New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
PACING AT AQUEDUCT.
.oon DAY FOR FAvoRITEs IN THE
CONTESTS.
,n MODERATE IN orALIrY-THE FIELDS
co LARGE AS ON THE PRECEDING DAY.

a., q
ou' souls OF its patrons. The card was moo-
no' ~ ,ua,i,v Yesterday. and the fields were no.
zoe as on the opening day. Ihere was ny
~ talk about, hence the day passed a""S
,,.out n single exciting EPISODE uh'n ""' -
MI IN Defender the favorite. at the start Oh INC
-, race. II may have been purely acc'oen'"' o
10" ,,,s mart but there were many ugly ru-
Gsfie g., before The race The persons VINO bet
mo.s sv on Defender were in an angry inooo
'ne .,.v witnessed Garrgan's stupidity al ''e
~. ard his frantic efforts At the hnish 10 cioso up
~ ao,en lengths ne lost at the start INC ma
' a,. u,as used IN starting the race, wh'ch, o.
a,rss sves Garrgan en- excuse. Inc nao'ino
1s.,,d be removed at once. as the starts niaoe
s.sor, q have been satisfactory TO everybody
w'nv VIM o., hos been sold TO Charles Fleischmann
q, James Mccormack won some creditaoie
.ss with her, and sold her for handsome
ornt 70 the Cincinnati turfmen IL was repor'eo
,,a Aoueduct racetrack yesterday that j.
rn.ale who trained Peep O Day. irish Keel ana
s.o- so successfully. Is 10 train DIVISION OF 'ne
vscne stable In the near future The Neehe s'ao'e
large that 1t is impossible for Thomas Green
..o,r them all: hence II the report be true. tho
-. owned by the Keenes are likely TO race moro
s-.cnently and successfully at the fnli meetings..
~. racing Yesterday was not all exciting. Form
,,svsied and its followers were happy as inc
rror,.es won In four OF the six rnces- saaire VINO
-, the third race, was the second choice. ana
~..sors left the track happy.
10 the first race Full Speed made the running
.c ,he stretch was reached with Nina Louise
"a Favo in close attendance. When Strengthened
-, the run in. Nina Louise closed upon the lcad-
:. and the race became a contest between Nina
,.use and Full Speed. The former outlested Full
s,s.d and beat him out to the finish by length
snd half. Favo was thi'o' ''iee 'ie
Full Speed
:, mo second race The Native was selected as
.se ,avorite and to tho ruling odds against
rim throughout the betting. Premier al 10 o. heo
anna followers The start was a gooo one. ING
Native lost a lot Of ground at the turns owins 70
,,s inability to negotiate the abrupt curves. Out
he so far outclassed his field that he mace ~ up
,r the straight work. and won easily Mt the fnisn
by a length from Premier, who peat Emo"oiiA'
three lengths for the place.
ina third race was the medium Of some heaVy
hitting Margaret Roth was the favorite. al 10
Sa,are and Courtshp were we'll supported al D 10
elch The odds against the others ranged from
to and one layer. VINO Is likely 10 De os'raciAcu
sv his associates actually laid 10 TO l against
p.,,. louisa Courtship rushed into the lead at
-. fall Of the flag. closely followed by Margaret
Roth and salaire. Courtsh.p quit at the head OF
~. bomes;retch Keefe permitted Margaret Rotn
- run wide and gave Clayton. on Saiaire an ao-
vantage that ne not slow in accepting az ne
worked intustriously. and landed Safa're winner
f-1rr 1farCaref fo"''
courtshi, was third three lengths behind Margaret
Roth
r-h. fourth race was won by Sue KirtiA VINO
VIA. the fayorite at ) to on in the betting Sue
I.t.ie waited until the stretch was reached "nen
she came away and won handy by length from
Marshall. who beat Mirage four lengths for the
place
,,,r-,nsn from Aouedrct and gained confidence
the betting IN the NTH race was fas
ard furious Sir Francs was made the favorite al
& tn on. Ameer was a warm second cnoce al
8 10 g. The distance Of the race was ABOUT seven
fur,ongs az the start made in chute at tho
hack stretch turn The rsce was well contested.
