New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
AT AQUEDUCT NOW.
RACING RESUMED AT THAT TRACK.


HOW THE CONTESTS RESJITED--A WARNING 70
JOCKEYS
Racing was resumed at Aqueduct Yesterday.
far attendance witnessed the sport Starter Pet;en-
Kill tried a starting device that did not work as
well ne expected. Some Of the starts were eX-
tremely Jagged and caused much Dissatisfaction
Runlor says that a weknown jockey who has been
extremely unfortunate when mounted on favoriteS,
has been nailed with the goods and tina, his license
IL 10 he revoked the meeting of the stewards
Of the Jockey Club.
All the Jockeys that rode Aqueduct YESTERDAY
were cautioned before the races. and were told to
ride their horses out the last ounce In every race
Suspicious riding will cause immediate trouble for
any jockey.
The owner of Rey del Mar paid 1920 in forfeit on his
horse. and then ascertaiIed that his trainer was not
licensed. A provisional license granted to him
upon the payn,en. of the usual fees. The railroad
service from Brooklyn 10 and from the track was
poor. The return trip was cnvened by the antics OF
negro who made frantic attempts 10 Jump on the
train when il in motion for the purpose o. catch-
ing his who had s. on Bali al ~ 10 l. The traln
was stopped to save his life. When an attempt was
made to start the train broke in two and many OF
the passengers compelled 10 walk some dis
tance the station
Colonel Crozcr and Major Wheeler presided with
dignity and circumspection in the Judges boa mill
Trustworthy reports at the track say tnai there WI,
relate not a sng.c regret was heard or single tear
shed the announcement: e, ,,,
quoted as being defeated at the Newmarkei Jm,g ~,
meeting St Frusagin defea'eS r9rsno owns in 'e e
having three pounds the hest Of the weights ana the
Racing viii be continued the Aqusdpct track TO-
day with a programme of six wel-hied races.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RAcE-iursc $500: maiden twoycarods. spe-
cal weights. fuilonss.
phnerne & cos h. Contractor. by Ca}ue,-u,9,n, ,,,
Henry siuis b. c. Hraw Lad 10, HiIrseh,
raanoD RI Moore ioa D ,oWers, ,sfs 100 ,wap<n one
Chance lo asan, Tewpes'9Te nos o oy Ms ass
ran. ram ''' ''''''''''
Contractor and out B,aw Lag Ia and
4 SaiSee s.a and g ns TFanq n 4enesGS @s to p ana
Merry Saint, II and :; n. c. creede 10 and T.
easily by lengths three lengths between sec
ord and third
SECOND RAcE-purse $500 special weights; selling.
j. Hynes's ch c. Brisk by sprinsaeldAc;;;s; ;;;,.iS iSs
J. MciAuehin'- ch. c Premier i's. q I HIn
bas m,ssiGs IDEAL I'll o aaTs SIl%, asmsn
nnoona @ - Wapshs cnnsnu @ dys W and The Nss
io (sheedy1. also ran.
Betting-BrIsi and even; Premier 9 and .; crimea;
even and 70 s. Beau Ideal 10 ana ana W@'esmSn 6a "1s M
al and S: Telegram 10 and q The Native. 6 and 2
Won in drive by TWO lengths three lengths between
second and third Native did finish. Sheedy dis
mounting when found that he was lame.
THIRD RACE-Purse $500: high weight handicap: FOR all
ages. Five furionss
c Jaccsss ch Set Fast. by Ma'e''o-Band;a,a ;I.chs
s,aSiss Rssloa e.s.d no s., n,sss,s, 3sasn.
S%Ss asass iess 10 d vHa ,iiD ,J,%s JSns
Ss il Sss'' Sss ans w % f. ss Hs"' A''"'
ge,,nx-set Fast. and 70 TO- Religion and to q
ana to 8 4 sSGa % s%d IL 70 ana a wass Msad
ADAMS nnn % to d s%%p a"G 70 "5: g. iambsn, & w
Won easily b, two lengths: distance between sec
ond and third
FOURTH RACE-Purse. s@cc: allowances; selling One
j. e. seagram'- ch Golden Badge. by Bend Or
conmss s,ssie ssI b. C. Bon Ami s. dosseD
Kcnnsbn Sss S II o Ms sseeG ( o rrena Hubbard u Sw
Hsh It'd. de- IL 3 w"shre T'nSi" ,S, ~ 0oo"1SR 2
sundy. oi "oyie and hiehe, as 'oI~ary' also ran
net,ing-Goden Badge 8 to ) and 2 to 5: Bon Ami
dsaa ana Hdsss & q Milan y s. ara 3 aa aS
and to 3; High Tide II. 10 and g; Tomoka 30 and
ana 'ss'Isi $; Rchss @ 's' and 3 ''''''' ~
Won in a hard drive by half length: neck between
second and third.
FIFTH RACE--purse S40O for ,wo-yearolds penalties
and allowances. Five furlorgs.
W: c Daly's br &. Rilaii by Rayon dor-shs; io5
,,r. L. Curtis b. g. III DADDY, i"s ....,...,J. HD
SBe"s ,Gs e. ,. s"S"H nS o S psaS,s
lo5 ciirscD: sonne'. 100 '0I@ary,. and Fraeo. iGs
,Harrson) also ran ~
Betting Bssl and .; y DADDY and md, TO g
Hull: snG to 2 Pauai'a and 81 Sonnet 20 and s.
Won in drive by a head half length between sec
oni third.
SIXTH RAcE-pur.e $500: selling One ard one-six-
teenth miles
Erie Stables b. <. jefferson. by BuchananPauline
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