80 eSreame 100 to and 30 TO also
ENTRIES AT AQUEDUcT TO-DAY
FIRST RAcE-Tiaree-year- olds and upward.
W. Name VT. !
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