The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-29
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Rides Well.
Rain falls 90 steadily and regularly nowadays
that the regular followers Of racing have be-
come thoroughly used to being wet and uncom.
Portable. and they would scarcely know what II
meant to SEQ horses running over q fast track
again. There were q couple Of thousand mem
bers OF tho talent at Aqueduct yesterday, the
only noticeable absentees being M. #. Dryer,
George Il. Smith. and q few Of the other
plungers, who have fed to Saratoga Double
Quick and Decide. two of the warmest ~favorltes
OF the afternoon, suffered defeat.
The California two.yearold, salabar. o big
half brother to Ludwig, was played for a real
good thing In the opening dash at Ave furlongs,
Clawson having the mount on the son Of Sal.
vator. Money Spinner was second choice. Miss
Tenny coming In for moro support than any Of
the others. The Dipper made the carly running,
but Salabar moved out In the stretch and won
rather cleverly from Miss Tenny, who is coming
round into form again. The Dippor boat Money
Spinner q short head in q drive for third money.
There were but three starters for the mile
dash, exclusively for throe-year-olds. and Ma
nassas, with Clawson up, was made an odds-on
favorite. 1t was only a big romp for Manassas,
who beat Savsrin four lengths. Loeb Glyn was
q poor third. Tho talent, emboldened by their
successes in the first and second races, now
plunged on Decide to win the selling race at six
furlongs. It was their Waterloo, for Kaiser
would DO most good, made q runaway race Of It
snd finished IN l:l4-the track record for The
aTda''i w RfS,ae az w't the ss0o post anf aa ss%eHe R RfsseS
PROMPT and Injured ,Wapshire's left leg a trido,
Successful ,.r behaved chi a badly cd = and pi,y was ss,lssiit e. the
Ludwig from David Gideon. Father Bill created
q cn ,sSsh Sy piping, I'D. ibid Y you see my little 1T S; Ghile
O'Connor, who piioted Kaiser Ludwig and beat
Decide, who was ridden BY, Perkins.
dash at a mile and a sixteenth which followed.
but Burlesquo boat him q nose in q driving I'm
Double Quick. was hauled over the Goals BY the
stewards,, who thought that his finish was q
Frank Regan's consistent performer. Percy f.,
companion Of salsbar. was played down from s
cooked q ToS 70 3 ,S cSan rSas S and Percy &c 'f F. RSss
handily, with Indian Summer second. Towanda
found dOe cd sanhd ioS1 ia' famous a%s1 nm %u a <. f tSss
choice at 6, to 5, while another old-timeri, w. B..
U ws' w sssU arss ta s%ay snd Sa sprssdssS Ti1S S Els Ssfd,
won away of. Alarpm was second and W. B.
third; Ls9nawsll pulled up very sore and lame
.Clawson rode three winners, q second and q
third Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
Purse $500; for two-yearolds; by subscription Of
sio each. with $500 added; SiOO to second and ESQ
to third: nve furlongs:
pulsifesS I I KarrIcii; i. I. Mis-; Tcnny. ioi Ghompr. l
D sIdson,s j: :: Tho. p5iipp;si, iiioaa SSo;;cS;nno5;:.::": 5 )
Money Spinner. False Pride, Hearsa, and aenaro
Time, l.o2la.
to ft'a NJ. Tesny. : s 70 I; False e Pride ID 1 aod ze sG1an sses :
10 TO Ii The pipper. 12 to ! Genaro. so to /.
sEcoND RACE.
o. For each sH T,s2 sicS sad.s ssi III Witch x go sCS to sssSna .s of
$50 to third; one mile:
Ls:& v; ?: Thompsons Oh. 6. Manassas. by Po.o-
maC-ElNlra. SS (ClawsOn). !
p. Gideon's b. 9. saynrln, es Harrisopl ..,....:. 3
f's'f hando'ph's e Fine C; LGca Styn' VI o'oonnor'. .
ge~.stng-Ten to on Manassas; against savartn. IL
THIRD RACE.
.c fSs en' Of :: s' esas; r aRS ssS' aads ssn OF Which SA $40 20
D. Gideon: b :: Kaiser Ludwig. g. by Ludwig.
william Lakeland ;. {. Decide. Ills tPerE,nsj.:. ! !
L. W. Powers b. h. Yankee Doodle. 4. ITO (Claw.
Mantle: nsawe!l;; prompt, Discount: and Bel De
monio also ran. successful ieft at the post
ps,uns-rve to 4 o Oh Decide aiis: .s.,n.. r.nle. Doc,
pi.coan.: s.oi j; Hsnwsl. Is 70 j; Prompt IS to
l; Mantle. so to l. and Bel Demonio 90 to 1.
FoURTH RACE.
.c rGa snT Of Is ssss9 w inS s aScs so Ge : saasd.' Of p which sSSs
$40 to the second and $40 to the third; the winner TO
CT. Patterson's br. c. B%urlesaue. 8. by Deoeiver-
Atkins a Lottridse's ch. 6. Double Quick. 1. ioi
P.S. p. Randolph's CHI. Z. MArsian. 4. 90 (Aakin) go. 8
Time. 1850.
Betting-Two to I on Double Quick; against Bur.
lesQue z to 5, Marsian 10 TO l.
FIFTH RACE
For tWSysarolds; selling: by sr6soription Of o.
and $40 to the third the winner to be sold at auction
for o.. 900: nve furlongs:
r. Regans b. C. Percy r.. by ainbow-AchSah lol
LIS & W. p. Thompson's br. g. indian Summer, 90
E. F~leischmann's b. (. Ma Petite. lol CHarrison). 49,. q
Stain. Fixed Star. Lerete, Towanda, ana Tinker
also ran.
Time. l:O3k.
B~etting-ARainst Towanda, = to 5; Percy p, 2 TO I
Fixed Star and Indian summer. each 8 to ] Tinker
and Ma Petite, each Is TO l Stain and Lerete. each
so to l.
sIXTH RACE.
For three year olds and upward which have not won
In 1894 or 1897; selling: by subscrtption OF o5 each.
with $500 idded; OF which $40 to the second and $50
TO the third; the winner TO be sold at auction for
81. 200: one mile;
". n. Sinks CHI. h. sandowne, aged. by spendthrift
-Zuleika, lO4 (clawsonl ..... observation-disclosures. !
r. q. Doggett's b. e. AlRrum. 4. 100 lPeun)........ 2
D. Higgins's br. q. W. b.. aged, 1l3 CTomlin) ........ 8
,Rodman B., Temptation. Leonawell. and satanells
also ran.
Time. l:k4.
Betting-Against sAndowne. 2 to !; W. B., Q to i
Alarum. 80 to !; Leonawell, 10 to !; RodmAn b
and Temptation. each 20 to !; SRtanella, 80 to i.
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