New-York tribune., 1895-08-13
POOR OWNERS AT AQUEDUCT
SHERIFF BAKER TO ENFORCE THE LAW.
WELL CONTESTED RACES OVER HEAVY TRACK

WELL CONTESTED RACES OVER A HEAVY TRACK
THE WINNERS
large crowd was present at the Aqueduct
yesterday afternoon Cooling breezcs from Jamaica
raw made the grandstand a paradise when
pared with the kiln that serves as grandstand at
brighton. Notwithstanding the heavy showers Of
the morning. the track fairly dry In the
stretches but heavy and holding the turns.
steward Burke's alertness at Brighton plainly
,perceptible in the racing at AQueduct yesterday.
lrhe smart set OF racing manipulators have as
icsrta!ned that they have not hoodwinked or fooled
Steward Burke. Some OF the 20 betweens who have
been the messengers between the betting sheds and
!the paddock have departed hence and the race
tracks in this neighborhood will know them
more. The Emma races were Investigated because
remarks made through spite that the persons
who be; on Emma In her first would have 10
settle after the When Emma won long
odds in her race on Saturday II was perfectly
right and just that explanation should be made
about the alleged remarks by the owners OF Emma.
The Jockey Club stewards have removed the sus-
pension OF Welsh. and that jockey may ride again.
sheriff Baker. OF Queens County. Is determined
official and is resolved enforce the laws in rela-
ZION 10 betting to the letter OF course everything
illegal has been suppressed at Rockaway and other
nlaces in the county. and the diligent Sheriff is
not going TO permit any tampering with the law at
,Aqueduct. Here are the rules OF betting a Aqus-
duct:
No priees he shown.
No prices called out
No money exchanged in or out OF envelopes.
No commissioner employed to receive money.
Beors must stand the ground chairs or
stools Any who disregard this will be stopped at
i.al tracks
The foregoing Sheriff Bakers Robert
rPlnkerton has charge at Aqueduct. and posted the
rules before the racing began. When Robert Pink
sas sa1n hat the law is adhered to and spS the puSc
'proiecea. 20 ~, . ., .,u u. ..
On Which materially aected he arac a"y
,iveness Of the racing Old Dominion gave the bet
tors bad haf-hour after the first race. he
from fagfall 10 finish The odds against Old Do
9I1 were % TO- m wsqs sheensn hss1S at K
rs she1bsn Was second lfIs & in
;Onal at to won the second race s., by length @
on won the third race by. nearly two lengths from
i2s n9Ts s TlS las, nsSssa
70 !. carried lot Of money in the fourth race race
Ss at Bes 80 Won easily BY
odsn Gate spsSTa0n by was Se as ae + spes pos
Cn tut Of the race in he % net bans
finish in the future Mirage won the fifth race east
E " Nas se over . at even money against his Chances
Kinglet, who has regained his old-time FORM was
B. at the same hguTes the medium Of plunge
y ss.p pe from va B. MaTsha Was poor third
Nobody seems. to know why W, Corroded ID, Daly ,ty
ss 3e ponr 80 uc every rSube e at the and
variab finishes last Perhaps the man srn 81 many
accusations desires 10 poster the starter here are
ihe summaries.
SUMMARIES OF THE RACES.
FIRST RACE-Purse $500: selling. Six furonss
R 4. Smiths eh. od Dominion by Dry Isbs.sS Mos9
% 7 Puisifers ;, C. Governor sheehan. 4. llo::;
d Hsrin.s b. Bel Dsmonio. lIo 20 sBaS1d %Tn,,'
los S ecss ss aaa cson o7 % s
go,
snss ID b0mr' ana 10 'G Bel penosio bsn 70 to and
Won oy a length and . half: half a length between
scond and third.
SECOND RACE-Purse $4oo for two-year-olds; allow
ances furlonss.
" c. Day.s eh. + Emotional by sensatonGKity KITTY
xsi; KieIsyTi Bsrnes9s Gs Sa G. o.ier joe
1 ~4liss 4Soins DIX rs wSnn HSSfa 20 king
Glamon Terror III iGs e. Brown a Fnnesan mo
Hag fn3 100 SaRns R Dosgesn ~ and 1@rsa ic2
.he c s. RSsa ana spa sSfn o'e' 0
Won by half length three lengths between secod and
third.
, .sHIRp RACE-Purss $500: handicap. One and one-sx
teenth miles
Adele stables: Aurean by str Modred1A.rsS 7sSscSS;
A. sheld's B. h. Logan aged iie.... 6ys. Soysr,on,
r. Bradleys ch. s. Ciarus 90 .'.'...''''o heary
ana 1s 4 GaSs and S'a e o. i"s'" to
Won by a length and a half: twelve lengths between
second and third.
FOURTH RACE-Purse 800: selling One mile
J. De Longs b Queen Ress by Kinsl!keyMs,
w c Daiv's ch c Golden Gate. g. 9l....... (Keefe)
.R. A. Smiths br T. Curious B. SIS (car "op, ..;.n
Cherrystone, tol oLearl; spri's 20 Finneran'' and
Speculation. io4 ,R. Doggetp also ran
Tme--i Al.
Henr-Queen Bess TO and TO D; Golden Ga'e'
% | and TO .: Curious. 10 10 and to J.
Won by two lengths; a length and half between
second and third
Frf~rH RACE-Purse s4oo for three yearolds epeciai
weights: allowances One and, one-eighth miles
&C Anderson's b. c. Mirage. by Cyclops-An HOPE;
NJ cip,n's b. c. Tom Moore. Jos .'sneedy>
II De Longs g Souvenir. ~ car 100 ....Wynh) .
Time-l :59S.
Pe,tng-Mirage TO and out; lomf hoore > 10 anu
q 10 TO- Souvenir, to and TO =
Won by length: lengths between second and third
srx7-TI RACE-Purse $500: selling One mile.
R I> Clair's b. h. Knget. by Kinsiike-Laura ooud,
"a 1sisy,ss b r. w b. G. o7........... Ballard 2
NJ s,eers b n Marshall. 3. 113 ........tk Dosgetc q
Gold Dollar l02 (keefe). also ran
Betting-Kingle, TO 2 and D 70 o; W. b. o 10 ana
& 10 5: Marshall. even and 10 D.
Won NV three lengths six lengths between second and
third
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
FIRST RArE-seliing. Five furiongs
Panway ............... ~
Eoat.,dSs Snowflake %
Nsrengo ...........ic5 Red Top.....'.......... 81