New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-20
RACING AT AQUEDUCT.
,,oRroNs PECULIAR RIDING LEADS TO
HIS SUSPENSION.
.oxr ONE APPARENTLY TAMPERING WITH

-our ONE APPARENTLY TAMPERrNG WITH
yocKEYs-REsULT OF THE CONTESTS
A., unusually large crowd witnessed the race.
=. Aoueduct yesterday afternoon. Riley Grammar
"a william Wallace graced the track with their
n.snce Riley Grammar bet heavily as the
.u.s,,ct betting would permit four races and
On all OF his bets. An alleged jockey named Hor-
-, caused rumpus by riding Unity the favorite
=. .ne frs; race in such a fantastic manner tina;
,".,,v was badly beaten, the distance that sepa-
,.S him from Larissa the winner exceeding the
,1..snce by which the favorite generally beaten
- .teerlechase. Steward Burke summoned ]. J.
,,.rsrerty. the owner OF Unity; Frederick Beew.
~ trainer and Horton the alleged jockey. i'm
s,ately after the race. explain. X possible the
...a. Of Unity. McCaffer:y said he bet $500
- Bellew said: Il am as greatly surprised
- orvhodv on the racetrack at the 6isgraceful
Liza, OF Unity" prompt investigation OF some
~. rncuorandums OF the layers OF odds did not
..,oss ANYTHING unusual Horton suspended
80 inc case referred to the Jockey Club. with a
,se, that hts license Jockey be revoked.
IN ,he second Horton had the mount on
pounde,av and gave amazing exhibition OF In
.-netence which caused another uproar. Al
S,rh Roundelay finished second the manner in
h,ch Horton rode her caused everybody to make
n.-ks II is possible that Horton is wholly in
.,une;ent but II ne IS 1t is singular that such
sn-swd energetic. sagacous horseman as Johh D.
,,.canerty bet heavily on Unity
s-,shosv told Steward Burke that J. Levy was
..en talking 10 Horton before the races and laid
= large amount against Unity through an agent
., the betting ring Nj. Levy conclusively estao-
r.hss an abb. a. lie did not arrive at the track
III the horses were at the post in the second race
r.. certain tina, somebody is tamperng with some
:, the Jockeys and Steward Burke is trying MS
hest 10 And out who il is The leading men VINO
,x against the horses say that the crooked WORK is
S.,s bv the agents OF pool:ooms in other cities
no Of a "
-ssn time the stewards should decide every case
.Ss; comes before them strictly accordns 10 NE
yulss They should impose heavy mes ior Assaults
ia other violations OF decency Everybody that
e pun shed has the right of appeal 10 the stewards
=, the Jockey Club. consequently the allegeu ue-
Ssouents have every opportunity TO prove their
n7 ss-s Sa some misunderstanding about the call
,pe in OF owners and trainers badges yesterday
sf:ernoon Thomas Riley the chief OF the man man
,ssze when he said The Jockey club collects
: percentage Of the purses and receives various
ever rule Of racing but this badge business is
Sss dn G df furnish ney 10 facing ans association With
A printed list OF all registered owners, trainers
ssss Of a he Taceack9 that are Controlled or
uhaer Jockey Club license. and that would save
e' zee sims won Two races yesterday There
has hen 5 ss S 0 Fn ss Shan OF as w
a longer stirrup ana sits back in his saddle and
S STsS his mounts wi;hers n extremely short str
rups He rode a driving finish on Mirage yester-
y.
STYLE from that Of las; YEAR.
Summaries:
Tive furlongs
Il Du Bots. Oh f. Iarisss. by Linden-L La.tts
Ne stables Blk !: san,uzza 100 (sheedyi
B.adyt ~ Mar Ta'Gs n,st o. a. nort %%eTS and
xiHe l. 100 CBasse'. r ais Ta oa..
Betting-Inrissa to : and s. santuzza. 10 I
ar to /. Mary Nance. x to and s TO
Won ny head; a length between second and third
SECOND RACE-Purse $500: Tor ,hree-year-ods selling
and one-haf furlongs.
De Longs br & Souvenir by Lelaps-Bele ., NJ;
oxx Oh + Roundelay. Horton,
s,se; & B9 ,C5 Green 100 ,os 30 shed Shesav
Vent iOT Sims and Ruby. lol CGarrigan). also ran
ps,,ins-souvenr to and to Rounaelay. to
and TO 3: Bowling Green. 20 and to J.
Won by a head. a neck between second and third
THIRD RACE-Purse s4co: allowances. One mile.
Adele Stable. b Aurelian. by Sir Modred-Aurea;
r IS cars :: h. Kinsle. : III 6 5shssdy,
Annie bishop lo4 Cleefe and FlOrinda 81 tear 1922
wynn. also ran
.1a s S s5h g. to to and 70 N''s'''
Won by length. a head between second and third
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $500 year-olds penalties
Five and one-half furlorss.
W c. Dalys CHI f. Emotional. by Sensation KITE
j arsnss ch crimea % Leary)
oaansy. .; cear. oail!r Oyynai; also ran
Time o"i2
Fptting-Emotional. 10 and Crimea. @ TO 8 and
10 g. Fred Train. IS 20 and to /
BY q neck. four lengths between second and third
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $500. selling One and
teenth miles.
C Andersons b. c. Mirage by Cyo.ops-An Hope
T fsu-lsw's gr sir Dixon IT, g. 0G ..... 20 Lesry>
) De Longs b. Z Queen Bess T. l02 (Wynn) 3
King Paul lCT Powers. also ran
Tme-l:5Oi.
Betting-Mirage and Sir Dixon. tr, IL 10 10
ara out: Queen Bess. 3 10 and even.
Won by a short head lengths between second and
third
SIXTH RACE-Purse $500; selling. One mile.
J De Longs b. h. Eagle Bird. by Chance-I.ocust
Room yrs 100 n. ......................f Wynn
Whites b. h. Chiswick. .. .tSheedyl
p rratey's Panwsy. g. 100. $500. (keefe) J
Roller iO7 Sims and Rose Howard. 100 (o'Leary).
Bet,.nx-Ease Bird . and 3 70 g. Chiswck. 1 20 !
and wen: Panway. S 70 ! and . to .
Won by two lengths four lengths between second and