New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
AouEDUCT PEOPLE HAPPY.
AM INCREASED ATTENDANCE AT THE
RACES.
,>,rn TO HAVE CLEAN coNrEsTs-soME
,,vr,y prrrrNG-rHB RESULTS.


LIVELY BrsrrING-THB RESULTS.
An increased attendance at the Adueduc' raceu".N
,os,erdav caused the managers to smile WIN $40
!esu.' ,c,,os Reiev made few pointed re-
r,s before the races began about owners "n'
are so anxious to make money tna' '"ys . -
,bar obigatlons 10 the public Inc <>a"e
ayers are determined TO have true-ruh i"'.S az co.. 49,
cost Extra precautions we're 'aAe, - raca tho
noon with the result that In nearly every -
noon WIZ" .'e hora as they could from fagfali
Jockeys rode as mar" do '
10 finish. ..,ra. % ride
defender in the place OF Garrlgah VINO "o VS. 49,,
20 r,do the horse. Clayton failed TO VIII WIN "'.'
az sen,our won easily The stewards saveu 'ne WI
from lot Of ugly talk. and vnd'ca'eu ua' e,,',,
-, horss,v was not questioned, but whose sA'''
as a Jockey in doubt ,, ..o
rr. r.r,ns was Of A fair quality. although the
horses engaged we're OF the lower order III cas'
ry'a e~s, race was the medium OF some lively pet
,nr Sannie was the favoriie in the hist i"'e "
80, r,,ersie AT ) 10 = Nay Nay at 10 l. ana
p-,rb,op a, the same odds. were also heavily paNeu
The start was not OF the best. br'sh'on anu .
die were In the lead. The latter rushed 10 'ne o'
IN the turn and opened UP gap OF SIN iene'i'''
which she retained until halfway down the nome
stretch. when Brighton passed her ana h"', ~
,,oub,e IN winning by lengths from Nay Nay
u.ho came fast at the finish and oest Eherdie TWO
lengths for the place. The favorite was never
factor in the race. $780,,
tho second race CIardue was may -
;e AZ odds Of 10 to on his chances Inc general
,,,hl,c no, on Sir Francis at TO against NM
vo,Iev also had a large number OF admirers VINO
accepted 3 to / against him Sir FRANCIS TOOK .'e
lead from the start and made all the running WIN
ming easily al the finish by two lengths from
Cbarade who beat ChUgnut four lengths lor '"7
Mace Vollev was beaten of. . ,.,s =,
In the third Amer was me no''1 TonSerness
at and Medca at 10 were supported oy h d faI
daring bettors Medica took the lead az me 60, Ia,
4 ,rfila
the finish where amtGn got up Ped 5G her her by
length and a half. Pay or Play was thro uliee
TSe fourth race resulted in another victory for
p T,s had many shrewd hackers who accepted
sto against him. lambert was at 70 ! IN me ne
betting lambert piloted the field to The head b G
head and he came away. winning me race WIN
ana1 he5t Vas last four lengths behind Defender
The fifth race was a half mile dash for two
a. 10 TO in the betting Lady Mottet second
choice at to /. Malta was quoted al TO l. an1
,b aG S ed ag we
merry scramble iG AWAY and won by length
Myrtle l. was placed second ana nsbed fourtb
The sixth race was for horses that had not won
in two on ns was Mas second choice at
2to / From 10 TO Is to could be obtained against
won in canter by ten lengths from Restrain
who beat one two lengths for the place NICK
Johnson was fourth.
the b saf r'y wbo freely accepted against her
Minreopia ar 10 in demand. Sunny Slope
also well supported at TO l. TakaS S1o had
second ana Woodbrd third.
DETAILS OF THE RACES.
FIRST RACE-Purse $500 for two,year-olds; selling al
lowances. Five furlones
In I@h al sh 100, Brighton by Fore.'eE a4T
Br 'sp si4Sle: b Nay Nay e5..jE Miller
11.~sie II irGchl
L. sann 1p' IS car IS, 5cfe, Joe cu,ey IS 1Sonsn
and Sister Beatrice 50 T sIIswi92 sa also ran"
Be,.lns-Brishton. and : to 5: Nay Nay. 4and SOS
ley. 90 and 20, Sister Beatrice and S to 2
Won cleverly by a length and half: same distance
between second and third
SECOND RAcE-Purse s45o handicap One mile
Eagle stables ch Sir Fsncis by Mr. PGh sCrss,
eT n2sdt s's'' ' as Hhasa eea
vollSy' 20 car o7'. 7y SKssfs, ,g also ran.
d F5a3si .5 e "2 Vet to &c ca rad t? 10
Won in a romp by a length and a half: four lengths
between second and third
THIRD RACE-Purse $500; selling allowances Six fur
longs.
K2sslss CHI h. Amer by KnSs'on5sTsy;
Sensation Stables b. + Medica s.........G Hirsch)
Hnraghafn ic4 CKeefej and Tendene.s IS ewers
also nan go
Pay M and " ana @Sd aSd 8 aRa no o.
s and to 10
Won in drive by length and a half; three lengths
between second and third
FOURTH RACE-Purse $3.50 for threey dds special
weights. one mile.
Robert Boyies r. septour. by oxlip-s,stsnet!s;
F. @ BurTidges ch c Defender io4 ccar Io &c.,.
Nj. Clancy Co.'S br. lambert. ?. io7 Csims)
lambert. and
Won easily by four lengths, same distance between
second and third
FIFTH RACE-Purse $500; for maiden Niles years
old. special weights Half mile.
G.. NJ. Miner. Oh. f. Lady Motue. by Fi!zjames
MS'l Iud iiV h. 10 Myrtle IT, no tKeefe
J MciAushiin's br T. Maud adams flo. .(Coyle
HmSar Ito cereenJ Ella Haroii Ito alialdj: Bicycle
Girl ITO DoggetD. and Himyance, 40 WakeD, also
:; Maud Adams. and 8: Margaret RSi6 e. 10 and
S Sp 10 ana = Bicycle Girl 10 and i myanes and )
Won easily by length: head between second and
third
SIXTH RACE-Purse $500; selling allowances. One mile
Sensation Stables B. Telegram by Inspector BE
W. DSr'' DAYS ch Restraint Keefe'
D. NIX sRe Johnsn G oG Bergen; connemaush 81 lowers
Emo 106 Gardner. and Bank Cashier 81 'car 81 'Wap
shire also ~
Betng-Telegran. 10 and 3; Restraint. IS and 4; one.
10 and S SS S Ra Bank c AND t? aSS
Won in a romp by lengths lengths between
second and third
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse $500 for maiden two-y.ar-oids:
special weights One-half mile.
Kensico Stables CHI (. Tallahassee by Iroquois-Babee
Jere Dunns Oh. sunny slope, 10 lewis
r. ch NoO5bird 10. (Sheedy) 3
Olivia L.. 10 Gi Harris. Mnneopa. cC.ayiouD:
Miss Brambie. 10 Gardner; Pearl V. 10 tcar 1l2l
CTaraD: Susie Noonan. 10 Sims: Ydiz. 1<eefe,
Otha Chance 10 powers. also ran. "
Time. i9A
Beting-Tsksnsssse ana even; Sunny slope. ~ and
Woodbir6. 20 and 8. Olivia L.. u A. MINI coma Z
and 7 3: Miss Bramble and even. Pearl V q TO :
and 10 g. Susie Noonan 10 and 4: Ydiz 80 and 10.
Chance. 80 and 10
handiy BY three lengths: a neck between second
end third