The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-08
RACING AT AQUEDUCT.
TANIS AT VERY LONG ODDS BEATS
A FAIR FIELD.

a FAIR FIELD.
Yaakes Decide and Marshall tiad To Weld 10
the Oatsider-kinE Z. vIus Another Good
Race with weight Cp-Hen Ronaid and
Hardly VISA Large Crowd secs the sport
Another crowd of good proportions patronizcd
the Aqueduct races again yesterday. fully 4.5o0
persons being present when the horses were
called TO the post for the first race. The feature
Of the day was the victory Of the long shot,
Tanis. over Yankee Doodle and other fair per.
formers in the opening race over tho short
Beveu.fGrlonG course.
Few persons thought the big reldins had =
chance, and as much as 30 to 10 l conld be had
against him at ono time. but the despised out.
slider was a race horse when the real issue came,
and beat Yankee Doodle and Marshall a short
head in a whipping finish. Yankee Doodle was
apronounced favorite, and q lot of money was
lost over the son OF Prince Royal. Kaiser Lud.
wig showed a lot OF speed in the early par: of
the race, but died away badly at the end.
Ben Ronald had only Alarum and Agitator to
beat in tho second race, and the talent made the
little brown gclding a warm favoritc at odds on.
Sims waited on Agitator until the stretch was
reached. ana then, cutting loose, won as he
pleased. Alarum boat Agitator for second
money. The last named was quite a stake per-
former when he was two years old. but he Is
now sour and cranky and doesn't act much like
the colt that won glory for the kcene stable
three years ago.
There were two or three good things in the
dash for .olds which followed, but all
the money went to W. II. Karrick's good look.
Ing colt Mooyer, by Belvidere. who sold equal
favorite with Father Bill Days Tinker. Mar
tin getting the verdict with the Preaknsss.bred
{%Sup3ggstsr after a s 81 tSi1ass with Tinker rilS
,Salvado, the tayortte for the mile dash, won
cleyerly, with Debride. a 80 to ] chance. second.
and lnIr Johnny 4 IN .lnhnnN ~ =
choice in the speculation, and the stewards
were not much taken with the riding OF the
Debride is ownod BY Senator T. Is. sullivan. aud
when he led to the final furlone pole the hearts
away from the wigwam beat high. Salvado out
footed Deoridc home. though, and the killing
was postponed for another day. although the
SECOND place odds were quite liberal.
That steadily improving four-yearold King 7.
shouldered ia pounds and won the handicap
for three-year.olds and upward. at one mile and
esixteenth. in SreAt, style. lie was an equal
AND 1sdp under Ti TRdr l1siie Strong 9so Fidins BEAT SaH Persens
q length. FircSide was third, beaten a head.
Il takes a man TO ride King I. who is extremely
finish or he will not do his best.
NJ, F: DIVERS smart tiliy Hardly won the
concluding race OF the day, for which she was
fayorite. Hardly was only a head before the
third choice. Handpress. who beat oNnard. the
second choice, as tar for second money, The
time. los, is fast for five and u half turlongs.
Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
uIb tSOui y tlfee-N wear Dlus III upWdrus ell
ing allow ances; about seven furIongs:
Howard Pstterson,s b g Tanis. 4. by Hanover
I. W. Pursers b. h. Yankee Doodle, .. III w. Mar.
J.F. ouigleyi b. h. Marshall. aged. iii PENN. j
Break % bay. Kaiser Ludwig, Myrtle Harkuess. Her
Own. swamp Angel, Eastern Ray. ard ZGnone also
Time. ltl5.
Betting-AgRiust Yankee Doodle. $ to ;; Marshall
and Break . Day. each 0 to !; swamp Angel and
own oHnHn IS f 70 I; I 7 a mi 10 S 10 i; laser n.rSn TaGwis' SO 10 HT e
Eastern Ray. so tol.
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500: for 'hree-year.olds and ward; sell.
ing allow ances; one mile and h sixteenth:
II: p. Dryers br. g. Ben Ronald, 8. by Hindoo-
r. c. Dossett's b. g. Aiarum,.. !. i0i iDosse.tj ".". !
Defined 4 Farrell's oh; s. As!tator, 8. ITO II. Martin. !
Bettins-Three to on Ben Ronald; against Alaram
oto 5; Agitator. 10 to l..
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500; for maiden two year-olds selling al
H,H: Ka5risk,s b { M.oyer, by BelviaOre-Mlnnie
VIC DAYS sh; 9. ytnbleT. lC2 .o'conaor ~. :
O. sisIers .. c; pr, "ithr s 'ES tbeaGsnsmpl'
Nymph. Aoraire, Basil. Artist Love. and congrevs
Time. l:oeL.
Be,1lns1As3in; Trailer and NooyeFi ea;h 3 to !
Artist Love. 10 to !; Land Nymph, 80 10 !; Spero
ForETH RACE.
J. kneaie's Oh. c. salIado, hy salvatoT-oran lln
I'D. Sullivan br. 2. Debrlde. 10; co'icary, ,,..... .
Sykes s Chertou's Oh. =. Our Johnny. Ito driving. s
Dye. Gee Gee, C~ourtship H.. Hast!un. and squar
also ran.
Time. !: i3i.
Betting-Ten 10 9 On Salyaiu; against our Johnny
gig TO |; Dye. 10 10 !: Court hp II. and Bastiol
each 90 TO |; pehr.dc and $ luar. each so to !.
FIFTH RACE
Handicap for three-yearolds and upward; puu'
t51O; one mile anu a sixteenth:
Ii Durhnt's b. h. King r.. ]. by King Erncst-Re.
T.. W. Purs-rs l.. :. Pcrs IS. :. lO5 II. Nsrttlp......
l.. Sc W. p, TnCmIsuns Dr. I. Flres.de, >, 100
tHewIttJ ......... ;
Nauki Pooh and Cromwell q 20 ran.
1Ins. i:4>1.
Pettlng-Agairst Eircsldt. Ga IN |; King T. an
Cromwell. each 1 TO /: PerseU'. to l; Sanki Pooh
b to /.
SIXTH RACE.
For two year.o!ds; purse $500; five and a half fur
longs:
n. +. DIVERS rh, I. Hardly. uy Canhlemas-Per.
P.J. Dwyrrs d. 4. Nnulprrs-, ll2 (DosEettl .......
J. Maddrn's b. e. OIuari. liz CThnrpcL ..........
Beli- OF Erin. Abundant, Maud Ellis. AurEm. Bo,
Orator. and Tori also rsn.
Time. lsOS.
Rettiug-AEaInst Hardly. o to 3; Oxnard. gig 20 !
HandprrSs and Boy orator. each / To | Maud Eli.
6to !: Bell. ~ Erin. Abundant, Au=um, ard Tori
each 20 iol.