New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-09
THE DAY AT AQUEDUCT.
NOT SINGLE RUMOR TO DISTURB THE
RACEGOERS.

NETIRED-W1NNERS YESTERDAY
Considering the class of the horses engaged the
,ac,ng at Aqueduct yesterday was Satisfactory
The starting was prompt. and every jockey APP
- IN the SPECTATORS TO act as II his life de-
I,ded upon getting every possible ounce out Of his
-, Betting was lively. Max Hirsch won the
nonors by capturing three of the six races with
prisk Tenderness and Mohawk Prince. Rollins a
hoavilv-b backed favorite from the Oneck Stable
non the first race in a romp. to the intense delight
n the bettors Rey del Mar, who was the favorite
tor the fifth race is a sulky. vile-tempered brute
hat runs to please himself without the slight
s regard for his owner trainer. jockey or the bet
tors
August Belmont will not ship any Of his horses
10 England until after the close of tho Morris PARK
,oatins Henry of Navarro Is TO be retired 10 the
stud and will be sent TO the Nursery Farm. at
1855 Al Babylon are ready TO make the journey
in company with him. The retirement OF Henry OF
tIe leaves the turf without single hgh-class per,
former, unless Belmar is considered classical
Rot single ruomr disturbed the racesoers r at
Aqucduct Yesterday and everybody Was na baTe
every to feel proud of the excellent st0~,s
mads and h the prompt Of defeated
Worries shows painl, that high-cass horses are as
CCsisd "does'' at Aqueduct.. The card for to-day
promises excellent sport and large ATTENDANCE Is
anticipated
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS
,.,rsr p,cr-p,,rse $500; for maiden two-year-olds
Five furloncs.
oaecs stables tr & Rollins by Fresno1RoseI,e
K;t NJ nix C. rratelio rs .......... @"yis, z
" = DAYS en- c. iFaGalone H., ~, M Persen,
Atty r rri rice soc H. gl naT Taon SFG aso
r,,os-Ro,n. Tins ii and 'G' es, rra,eo IS and 9
r-asaHS and 70 I'D , 70 and % sD 10 s
Ianor ,., and 3 and Ai0E s 10 R 70 and
Won handy by length. same distance between second
and third
SECOND RACE-Purse $500 selling One mile.
Illness ch c Brisk hy sprnghed-Ac'iVe; ,Jy rf,; ,
Rc bosretis c6 c. pqgssi, 10 R IsSsssy :
flames 90 dIewi,p Van Brunt lof 'O.I:earyl Eliza
Belle .: PoweFs' and r yni 4 = - '0'o'
1s and '4 T5m re- % SHi n'
!. and i Eliza Een.. 20 and 6: N'nua H. :, ana %
Won in a drive by half ers'h' a neck '''"'e" SIC
ond and third
r,,,pr rAcE-purse $500 high weight handicap FOR all
ages Five and ort-hs1 furones
N clancey's T.nderness by RoseoeTy I,I'roIm
passion. .,s6es y e6 f. Rciision osss3 2
JOIN Mer is sT j. F An hi Inheritance oyl sir
I9mes ito NJ Bergen. ana Kiohea 10 '>hee''' "'''
I'm. nj ,oss
p.,tnsr.p4eae.. Ill., . Fe .ss % e
ana 2 Fannie b ana = oo n = pcriodica 20
and ~ Riche1 30 ara % ,...,.oa
second ana uNi
Fourth n>cE-Purse 500. selling. One anl one-siX-
ieenih miles. , y
G J. Keny's b. g livingstone. ~ Bramble-c'aF 81 .;
DSno6uc's ch T. Hernia. g. 90 , Powers :
Beck's b. b. Rey del Mar. & log 'car r1sce,0 =
Time-l:5Si,. IN,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to . and cIt: Hernia ; 10 d" anu
out. Rev del Mar. IL 20 and OUT
Won hardly by rsif length; three lengths oe'"ee"
second and third.
FIFTH EAcE-Purs~ 500; for two-yeaT-oids; selling
Xix furiores. o,
j. lie. IS ch e Mohawk Prince by ono i,ts.51
~ - Karricks b. : Or Jim. 9l............t o"ers'
Lizzie Il. H.. % IaTteyl also ran
,,...,n- ,,obavk Prince 3 to and out s;aekelberg
10 and g. Dr. Jim. 10 and TO . Lizzie b H. ana
sfo5 ,... $500,
second and third.
SIXTH RAcE-parse $500. for maidens; selling One
mile
y j. Johnsons b & Mex Johnson; BY Luke ,d BaGS
Famine yrs. los n car lloisl iisalaIai j.
Davss b. Tanis. 3 90 ,o., 'ii'S'" :
H. Woods o. ' La''f'''"' o. ~ NJ Bcrgenr ?
ra-.see $ Powers Lantern lo1 wapshiTe,: Ami,
S~eai 97is Harrison; G2ncno. =. 'Nntl: l"rc' III
,,heeiO and Vioenta :, 'A.ei also rS"
fe"ins-Nlck Johnson. 10 (: and event. ranis 70 >
~ . - :. Iaufelion ana 3 Plarsee II 20 ana .
~. : Ie1tern 20 aud Annie sweet. and % -
Go7ch1 ., and (: Tafic y and - Nolenta. 20 ana
W. easily BY half length eight lengths between
nd and third.