New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-08
TIE RACETRACK.
DUKE OF kendall WINS AT 100 TO I.
A BAD MEETING COMES TO AN END TO-DAY
HARD LUCK sPOILs a KILLING
WITH MOSKETO.

Today sees the end OF a lamentable meeting at
Aqueduct and at the time the end OF the
racing season in the metropolitan district Few
VIII regret the end. Racing was never so uncer-
tain at the Aqueduct track as it has been in the
meeting just drawing a close. Favorites have
gone down TO defeat with amazing regularity and
the bookmakers have had almost uninterrupted
series Of successes at the expense of the public.
Horses have reversed their form, skilful jockeys
have ridden like APPRENTICES, public choices have
been left at the post and things have gone awry
generally in fashion calculated 70 discourage the
most ardent admirer OF the turf
Yesterdays races were no improvement those
that had gone before. Young Henry the only
successful favorite, Duke of Kendall the winner
Of the fifth race. in which the scum OF the two
year-old horse world engaged. was a 100 to
in the betting He was ridden by unknown boy
named Hurley, got off flying with Fading Light
and ran her off her feet and by several lengths.
though his rider seemed convinced that he must
keep his whip busy to the last jump. Lyme and
Shaw and few more supposedly clever Jockeys
might take a lear out this boys book
melon cutting Of wide proportions framed
for the last race. with Mosketo as the medium.
Mosketo could scarcely get out OF his way the last
time he ran, but yesterday he showed himself many
Carried wide around the first turn and pocketed il
the 6acfIstretch he closed with determination and
Musidora. A l. Aste Mosketos owner and his
sre four P o s49 ss 4S9 Gm II re fod
three OF them, his work on obia Mackey Dwyer
SIN on 6elvino the .qvorite in the hrst race and
9n MN him ole without Mn the , ssh RES b Visible eoT! TO
ride favorite. The saddle is not healthy place
THE SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE Handicap; years and over. rarIonss.
81 Betting s..
RoyaigTartaTint 3 lis 44- % siar9in,i 81 SIS
H H:i$,5 ss'i !; SssS5:s9.8} 81 =
Ss o S % u ana 9d TO R a1s q 5Ss nae
IiS dfsdtern': TO and 20 s and DAILY. 90 tMchaels
length 81 @ Time. i:2sss a''0 "''n IRVING 'y
SECOND RAcE-sening: s-year-oia,. mile and 20
yards
@ so9fsis sh d suT''nay BY Fs 81
a' L coleman 5S9 i63 s 1fsfl3 81 SO
Lady Radnor 1Ol tdinder, 20 to and 6 to / Trump
to a4 50 20 s AND e s2 6 Mths az TO
Tine. 46s
THIRD RACE-THE oAKDALE HANDICAP: 2-year-
olds, furlongs
A5 5s'5 "... $H:s Fl s.
Easily y ~ lengths Tine ''''
occupied
FOURTH RACE-seling; years and over, 1s miles
a shields,s b. g Young Henry. by Henry
a:.::. @...ss. :, 5: - s.
KnTRt Of the &C Garter re lo2 IndeE % to and to
FIFTH RACE-selllng. 2-year-olis t furiongs.
J MoIaushu's br. (. Duke If Kendall. by
(IIurIeyl ! 100 go
Fading Light I0T SHAW 81 81
Star and Garter. 1G4 .(Sinderl IO-I
Saceharometer 1o4 twaughD and 10 /: Little
Adele, 35 tMaTtnb, ~ l .
lCantwelb 10 70 1 and Tioga. I04 (7ice,.
80 70 J. saiora 80 CNlburn,. 80 and Is 10 l. King
Post. 80 tMctaddenh 100 10 ! and 80 l. Squd.
walsh; 70 TO and 70 /; Bernard 1o1 Cannon. IS
10 and 70 l. Erda. oS tRedfernj. 10 / and .
5 aSae 50 70 and % to = Isle IS N5 Ws SFf s
(Creamerb. 2O TO and 50 and Ragets, iG7 Lyme
II and even. also start fair. Easily by =
lengths Time. 10.
SIXTH RACE selling years over. 20
yards.
e Chambers b. Arden by Fabulous
cor Chamberlain. (. no Cannon III 81
Nusi3ora. 3 aJ..-- Martini II 81
Mcsl.cto. .(MiChaelsD Il
shandon1ed. 100 MEADE 30 TO and l. Patrony
mic 81 tRceJ. - TO and !. blanche Herman. 30
Gtedfern> Il 70 and 70 l. AIack os creamerl. 10 20
and Rlghtaway. lO2 lyme 6 o l and ? No
Williams III CRobertsonI. to and 10 :: HEROES, 03
(AnderJ. 30 and 20 Past 90 de SouZa). 10 1
and and Rossfame. % fNburn,. l /.
also start bad. Driving by a head. Time. AZ.