New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
THE RACETRACk.
RrRNS CAPTURES THE JOCKEYS HON
ORS-BOBBINET PLEASES THE
long SHOT PLAYERS.

Man, interesting features marked the tenth day
n racing at the Aoueduct track. T. Burns was
n superb riding form and out o. I'VE mounts
brought home three hrsts and one third rather
-'I2u'' DAILY Ela6dened the hearts and iatened
the uocket books Of large numbers OF players OF
lorg shots fjv winning place money with Boobinet
in the fourth race. Bobbiuet was beaten for first
houors by the shortest OF only, and II he had
won many bookmakers would have been IN neeu
OF strong stirulants. Bobbinet a winner would
have been one the most successful coups OF the
season. Ethics, at l5 70 T. and Dark Planet at 80
10 ] and better won their respective races on the
opening day II the AQueiuct meeting. But they
were not wei liked by those who are numbered
among the players Of long shots. and the dollars
vaeered on the chances Of those HOSES were le"
as oon7Tarcd with The ponderous rolls cf green
hacks Of various denominations that were bet on
Rotbinet. Robbinst g. not a rsWo2@"d IooAll'
fllv She has dainty feet, well built body ana
q rleasng head. There may be worthier daush-
ters Of Inverness and Boise than she. but she ran
yesterday as if she wanted make sure Of Win
ming honors 1t was her second start heT llis'
appearance in public was a few daTs ago. "heh
she met Bersor 1rst Alan. Red knight and others
IN that race she had good start. but flAlshed IN
the ruck. That race evidently made her less uInu'
or else she Is an exceedingly knowing brute
Some horses are gifted with wonderful amount
of gray matter. They seem 10 know what IS taxing
place in the betting ring. When they are at re-
ro,1nerative odds and when the people who pay
fbetr board bills valet bills and other bills and
the friends Of these people have waGe-ed on their
CHARGES they are then sure that after the summer
the winter viii again. and silence VIII reign
at eqUedGct. They be about the business OF
their owners and hackers especially. 10 keep the
wolf from, the door of their masters and friends in
the wintry days. All greenhacks do not LOOK alihe
10 horses nor do rhey to b0okmake.s- As in every
oiher game Of chance. there Is wise EnG ulWis"
money Bobbinct may be of The knowing
misses And. though present she is far from
heinC anywhere near STAKE class and unfit to be
dressed in the purple robe of princess Of the
running turf, she should be adorned ia te green
that her hackers piled on her yeste~ds-tke green
the bookmallers generally get in sumner, TO be
saorn Of in Wall Street tn the winter
IT was only a contest for maiden 1wo-year-olcs
an five furlongs that I3obbnet came near winning
Tie opening betting against her chances Was 81
10 / TO win 70 20 ! for place and TO for third
So fast did the wagers her pile up that she
went to the post 10 TO chance. Creamer was IN
the saddle. She got of well and. turning into the
stretch. she in second place. neck behind
Prodigal Son, with Burns up. From the turn INTO
the stretch to the finish Prodigal Son and she
were almost on even terms the former gettlhg ms
nose home first a length and q hElf benlnQ Ire
a better start Epidemic might have won. How
ever, the chances Of Epidemic appeared 70 be eA-
Prodigsi SON a hay colt by Luke 1seclhu-a AID
Giuccioh was entered 10 he sold for So
sum Or. J. Grant Lyman was over OF me
Packers OF fagcrttes found njtle r~oet in the
results Of the contests Drl, two favcIties scored
first brackets. The suCcee.fGI la-Oritss were J.
Toden's Rosetint ia tle second and Il T.
Griffin's Vassal Dance - tho sixth race. Il waa
the opinion Of some racing men that trif1 had got
another good colt bg purchasing Frodlg&l Son out
II the second race Roset:r,:, the feet footed
daughter Of Hastings. and Lady Rcse:-ary. showed
clever style She has started four times. and has
Yet been beaten Soon after the start she got
in the stretch for tie coveted frs hcnors. but
the best he could 60 TO finish secG1d. length
Of a. 10 "a M FTE
fancied by many persGTs for place. Get away wei!
but quickly TOOK a rear pa zee IN the stretch he
1Tle, a5 10y % ne I IS e si tso ,s471 1 a Ts s
head OF the stretch in the first race, and claim
Of foul was made. i nol allowed. i said
that Ceneseo. with II. Cochran up. suffered more
Than any other horse ii the Crowding a. the turn
Geneseo finished sixth.
The summaries follow:
FIRST RAcE-aares: years ana over: selling: 54s fur
ST betting p
J. E AlcDonala's b. Z. Temp.etOn, by 81
slss se'iGs5aaeas,' Hs5r'sss 3 : ''' assssi:
Alpaca, e1 cIccsne-tH). 90 to En9 10 70 !: staTy
worth. 80 &C ThompsclJ, u tc a11 - l F -abet 1
S io6 oyhe2 ags = . i-la and 3 70 t Queen
white Owl - d7edferr1. 70 and % !
sa GSasse vo Tie II H 5 o sE ~ 70 oo @ FINE 70 d 'o
SECOND RACE year-oics: 4is furlongs.
}. F7oden's ch z Rosetint. by Hastings
Aroafross Aroia7ss i'issl'--s sI2ri ii IS
TuEai Bey. Iseifern) 2al Il
craachsn 1e1 d4 Cocare7). 80 . and 10 70 j Back
Number. 9s shea, 30 % aaa 10 - / Joe Cob. 1ol
poor. time. O:seAs.
THIRD year-olds and up. handicap; furlorgs
J. Fltzsiul-no7s e Co.'S b. =. Rocky BY
clT7rd '-..lns' ,sa s. io2 ~ @ @G7e2key 81 10
t,onte1d. Z. .5r Buras) 81 10
Fair Kneht % u Michaels1. = 70 and to /. and
erTins sy hall ieasth star poor Tire ga.