New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
YESTERDAYS RACES AT AQCEDuCT
TIE CASE OF W. c. DALY-INC1DENTS OF THE
CONTESTS.

| YESTERDAYS RACES AT AQUEDUCT
THE CASE OF W. c. DALY-INCTDENTS OF THE
CONTESTS.
A large number OF spectators attended the races
at the Aaueduct track yesterday The passing OF
w c. DAILY 80 far the Aqueduct track IL con-
! cerned was the principal topic OF discussioh y
vast majority of the spectators commended inc
stewards for their decisive action In suppressihs
the usually Irrcpressihe Connecticut turfman Tnat
the decision Of the stewards met the approval OF
| the bettors plainly evident and the apoio-
gists for the man from Hartford were few and far
| between. prominent racing man. who made MS
! first visit to Aqueduct yesterday. remarked:
1T Is singular that some decisive action was
not taken earlier In the TO suppress in-and
out running in certain stables. but that Is no
reason why the Aqueduct management should In
lure their standing before the race-Going public by
ignoring such a fragrant case as that Of Nolley, II
| | have been correctly Informed. The only apollo
! eists for DAILY that have heard from do not carry
much weight on the turf one OF them Is an ex-
racing official who failed TO punish or suppress noto-
riously suspicious actions by owners. trainers ana
Jockeys at tracks where he of1ciated. Hence pro-
fessional jealousy may have prevented him from
commencing the action taken by r. A. Swigert at
Aqueduct.
! The Jockey Club stewards will review the action
taken by the stewards at Aqueduct Therefore W.
c. DAILY will receive fair trial, and whatever the
verdict NAV be NOBODY who has the true interests
of the turf at Will condemn the action taken
| by the officials at Aqucduct who proclaim that
they do not desire Days horses. methods or pres
ence at AqUeduct no matter how warmly ne may
be received at other racetracks.
! Sims has fully recovered from the effects or the
severe fall which he received when MarshaH fel
with HIN Friday.
The l. cling was :narred by delays at the post,
caused 10y horses that act If they were possessed
of demons Moreover there is not room enough on
the backstretch start more than eight horses
with the field aligned across the track. There
should be no long delays caused by the entries or
| stubborn. unruy horses who annoy the public and
destroy the chances Of the other contestants.
| In the first race Full Speed was the favorite
Salaire and Miss Bramble were the only other
horses supported in the straight betting. There
was some lively betting for place honors. and the
LAYERS had all they could attend TO until the nag
fell. Miss Bramble was first away, with Full Speed
al his sae n for h the rqGh in F
Speed passed Miss Brambe easily, but was I'M
mile from the Whining post In the drive that en-
sued Saaire was too much for Full Speed, win
second half length in front of Edna D. who beat
Ms Hrambe length and half foT third place lace
Van Brunt the favorte I'm the betting. Allen
and bet w on oya r. fSs ws
good Lambert took the lead at the turn into
last stride when Powers. who rode lambert, weak
ened. Hewitt. on ROYAL H., rode ably. ana man man
aged TO nip lambert by head ,a on the post van
Zanone, who was at 10 TO On, won the third race
ca silly from Premier the second choice In the bet
ting. by a length and half. Marsian was third
sn behind v p 1hs post She is aard
d a pr 10 sIm 10 To the her &c If she
acted she did yesterday; A..
The fourth race was highly interesting to the
finish There were three starters Sue Kittie was
on N II the 9ns Mrs w ana
raced head and head to the turn. when Chara"e
went TO the front and made a fast pace TOT nan =
mile hen ktttic made play TOT MIN anu
passed HIM leading by length on the home turn on
Mirage Mirage called upon him to overhaul the leader
Both Of them gained upon sue ktti h causing ing
finish exciting and aroused the enthusiasm OF
The spectators who chefred Who was
he same distance in front of Mirage.
The mn o1 rnee Mns lor at he post destroyed tho
Chances of the favorite Maud Adams. our Johnnie
was second and Robbie W. third.
who ne w a,s' quoted at 10 to The betting. Cone
maugh was second. and Satanelia th'ru'
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RAcE-Purse $500: for two yearolds selling a!
lowances One-half mile.
Sensation Stables T. salaire by salvator-sczodont
K tga 10 stable. Dr. C. iNi speed il9,
Mitchell ImSes e. Edna r a. c i4 gfri2 sec
f %ash "a ios lecfe and Bonnie Eiose 100 dID also
o,o,
Tme-Ni9s<.
OUT Eiaa g. ana 5: Mis-. I5ramble. snd s. Fayo
ana 3 and S1G0a g H Bnne Eiosc p and $
Won in a drive by half length; same distance between
second and third
SECOND RAcE-Purse $500; selling allowances Ono
mile
r Mcnridc's b ROYAL II. by Royal ESch chang
The SnrmP r. yrf ;m 81, nj Gar
Van nTu%s .4n ss Honolulu sa saI
SD eq 4i 1 and mar EsGe icS Wapshre also
Betting Royal H. 8 and . Iamben. 52 and to
3 Van Tpn d 10 ana and $780, to o. 1f and to ana
Won in hard drive by short head two lengths be
tween second and third.
THIRD RACE-Purse $3.50 for :hreeyearolds: selling
allowances Six furlongs.
22p ss' YRS. 0 io ]"none oy Gardns
J. McIaurhns CHI Premier D. 81 .' ilds
The DRUID ai d iahsr Belle Washington 90 Dow
| eis). also - -,
;lsS 10 dd 70 '44 The out I'1 20 ana g. Bs
Washington u and 4
Won handiy by a length and half; hve lengths be
tween second and third.
FOURTH RACE-Purse 5000; handicap One and one
eighth miles.
F. s,eeds's b. I. Sue Ktte. by Darebin-Kathlsen, :
Be Gs a. Stable, h. harade BILLIARD
Harlem Stables C. Mirage g. ito lear 1907
p.,,,0s-su. xp,,. 1i% as ana out: caaAe to
| and . to 5; Mirage, and even
a drive by neck same distance between geo
| ond and third.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 5000: for maiden two-year-olds;
special weights Five furlongs.
Jere Dunn's ch Sunny slope by Esher-Me,a ,, iEs
j. a SYKES. ch c our Johnny ll2...... q Lewis,
Eagle Stables b. Robbie W. ll2 On Berg NJ
Tempesuous 100 Clayton. One Chance. 100 uowes);
Bcycle Girl 100 C)oggetD Nalerana. 100 Gardner;
Maud Adams Sims; Joe Cutley III 1ergenl YIN
cena lO9 Oxford: Loeb Glyn ll2 (Barbee) and Cal
libee, 1l2 &C.. Healey), also ran
Time :034
Be,ting-sunny Slope. and q 10 3. Our Johnny and
O g. Robbie W. 10 and g. Tempestuous ana 70 o.
ore g. Bicycle Girl. 10 and 3; Nalerana,
10 and 4 Maud Adams and TO o. Joe Cutley II and 4
Vincentia u and Loeb Glyn. ~ and 4. cailbee IL
and 4.
Won easily by length and a half head between sec