New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
one Shots Do All the
Winning on Track
at Aqueduct.
Rv r. n. BURROWS.

man ask who killed you tell
u - .ss thc Doones o Bagworthy.'
his s.,l,rlv. II any man ask VINO broke
Sina.I Sin'.1I i,n II was the favorites on
y'..'.,Ssv's racing programme AZ AQue-
!es''',-s.t The answer viii probably
slo s,,f n Won happened to be one ot
@ WtcSo0 or more who lourneyed down
re vi one Island hippodrome TO see
% w '.-h nTiced banCtsils perform.
ne Of the six thoroughbreds
VlN Nas-,red" 10 capture the various
V4N~ .gere6 BY the Queens County
-a,ss Club for the edihcstion and
.''NS, S.,sirmert Of its patrons came
s..', ,.us In front OF the other winners
lV. rcmped home. which was held as
os.,'v as % 20 ! by the memory
s-.ss-s. another was a 10 70 ! shot,
sin another took the feature
-. NJ The day az 20 l against his
Asrces 80. ,.o~o .ho o~de- of
..S.srnoon. fourteen selling platers
-. opt when the huge sounded the
10 ,hc first race. This was capt
,..s bv Rae B.. a black flly from the
..'Sss OF ". c. Baxter. which out
sss,(G SCHUYLER /. ParSons's Wenonah
l's.yored il the oral betting
~ herself across the finish line
S,-s hesd 20 the good
Icy Garner, on Wenonah, came
e. bit OF censure on the part
s.s;-terested Observers, having al
- bis mount 20 carry him wide 81
"a, Of the stretch; but Rae r.
..sbfv was the best Of the bunch at
y. weights. Jesse. Jr.. which ran a
,....rn race on Wednesday, was bit
.....Sseed. but managed TO get home in
.-..s nosition. Rose Water and Mar
-, ~ which something was expected,
.'rS not stand the racket
Rutler's Wistful Wins Second.
,.~s. Buffers hlly Wistful, dsugh-
80. ~ star shoot and Witfull. capt
- .be second event from another
s-~o-;.s Rivertale. dsshing off the five
s..,s-vs in a minute flat and hustling
io-s a length ahead Of the McNaugh-
49, ro't Yellowstone and Sea Wave,
vel liked by many Of the wiseacres.
vs-e sll but left st the post and came
:, lsst
..,-rs of the day-G. +. Johnson's FLY
y,,fs Osk-took the measure Of eleven
Ter Ter sprin;ers in the third, including
.seb rood ones as True as Steel
brooks. Ting-a-Ling and Cleaning,
.,,b of which carried a healthy bundle
~ bsnknotes in addition 10 his nom
,-s,ed weight.
Kings Oak made every post winning
srs. stallirg Of True SIS SteePs chal-
lsrre AZ the end By a scant half
'srgh This was Jockey BuXton's first
yin Of the 1916 season hereabouts and
his ride on the King James offspring
vas thoroughly commendable.
The fourth event-the Prospect
-.,i.eap-went 10 Gillies. owned by
i,,r Z. Madden, which was practically
rsreeted in the betting, while the
distracted form players speared al
garry Shaw, Holiday, Bac. Wooden
shses and Garbage in an effort az re-
.srersticr. The son of Ogden was
reit on his toes. though. and capt
-,s3 the event after q brisk battle
WIKI the favorite. Harry Shaw. which
he ;rst managed 20 beat Holiday
,hsFed some early foot, but was fall
g away ST the finish.
Favorite Wins Here.
The fifth race was remarkable for
10 reasons. First of. the only
',yorite o. the day won il. and, sec
ed. three imported horses took the
-srey positions az the finish. eight
-sr.can-bred whizzers being forced
% content themselves with also ran"
Citations opposite their names.
Ch.clet. the winner Of the event, is
promising bay colt BY the famous
-r.ish sire Spearmint, and Nature,