New-York tribune., 1896-05-10
SOME SATISFACTORY SPORT.
YESTERDAYS TURF CONTESTS AT AQUE-
DUCT
RESULTS OF THE RACES-THE COPYRIGHT
HEARING POSTPONED.

RESULTS OF THE RACEs-THE COPYRIGHT
HEARING POSTPONED
The five races decided at AQueduct yesterday were
devoid of any sensational features yet the contests
they furnished entirely satisfactory TO those
who had journeyed out to the track
Copyright, who scheduled to start in the
third race was withdrawn. and this sent abroad
rumor that the association had decided to refuse
his entry in the future, but the story proved un-
founded. He was ordered scratched by the ON
cials. as Captain T.. who was starter IN the same
race, is stable mate. and under the rules OF racing
two horses from the same stable are not permitted
to start in a selling race.
The hearing the protest lodged against this
horse to whom was awarded a purse on THURSDAY
has been postponed until tomorrow. The postpone
ment was caused by the unavoidable absence OF
Frank Clarke who made the protest lie mas PROM
ised 10 be hand tomorrow.
The opening race yesterday looked and proved 10
be a gift to Septour- His races at Bennings war
ranted short price against him, and the plungers
gladly accepted l TO 3. For the first hait OF 'he
tourney they had a chance to do some guessing put
at the end of furlongs their minds were at
ease again Doggett riding Septour hard az
ne passed the finish. but for all that he won hanahy
as he is a colt that must be urged even 10 hoid MS
position.
RiAer captured the second race In his previous
races he had been beaten off, yet he had strong
following and in good style. All the spring
this colt has been talked of as high-eiass
youngster. and he may develop into one later on
but just his action is too much OF the chhDlhg
order to warrant any great expectations OF him'
youne Harry the favorite ran a disappointing race.
A poor rider was in a measure, responsible Tor the
showing
With Copyright and Annie Bishop out of the third
race Charade seemed to have dropped INTO solt
spot but this opinion could not nave peeh very
general one for money was always ob'anaoe
against him. Captain T. being played TO beat nn
For seven furongs the last named managed to make
a contest of 1t, then he subsid5i ana Charaue
, gal.oped in. anu.
furnished a decided favorite in Mana H. II was her
first bid for public honors, but rumors OF
half-miie trial in 491z seconds brought her
host of supporters Her race failed 10 uphoiu 'nei
confidence however second was the Des' she
could do Katie W. leading throughout ana winning
handily The closing contest provided the surprise
of the afternoon Mrs Stuart, 10 to / chance,
Getting home in front Volley. who finished second,
was the favorte. Better handled he woud nave
won, Keefe keeping him out OF 1t too long "hei
ne made his rush he closed very rapidly but II
came Just trihe too late.
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RACE-Purse $780, for three-year-ods; speciai
weights. allowances. One mile.
r. Boyles tr c septour by oxp-stefanGEtts G,l,, lUS
n p,sSlsv sSpr, e. Chugnut. io2 Iar)
E. r. Hannas ch. g. Ideal. lo2 car ess:i; l9as:
Lilly Mills 9o FOrbes). and Secret Service % 'Garn-
pe.,ins-septour to cqt chugnH nut NM. to % end ID
40 and 5 to- l. secret service 40 to and 10 to l.
Won in a drive by scan length; six lengths between
second and third.
SECOND RAcE-Purse $500; for twoyear-olds; special
weights. Half mile.
E. Peterss Riner. by Maxim-Rosa Bi ;,dssetn gS N
L. Gar ca Appis6ys c6 Phaedra lol q DE1nelIy
a 6ss 6sar ,S 81 < tketts 5
and Right Chance. 90 ROwerso3 ,gs.o also ran
p.,nv-Riser a TO and I TO 5: Phaedra. to and
to ): BIRD Of Freedom and to l. La%rsnGe Law &c
F. YSuns 70 as hay snS to to s"% sn% to o Okla 25
10 to l. Right Chance. 20 to and to l.
Won in a drive by a length and a half length be-
tween second and third.
THIRD RACE-Purse $500. for three-year-ods and up
ward special weights selling. One mile
BelwoOd Stables h. charade by charaTqsmAda ssr
Bes" ne: asea ~ db II no. capa,n r. g. .Kcefe =
Mrs r. Bradleys Buckeye T. ic7 (car lus &.
King T.. 100 (car 1os3D. tsheedy. also ran.
pens-narade EVEN and ou Captain T. to and
! to to !: Buckeye 80 to ! ''' 10 J. N'' IT, " "'
Won in a gaop by two lengths: distance between
second and third
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500. for two-year-old hllies;
special weights; penalties One-half mile
John Mccabe's CHI +. Katie W. by Himyar-Favoress
william VIII M Haywards b. T. Mana H.. iio . Csheedy ?
H. X Vinguts br T. Sparkler. ITO Ciamiltom 3
Madame Elsie. 10 tCongdon); Myrtle L. ITO (Baard)
and Jessie Driscoll 10 20 Leary) also ran.
Time-050iz.
Yetting-Katie w, 2 TO and 4 to 3; Mana H., to =
and out; sparker to and to Madame Elsie 10 20
aud 1: Myrtle L., to and 10 2 Jessie Driscol
~ 1 and TO l.
Won handily by length: length between second and
third.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500; for threeyear olds up
ward; selling: allowances; penalties. Six furongs.
r. Bradleys c.. Mrs. Stewart. by Panique-Miss
w c. Dalys br Noley, g. &c (Keefe) 2
Montgomery Stables br. h. Merry Duke. aged 1O6
Crmea 81 Gear 92) (Nostrand); Mangrove 92 (OIeary)
and Royal Princess, sc IGarrigan) also
Time. 1:l5A.
Betting-Mrs. Stewart, 10 TO and 10 /; Noey, 3
and TO g. Merry Duke to and to 8; Crimea TO 2
and to 8: Mangrove to and TO 81 Royal Princess
Is to and 6 to !.
Won in q drive by length; length between second and
third