New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
AOUEDUCT FATORITES LEFT.
SIMS GIVES INVITATIONS OF ENGLISH
JOCKEYS.
HE PUNCHES sHEEDYs "'EAD"-A DAY OF
SURPRISES.

HE PUNCHES sHEEDYs "'EAD"-A DAY OF
SURPRISES.
Aoueduct racegocrs enjoyed themselves thor
oughly Yesterday afternoon. To be sure. some OF
the spectators who bet on the favorites were dis
consolate when the races were over but the JOY
reflected In the faces Of the layers Of odds should
have revived their dropping spirits. Then there
was Sims the tailor -rnade jockey" who emuated
Cissy Lotus in giving imitation OF things Eng
usb Won know" He tried his best to show the
spectators how Mornington Cannon rides hnish'
and gave a feeble imitation Of the so-cailec Eng
lish roll. which greatly resembed the "Bowery
wabb!e" in the good old days when Sundays were
! obnormallv wet Moreover. Sims has become dig
niaed by his experiences abroad, and says 1 VIII
stand no blooming nonsense from the home rulers
OF AqIeduct."
Sims was incensed at the audacity OF pleoeians
| ike sheedy and Penn who he said, interfered with
him in the fifth race. In which he had the mount
n, Eliza Relle He waxed wroth at some sarcastic
remark made by Sheedy in the Jockeys room after
the race and accordingly punched is blooming
Hoirish cad" to the and CONSERVATION OF ms
brother Jockeys. No complaint was made 10 the
stewards about the fuss. and as the stewards hid
not know there had been nshl' 10 aSt'" "
taken about the matter.
Sims won one race on Roller out OF the three In
which he had mounts.
Charles Ballard the jockey VINO was assauiteu os
John J. McCanerty. is grieved by the notoriety ne
received through the occurrence Ballard fears tha'
| he has been msrepresented In some OF the reports
| about the affair. He is a wen-ored. educated.
gentlemanly youth. and has not acquired any OF
the vices prevalent among jockeys. MS lat"ei'
! Dr. c. X. Ballard. physician with large
practice and died when Ballard was In snort ciothes
| His mother died shortly aftervard and Ballard was
cared for by an elder sister. When able TO assist
in supporting himself. Ballard left his studies ana
selected the calling OF jockey as being the quickest
| pathway to wealth. He ranks high as jockey. a.
! though hs has never been associated with nrst-
class stable. Ballard will ride Silver ii IN the
Futurity The writer was Intimately acquainted
with Ballard's parents and car safely say tna'
| young Ballard is strictly temperate, having never
In justice to McCaerty It must be said hat t ne
regrets sincerely his hasty acton III sOiN"s D"'
Captain T took mean advantage OF W. Capitals, 81
Hartford cutting his coupons collecting rents ana
paving hs taxes Captain T. vas nnaF an oaof Of tbe Se
Aaueduct racetrack visible in Hartford yester-
day Capitalist pay eeTsSa ss aptaS T easily
Pay or Play bed from the nostris In the last race
w1e % os 6s Ss shaness Bed nwad
| Carerty rode Pay Play and paid for playing
e apast al 09s psy Ace eonsstent perefmers the
ead at the fal Of nag and retained it to the
mile 9@ t6eea ne sh e and ar crowd
Summaries: - .,,rs
FIRST RAcE-Purss $500; for twoyear-olds; selling
j. Donohue's ch. Hernia, by Hermance0oIiveck 76'I
80 NJ cofferys cb Unity ioi 5sheedy}
j. wh;ss Six Rbsa los car iOsy is~isen q e
also ran. - ,oo,,
Rs,t,ns-Herma. to 10 and to 3; Unity to 1
to 10: Rebea, to and . to TO-
Won by a length and half; three lengths between sec
| ond and third.
SECOND RAcE-purse $500; penalties: selling. One
mile
E. Forbes's ch m Mendcant by Mlser-seawsed
J. yIs E Whites " te b. h. chiswick 8 Io4 (car 1893
Lulu ~ io7 Sims Franciscan s3 CoLeary). and Cap
tain Jack. 9l Keefe). also ran.
/ to and and to ch''"''k even
Won by three lengths; Chiswick second. length in
from, ~ CAPTAIN Jack The disqualified
and Diabolus placed third
THIRD RAcE-Purse 500: handicap. Six and half
furlongs.
c F pwyers b. h. Roller. by Dutch Rolier-Lena.
yrs KnealS. lle ID Sn Amecr .'sSssd1
Gold Dollar. 1903 car lSIlsl 4ill- also sss ran.
Rst,,ns-Roller. to and to 10. Ameer to and 3
to 5. Roundelay. i2 to and 3 to D ..-
Won by half a length, same distance between second
| and third.
rorRru RAcE-purse 500, selling. One and one-six-
teenth miles.
| G. Anderson's b. C. Mirage. by Cyclops-Ai Hope.
" g Dolvs ch h. Captain T. 5. io7 .Keefe, 2
/ De Longs b. h. Eagle Bird, D l0' 'Penn) 3
- ~ '' TIME .JOA.
BettIng-Mirage 70 and OUT .apta'h L. 10 ana
ont. Eagle bird 6 and TO J.
Won by half a length. three lengths between second
and third.
| FIFTH RACE-Purse $500. for maiden two-year-ods
| special weights Five furlongs.
| c Oxx's b. C. Royal Rover. by Prince Roya-Gipsy.
~ ~ McCarertys br Eliza Belle io7 tsims) 2
po,nhont II i0i ,<eefe): Cuong. i07 diealyl: Ex
,ona O7 (sheedy) and Harry Rhodes. lOI o. lambiey)
| also ran - ,ooy
Be,tng-RoyaI Rover. 20 to ! and TO !; Eliza Belle
| "a and out: Ben Naiad. TO 2
Won by a length; half length between second and
third.
SIXTH RACE-Purse 500 special weights. One mile.
c DAILY. ch c. Golden Gate. by 81. Blase-Olitipa.
yrs lvl 10 1.,ensnry 2 oii 1shssi3
n c. Buckeye. g. lOl tHealy) 3
| Paw or Play ii2 (car il6) ,McCafferty). also
Time-l :f6+
Rettlng-Goden Gate to and TO 10. Truepenny, to
1 and 4 TO g. Buckeye. IL to and to l.
Won by three lengths eight lengths between second
third.
AoUEDUcT ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
FIRST RACE-seIns Five farlonss.
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