New-York tribune., 1902-11-05
THE RACETRACK.
RECORD ELECTION DAY CROWD AT
AQUEDUCT.
SIX FANoRITEs BEATEN-RoSsIGNoL S
FORM REVERSAL-A 500 HORSE
WINS S7OnO

Election DSy racing. comparatively few of
them had profitable days outing Not single
favorite won, and several of the winners were
practically unbacked Things have been going
from bad to worse along this line, until it be-
gins 10 look if there were no such thing as
uublc form any more. Most racegoers will not
be sorry when the season ends on Saturday.
Long shots swept the entire board yesterday, the
winners being Tribes Hill. 60 TO /; Young Hen
~ TO ?; nlyria, 20 to /: Rossignol. TO /;
Rigodon. 10 !. and Early Eve. 5 to L
The horses were not the only offenders who re-
versed their form Jockeys were equal offend
ers Shaw was the most offensive. He rode the
favorite for The Roslyn Handicap, Dom Paul.
who carried thousands of dollars of the pub
lies money. He rode him II he had had a
full meal Of lotus leaves for luncheon, and Dom
Paul was unplaced. In the very next race he
rode Rigodon with excellent judgment. dash and
energy, winning the race by neck by his fine
Anlsh. The stewards have tolerated this sort OF
thing all summer without much a warning
so that it is pretty late expect them 10 sit up
and take notice now Rossignol was the winner
OF the Roslyn Handicap. In her last two starts
she displayed no speed whatever, and. though
she had q deal of weight off yesterday. il was
not enough TO account for her improvement
ReGfern took the track with Northern Star at
the barriers rise, and soon had a lead OF nve
lengths but the field picked him up gradually
and the son of Hanover stopped badly in the
furlOng. ROSSlgnOl
until Clearwater caught her, but the mare came
again with fine courage, and in rousing hnish
beat Extinguisher head, though the two-year-
old would have won n Two more Jumps One
blanket would have covered the first four horses,
the favorite being only head out of the money
: sanford a Sons sold Tribes Hill TO ]. L. Nc
Ginnis for 500 last month at Morris Park. and
yesterday the son Of Cliford-Garoga won the
first race BY an eyelash. and at the same time
won s. 900 in va gers for his owner, for the colt
was 60 TO ! in the betting. He got away abso-
lutey last TO q struggling start, but niue
Creamer rode perfect race and brought him
up on the outside so gradually that ne nad
fine burst Of speed for the finish The first horse
al 60 10 l, the second at 20 to and the
third al 10 TO l. Ascension, the faVorlte, was
practically left al the post and then finished
fourth. she would surely have won with good
NIinder's good ride on Brunswick would have
won the first race had Brunswick been equal to
the task. but he has had hard season and is
probably stale, for he stopped completely after
leading for seven furlongs in the second race
Young Henry then came on and caught Lady
Father Bill" Dalys AQueduct surprise came in
the third race, when ulyTIa, getting away alb
solutely last, slowly picked up the feld and beat
ST Daniel head on the post Fire Eaters last
claim 10 class is demolished by this race, and
Injunction too. proved himself one Of the great
est disappClnrments in the keene stable. II
there is anything in form and shade OF class
Obia should have won the last race, but she was
not in the money, Early Eve and Animosity
having Il all 10 themselves. The latter could not
have lost had Cochran got her away well
Boiesen was set down for the rest OF the
meeting for misbehavior at the post. and F.
II Kelly. owner Of Athlana, was fined S25 for
certain epithets hurled at an assistant starter
who subjected Athlana TO discipline while she
was at the post on Monday.
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACES years ana over. selling flrongs
cilnoF5-saTags, 3 los t-D'- t5 5soott 90 2o-l
5 E5-fE gssg; FySr l1S lls 'Igs5qs5, SsqaI 81 si
The Referee lls Brennan 10 TO and 10 /; Arden
~ cannon 10 70 and 70 !; I1e Dssneer 10
M s5 s5 2 q Il aIa q J5 n 10 2az9y i ilS q
!ol . aleissFsjRgs lis iinight l2 = ana
knarsttas rs Gynel, . ] and TO ]; Justloe liS
Fc) 50 % and - 70 /: Lone FisheTIaan us Red
and s6 10 J. TIlimp los = walsh 100 70 ana 90
70 and N0r2kai9 lY o 9NfFsads3o 10 z ana sns =, 3
s a9 ~ STk Cnsh ~ @ 1As' n Err 10 1 hy - besa 90 Tine
4 as d 'he post S'''' 'S' A''''HS y "7'' -'''s
SECOND RACES years ana over. selling: l-ls mile
a sheds-s b. & Young Henry by Henry
Is5v s5erIiBe q rs - 5facel 2 lS-5 IL
Potsate aged loo.-------.-------eF -eForcep Il 81
Resorse lo5 ctartn1, TO ana t9 |; Brgas@Tiek 5 wick
10 i99as e and 10 70 p M II L G2iems ac "a sS.s g ssf
ssis .as rn. i.ss 5s6 1a6 sfsFt good Driving BY
.---r,-, -. - - Ia = .,,,,onss
i'2 pl1c l'4Iptqsp nira ey sam Lucas
-Itly4s s. .--..-.-.-.--t tc,,s,aMeTy 2e-I 81
Fire Eater ll6 0linder) 70 and 70 /. IntunetioR
p 70 ana 70 J. interval G5oiesen) 25 to ana 10
q J. Sweet Alice Jos Cochran 10 ana 70 /; zap
an Ar4ela l9- - FeateIn9 % ana i q a Il WarieE
~ lct aooenl % 70 ana - % 4 tafi m oI S,,ns e;
- 80 % -, s,s e. 7sesi g II Pey ss Ianderson) 300 10
and 90 "a / aieo rsn start fatr. Driving by head.
Inns I-ls7s-
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