New-York tribune., 1902-10-31
THE RACETRACk
ONE FAvoRITE IN FRONT AT AoUEDUCr
MAY j. WINS AMID SHOUTS
OF DERISIoN.

When May J. captured the NTH race for maiden
three -year-olds al Aqueduct yesterday there Was
a demonstration in the stand and betting ring
such as has not been seen on local racetrack in
many day. Women eiggled Historically and
men laughed and stamped their feet and acted in
a measure they wont TO do when the great
Suburban is run. when the winner Of the Flu
turity comes back the Judges. This queer animal
by Ben Strome- BamJiro has been raced pretty
regularly throughout the season by W. T McGrath.
who started the tilly in selling races for some set
purpose. May J. generally iopcd along in the rear
Of the Held, and almost invariably finished far back
in the ruck- The hlly finally became the joke of the
layers of odds. who would offer anything from 100
TO 10 to0o to against her chances. There is
always somebody at racotrack who will accept
such odds, even if starts in race
Recently McJirath sold MAY J. To vx-Jockey
James Mclaughlin. and the animal was entered
Yesterday as the property or J. Mclaughlin. jr.
The consideration said 10 have been So and
nobody seemed to envy Mr Mclaughlin his Joke
horse. In tho betting yesterday May J. opened
~ .o9 10 l. and the few dollars placed on her
thanceS caused the odds to '"d, to ei To !. Nc
Inc sixteen maidCns were ABOUT sorry a lot OF
alleged thoroughbrcds AS has been seen In a race
Stree the time OF the lamented GuttenburE. Night
tnsalG & ana May ~ere n the front rank through
Out OUT Put 3 IN the stretch MAJ took thc lead, and
oud, and Nightingal" third AGAIN. in the next
Rght3Ray came in third some lengths behind
Bernays and Jack O Lantern.
ore. but the attendance was light. and some of the
riding done by few OF the supposed hrst-class
Money in IN. frst race susgssted want OF sleep
next rae inoicaied that soms boys OF equal age
and possible cl"yerness might DO as well for Is
vast contrast was the work OF it'll Redfern. who
accepted five mounts during the day. finished first
Only one favorite won during the day. Martin rid
ing iurstbourne to victory IN the opening race for
Allan. az added starter captured the Edgcmere,
for all R.dFp 91iD1 H.. fu-a- old
fsvorits by a head in n" last few Jumps Rossig
apparently taking no interest in the rroceednGs
u to l. capturei the selling race for tWo-year-ods
hve furlongs. Clearwater. with McInerney as
ing anish from the two-year-old Flying Jib. Her
nenca, the fas sorite. Was third.
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE Handicap. 2-year-o,ds. 81. furlonE~
T@'o'f7 81 p
Julius 6y Hars i Hn2a-ac as
sis@pns a2nnaaf GROUND. io7 Rsafsrn, sasn', 81 Il
S Sod m None S sa TO 70 5G T. aae % 70 sn. & s
Iioe, y 10 ! and to + Slice o. tcochfan, - to
and 10 4 Tusai hey % Waugh. Too and 30 to
also poor. Easily b. length, Time. :07's.
SECOND RACE-THE EDGEMERE. all ages. II miles.
F. Kss n Ksy.s 3 b C. Allan by ST ARag.H Rig,e-,, 4.
$50 s@s; %'sai q j oRS eS5
start Driving by a head. Time. 5s.
THIRD RAcE-2-yenr oids: selling; furionss.
II BH,fs Emma sh rl.nlost s GosinnT5p' 5i by OF
fsGei Dsf r."c, i%s ioi Gy25' rSi e
squid 20 waugh, 40 TO and u 70 |. Harrison. iol
> 9 and e % 9d 70 5 6o f-nS0 ~ ua " . a ad
,kmsht ' so To- and % 10 16o 81 H'R rs mSs. ,S
5o Il Fgi, ~ ssok so 0s ;fOhan' 20 20 and p 10 70
.Force' - I" and to l.; Farcraf - Shea - 70
20 % o l. Irene Mae g 5McInye ic to and 20 @ TO
/: PasSs % Srosthwate, 20 70 and ie 70 l. and Dun.
seaa Driving by three-quaT,eTs OF length. Time
FOURTH EA-.2- Handicap: all age. l mile and 20
yards.
TGasg s5Ps f!sn.,,r s.Ss;s. NJ =.
Hermsnea. sIns i 3 io5 'hei.sr@, ii 30
,cTsameT 20 70 r1 ana t,. 70 GlTsg; lcs MEADE. %
% Par E4ssilsnes % Waugh TO- and 70 ?
STAR TAR fair DTyiHs Is mech 10 rme' aRe iiS '''
FIFTH RACE Maiden Niles s-year-olds. 5 rarIong-.
J. MsIeuFsliDs Tbn6 B. & MAY BY Rt0 100 %
HsE,nsai. sisE hsR PC ,gr5saIa, iFafeT.,
Obedience. o. tBoesen). 40 / and II to 1; Virginia
Grace, 80. Martini. 10 and even: u sIades
swaash, 80 70 and u to /. i:,a ains q @esi.rJ
snd 20 to S T. t,e julia f ~ s = .aae m % to @ 30 % to
tsris. Stg 81 FS 50 a. @ ~ ~ to N. S.d F.r y T., q
,SohnsoS o5 o. 10 oI ana p 70 Of ! % Ssa " l9- <Ss 20
s saG fGhftnf a Das p b. lez, SS 1n4 ms T. o also RAJ"
SIXTH RACE-ror all ages: horses which ha,e no, won
in 1902: ! mile ard 30 yards
J. p Res2ess. g2,.,a Sh, h.Fnay-. by wsds
RsS,SIsT ISsf Shen'f, 5g.a l5sT,.n, IdlG
,Ciannon,. 100 10 and 10 70 /: Cold Braid l65
70 snd to 8 War r & 80 res s6S1Sh o 6o 70 aad %
: r5n x o4c ss IS sRs' e az and 70 "a snq and sq e%
fair, Driving by length, Time. 1:4s A'7o 'S"-