The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-10
BIG CROWD AT AQUEDUCT.
BANNER ATTENDANCE At QUEENS
COUNT CL COURSE YESTERDAY.
Boy Orator the Sole winninE Fnvorite-A lot
OF Money Burnt zip ON 1~nurice-Buckwa In
winning Form hen Ronald AGnin-NeN
n.Inan. IN ahnnn Az IN M anhnnnlnn.

or Money Burnt Zip ON Mhurice-Buckwn In
Vyinning Form - Hen Ronald AGain-Now
Orleans TO open Nov. 1s ne Scheduled.
Upward OF ivo thousand persons patronized
the sport Of kings at the Aqueduct race course
yesterday afternoon, the crowd bcing the larg.
est In the history OF the Queens County Jockey
Club. 1t was a decidly cold day for the favor
ties, Boy Orator in the final event being the
only successful first choice to score. A lot OF
money was burnt up on Maurice, Break O. Day,
Dorian, and other false alarms.
The sport began with u dash over tho short
seven furlong course. for which Break o Day
was made favorite at 8 to 8. In a very pretty
finish Sam D6ggctt won with his brother Rich.
ards Alsrum. heads separating the pair at the
wire. DalRretti was third. 1t was strange to
zee Premier beaten by such cattle, but Jimmy
McLaughlin's stout little fouryoar-old was cut
down in one of his races at Gravesond, and is
far from being good at present
Despite tho fact that Dorian 10 ono OF the
uoftest and most unreliable horses in training.
the public made the $4,000 beauty favorite to
win the second event, n dash at a mile. Old
SauRus and Perseus were also fancicd some.
what, while Albert S. was at the comfortable
odds Of 4 to 1. Perseus, Albert S. and Old Sau-
gus made the running. giving way to Dorian in
tho stretch. Dorian looked to DO winning in o
gallon. when ho stopped. and Albert 8. fought 1t
out with Perseus. the former winning by a ncck.
Dorian was third. Albert s. is big and strong
now and will take some beating. This 10 his
second victory at Aqueduct.
Maurice was made favorite over Buckwa. Ben
Elder. Draw Lad, Manassas, King T., and Ulys-
see for the handicap at one mile and a sixteenth,
but the son OF Rayon dor was very ugly at tho
post and was finally sent away so far behind his
held that he had no chance to win. Buckwa,
who loves a fast and hard track, was always
master of tho situation and won quito
clevcrly, while Draw Lad. under the whip,
managed to beat Ben Elder a head for
second money. King T.. whose price
opened at 5 and 6 to 1 and went UP till
IL to l could DO had. could not raise a gallop and
was beaten q hundred yards. 1t was an amaz-
tHs Sr races, ru iDr n n a mile ena and h"a T9H 1T ,@ on
each occasion in 1:4Sie. Mr.. Pettingill had one
s siiEh SFss Ssh Ta'q shs Maq aaid. AND and K ki Would Ii EsFs
boon fortunate had he dropped the flag then.
Maurice behaved very badly and the stewards
Handpress. favorite for the fourth event. a
drew the outside position. was OF back in the
second choices. Attainment ana Brentwood. had
tho race to themselves. the former getting home
Percy 4. was q good third; with HandpreSs at
bis saddle Si HE,'Iha, RRs sy del Hon TiSTra Was o SO:
1t wasn't thought that NJ. F.. Dryers
20 pounds and a beating; but no did. and did it
90 handily that the eyes Of the talent bulged In
ansiI IN. farlon sim polo wa w sss r %,ss Ben and fG ,heni
pulling out, passed Rey dol TERRA and Fireside
It, t. 'h Ssat F Ehsy SsFs ei s,SndlinE fos sti Second na' money aoney.