Sir Francis won in q drive by length from A1neer'
VINO beat Mrs start length for second place
1pA sxfh race was by Helen N. H. VINO
w,s n 4 10 in the betting. Defender. who was
the fayorte at even money and who was practically
e,t AZ the post was second. and Florence Hubbard
was third. The summaries:
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS
FIRST RAcB-purse $500: for two-year-od' selling Al
iownnces Five furonss.
Il Eugene Ieigh's !: Nina Louise. by onondssa.
Esssis s HSksy Dr. Full Speed o7 osset
Appssy. i Fp s2.4s, rra,:o ss drsrrson
Joe Hayman- '' 'cOy 1,n also on fcn;
= and to Q Faro Is and O. Second Chance. Y AID q
y rs' asSn ~ aC g ara nd Z L d. " anu '
Won EASILY by length and half: three lengths BE-
second and third
SECOND RACE-Purse $3.50; Tor thr-eyearo'ds: special
weights; selling allowances One mile.
" s,earss CHI c The Native. by Pontiac-soubr.,tts
~ nc 2 ssI iS ei c Premier ioa Gear iS1
r Daily. ch T. functional e7.......... .(Keefe)
Chugnut 90 H'Owers). also ran:
-, no Ss,Ss and s1o 20 E. e % n and
wca cieveriy by length: three lengths between sec
cd and third
THIRD RACE-Purse 800 for maiden fiiies two years
d. special weights: allowances Five flrlongs
s-ss,uu stables Oh. f. salaire. by sslyatorZ
wssrcok stables en- T. Marrare, Roth: ll2 .Keefe}
nrssa lo7 Dosgeto; and Yeldiz io7 (wapshire) also
p-,,r,s,,o,re snd to 10: Margaret Roth to 5
sra TO g. Courtship u. 70 and 70 o bonne vd,z
ss mi & H'nyan's 10 anu ''''@''
Won IN hard drive by a short head; two lengths be-
ts,en sccond and third
FOURTH RAOT,-Purse $3.50 for chree-year-ods ana up
ward; selling allowances. One and one-eirhtn mics
z s,e~ass b. T. Sue Kie. by Dsrebn-ka or
IN s.s 80 n !, Marshall 8. 100 car ioD Hi6
A 81: 81 @'s Ss.! loss NlEss
ssnssu. K,,u, and out cut; M !. 1ns
Voc easily by length: four lengths between se'ona
sai third.
FIFTH RACE-Pu-xc 500: for thr-e-year-oas anu ny
ward: selling allowances About seven furiongs
Eagle Stable. ch & SIR Francis. by M PickwIck
Thors & yrs iO3 n, 1ca-. 800 ,DoEhs.y
Kneses ch. h. Amer 8 los 3pnrers,
Maple Prince os O'oylie) Whpcord aS tcar e4) VA
nson). ana birmingham lO4 tKeefe), also ran
Tme-l:2d
Betting Sir Francis 70 an. out; amser' ao 20 and g.
IN 3: Ms Stuart 10 and 3; Maple Prince ~ anu -
whpoord ~ and g. Nottingham. 20 and G.
Won in drive by a length. six lengths between SEQ
me and third
UxTH RACD-Purse $500: for three-year-o'os se''"s
md maiden allowances. one mile.
H. Valentines b. T. Helen II. ii. by soen' ,I,,,
z O. Burrdgss ch c Defender l0I ...... tuarrlgan'
Bradiey's T. F1or~aa Hubba ri. 30. t'owers)
Roya Princess e8 fCoyis: King T.. 1o3 tscoul Ise-
ran % OennetO. and Venetia H. 80 tcar 30 ohee'e'
Alec nan
Tine-l44.
-peie II II g. opS2 Defender Z 70 3 ana l N