The sun., 1896-10-07
TENDERNESS IN FRONT.
NIKE CLANCY MAKES TINE BIT
OF THE DAY AT IQUEDUOT.

In 1tOe. n New Track heoord-Over-
looked by the Talent, Mohawk Frincs
| wtns n Good Rnee-Favorites or Day
overcoats were worn in comfort at Aoueduc,
| yesterday. but tho cold, raw weather had little
| effect on the attendance, about 5000 persons
| witnessing the sport, The talent did not fare
quite so we'll as on the opening day Of the meet
| ing. Mohawk Prince and Tenderness, at Ions
| odds. marching of with tho hrst and third
events OH tho programme much to the surprise
OF the knowing ones
Mike Clancy's speedy little illy Tenderness
made tho hit of the day by running tive and q
half furlongs in :0s, the track record for the
distance, and defeating q pretty good field Of
Bprinters In handsome style. The daughter of
Roseberry and Compassion had done nothing Of
account lately and sho was quoted at 15 TO l
when the betting opened, Dolando. tho Pride
Of Park Row." Lady Diamond, and Ro-
lGion being counted upon as the probable
contending horses. CLANCY aud all his
friends backed tho good thing down to 8
to l before tho start, and tho layers
were hard hit when Hirsch rushed Tenderness
TO the front at fagfall keeping her well In the
lead all the way to the finish line. Dolando was
good enough to beat all OF the others four or five
lengths. but In spite of Howitt's hard ride In the
homestrctch the shapely gelding could not get
within striking distance OF Tenderness who won
cleverly with two lengths of daylight to spare.
Hernia was loft standing at tho post, and
Religion faired little bettor. getting OF away
behind the others.
The fast but uncertain two.year-old, Mohawk
Prince. had one of his good days. and with the
odds 10 to against his chance he landed the
opening dash nt fivo and half furongs in the
fast time Of / 100. The Kentucky Stables Han
over COLT, Orion. who had shown high form in
t6s s as
Ss Of Ss s Gf s
irresistible rushes through the homestretch,
and, oyerhaulinG Hurl in tho last furlong. won
q rsttling race by about two lensths. Free
ran strong enough to beat Hurl an open length
for the place.
the round dozen rather commonplace three
year-olds that started In the second race ut
mile and the contest was between the two
throughout. Nick johnson looked dangerous
the stretch. leaving ,scroggen alone to handle
something left when the chestnut gelding chai-
lenged him furlong from home. and won
Marsha al IL IN ese soSrtG race wa, the frs,
finished without drive whom sheody got ready
tina. Ipgomar. aud Hailstone ali carried con
siderable money. The latter was left standing
slider Dorothy dashing away in the lead. After
soms rough jostling n the scramble for p9sition
mained in front on sufrorance % to % The last ls FUR
son Of voltIgeur when it came to the finish.
lO-to-l place bets Of her backers
Father BIZ" Daly's tall, racy looking chest
for maiden two;;year;oldss; When the rubber
the 'front.' and opened sap Of four a'neo or ave 20
and ran out, losing his lead Ballard got him
n FA tuh AL nd hA M In tp.f
in Time to overhaul s. 8. Howiand's lilly VAL
orous. and win by short neck. The favorite
septour Rondo, and ,Dogpett put up a spec
tacuiar finish IN the last race, running heads
half a length between the fret and third horses
Hamilton rode fine finish on tho winner. who
favorite.
Virginia Bradley and James Dillon got into an
yesterday, finally coming to blows They were
quickly separated and fined 500 each by the
stewards OF the meeting. Summaries follow:
FIRsr RACE.
$50; and to the third s25; selling; hSs and half
Ronsi. m: .;ss $ sMGnssa Prince by
asi SS
p,es @ on 15|Sn HSa
stschelberg. 10 TO Mohawk Prince.
SECOND RACE.
For thrss year,olds old and upward maidens; to the
cqsgsaseE stable: Ss . PT Bergen. by PontIao-Miss
Eris Stables nnn en- scSSEsssn S. 100 Lsme am
S: asaa
p.,,,nsNTnr.. to Tl%s I9s., Ia $.o,.,n - ..r,.n
Nsl csp
Is 10 1sndf o
20 to uoncho. 90 to Columbia X.
THIRD RACE.
fPS 10 sss
saHssS nsssfrne'' q BY Ro'soe'ry
John Msr Sr Hoifaaa fsa3ie b.
rdS G RsmSna eonp Sfmpn h. 81
James. and Hernia also ran:
ps%ond to Relison. % 70 1 Sacf q SPADES ha'i
cs%pana Fsna. Il b. 70 80
to Sir John 81 TO Venetis H. 90 TO Master James.
FOURTH RACE.
For three ear. .olds and upward to tho winnor
1925. to the second $50. and to the third S25 one
W steers,s b; h. Marshall, 9. by voltigsur-Hard.to
in,s RS.Gry 81 as slntyrs
Eliza Belle, Van Brunt Flames lngomar, and HAIL
.,,., Time, l:44N.
Bettlng-EIeven to 8 against Marshall, to lingo
mar. TO Argentina ! to Hailstone. 10 to I Van
Brunt ~ TO Eliza Belle. 40 to Flames, 90 to Dor
othy.
FIFTH RACE.
the Second conc sso and to the third sS5; i've and half
Eagle Stables b G Robbie W, by LoveGoid-Minnie,
walden; ll2 lbahardD .::.....:.,.......
of 90 &Gsfses
Tea Leaf Bragalone. Trade Last, Happy Bird,
stock bridge and New South also ran.
LEFT at the post.
Time. ll0.
Betting-Nine to against RIagalono, 4 to hume
roet, to Robbie W., to NalorouB, ~ TO Trade
Last, lg 10 Tea Leaf. 20 to Stockbridge, 20 to I
Happy Bird. so to New South
SIXTH RACE.
For three-yeAr.olds and upward; to tho winner
one mile and a sixteenth
Robert B9yIs's bT, 9, septour. 8. by o1lp-stsfA-
Ksntncky stSbss b. C. Rondo, g. los
Y. Doggett's oh. c. Doggett, 4, l0S tDoggetD. 80.
Clarus also ran.
Time, l:5l.
Betting-one 10 1 against Rondo, z to o septour 4
to Doggett, 80 to Carus.
Following Is the card for to-day:
First RaceFor three year olds and upward; selling
allowances; seven furongs.
Ara pahoe, l02 Illusion ............l0 l0Y
Rama. 81 VIII Elliott. Vu
Waterman, O1Crimea