New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-09
THE RACETRACK
THE METROPOLITAN SEASON is CLOSED
AQUEDICI MAY NEVER OPEN ITS GATES
AGAIN-THE HUGUENOT ONCE
MORE VICTOR


AGAIN-THE HUGUENoT ONCE
MORE A VICTOR.
What may be the last meeting ever held at the
Aqueduct racetrack came 10 an end yesterday. The
sullivan NcCarren track viii be a bidder for dates
Tor next spring. and the proprietors Of the reve
rlant seem confident that they will get then,
Timothy d. Sullivan and Senator McCarren were AZ
Aqueduct yesterday, and Sullivan said that his
track practically complete. and he .bone1., %
get dates in the spring II does 4 is likely tba,
Il will be the Aqueduct dates for il seems ir,nrobs
he that Of the other racing association will he
asked To shorten their meetings TO accommodate
the new track.
Few persons excepting the proprietors Of Aque-
duct would be sorry TO the track 60 II is in no
sense worthy Of the thoroughbred racing game II
is pluaoy narrow, the turns are cruelty short and
few races run there can be truly run The best
horse is quite as likely 10 be beaten as not The
meeting that has just come to an end and which
ended the metropolitan racing season was the most
unsatisfactory ever run even at Aqueduct and the
sport reached level not much above Ciutten-
burEs. II viii be boon TO racing II Aoueduct
never opens It's cheap gates again. About twelve
thousand enthusiasts 10 the track for the last
day.
Tribes Hill The oolt that ! /. McGinnis bought
OF ;. SANFORD Sons for 500. won again yester-
day Vel backed by his owner at 10 TO l. A few
DAYS ago he won at a much longer price Yester-
CAY A- came from behind and just beat ia
vorre head on the post st Finnan won the BAY
view Handicap. at mile ana seventy wards run
flf- second 10 himself most trim clos
ing co1rageous.y 10 win 10y a length in a drive
The start was eXecrahe, ana Clearwater the leeiti-
barrier rose Redfern rode Hunter Rsne Win s2
ireney pad Judgment. taking him in behind the
more consistently good joclies iIackensack cot cot
olt ~ rhe maiden class in the eth race running
Gesha Girl Of her feet in The irst four furongs
ana iaslns long enough - beat Mount Kisco a
Length. JACK o. Lantern. the favorite. fair
thiTi. The start left every candidate excepting
The Hag2enot making his second appearance
since ms retirement 70 the stud. the favorite
ana he Won With an ease Sat sbo% S T hat he rg 5i
has some q. the class that was his when he
Most II the high class horses have gone into
Mi Be- seen al BenSg during T fhe n S9at f n4ts H9'
a TaJ1eT more 5 than ungsgally attractive pro-
III rack and its appointments and surroundings
have been much improved since the spring meeting
THE SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE-seling. s years and over. : furlonEs
81 Betting p.
Rss :55=.'i if: : % fs::.s IL Il
cs ess S =. I' ason 90 70 and Is 70 s5ifi99 iot
ana TO Nefsr one o r. l % % and y Is % 10
Ees,ia l9e totertsog 100 70 and 20 70 i Blanket
- to s3d 20 10 / Rappenecler. lo7 Dalyo u
il2 shaw 70 and = l. also ran Start good Drv-
SECOND RACE-seIlug; years and over: / mile and 70
/ Y. Bers b C. C Whittier. by Ksrnet
g..s: + H.s5.5 Cd
san Andres JOS tCreamer). 40 10 l and u 70 / and
Ascension =. 1Iisburne 70 and 70 s. also start
good. Easily by a length Time. 49,.
THIRD RACE-o-year-olss; ~ furiorzs
L Y. Bells I. z. Captivator. by Lssak
s. Er'f 6.5 A.a' los 5asl5Is5 Il =
Y R. Coaaoa. IL Spencer. 20 ana to /; Gin
cr2ck ll5 shaw. g 70 and 70 l; Rosetint. ll2
tAea1el. y 70 and 70 J. FTorhsrn Queen.
cfr - n and : 70 i; CourtTnad. 10l (Michaeisl 10
70 enc 70 ! Ilyra. e 1creaner2. y 70 and 10
T. also ran start bad Driving 10y neck Tine Os
FOURTH RACE Han Cheap all ases mile and 70 yards
" t1ancv's oh. e Finnan. by Tan
1 E.9ssas.f !. o35 Tis8.5 Fl il
Hunter Rsine. Ii0 CRedfern) ! AID ? 70 l. and
SlenVater. 10 lMcInerneyb. = 10 3 al
ran start bad RIDDEN out b. length Time. az.
FIFTH RACT-For maiden 2-year-olas; So furlonzp
Weston Stables :. Hackensack. by Hin
do7f2asrante 1l2. -----.---.. CAIinder, I5-1 e.
Mount Kisco 1l2 ..-.-.......... .faIilesl l5 al
JACK o. Lantern. 1l2 CMichaesD IS ID
King John 10 ORoberson) % and 20 70 1. Telshs
or. lts lMarttn). to / and !. Right Cross ll2
MEADE - 70 and 20 10 J. Barelmore ll2 O7olakD
and 80 - j. Merry Sport ll2 DAILY ard 20 to 1
Louise Elston. ltrg fI2edfernl. o and
- morris. 100 70 and 80 Venting lOe NC
Fa1denl, 80 70 snd 20 70 J. Park 1i2 CRice 20
] and l. Swift Candle (IcTnerney) 80 10 ana
~ 70 J. ana Mart Mullen 1I2 Spencer 10 ana "a
! also ran start bad Driving by length. Time,
SIXTH Race years and over; selling; and
% yards.
Janes Rowss ~ e TIE HuEaenot. BY