New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
FAVORITES In FRONT.
FOUR YIN At AQUEDUCT.
Il Good Day for the students
Track Record Broken.


Track Record Broken.
with only three days remaining of the present
RAGS meet Of the. Queens County Jockey Cluo at
Aausduct, It is beginning TO look as tnousl - -s
booknaEing industry is nos what X was IN @ -. -
fashioned days Of Guttenburg and Gloucester ms
cact has been brought home torcloiy 10 soA4e %
,,ua who began the season with ideas OF an opnleht
future. and there are vacant places no" i' 80
circle OF stools under the shed at AqueoucI Poi
this season Of the year, when greater alioF H.
siwavs made for the erratic equine teihpeIdille
Scrsas have run remarkably true to form, ano lhe
faith which has been reposed in them mas no' Olle
been betrayed Z MS rather unusual ana hIsea90i0
bic consistency sustained at the track yes.Il
5av when four horses whom at least heli OF lhe
xx thousand students had pinned their hopes came
home IN front Of their fields. The other TWO WIN
,7ers were not permitted TO run wholly unsuppoi .eo'
and altogether the players had prosperous gay
against the layers
Smiths Grand Opera TO defeat YellowtaiL New
York Homestead. Flying Buttress and EaTly I've
TIE Watercress horse made second cholce
and the t-vo finished a they were played Ihe
race was handicap at six furiongs, ard the pace
ser rrorn tne fan Of the timers flag until the hnsh
was fast enough TO lower the track record Tor the
distance two-flfths OF a second. 1t was Formerly
us 2-5 and was held by Newton Benningtons
J<iIogran Shaw took Grand Opera out at the start
10 make a winning Of it at each furlons pole
n-d although New-York came Up TO his saddle
s7r+h once on the far turn. he soon tired ano
dropped back Waterbury, on YeDowtails delayed
his ride until the leader had opened up Dig gap
and although the big Western horse came very
fast and closed perceptibly under the boys urging
he could not overhaul the flying black colt VINO
won with something 20 spare by a length and
half New-York vas Eve lengths away ano was a
very tired horse
= Burlew's black hlly Agnes Brennan, With
O'olen IN the saddle. robbed the Qzone stakss; s
interest might have possessed had she been with
T6 92iza Sf ronx Bpnee2e wizard end ES
tralaT with cofsnInate ease ano "oh pLlTI LIZ ~ ~
Tsig foug6' It opt for 5f I paSS cb me on the baci
ing e% Si r' royses ~ ever from the outside and
crossed Min.ler who was on Ninepin close TO the
fPfs Te 5 edt hd Tes @ RB9 RosefR BY Has
7i1gs-Rosen1arS res1tio ne a @ @g'itls b1 ssa9If1
aFay from dozen more or less talented sprinters
N @ 5s an 9a 3 way TaSs stng hnThs R 1' @ sest Alice
Futurta the fayoTife IGI seoFnr enc p5se manner IN
which he rode Kingraine 10 victory in the second
SehfF f3 e 5qh n tron6e nPF LI0 IN shaking of their
opponents when The time came
SUMMARIZES
FIRST PACE-Handicap: : years and over: furlonsz
GR'''inf7 81 fi.
I 5::s s:ss::s Il
FIXES IS & 1o5 c5tn9er Il ,5s 70 = ans sn fry s i
Tvs. 4 % o.. callahan z 70 sBa to L also ran
sD-c,yD RACE-seIng: 8 years and over; furlonsz
g;o5lis59SS lis5S TsEl:,5s HsTs:, iSE -
Sorthbrook g. iOe.-.............CGannOn)3 6-i q
Cloche dor 5. e5 u Jonesl, 20 to AID to l; King
s l2o 0odoTae 70 and 70 EoiIn 115 tH Mches;sl
j. sad 5a 1 70 ]: shorsR I95 d4sse 10 70 a.d 70
lipaea aess aged Io5 "A e Socsferty) 50 to 20
sn5 Cincnnatas 8 81 G6c5overnl. 20 eHd 70 l.
slso ran Start good Won easily. Tine l p
THIRD RAcE-Mares years and over: 81 turionss
). Boden's en-. f Rosstint BY Haasstings
szs.1 Eiss ,ss5:5, q
& Ha a :. d ICE oRs @ 5aG555 i5e s5 20 3 9, {
5sS ~ "a 9o . and to |: Isscen III Cshea 90
. 70 = T0Es 40 s. & 60 I so to ana 10
Princes Tgs2s sls3 eo 3 5 Won EASILY Tine io7s
t,orRrH RACE-ozoNE STAKES: 2-year ods; A fur-
longs
EHaau 5s3i5Ss4I iS3Ss3 Il :
sS4I9s sSHsDins se 1os cy lEeTson) 2-1 2-5
ruoevIe 10 Codo 30 e and 10 to /; Wisa7d l95 q
tianno1) TO ana @ . = 5o7 = ~ Fmrn5 to snd 211
= ana also % -aa 4 sia-f god easily. Time, o-'.
FIFTH RAcE-selllng: years and over; fuFi0ngs.
= = Smiths B. c. Lord Turcc, by Lord ,
f5srtingta ar ngtan-Tgroek, 5. 60. Desoq1a2 q 81
Pitt F2jtts 3 5,1 a dzsaok5 81 2-i
yIvisri 4 1oe dFarey1 go 70 an3 - 70 1 Ara5- 2
1S<Css+1 % "a and to /; Arnte 8 l1a Daley
Plush 5. 1ES q Nlartlil' % %
ana 20 70 ]; oRelly ; lo4 q E3gTTs y 20 - ana a..
Colonel Rorer 8 CtcCloskey}. 80 = ana y 20 -
Clavno-e % 90 'I5rienl 100 &c s l.a 100 frefO
- s-s 10 3: >. 1o9 (SInoerl. 70 sl . 70
S.S..,t,- z oe (Seat. J and y TO l. ene oHoE.
Callahan. TO J ana . 70 - @l70 @A--
sfs,-, sTs-I soo5e e ! Won easily Tilae. i-2sas
erxTs RAcE-afaiden 2-yea--olds: 4l4 furionss
% > 4-,s-es hr 2 Julia II. by Harvest ,
- Ssota' io5c.(55 o2aa9ss} s8Fss - -
-S1a9713 .
&c z-f.esse Jos OXEN. 20 and TO l. Moorhen
.a5 fFsS@erSS Is 20 and and Aata1Eoras lVS q
sfsrfirl so u J au5 J. also ran start good- Won