The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-10
CLOSING DAY AT AQUEDUCT,
OLD IMP BEATEN IN FARMING
DALE HANDICAP.
Two-Year-Oid Dom aui Win From q Field
OF Ail-Agei Horses -Trebor the Only
Winning Fav0rite-Tenngra Takes
Creedmoor Handicap ~ Odds Of Is =

~ tNO weeks mfftlnH OF rs Rt''i'
County Jockey Club and the season OF rnong
In this Stat, under the jurisdiction Of the
Jockey club ended az the Aqueduc rnck
yesterday afternoon. The fact that IL was
the final days racing la these parts unul
next spring attracted one OF the largest
crowds ever seen at Aqueduct The race
goers had an enjoyable afternoons sport
but the racing was married somewhat by the
ragged send-oifs. while the horses failed to
run up to expectations. only one favorte,
TrebOr. winning The chief interest was
In the running Of the Farmingdale Handicap
Jacob Wo tbs grand t.o-ycar-old. Dom
Paul, won, and after his grand performance
good judges werc of the opinion that he was
u colt Of the first class and that, II he winters
well, he i bound 10 be among the leading
thrcc-year-olds next season. The most DIS
appointing part Of the race was the poor
performance Of the black mare Imp. who
was the public choice. She failed to show
any Of her speed and finished last, Advance
Guard. who al one time WINS fully twenty
lengths in the rear. even beating the old mare
In the final strides. The Farmincd1le was
Tor horses OF all ages at one mile and a
sixteenth. Imp had the top weight AZ i20
pounds, but her admirers could not figure
out how she was 10 bc beaten. She opened
and closed Mt , to > and warmed up In good
style, which brought cheers from the occi-
pants OF the stand, Advance Guard. although
h" had i2I pounds to carry. was considered
the next best and was second Choic" at u
e, ., While Dom Paul was next Ia favor At
q :, the fact that he Ind 10 carry NJ pound
k". pms. many FROM wagering ON the two
y~eor-old Ben, Mac nhui remained stendy
az % !, while Handicapped had some sup
port at 10 TO I When Cassidy gave the
signal to start. the field va, II stra gglipg
that he was out Of the race before the turn
was reached Ia the llrst sixteenth Nondct1y
rushed Hamdio}ppcr into ne icad and he
Dom Paul running socpnd aud Ben Mac Dhui
third Imp was intrrfercd with just after
the start and she was holding nftl position
There was no change In the order Of position
Until rounding the far turn. where Cochran
followed with Ken Mac IDRui, and Imp shovel
ta!rd position and her hackers began 70 yen
w and in the run through tho stretch srndu-
ally, fell back Dom Paul swerved a trdc
tive lengths Ben Mac Dbui finished three
ienfa'i 9siore Hendic5pper, who ci2;ed
v was fourth, a head before Advance Guard.
who was n similar distance in front Of Imp
o,d dhS =, f hys dnS HSpfdIS%P; for ,wSjyeSn;
a field Of ton. g.. Whittier, shaw. up, was
made III. tayorite, but tho plunge q the rae
opened at q to /, then recedcd to is TO /. and
was backed down to six again. Par EN-
PsninsSlH wa" and out f 5TS% re to ! SS :! .'.a 4; yh. az
7 10 ! each Par Excellence and Lord ouex
raced together until the hast, %furlons was
took tho lead and held il 10 the end, winning
m a hard drive by 2 neck. q; Whittier closed
length from Mary Worth
thin nnc 9pen,hs even, was a selling rae for
with q field Of eight running. Lamp 0Iee
opened w the favorite at ? 70 l. There vas
such n strong tip on Ben Battle. n newcomer
IN the~e part. that he was az 5 70 ? when the
betting opened, but Immediately the West
erners sent in Their money, and the price fell
~ that at post time Bon Battle was fayorite
at : 10 ) with lAmp tIIRF second ClO loo at
II, 70 D. The Ro que was well backed az Z 10 I,
. sH to- r''H Wonds Sai n sSi P iSmEp q di i@p'G away az
Well. and he opened up a gap which the others
could never clos winnins: eSeed up; 10y
the start "a he was last tn get away. but
made NJ a lot Of ground al, the end and I'm
The Rogue. With an even break Ben Battle
might have given the winner quite an nrgu-
The second event went 20 the fayorite
a. Trebor, The winner, was an 2dd,-9n choice
ro, va s q CHil.nT 9 ana a. a r mmr a., Snd a, sryr r5t
h" was withdrawn rs were Bowen, Nuunn
and Lady Chorister Trehor opened ~
Nitrate. was supported well enough 10 have
q. odd on hinL cHt from t. e. ia To- 3
but principally for the second and third
positious The send-on wns a very poor
one AZ whistling Con was practically lett
"a tho. opening strides and she soon had a
lead n two length over Trebor with Nitrate
~ NNHA lNh'f W. NNN ~ NhAH ~
tho fnT torn. where 1relor moved into tha
lead and Nitrate took second place aud they
finished IN this order Ir"bor being fret hy
q length and a half while Nitrate took tho
place money by ak lengths from Althea.
" ho closed very strong
Thirteen maiden wo-yCHT-Olds made W
tho field ln tho nth THo. Connecticut wac
he favorIte WItf Col Bll backed loSn from
o. - . - . - II Ne q w-li-conts-ted
taoe all tho Nay Hig'try mHde the pace
- g." bet furlpng whcn Dore'tt sent Rocky
a. the trout and after a hard dTiy" be finished
% lsugth aud % hall before Connecticut
There Nsr" Ten -tHTJar- iu the h-t event,
az % mile and % yaTd>. which eas Tor
throT-1".T-ulds that bad not wpn a race
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