New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-30
THE RACETRACK.
COCHRAN, LEFT AT POST, is SUSPENDED
BY STEWARDS.
REAL AQUEDUCT wEATHER-POoR START
ING CAUSES COMMENT-ONLY ONE
FAVORITE IN FRONT DUR
ING THE DAY.

1t was real Aoueduct weather yesterday at the
Long Island course. Jamaica. where racing is
conducted at present. Leaden clouds promised a
downpour any minute, and as the afternoon ad-
vanced the breezes from the nearby bay were
chilling and uncomfortable. 1t was like the weather
experienced in most OF the meetings at that track
last year-the sort that few men like 20 go out in
and in which even animals become surly and I'M
manageable. The attendance in consequence was
much lighter than usual.
In keepng with the weather, the favorites were
bowed in regular order up 10 the last race.
Singularly enough the only first choice 10 WIN
brackets in the afternoon was Mamie Worth. in the
race for maiden two-year-olds. Mamie Worth won
last week but was disqualified for swerving all over
the track the finish. She ran more kindly EesteF-
day although she showed disposition 10 swerre
into the rail the first and fell back into the
ruck Entering the stretch. Garrigan. her puglilstc
rider saw a chance TO cut in near the rail. and
Mamie Worth coming along with fine burst OF
speed eventually rather easily by two lengths
Impetuous. finishing well, secured the place py d
nose on the post from George w Dasch.
COCHRAN CRITICISED BY STARTER
The starting by Cassidy in the last few days has
been ragged and irregular, and the complaints have
heeo freauent and noisy. Favorites and well
backed animals to be the worst sufferers In
the second race yesterday francesca oelonelis ~
c F Dwyer was a heavily backed faVorite al Z 10
! According to rumor the friends OF the D"Sel
stable backed the colt freely, and that portion OF
the public which follows form as shown in races
did the same thing. When the barrier Went up
Francisco was standing still, and before cochran
could get the colt TO going the DINERS were wen o'
their tourney and Francesca had no chahce 10
e,isb IN fbe first three. Clonme- the property OF
Davtd Gideon was off flying, and with the ad-
vantage remained il front TO the emu "ie
easi,, by TWO lengths. The race caused much ugly
talk IN the stands. paddock and betting ring
While The spectators were sun Missing louIiulS.
-aseid1- the starter. came across the track ana
went into the judges stand. He is SAID 10 nave
complained vigorously at the conduct OF soie u INK
5oclevs and when asked regarding Cochran, cas-
sidv said that when the barrier was raised Coci on
had a clear field before him. that nothing was IN
his way and that there was no excuse TOT ms se'-
ting away so badly. Later the stewards OF 'ne
voee,ing y ] DH-yer, ". S. Nosburg ana FRANK L.
Clarke suspended Cochran and. according 10 rulnoF'
a further investigation may be mace. -. .ba
me me none they felt better after the fifth
race Ethics. the winner OF the 1i, and set
~fy vards Cochran was alert this time; and get
t Il The bomesfretch was reached where he sent
him the wire in clever fashlon ;.d =. I,orite
but Ethics won in drive by nan leg., , 5ed
y was contender until the stretch, where she qed
awsy hut finished third, two lengths back Of kilo-
gran ram aor,,- named lack De Mund was the favor
ite the opening race but out 10 nGInihg fhree
fenptbs Marothen was second, and Locket, at the
remuneratiye odds of 40 to l. was third beaten Only
by neck
ANOTHER FAIR FILLY SHOWN.
~ r,,,;rr,or showed another fair two-year-old
a the third race at four and one-half furlongs
LADY Alhercraft. by Albert-lLady Craft, opened IN
The betting at u to l. but was bached GOWN u
: 70 when the youngsters were sent 10 tie Posr
F-lcrestan and Kennard were almost equal FAVOR .
ties hut Florestan never showed any speed anu
fnished in the ruck Lady Albercratt was IN d
prominent position throughout and won easily oS
a length Kennard second and Adele fialuliis
,.,al,o5 from, 100 to TO 60 to l. was third Lazy
..,o.. ,,.es aprared to be sold for $500 and her
or,,er was compelled 10 bid s2.6o5 TO retain her
7 Aste bid on the FLY Sc It was costly race
toT MI staHaT stakes furnished exciting strug
gle between April Shower and The Puritan Appaa
iI6"neh closely pressed throughout by The Purioah
The colt ia as BSrf nng e Rt third
lengths further back Burns. the rider OF b, ne
Psr r not e a1ioWed TO Impartial witnesses it ap
peared If Booker rode 6e PEI The A bbeT nriSed
Sookeg. Who win for W G. whitney in this
Country this summer The track was fast me
summaries.
FIRST RAcF,-selline; years I furIongs.
C 81 s.
H. s:ss ss'' :::,.: = $
is5cei, B CCreamero 40 III
,s SsT De A anG i0s e s5s a5Sa' 70
Gst Sas,l los 10 to and 3 10 10 BRISK liz
G 1.a IS S and 100 10 20 1a
Gand 70 70 to i and also - I ran fhd q
1iSeT 4lS loo 70 left post Start fair
Easily by , lengths Time li26As'
SECOND RACE-3-year-olds. 81 furlongs
D. Gideen's b. ClonmeTl. by His High, +,
rd ssssR Ra.sl i6s gv ssSss5, =
ia Se 3 70 fan sas 10 IL eo1an
Knight q s1SEdon dci GsiS 6 9 90 to
Eve iich3eis 80 20 and 10 10 ;o Eo1 K, IN
oSgm ~ &c "a, s4 also TO 4a ana start peo !y By
lengths Time. LOTS.