New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-15
WINNERS AT AQUEDUCT.
THE RACING OF THE USUAL ORDER
~ur ATTENDANCE FAIR. THE WEATHER DE.
,,ourrrL. AND THE SPECTATORS prx.srn


,,aHrrUL. AND THE SPECTATORS PLEASED
THE racing at Aqueduct yesterday was 81 +hs
.suaI order at the minor meetings. Black Bonnet
ZEN in the FIRST race wynn. who had the mount
~ tho youngster, escaped with a bruised hin
w ,.hn / McCafferty caused the LAYERS Of odd. "a
a,,,e that he Is still IN the ring. as he won two
80 Unity the first race with tho com
.sS,.hs odds OF to against her chances Sun
-. ,,on the last race at to on, which made the
,.vsrs extremely weary 1t will be noticed by
~rs.men who are absent at Saratoga that "Dea-
~, NcCafYerty held both ends against the mid.
az. and landed the coin.' to use one OF the weary
,.vsrs expressions. Charade fell before the su-
.,,or prowess OF John G.. Follansbees Hermanita.
rho Is trained by Albert Cooper.
.nsr the race Cooper said: "Ef dat yer Der
r,urser Fobbs en- de owner OBJ dat mar wins on
AZ we're trac ter day. dem dar ROSTERS wild de
,sncils wud jes er gone broke er Jump der fence
e nebber cum back Frank Clarke's King Gold
w ysIr women. who chartered like magpes and called
either King Gold or SOMEBODY associated with him
the weather was delightful and the spec
,ors we're well pleased at the result Of the races.
t;sre are the summaries:
SUMMARIES OF THE RACES
-,vsr RAcE-Pursc $500; for maiden two-year-olds:
.,ec,al weights: allowances. Five furiongs
j. Mccarerty's CHI s. Unity. by ROssnF,on5cuni:e;
o1S sad br. e. Ben Naiad. io7 o. Reagan
E. " Meines Sr- c King Hero. 100 Gear lo4 ~;
Fred 100 Co.Lesry: Ex To-, 81 SaSrr,ssnS TsTrST
q sssHs Fay o 10a s and Black nssf
s w'' io7 wynn. also ran ,.oau
asuKRDy: Ss TO 10 A ,S .n sS i 10 Ben S''A to
~.n BY a head six lengths between second and third.
p,ck Bonnet fell
.rooxp RACE-Purse $780, for maiden two-year-oids;
.,.cal weights allowances. Five furlongs
Il Hayess or T. Irvana. by Observation-Disclosures,
S MITES SiaS blk Z Rebea. io1 .Hamilion,
xcI pSs D. & 'e Garsan, Mini. H. 81 seedy,
u,-y Rhodes. lo7 q. Lambly) Cutting lo7 1Healy);
Sa' "S' Ia" Time-1 :oas..
s.,ng-Irvana. to and TO 1; Rebea, even and
az: Venta II. 5 to and TO s.
Won by short lengths between second and
~uRD RACE-Purse $500: for two-yearolds: selling.
Five and half furlongs.
&C Days CHI /. Emotional. by sensation0kittie
vS,sn Milers b. c Hereto lo5 Hamilton1
nes DonShues ch Hernia no. 10; q
III Mary Nance. 30 GSwersl; d also ran
is.,,,nr-Emo,ionai to 10 and out; Hereto to /
Nd 10 !: Hernia, to l and to s.
Won by a length: a head between second and third
rorRTH RACE-Purse $500 Handicap. One and one
sixteenth miles
&c. Foansbee'. br. f. Hermanita. by Fresnoasster
10 Jim Douglas. yrs. s5 u. rKeeie, !
cSSa stables Rouh h. GSarsdes g. iea
b sp 70 i Roandsisy. 8 to aHs ana to
Won by head: eight lengths between second and third
WITH RACE-Purse $780, selling Six and one-half fur
~ rIa-ks ch c King Gold by Gold-Princpia-
y Hea ,I vs. b. Campania 8. loo ..G Reaganl
Tpd Burlew's Dr. C. Pay or Play 4. 1902 R Doggeto
lillian 81 (OIeary, Old Dominion 1O3 Sheedy) and
clrus 90 POwer' also ran .,,x
getting-King Gold. To and 10 2; Carnpana- 3 10
land 10 /: Pay or Play to and 10 2.
Won by half a length; length between second and
eira.
EXTH RACE-Purse s4o0 allowances; selling One mile
J. J. McCafierty's ch c. Sun Up. BY Buchanan
Sunlight 8 yrs, JOG 10 Ter. I'D :tOvertonp
xchae Paddens b. Jack the Jew g. III. thanll,Sy 2
j. sheridans Oh. c. Truepenny g. TO- '..'Sheeds'
Time-1:45.
R4,,t,e-Sun Tn 10 5 and out: Jack the jew. 10 o
ard out: Truepenny 10 and 3 10 s.
Won by lengths; lengths between second and
third.