New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
PUBLIC FORM A DELUSION.
THE FAvORITES RAN. But NOT RAPIDLY.


FIVE OF THE SIX SUFFERED DEFEAT AT THE
AouEpuCT RAcEs-rHE WINNERS.
Those who make public form factor in their
calculations must have found the racing at Aque-
duct Yesterday decidedly costly. The same old
game OF last one day and first the next was again
In evidence. and 1--WE Of the six favorites suffered
defeat. The to win was Ostler joe IN 'he
closing race and his winning brought little con-
ISOLATION to the losers, as his prce-l to S-although
unusually generous. was little induceihcht u I"
crowd with empty pockets.
The attendance was the poorest Of the week. anu
among the correspondents falling OF was aSo
noticed. a number having started for Saratoga
where the meeting opens to-day.
The first Of the favorites to suffer defeat was ina
in the opening race She seemed completely TO out
class those against whom she was pitted anu
there is question but what. II properly r'ooeh'
she would have won: but j. Reagan VINO was vi
her. failed to show his usual amount OF energy
and she beaten head
Hernia and Montezuma carried the bulk OF the
money bet on the second race but both were
beaten by Tomoka. one of William CORDUROY DaN
string. When the three met on TUESDAY her"a
won easily with Montezuma second and Iom rs,tS
third The change OF 10 form n,,h ILo"s"' '''"'
Hawarden the next Of the good things 70 81 81
last uTGns sG 81 pinned sm s 9 on an ns
Warlike captured the fourth race. and HAIRY
TSs extra the 4sae bp'n Mhc s just
before the first race gift to Ostler Joe lie
can,er The following are the summaries;
FIRST RAcE-Pur.e $500 selling. Five furlones
Maccomter & Cadirans ch LADY Rich%Sn S.aT ny
Kyle Ds,y.Souff Ina los 20 Reagan
.S,a s% JACK b. % k Top S' Tom os nn
Travesiy. s6 ,IIo,hershaID. also ran
Be,tne-Iady Richmond TO and to ); Ina to
and out: Red Top 10 and even
h.su- an
SECOND RACE-Purse 500: for two-year-ods; sen'hg'
Five and one-haf furongs
W. c. Days ch e. Tomoka. by sensation-Couussanade,
rmp,re Stable. b. C. Mcnieauma as ..........,wynnl 2
H. Townscnd. CHI Cassinsal 81 ,.. ,s
Withdrawn a, the postr, ,.,o
Be,tins-romoka 5 to and s TO 5: Montezuma. to
and to o. Cassneai. = to and to g.
Won nv a head: a length and half between second
and third Forest Queen dsocaed her stihe while at
the post and was withdrawn
THIRD RACE-Purse $500. for eyear-olds: selling
mile.
A. Shields b. c Cherrys,one by Hindoo-cherry Rios,
" gen1,ns.s Hsystdca no ~ R sSsss.
Mckee. Ill penn, also also I ,,s;,.
10 ard op oiden NJ Gate to and
Won by short head: four lengths between second and
third.
FOURTH RAcE-purse $500 special weights One mile
W H. Du Boiss warlike by King Erne s,,Un5
re 11,lv y c.. 'C Oh g. c,oid Dollar aged
j. A. Murphys ch. T. Eaufeda. 4. los. .tMcDonough>
Time-l:46h. -
ana ne' ona Esa asds Is io.i out.
Won by a length and a half; thirty lengths between
second and third.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 1900; selling. One and one-eishfh
miles.
J. r. oueieys ch. h. Harry Aionso by Charley HOW
CHARLES saaE Hsass Sr H. Now aged 10.
! A. Murphys b. T. Fiorinda. T. li7.....I Lamey)
Lochinvar. 1O1 wynn, also ran
Time-1:5Sk
Bettine-Harry AionEo. to and 20 3; Now or
Never ii 10 and to S: Lochnvar. 10 and 70 o.
Won by a length: three lengths between second and
third.
Sixth RACE-Pur.e 5000 for maiden 'wo-year-olds:
special weights. Five furongs
Matt Byrnes's blk. ostler Joe. by FresnoIsis,er
Adele Stables b. T. The Kite 1922 .......: .Keefel
carter smiths b. Feliche. 102 (car 1O6i9) PENN
Ia Petite ioc Csheedy) also ran
Betne-Ostler Joe. to and out; The Kite = 10 and
4 10 8: Feliehe. TO l and to g.
by fifteen lengths three parts Of length between
second third