The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
FAV0RITES AT AQUEDUCT.
FOUR FIRST CHOICES REWARD HEIR
HACKERS BY CLEYER WINS.


HACKERS BY OBEYER WINS.
Kirkwood Runs n Disappointing Race and
Jockey hinherI IL Roundly Hissed-Snnders
Comes to Life In tho sixth Race-Froh-
man in Makers Hands scores for DAILY.
There was a bumper gathering at Aqueduct
yesterday. and even the fact that IL was the
thirteenth day OF the meeting failed TO deter
p~lunGers in their efforts to square accounts be-
fore the curtain drops for the metropolitan sea-
son to-day. The suggestive nam OF Fleeting
Gold also failed TO scare the regulars. and they
began the day we'll by making the Rayon dor
Ally %favorlte. Bonnie Gem made the run
ming for seven f%urlonRs. but then Fleeing
Gold got to her and won easily by half a length.
The second and third choices. Ruby Lips and
SaRacity. were beaten of. Although eleven
maiden two-year-olds turned out for the Sec
ond race. the talent again cashed. Compensa-
ton going to the front after a furlonE and win
ming by a head from one OF the long shots, Tip
Gallant. Maurice made 1t three straight for the
favorite players. and the books were hit heavily.
az the three placed horses finished as they were
PLAYED. Ella DAILY was left at the post In this
event. and she did not figure as a factor. Dan
Rice ran prominently to tho last sixteenth,
| by a length and n half.
The. pIungers. then grew ovsrconldent and
He was beaten a neck BY HiIee. and Maher was
roundly Kissed for his weak effort on Barrett's
sell, to ia lsvg RpR r. Che l f!tG rsds b bS'f tafinF nine The
RRteRasd s 81 sM9 ifs a4 The place E@srS AND Sfs Nsa ass&, @er-
In: and Black lack Dude reached =, hIost the S,, Line , 70 SlSfs
was Wssi as ipl Tori Ricke %s" a. a football sridiTsR.
SO badly in his two recent outings that ne was
2B sSRSea pail a. ' .3sd IaseT %a HaSf al and s South Ut n hir hnS
ruled fav9 }ri =, Sanders Won easily obbyyt tire
neystone next in order. lengths apart. The
improvement. shown by. Sanders was so re-
m mar ABB st that h tSS owner ,ps lint i11tenr od SSsS s so n stsT.
isiactorlly handled in his last two races that the
stable d, decided to To- put oLeary up; The stew
sIa1,S Tf tip on Sn1 the eee colt i long ' before the VIII:
being posted as a starter in this race It was
found that Light Wiing was not az the track;
/ probably made no difference in the result.
Summary:
FIRST RACE.
Selling: for three-yearold hllies which have, not
$40 to second and $50 to third; allowances; one
Sensation Stables CHI. T.. Fleeing Gold. by Rayon
d'ormFlying Fish. 90 to,Connorl ."...'..
NJ. Minden's CHI. +. Ruby Lips, 20 Clawson). ....... 8
Sagacity also ran.
Betting-Eisht to s against Fleeing Gold, 8 70 1
Bonnie Gem. . to 1 Ruby Lips. 3 to 1 sagAcity.
SECOND RACE.
or more times: $500 added. Of which $40. to second
and $50 20 third; weights twelve pounds below the
t. Healey's br: c. Compensation. by Tournament
J. AAo 4. sFSpss b;lf fi c. 'fRse Gallant. ITO jliccne,, ...:.. : :
F; n. WOODS b. 6. Specialist, ioT DSggsttl; i, - >
Hoidup. Chsnier. Al Reeves and crown also ran.
p.u.-- NJ zo,,.i., On 81 Z
Tip Gallant. 8 to ! : seeciaiist, q to j GSrio. 30 /
Kiiarma, 7 to Lady Exile. 100 70 ! Belle Of Oak;
Reeves, 8 to / Crown.
THIRD RACE.
Selling, for thrss;year.olds and nPgard: $500
W: NJ. BarrieE's b. h. Maurice, &. by Rayon dor
s. Lesy's Oh. c. Dan Rice, s. iia Jclawsonl- ".... 3
A, vsn SSsnef pri G@; T. A sS { An 9Th a. 1Si smn an. Eil q
DAILY and Hurus also ran.
Betting-six to > against Maurice. 2 to I Dan Rice,
D. to 8 . sws%p Angel 1S fd , NO M1, t. 10Y I yt 10 !, f. 10 , 10 1
60 to 1 Ella DAILY, 100 to 1 Hurus.
FOURTH RACE.
For two.year.olds which have run and not won at
$50 to third: weights twelve pounds below the scale;
". Il. BarrettS b. Z. Hilee, by Himyar-Grace. Lee.
rl47 3LeatyG. TK;iJw.od ,,oT 5Vt,i.ov,,' ! /
J.At., Msoormsek.s B., C. mutation: ITO 5spesnssF.D. 5 5
The Gardner. Holden. Handcuh, and Lepida also
ran.
Time. 1927 3-5.
~Bettinp-Thirteen to Is against Hilee. 4 TO 8 Kirk.
wood, 10 to l Imitation. 80 to l The Gardner, 80 to l
Holden. 7 to 1 Handcuh, 20 to / Lepida.
FIFTH RACE. 90
Selling; for three year-olds; $500 added, OF which
$40 to second and $50 to third; allowances; one mile
N. j. DAYS CHI. G. Frohman. by Himyar-Jewel
l.. o. Appleby's b. (. Nearest, 90 Clawsonl......... .
W. c. Days b. C. Merlin. lo2 (0'Connor) ........... 3
His Majesty, Flax Spinner. and Black Dude also
"" Time. l:4s 4-5.
Betting-Five to 8 on Frohman, Z to 2 against Wear
est. IL to l Merlin. 40 to l His Majesty, 8 to 1 Flax
Spinner, 100 to L Black Dude.
SIXTH RACE.
For all ages that have run and not won at this
meeting; 5000 added, of which $40 to second aud
$50 to third; special weights; sex allowances; about
seven furlonRs:
+. Y. Alexandre's b. c. Sanders. 3. by Hanover
Constantinople 10 OLeary). ............... 1
Mrs. NJ. {. Lyless CHI. z. Brighton, 4. l15 CTurner). 2
Oviatt, South Africa, Doggett. Blarneystone, Dan
forth and King's Pride also ran. Light Wing also
figured on the bulletin and in the betting, but was
an absentee at post time.
Time, 1927.
Betting-Fourto / against Sanders. ~ to ! Brighton,
q to r Judge Wardell and South Africa coupled, 100
To / Oviatt, 10 to 1 Doggett. q to 1 Blarneyatone. .
TO 2 Danforth, II to 1 Kings Pride. 100 to 1 Light
Wing.
The entries for to-day's races are as follows:
First Race-For three-yearolds and upward; about
seven furlongs:
Headlight IT ..1o3 Mana H...1OO