New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
WILLIAM G.. DAILY REBUFFED
FITS ENTRIES NOT TO BE ACCEPTED AT
THE AoUEDUCT RACETRACK.
rur STEWARDS TAKE VIGOROUS ACTION. WHICH
MEETS WITH HEARTY APPROVAL
THE DAYS RACES.

-. -, NTH n serious rebuff at the Aque-
duct racetrack yesterday afternoon lay -,
have frequently caused racegoers 10 gasp ' s
nv winning races wh,n the chances against '"e"'
were any odds from a betting point OF view .t
rar an Thursday and was beaten nearly d siAte
of mile Doggett given the mount '' w.,
Yesterday afternoon. and won 'reui'ao -
him Thomas Reilly and the stewards "eu W.
sutaton after the race. which resu''eu " ' u,sr,ar,
,orv receiving instructions not TO accept "" ,
- DaIv's entries in the future near! '''''
=, ~. track heartily approved the action Oh '"e
stewards some of the leading hettors SAD
..r,e action Of the stewards Is eminentiy just az
though radical measures should nave pee" ho
+he Sheepshead Bay meeting ana soi"v ny =, a.,
orc more prominent than DAILY disciplined. u -
o.s,,,o that the stewards hands were 'eu ~
sheensbead Bay consequently some extremely u
ing r;anipulators escaped LnscatAeu'
The action Of the Aqueduct stewards VIII "
100, hy the stewards OF the Jockey Club, and the
refusal Of w c. Days entries may prove W Nv on
extremely serious matter for the Har'ioiu ' NC
a, ,bo rockev Club through its stewards. shou'u APP
prove the action taken at Aqueduct' ana oiue' a."
of the racing associations that race under ,he aus
pices OF the Jockey Club to refuse 'he mar ''0'
turfnan's entries. , -,
u-r,Iar, Sims re,ay.d some painful injuries by
h.in thrown heavily by Marshall at the start OF the
second race At the moment the nag zen MAI S''
swerved and stumbled. Sims attempted 10 eo""O
him. but the stirrup feathers broke anu nc ".
horses
shoulders hut the horse plunging Wildly anu
n,t hin, on the head with his hoofs. The shock
stunned Sims who was carried TO the Jockeys ROOM
where he soon recovered. The death or Samuei Mu-
ford cast gloom over large number OF racesoeiS
He was extremely popular with his associates ali"
had a large number Of friends lie was a nea's
bettor and gained owing to his ability as
handicapper Of horses on their public performances
Many persons mourn his loss
Thomas Reilly. who is at the head OF the Hahas'
rnent at the Aqueduct racetrack. says; Inc Aque-
Duct track depends upon the patronage or the pun
lie and cannot exist If the are not run honestly
and fairly To be sure the class OF horses That race
q, Aoueduct are not Of a high standard. but there
- standard of form no matter what the class may
he The management does not intend TO stahd any
nonsense from anybody. as 1t is an absolute GER
tainty that square racing must be malhtaihed II
racing is TO be continued in this state
The first race was by Margaret Roth WIN
Contractor second and Draw Lad third Sir Moltke
was the favorite in the betting at 10 l. Contractor
ats 10 was the second choice while 20 was freely
quoted against Margaret Roth. The race was hotly
contested from fagfall 10 finish. Margaret Roth
who was superbly ridden by Powers won by a head
on the post from Contractor. who beat Draw Lad
who finished third. two lengths for the place AS
Margaret Roth Indifferent race the last time
out the stewards called upon +. johnson 10 exP:an
the inconsistency between the last TWO races Vi Nd"
garet Roth oo
In the second race Marshall the favorite at 100
odds When the flag fell Marshal stumbled and dis
