New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
RACING AT AQUEDUCT.
OPENING OF THE QUEENS COUNTY CLUBS
MEETING.


THE TRACK ENLARGED AND IMPRovED-How
THE CONTESTS RESULTED.
The Queens County Jockey Club yesterday opened
It's summer meeting at Aqueduct Long Island.
During the last three months a lot OF work mas
been done by those in charge. Last fail, wnen ~
ran as an OUTLAW" track. 1t had circuit of six
frrIongs but this has been changed. and 1t Is now
the regulation mile. 1t is a little narrow Tor big
fields yet this is in a measure atoned for by the
homestretch. which is full three furlongs In
length Horsemen considered this great boon
after the short run at Brighton and, If promises
are kept. there will be few vacant stalls on the
ground during the rest OF the meeting
The crowd present yesterday was of generous
proportions and. all considered the sport furnished
was Of a satisfactory order The management have
arranged with Brighton people to do away with the
alternate week plan which both hal agreed 10. 1t
Is now proposed open at Brighton on Monday
and continue six days week until August TO-
Aqueduct Will then reopen and race until August
% The matter has been submitted 10 the Jockey
Club for approval
The trouble between the persons who supply the
bookmakers with stationery and slips containing
the names OF jockeys, weights, etc. was continued
S Sng ordered of the grounds cavanssh proposes
carry the case into the courts.
was H1 Practically 9paifii ats gift to Juanita Gnce William
D sn ae S ns ia go hs
distance twice to do il In the irsi try the Judges
an It assh hearty
believed the latter had won In the run on 1t was
sssssa tsy0r;,s s for the 90 third I'D
Eagle Bird brought anoihsr surprise ; in the
the Result and the his o S ss
at and 10 to pserslayer nsss S n seeond me- ana
FOR an explanation: Albert Cooper, who trains the
Version Of the affair the stewards decided to refer
the case to the Jockey Clnb. p,us 49,. ~. ,,,,S
Of & Rnnnss Sack on Buck Knight for the
NTH race. and as the colt won. the winnings went
Winship the hurdle race. which ended I'll, the
known before half the Journey was covered
FIRST RACE-For maidens; purse $780, allowances.
Six furiongs.
SOM yrs, loi n. 'sheedy,
Classons ch Escape g. ics LOG ;c:;
Eufelda. 40 ,McDonoush). and Sleepy Dick. 1903 R.
Retting-Juanita 10 S and / 10 q Escape. to and
8 10 i: Tom Moore TO and TO 8.
Won by four lengths; lengths between second and
third.
Five furongs.
W C. Days oh. (. Emotional. by sensationVKy .,
or. S0 Stables Dr. T. Iorrana Io7 1901
lis @snn' v snaha a.o ss d"ud and
ana 70 s. On eI -TDSs to
.Dead heat: four lengths between second and third
In runon Emotional won by length
THIRD RAcE-THE MINDEN HANDICAP: purse $500.
One and one-eighth miles.
j. belongs b. h; Eagle Bird. by cnance1 locust
on S,SSH Stables b. C. Deer.ayer g. io4
Ta7ssss HsSm s,sns.. liz q R.sssn
and Golden Gate. "a (sheedy). also ran
Be,,ns-Eagic Bird 10 to and to /; Deerslayer to
0 and out. Hermanita- to and TO l.
Won by length; a head between second and third.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 500: penalties and allowances.
One mile.
DAYS ch Sir Francis. by Mr. P i3,1s
W r. Jones' h charade. O. ss Ccar. io2, 80.
Aess Stables %; AsFsi ALSO t.n 'm0n
Bet,ng-sir Francis 3 to and Z to 81 Charade. TO
and to g. Aurelian even and to 3.
by head. lengths between second and third
FIFTH RAcE-Purse 1915; selling. Six furongs
J. belongs br. &. Knight. by Julisn-Floretta,
oneck Stables Dr. c cockade g. ioe lcar. ios 1872:
J. Gritty Co.. oh. g. Gold Dollar aged. ic:.
lls ware 1913 sm anS Me Mah
% u" ''''"'' Time-l:2sA
70 and 5 70 l. Geld Dollar to and 7 to 5.
Won by a head length and half between second
and third.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $500: selling One and one half
miles hurdles.
Wesibrook Stables T. Wpship. by Hidalgo-Nelm
1873 n 1874. tBraziD
p s. p Randolphs CHI. Lafayette. 4. lS5 Gear 1860, .
Hreylng)
Erie Stables b. h. Aloha aged. l5i tDugan
Prmus. AS q. kenny. Bonaventure lab Moore). and
Harry Alonzo. 151 tAllmark) also
Time-25liz.
Betting winshp. to and TO 3; lafayette TO
and 10: Aloha. Z TO ! and TO 2
Won by lengths half furlong between second and
third