New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-25
THE RACETRACK.
ONE FAVORITE BARELY WINS AT THE
AoUEDUCT COURSE.
TT is THE "TIPSTER'S'' PARADISE-MANIIE
WORTH DISQUALIFIED AND SHAW
TO TAKE A REST


TO TAKE A REST
The weather again ideal the Aqueduct
racetrack yesterday, but the several thousand Wis
itors started for their respective homes last night
sick at heart and with depleted pocketbooks. They
were not in human admire the weather, al
though that thing which they could
find fault with. Only favorite successful
during the day. the Referee, the property of the
well known pugstic referee. Charlie White
the Mayor OF Corlears Hook" The Referee won
by inches that the talent" had a narrow es-
cape from almost complete humiliation.
But the -'tipsters" how!ed their in front of
the main Of the track got into the way of
everybody and made themselves such n nuisance
that visitors TO the track disguised. 1t IS a
pity that the nuisance cannot be stopped. The tip
sters, who promise much and accomplish
little begin TO tread upon the IF the public
the trains start for the track and there is
let in the yelling until the victim gets within
the gates Of the Enclosure at Aaueduct. On a race
train from F1atbush-ave. yesterday there
tipster pleasant faced than his fellows who
walked through the train selling his
A group of young men, about eight in number. sat
In adjoining seats and the hunchback tip pedler
passed them by without holding his cards
saying a word.
a veteran racegoer asked him why he had done
IL and the tipster replied:
''Oh. business is rushing better than before.
] selling lots OF tips. All the wise guys buy
EN-. for they want TO what have 20 say.
IL they don't follow the tips. Them young
fellows" with a contemptuous toss of his head
they are pooroom guys and they know il all
got it all up here said he touching his forehead
with his finger. They will be a sick looking
bunch Of Holsters their way home"
HOW THE RACES WERE RUN.
The Puritan. on his reputation for class. although
he looked fat, and Satire. because OF his recent
good work. We're the logical favorites in the open
Ing race at seven furlongs Neither was handled
any too well. and Morokanta. coming with rush
Satire seemed the freshest Of the lot although he
finished third, beaten about half length. Moro
z e quoted against him would have Indicated.
WIN hilosrana out of the mile and seventy yard
Ethics, the winner of the Carter Handicap. would
bother Ethics. who surrendered rather easily to
Sir Floriaa while Lone FISherman and Adelade
hustled from the barrier to the wire. and. we'll
eTa5e oRs5ge made By S Ts on ahd %o
by a nose. Fried Krupp at 20 TO was third So.
that his old admirers could not see how he had
mount. But the race yesterday was for the Ozone
Stakes. and Examiner was a racehorse. winning
Discus third. Shaw; who rode Ponca. thrown
a5eI a bo 0f me bT @ fe for @
Gro d. once the PT 1s OF T0g 1a unSe
ming and strong throughout rather easily,
with Shark second and Shepherd third. Princess
otil!ie. Tenagra. Gertrude Elliott Jack McGinn and
Broadstreet, all well backed were never promi-
nenc.
In the last race. for maiden two-year-olds I'm
petuous was the logical favorite. Entering the
the best Of the argument. Half furlong from the
cosnF p Mamie e' w6Th had the speed Of the
party. but she bumped into the others throwing
won easily by two lengths. she was disqualified
for fouing. said TO be the first OF the sort at
Sparkle Esher was second and Impetuous placed
third. The summaries:
FIRST RAcE-4-yeaT-olas and up: selling: furlongs.
s., Betting,
E. J. oI4ler's b: h; MOrOkansa by Mo -
E II Fas''i D. G a55Hs: 'S go Is
Hana!caRRer ~ c,Ineso 20 e and to !: Mare re
Fsriey5 500 to and 100 to l. and Rough Rider ios
head a6''a s:art t. so 90 Time is also Tan" ~ "
SECOND RACE s-year-olds and handicap: mile
F Regan's CHI g. Sir Florsan by st.
E E5hoi fi:he1 lzs SS caahof 81 II
dsse E Poe o6 20. G blas by 70 hat. Length s3f G
las 'a' ''&'' t00'- A'''iDS y
THIRD Ess -. ; ssssss. sprlonss
Pirate Of Fenzanoe-Neiiio C, iO6 n;
f Ss:sfs ring ID o5sgs6, al ID
shandonaeld. ooEerl. 10 70 and e !; wo5sn IS
and bod lo 6El s l Ss.s 10 4 aaa
FOURTH RAcE-THE OZONE STAKES: 2-yeaF-olds:
41z furlongs.
T Grffin's oh. C.. Examiner. by In
specto3 B.-Great Lawn. los oo'Connorp 4 -
Blue and Orange. 1O1------.- tBurrsl Il
Discus IG2 Cochran 81 81
Zcdok 80 (shea), 8 and to !: Squanto; 100
Caedfern). : and TO ]; Mystic Belle 8S -lNon,
derly Blue Jay. 102 Ciichaelsl. 90 TO
and IS 10 ! ana Ponca. 1o3 shaw, ! 10 and % D.
ran good. Driving: lengths Time. O-oo7s
Bought by D.. }. Lyman FOR Sl,6oo
FIFTH RACE+s-year-olds and upward selling; fur
" T McGraths CHI c Carroll D. by
Easings-Toscana. 11o.-------. lt3urns,
Shark 100 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20 Connorl 81 81
Shepherd tlAedferrD 81 81
TenaKra JOS CBooker). and TO l; Gertrude
Elliott lO7 Murphy and 20 l; ODDS and tnas
(Creanerl and 20 70 !; WorGy ~ tMchaeas,
100 70 and 30 20 Princess Otinie. lOi cOdon) 10
ana even. lack NcGinn. 112 DAILY. g 10 and > to
and Broad street Cochran 20 and to = also
ran Start fair Easy by 1 length Time l;lo1S
SIXTH RAcE-Maiden 2-year-olds: Az furlongs
acknowledgements Jos tMiesl 81
ena-kie rsber 20 Connor
rrnneruous ti5uFlsD >" '1V
lane KAY los Cyondery). and 70 l.; dsounaaTy'
los uandryl 30 10 u TO l. hilrnorie IVs 'sne,;
"a ~ and 10 10 J. Baby los tMcGnn) 10 70 alo
al "a and Soothsaver shaw. TO ana even .so
ran start fair Driving by length; lime v:oo =.
Mamie Worth Cochran. 10 10 ana u / "O' Os
2 lengths but disqualified Tor s"erNins-
ENTRIES AT AoUEDUCT TO-DAY
FIRST RacI-rnree-year-olds and upward; selling
Five and one-haif furlongs.