New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
LAST DAY AT AQUEDUCT.
rAvORITES BEATEN IN FOUR RACES.
~u,RApE IEFEATs THE PEPPER-A LARGE
CROWD PRESENT.

.,,RApE 1ErEArs THE PEPPER-A LARGE
CROWD PRESENT
large crowd witnessed the races at the Aque-
.,c, track yesterday afternoon. A band OF music
oSwvened the bettors by playing popular airs. The
"a was the best OF the meeting. Nearly oil the
law bettors are In Saratoga consequently the
s.,sat OF the favortes In four OF the six races
Va. ANYTHING But profitable 10 the professional
,.yers OF odds as every winner was well backed.
=, the first race Galeon was selected as the favorite
18th to against him. the ruling quotation or
~. LAYERS Nightingale was the second choice. at
IN Tom Moore was backed at TO by the
c..vesend contingent. Tom Moore led from nag
s.u 10 finish and beat Galeon four lengths. Night
.,sale vas third. The band played THE Bowcry.
ractotum was the favorite at even money In the
cond race, with Ina warm second choice at
"a Factotum led from start TO finish. Ina was
.cond and Old Dominion third. The band played
.you VIII Never Miss the Water TIL the Well
Runs Dry
The third race was the betting race OF the day.
Marcus Days The Pepper was the favorite at
a Z Charade and Eagle Bird supported at
o. each while Santiago and Stephen j. had fol-
,overs who accepted to l against their chances.
rharaie made the running for mile, when The
pepper headed him for brief period Taral. on
The Pepper nursed his mount for a rush at the
enish but r. Doggett on Charade. was alert and
xhen Taral made play furong from the finish
xoung Doggett with him, that a rafting
snsh ensued. The weight told on The Pepper
,ew Yards from the finish and Charade beat him
. head on the post. stephen J. was third. The
hand played is That Mr.. Rley?
The fourth race the medium OF many tips.
yolley was the favorite at 2 10 /. Every horse in
the race backed to a greater or lesser extent.
me result gave the form players subject for medi
tation. as Sky Blue by half length from
Lady Creenway. Volley third. The band played
Tommy Atkins
The eth race and accepted even money. Mirage
was bet on by some OF the shrewd men who know
vhen to put down their heavy wagers Three 10
one was the average odds against Mirage. Little
Tom carried a lot OF money for the men who follow
the fortunes of James McLaughl!ns horses. The
race caused much comment. as Sheedy did not ride
to orders but devoted his energies TO preventing
Captain r. from running out at the turns. He per-
formed his task we'll and pinched Captain T. so
close 10 the rail IN the homestrstch that Mirage
beat l., both CapSn T ana sy r0m as by yrsa ensn
censed at Shesdy for taxing sucn good care OF Cap;
box ana fined him SO James Mclaughlin scOlded
him for obeying orders. and altogether Sheedy
had a bad half hour. The band played Down
Luke fully who trains ST. Luke has the old vet
+ I'D 9+ sss "a Mount s a, shs
friends have confidence in him ana bet heavily to
ssys 81 YOKE csn Lose e Ms y The
This wound Up ne Aausduc, meeting Another
terysl F. r Clarke Wi viii aid the in
grading the track. The grands,and, win be moved
races from start 10 finish. and many other improve
ments will be made
Here are the summarizes
FIRST RACE-Purse $500; for maidens special weights
One mile.
H. Gipins b. c. Tom Moore. by The Bard- lara.
G p 1nchs S ch e. daleon D. Lesfy
" Jsnnngss sh 9 Nshiincae ..ii: "a; 9Ghns,
ley, also ran ~ e
B.,,,ne-ron Moore 4 to ! and 10 5; 0aeon. 8 to 5
and to 2: Nightingale 3 to and to /.
Won by three lengths lengths between second and
third.
SECOND RAcE-Purse $500 selling Five and one-half
furlongs.
D. Gully Cos b. c. Factoum by The I-r Ts.,.,
., yrs: iTa 10 Ina s WYNN,
r 4 s%A 100 'S o. s 1a p s.o 4s"
Bet,ins-racto,um even and out; Ina : to and out;
Old Dominion. to and even.
Won by lengths; six lengths between secnd and
THIRD RACE-CARTER HANDICAP; pure $500 One
and onequarter miles.
W. r. Joness b. h. Chsrade. by Charaxus.Ada Belle
MsTcS. P sdSh h. The si rspp'r
Eagle Bird. iio wynn and Santiago. 100 penn. also
and % 6 s.spssn "nd and 10 . re Pepper
Won by head three lengths between second and third.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $500: for two-year-ods selling.
Five furlongs.
j. McIaushlins br. y. Sky Blue by rri'tannsily.r
r. Bradley's ch. T. Lady Greenway. O;.....o I~ary,
W g. Days Neiley pS. .............. uteefe, !
Kinr T. i0s i05 PENN; Imposition, o. car oO
Wynnl Cassie Mel. % u,andalD, and Nick johnson
Time-iu3..
Be,inR-Sky blue. to End 2 10 l; Lady Greenway
Gto and TO /; voiey, 20 and 3 to ..
Won by half length; a scant length between second
ard third.
fIFTH RACE-Pursc $500: selling. enc mile.
O. Andei sons b. c. Mirage. by cyclops Hope.
W G balys en- h. captain r. l. 100 .,,, 'IKssets,
Lulu r. 90 wynn: Wariikc io< dIamilton) and ted
Top, ~ (car Oh NandaiD, also ran.
Time-i.tSn
Betting Mirag" 70 and even. Captain r. even ana
10 3. Little Tom. 10 "a md 4 10 !.
Won by half length; "a head between second and
third
SIXTH RAcE-RocKAwAY HANDICAP: purse 500.
One and one-hsls miles over hurdles
]. Tul,s Oh. y. st. Luke ny Do,hcrn'on Mabel.
T. Wnslows b. X primrs 4. i3o ........... NlmarkJ 2
Erie Stables b. l.. Aaho, aged. las ChandisD
Tin~-2 ,3..
betting ~, Luke. 10 and out; Pfmus. b TO and
out; Aaho. 20 and 4 90 g.
Won by half length thirty lengths between second
and third.