mounted Sims. TO the dsmay of the persons who bet
race easily by two lengths from Captain 7. Eclipse
was third. length and half behind the Day norse
The third race the medium of some lively bet
ting. Premier the favorite at 70 J. Sloane had
ance at to 2, Kennebunk at ! to and Illusion at
to were also supported When the nag feilI IN
Kennebunk a' cosey foiowed by illusion led for half
a mile when Sloane gave Premier a few cuts OF the
whip and had difficulty in winning by length
beat Kennebunk head for the place Illusion was
Pearl Song. at to on in the betting. won the
fourth race by three lengths from buckeye VINO was
second. .ength and half N front q SaIirhoe
The NTH race caused the downfall = " G. Daiy,
The saddle and II to against him III the betting
The Native. with j Hin as his Joke was the "a
Greenway raced together in the ead until the stretch
reached when Doggett called upon Voley, who
two lengths from King r. who beat Balmaghie a
Length for the paee The NsyG d WAS wo fourth Th
race Aqueduc and ordered the secretary to re-
fuse his entries IN the future .,-.-
Successful. at to on in the betting. won the sixth
race from Slow Poke the second choice. TO being
the ruling quotations against him. with remarka BILE
ease. Florian was third. The spectators appeared
10 be well satisfied with the days sport .,,., T.,
ou,, and every racegoer who desires TO, keep in
copy of this up-to-dste handbook of racing
DETAILS OF THE RACES
FIRST RACE Purse $500. for maiden two-year olds;
selling allowances Five furlongs
westbroqk sa9es oh. +. Margaret Roth. by Kan
T9rsrliPs q io4 nl All,
Hfn q ar i,!' SIR No MoE: los clayton s vser
na * c arner 8 Hss M Ma
ber). and Denny. ioi !Gsrrigan,, also ran.
Rq'6 B. con,rac,9r to
Rd 70 70 s1 Ss I'd 70 sPa L. al % 'Sa 1S sT
ssn Sid 80 30 and 10 Donn '' 10 and VIII anu "
Won in drive by a head: lengths between second
third
SECOND RACE-Purs. $3.50: selling allowances Ono
and one sixteenth miles.
W { Dav's en- h. captain T. s io7 ....... .dlecte) 2
Trnepenny J. 1903 tsheedyS and Marshall. lo' Sims
also san. ~
EeIipse and to s: TTuepenHy Is and 8 Marshall to
Z and
Won easily by lengths; head between second and
third Marshall fell at the start
THIRD RAcE-Purs. $3.50: handicap. SIX furlongs.
James McIsgshln,s ,h Premier by Sir tslosne,
W. G DAYS eh +. Emotional. 8. % CcaI. e7ls, ,
rllas SS's,i liz C sfdns KHs j? d5effs@
Stuart 1903 also Inheritance 80 (Coyie),
Kennebunk and to 8: Illusion. and to 8; Knge';
20 and !; Mrs Stuart, " and :; Inheritance. to and
Won cleveriy by length: a head the second
and third
FOURTH RAcE-Pu-.e $500; selling allowances. One
mile
w. G. Days ch. h. Pearl Song by Falsetto.Pear
Mrs r. 'Bradley's br. g. Buckeye 1. 103... nowers z
Madison Stables ch r. Karhoe. 4. 1O1 &c Healy 3
Rama. I07 (DoggetD. also
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Ietting-Pearl Song TO 30 and Buckeye. 30 and
G. Kollirhoe. IL 70 and 2 to Z: Rama 10 and 2
easily by lengths; length between second
and third
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $500; yesr-olds selling al
lowances. one mile.
W. G. Days br. voley. by The Sailor Prince
Vestal~.a 100 ID tcar. 1Os, .uosgetO ]
McIsriies King r. lOi (car i07iz) . .(Sheedy) 2
COOmbes's b. c. Balmsgrie. 1922 Keefe) 3
Native 104 HfilD; Maple Prince. lO2 tScotD and
Lady Grcenway. 81 powers. also ran
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Betting-volley II 70 and 20 g. King T.. 10 and
: Il Z. IL Ma e,an md L.