New-York tribune., 1902-04-22
THE RACETRACK.
BENSoNHURST, IN CANARSIE STAKES
WINS IN So 3-5 SECONDS.

ONLY ONE FAvoRITE SUCCESSFUL AT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LARGE AND
WEATHER FINE.
While only one favorte finished in front IN the
races at the Aqueduct track yesterday, the animals
first to catch the judges eyes were generally well
backed. that the bookmakers did not have every
thing their own way. The weather was Ideal, eS-
pecially early afternoon and the VenturesoEne
who had discarded topcoats were inclined to laugh
at their more thoughtful neghbors. Later the
breezes from Jamaica Bay waited over the in
closure and the scofers promised not TO be caught
again until the weather becomes more settled
The feature of the programme was the CanarSe
Slakes for two-year-ods and Of the eleven original
entries only three declined the issue Ihs le1t the
Goughacres Stables Alan, who has performed so
credtahly an even money favorite. Bennington
Bensonhurst a chestnut hlly by Ben 0uohe-
vana On account OF her unsatisfactory showing
last week opened at 10 !, but Mr. Bennington ana
his friends resented any such opinions OF the my
and the money on Bensonhurst went into the ring
so fast that at the bugle call TO l was the pest
price obtainable and the average quotations were
below that figure
When the barrier was released Bensonhurst set
sail for the goal. and the race was over to all
intents and purposes. Nicely handled by won
Derby the Bennington fy sailed along in front ana
eventually easily by a length and AaIi IN lie
fast 55 35 seconds Alan, the faVore- was an
second. four lengths before Ftec >fsHl- La
ainer and Discus were played literally but neither
showed the speed expected at any stage OF the
c, +, DIVERS francesca frightened out Intrusive.
Justice Price and Man o War in the secondi TaGe;
atI anu It's eI ~ iarrrayiaIe hung on 10 the
favorite within One hundred yards Of the hRsh R
GrayiaIe challenged so strongly Cochran went
70 me %h1r I1yo bebg far back Thirteen piafeTs
to the post In the opening sCTseG a g race e ast
SATURDAY logical favorite, but Niaxus was moi moi
sbovin prominently for half the distance seemed
content to fan back into the rut- Warte Nicht:
MnpPeo TpaPas ou Who Was length in front of Ponca
whom Shaw seemed to have delayed his run little
Snimesity was the favorite in the selling race for
six urons I for me sre a1 but Belle srter Of Mford We'll
handed the dminufiye Ee6ferd 9TH T02 zen6a IN ar's at
80 to l. third. Alpaca was tipped a. over ana I
FpGeF Fffes6 Sna MAIDEN met in the ffth
race and singularly enough the IIlss ri1l wayered
near the end and Graden rather easily. with
sfuSg out for half frrlong Luis led
ron and then ara egrTd pop up Se RonteoG ae ad
Broadstreet were the favored in the last race
Of the da t sa 6uTse by half length Broadsreet
fattered his friends for five furlongs ana 1he s5
+i-e5 F7rrloigh IL finished third, a length behlnd
The summaries follow:
FIRST RAcE-S-year-olds: selling: furlonss
GBe'H"FI 81 3
!. Il. Cars en-. Nsfte Mini ~
Il. J.! ii ii
as4s ssfs5P IA T. f. t. aPt Srtaus to 1 S'f1' s g.
Mar %s4tin Sa to A5sa aaa S g shea9 % 70
2d to Ii kAGnf ei Ge- l So to snd 70 As
9 100 2, 10 Mos s5d az to as & oessn 100 to and
% 70 + ana Royal Hnsgn io tBoOkeT 70 to and oY 3
B BID s-I2 i6. 81 s. 100 S-'' ''''-
SECOND RACES years and over; turlonss.
$ !. S::ss:: =
Esy TeEarrs Ers io5 brennan 100 to ana ana St
Eood Bs5aOE Easily lig By {'2si lengths g Tine i
THIRD RAcE-Mares; s-yearr and over: selling; fur
| longs.
N RssEaozs BeIs 3 Of Mts5a sGfer 9 e
Nay IaFEisG5i afs9 99Els25 81 s.;
Pleasant Sail 1os (4ichaes and to !; rrn9 In
ssa Ssss 9s so 0aa9 sa9 IS s. !? Ay sao
and suSs 20 TO i MsFF Gs cTeams an5s " 50 to and
gaoq 2ns 5,2 qnsHi sg enr2 10 fne i315 e '' '
FOURTH RAcE-Two-year-ods: Az furongs.
BepnngtonT en- aen'o9GRg5sdi; Gandery s} Al IS
T7ei knight. oodom) l'-l Al
R IL 10 e ana 1s 50 anS to 6Ssas
5artinS5 and = TO TO aTa and sansT s9 ii iI aha
ana to ! also Start good Easily by IA lengths
FIFTH RACE-Maiden s-year-olis: selling: furlongs
J. P. Martins eh; Grader by s5sT 5s1,di Ruby
5s5::'ifs i'o Ss=:s}} Ssss} 8 8
Master Frank Brsnnan) 100 70 and 20 to Lay ld
| Ma los Smith l and 20 to !: Ouacnita le'
1AGichaeise and to / Lady APpie6y 100 ',tiee
Ia Ia and Cigar, l0l (Donegan) 100 10 ana
40 TO l. Knight Ternpar. loI (Brienl to and 10
Restorative arn), 100 10 and 80 to J. iaet lVo
1shea5 Is to ! and l. Odds and Ends 40 tallies
3o to and Worry. 107 (Redfernl. so TO ald 10
"a !: Honey Brook. 10 Dsngnan). TO and . 70 l.
| Start fair. Easily by lengths. Time. l:O31s
SIXTH RACES years and selling: furlOngs-
| Davis G. Van Kurens b. c. Bounteous by - ,
| 5alore-Abaca. 4. 1o9.--.---.- -tBrennan) le-o
Cresson. l. 1l2. tOloIn} o0
r,dpar Poe p2 (Fsedfern). TO j. Locke, ia
r1a1rnan1 80 TO Broadstreet Ss (Cochran)
1s - ana G 10 s; Talcose, C-andry), and 7
70 < san Luis lo9 Cdilesl IS to and 9 10 l. ana
Father Den (creamer 30 to and 10 70 l. also ran
STAT fair Driving y length. Time 129s. Bannock
vas 50 lame his the post that he was with
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES TO-DAY.
| FIRST RAcE-Three-year-olds and upward selling.
Seven furlongs-
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