Rea % 81 THE syn will remember that when
Dwyer. the latter rotnliated by taking Ben
Ronald. Since then Ben Ronald has won three
races for Mr.. DIVER. and Yesterday that
against him any morning or afternoon, the dis
tHnce to DO q mile and the horses to carry weight
wasteful for tho concluding event at fve fur.
horses reached the post for fear Of the growing
darkness. and they were badly strung out, with
enough to get away in second position. ana
when Tinker stopped to nothing in the stretch
! was aP poor second s9i ans SfB5t elPPonia aq 9hisd. "a'''fui
Jockey Max Hirsch. for impertinence to the
ssasi ifne ehs $50 oe a ss dsuspr }mnse IN for !f the se6 6oisn ree 81
the meeting by the stewards.
from ,ess ssrssar ya she esfsaxeS c yieste Of tEe " craseens
City Jockey sad Club Tub, Announcing Snd that the e meeting NE
close for S25, 900 worth of engagements ON Oct.
a6; T. case Of , anythipg occurring between now
ment; the entrance money on early stakes will
The injured Jockey. Songer, who was thrown
at Aqueduct on Friday and removed to st.
Mary's Hospital, Is going to recover. He hal
day. and was conscious last evening when some
friends called to ask after him. He is suffering
from conclusion of the brain and shock. Sum
maries follow:
FIRST RACE.
For thres'yearoias and uPw ard; selling, by sub;
20 the second aud $50 to the third; the winner to be
sold at auction; about seven furlongs:
R., G; Dosgett's b. g. Alarum, 4. by Torso-Hana.
7. GrtSn's b. Z. Break O. Day. 5. los CThorpej.... .
1lemiQR a BlaCk'A b. q. DalQr, til. a. los (HeWittl q
Premier aud Lakeview Palace also ran.
B~st.ins-AgAinst Break O. bay. 8 to 5; Aiarum. sa
to l; Premier. Alto l; Lakeview Palace, 8 to /; Dial.
For three.year.olds and upwari which have not
$500 ad .ed. OF which SO TO the sec md and $50 20
ths third; the winner 70 be sold At auction; one mile
tie Kent. 100 (rhorpe) ."... l
:: j. W MEG pGs .Ssr,y ,; g. s: h. Fl Do oe I.n. a .l los ~ 10 N ta1Mi, !: 3 3
old saugus. Bon Ami, W b., and Belle Of Killarney
B~rtsinss1AgaIn. Dorian 2 70 !; Rerseus, 3 to l Old
OF Killarney. 10 to ] Bon Ami. 40 to l..
THIRD RACE.
For three. ar.olds and upward; handicap; by
oloo =" second and $50 to third: one mile and a six.
E.W; purssr's b. g. Buckwa. 8. by Blckra-we WI.
r. +. Dwyer's B. h. Ben s.n Fder. T. . l i@' Sins, Sin nar'in9',:
King T.. Maurice. Manassas, an Ulysses also ran.
Betting-Against Maurice. . to !; Ben Eder. 80 to
!; Buckwa, I to l; Manassas. 5 to /; King 7. and
Draw Lad. each 10 to /; Ulysses, IS to /.
FOURTH RACE.
For two-yearo'ds; selling; by subscription of o.
each, with $500 adde T.. OF which 80 to second and
$50 TO thiri |; five furlpn ~;
L.. 3. 4 W. p. Th0mp3ons b. {. Attainment, by
Walden. ch hl" e: h hS ! iSa I IBrnu Champ. !
y. Reagan's b. g. Percy F., iO2 III. NJ riin)....,.,....
Pontet Canet. Handpress, Belle OF Erin. Abundant
Allie Belle. Mrs. Reeves, and Tori also ran.
Time. l:O2l.
BOtUnR-Ten to q on InnDrpaa. auaInat ltfatn
ment. . TO Percy F.. q to l; brentwood and Allie
Belle. each 10 to !; Abundant. l2 to |; Belle OF EriI
ana Tori. each 80 to /: Pontet Canet. 40 to /; Mrs
Reeves, so to /.
FIFTH RACE.
For three-year.olds; selling; by subscrtption of NJ
each. with $500 ad led, of which $40 to second ant
$50 to third; one mile:
II. +. Dwyer's br. &. Bon Ronald, by Hindoo-Ben.
hy-Chree. il6 Sims,
T. W. Purser's b. c. Rey del TERRA, 90 CO'ConnorJ..
is. q W. =, Tnompson's br. T.. Fireside. lis
Azure. Iii Daddy, and Robert I,onnrer r' sis
Time. 1851.