New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-02


Those who anticipated sensational racing at the
getaway day Of the Queens County Jockey Club
meeting at Aqueduct yesterday were disappointed,
for four OF the six favortes finished in front.
The weather bGlmy ard summerlike, and the
attendance was about the average. The first
had a nasty look, which caused considerable talk,
and the last race was a practical gift 10 Tugai
Bey who away with flying start, which
deprived any of the others Of any chance to win
brackets contemplated coup had been ar
ranged. and IL only by the merest chance that
somebody did reap harvest. In the Flushing
Stakes mile and seventy yards. Ethics and
NANCY We're taken out leaving animals
OF various sorts as contenders. Intrusive was the
logical favorite. his price starting at evens and
closing 2 10. The Puritan. Roysterer. Barbara
Frietchie and Fatalst the most fancied Of
the others. Alsike receded Is TO l TO 20 to l.
while Fonsoluca. who has been shoOing in horses
this track for the entire meeting, opened at 80
10 !. and at post time 100 10 l was to be had all
over the betting ring
Il was said that the betting Fonsoluca
done SO quietly and systematically the layers
OF odds were not a bit frightened, and accepted
the small wagers Il they had been made by
''pikers'' who were taking a forlorn hope OF re-
cruting their losses the last cay of the meet
ing But when the barrier up those who
had wagered their money on the 100 10 l chance
could no longer conceal their happiness. Intrusive
the favorite is notOrousy slow in getting into
his stride. and does like TO have a Jockey
assist him hurry him IN any way. The result
was that. getting of in front, Intrusive immedi-
atey fell back into last place. Roysterer was of
like the wind. with The Puritan second and Fon-
soluca third
At the quarter Fonsoluca had stuck his head ia
front. and running the public had not
him devour space in many day. FonsOuca
continued TO lead right up to the last few jumps.
coming along with gigantic strides, moved down
MS NEG as tan wheat Topics over IN harvest
the finish and Intrusive won driving nearly half a
stili az as good as 20 70 could have been received
against Fonsoluca for the place, so that the coup
did not wholly miss fire.
A KNOWING FISHERMAN
The annals OF the turf have illustrated the fact
that some animals knowing creatures. and il
has been said Of some OF them that when the ger
eraI public puts too much money upon them in the
ring they Immediately back up and decide that
they will that day The exhibition made
by Lone Fisherman in the opening race, at seven
furlongs. bad that sensible people put their
OF dissatisfaction. Lone Fisherman, who Is said
Sc ve tbaf he vas returned winner yesterta
5s Us the 1ogtcsi fs1oT1ra and as Sior3 "a re
mount. he was backed with confidence all over the
ring. This Candlemas. Eyangeline colt was off in
front and before, the held had travelled furlong
that something was the matter belabored the
ore engsseraS tre4 he urss surfer;- utI eo TN
himself 10 victory at the renunerative odds Of
Mund third Even the despised ArbitratoT. at so
The nYe IuTlong race TOT tWo-y brought
out field Of nine. Of which Blue Delft the
who won from Joe Cobb by half length. with
Niaxus only head away Joe Cobb seemed TO be
not help him much.
ODOM WINS AN EXCITING BRUSH
Cervera. the plucky son Of OddfelIow-FIennirea
was asked TO shoulder I2s pounds in the handicap
holt
doom had a conditioned animal under him this
time and he after exciting brush with
Margraviate. who also withstood fierce drive Ike
5hree engRs BACK MeissTsngeT has run Ms So 'H c6
slstently IN the meeting that ne was made ODDS
winners. OF we'll the favorite within striking
drive by half a length from shandonneid. with
Lock Two lengths back third Fried krupp re
The last race was for maiden two-year-olds and
managed TO last long enough to win by three parts
Of length Colgny finished strongly in second
an equal favorite with Tugai Bey. was off badly
The trainers, Jockeys. animals and owners turned
1o%aTd Morris Park at the close Of the The
begin AT that track tomorrow. The chief feature
cap for Which Wacoor spced fo be- the
favorite. The summaries:
FIRST RACES years and UP: selling: surlonss.
ST betting Fl.
Kard 5osfFsi: 81 H8sf Maj Ride by Sy
g s;s; 8: H aass : s$5s Il
hTPT iSe 10 Po9s ss 30 p to and to l. 10 % m
200 70 Broadstree ~ cichaesj 60 to and % to l.
Msgnetis ~ Galy 10 to and /. and Lone Fisher
Easy; lengths Time. 1880.
ssESSoN SI RAcE-2year-Qasi selling; furlongs
. n cars Gh c. WaTte Nicht. by Fonso
Na1us o5 l1 14is5, u q
as Is Ea ss 80 % % G s5s 20 to and 20 L M Is
II ana TToreste lo7 suIn ms TO and
l. also ran Start poor. Driving y length. Time
THIRD RACE-a-year-olds and upward; handicap: 0M
B walters oh, G. cervera. by odd
FF ss5s {Io r. s75ssss;sS ii q
Eddie Busch III cvonderly). . to and to l. Alard
Burns 25 to j. Roas io5 renh 52" Is 10 %
70 and s,e1i 5Snf F g ayers 200 to and 100
a.s9 ran start good Driving BY y length. Time
FOURTH RACE-THE FLUSHING STAKES: s-year-
: q 1ios c and upward; l mile and 20 yards.
MeddeT@FToc Grace. aged tbs odo6 ny 80 IA
Barbara FrecSe : ioi lIno Issea} iosi 81
eThi,e, and to 5: The puritan. los Mie IT,
70 ai'O Start Driving half length Time
FIFTH 155o RAcE-syear-ods non-~inners at meeting
a ws az %oE5h's b Mestersinser. by
f sssst 49, cP ,Ss5, ri
Nevs.Am.s ste lO2 CBrien) 60 to ana % 70
kS s59s' los go rsa isas5d 100 FRED
ye % 70 e aSa Hours f. 81 A5 6o s 81
and RAM G s9q9 I II io2 iisaaeis %
g eiN T. R sASI.M Maiden zsarolas furonss
s ssii:'Tl ...e lo::: 5s:: =, =?