New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08
CONTESTS AT AQUEDUCT
RUMORS ABOUT ZANONE IN CIRCuLA-
TON

TlON.
AN INJUNCTION APPLIED FOR TO PREVENT THE
USE OF THE STARTING MACHINE NOW EN-
PLoYrD-wINNERs OF THE RACES.
fair number of spectators witnessed the laws
at the Aqueduct track yesterday.
Zanone has been the subject OF a large amount OF
turf gossip for several days owing TO certain iunor
which reached the of members OF the Jockey
Club. The dongs of Zanone and ms FORMER o""e''
have been Investigated. Rumor associated inc
name of a leading member of the Metropolitan TURF
Association with Zanones last race. The whispered
reports the racetrack yesterday were wlue Vi 'e
mark. although Zanone was under Investigations
The member OF the Metropolitan Club whose name
was associated with the transactions or Hahohes
former highly indignant when told tnat
IL was reported that ne TO be ruled OF the turf.
He disclamed all knowledge of the running Oh
Zanone. but he did say that he was partially the
cause of the sale of Zanone to mis- present owner
Matthew Corbett, who is widely known as one Oh the
fairest and most straightforward men associated
with the turf. MIR. COrbetts reputation IL oil 'he
highest order, and there has never been the slight
es, suspicion of mis- motives during MS career VI
upward of twenty-five years as turfman.
Unless drastic measures are taken 10 PUNISH
reckless riding. a serious accident is almost GER
tain to occur at the first turn in one OF the mile
, . .o,.or,
An injunction has been applied for 10 preSSen nt
the use OF the starting machine now employed al
Aqueduct by the owners OF the CreVehhg s'a''-
5Tod' Sloane did not appear at Aqpeductt, YES
Who threatens to have Sloane hailed before the
stewards Of the Jockey Cub. Ihe steWa.us az
the untoward running of the horses at Aaneduc ,s
owners aId trainers are questioned ana JOCKEYS
Lady Mo:te Is such vilaneHsly behaved sAS hy
at the post that the stewards nave Gecioeu u IT,
Passover won a hereby contested struggle, com,
ing from far behind the leaders al the neaH az oi
ha homc oh landing
j. Dryer by head on the post from Ee0so
IS fail ke iyd h of six se s rs STn be
w whch w se Sys the races
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RAcE-purse selling About seven furlons'
Five Points Stables b. Waterman. by The Bard
,o Mai Mc1 ly Vs. ~ IN = i car o eete
SAINT, Anti. s'as % Sn A a5 Rss ~ o. Ha
also ran ~ ,o-,
eve %arshss and out: and to
Won In drive by half a length; length between
ond and third
SECOND RACE-Purse $780, selling. one mile
w G DAILY, CHI Emotional by sensa'i9p cdnnd4,
George Horns b. h, Eclipse aged io7 Gear 1l9::;;
p J. Dwyers br. h. Declare los 90 ;,siIn1,
srs nn0 io 70 deWitD Daisrs,, Tx G Le Traepenny
90 tCoylo) Bonnifeld. 30 Powers', and Lambert 9l'a
clare and TO q Juno and 70 3 Lily Of the West
snd to 40 ana To- Ro ama s and q Lambert
8 and T.
Won in drive by two lsg,hs a length between
second and third
THIRD RACE-iurse $500 two-yearo:d hles; sell
Ing. Five furiongs.
Kensioo Stables ch. +. Tallahassee. by IroauosI
H mn Mascns ch P:audita Sins,
DAYS ,S Oh FGaH d lo1 D. % cw saaire
lO7 GIamton): Malta, % cOIearyl; Maud Adams lol
d e end l. to 10 n1 r"sa'i Edna f p
IS ard g. saas s a ana Nam and ana g "'
Won easily by two lengths: neck between second
third.
FOURTH RAcE-Purso 800; FOR msia'n'' selling Six
furongs.
Ese stables , s, Oh sm sSsssan by Ban cneiEh'
E KSi3s.y. s. SyF Mh be- g ss aiis@
% se and S' BsnE c Hsis oS wap
shire). also ran NIL ,,-y
to s. WhpcOd 10 ana Te ensas and 10 a S : Pahk
ts.n kr': 20 and D Ss s.
Won in drive by short head; two lengths Se'ween
vrpru RACE-Purse $500; for ,wo-year-oids special
weights allowances. Five furongs
p ]. Dwyers oh. :, Passover. by HanoveT-Miss
Hight; Kill, ils Stables ~ b. T. ceiosa DorgeD
NJ F. stephenson's b. Red Spider 10 S car u.s., llSl.
Bnau 40 Gxeefe, contractcr lla O. NM Friend lend
ebin ITO 1Hamlton: Full Speed. 1l3 dHrsch and Ten"
ME Bar 90 I~ary) also ran
P~ ~ Time or.
Be.-inx-Passover. and even; Celosa . to o ana
IL and A. Friendship and to i; Full Speed j. ana :"
Temple Bar 20 and D.
Won in a drive by head: two lengths between second
and third
SIXTH RAcE-pur-s 500; for eyear-Olds; selling
J, Meisashlin,s CHI c. Premier by Sir M 'SiTsdh
ID V,crirs's CHI I. Crimea M.............." DaI!(
n Bradleys Chugnut 80 49,. ~; mo% %5s
Beau Ideal. l0S Doggett'. and Royal H. luz "iarS'
-' ~ Time-1:44i4.
ra,,,y-Premier to ) ard 10 3: Crimea. 70 ana
~ X f'huenut and 3 TO 2->Seau IDEAL and 10 D:
Royal H.. Is and o. -
Won easily by three lengths; half length between