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AQUEDUCT MEETING ENDED JUGGLER TAKES THE FLUSHING STAKES AFTER OVERCOMING DIFFICULTIES H P Whitney Wins with a Fast Daughter of Ham ¬ burg and Sister Mary Madrileno Takes An ¬ other Purse Jamaica Today Now York April 28 The Aqueduct meeting closed today with a good br ak for the public as favorites and second choices swept the card The weather was warm and springlike and the attend ¬ ance was firstclass In spite of the desire to create a sentiment against the sport and the fact that the tiiianclal conditions are far from the best the meet Ing has been a big success It is doubtful if the receipts will fall far if any below that of Aque ¬ ducts best spring meeting The speculation lias been much lighter but this is accounted for in a large measure bv the restrictions put upon the layers by the racing associations regarding minimum wagers that may lie accepted From a racing stand ¬ point the meeting has been up to the standard of other years for the early days of the season The eolors of the leading owners have been sien almost daily and it is refreshing to notu that the big Ktables have had none the best of the division of purses A good card was offered today and the promise of good sjiort was fulfilled fulfilledThe The feature was the Flushing Stakes for which Juggler was fivnrite in a Held of good platers Be ¬ fore tho race Juggler was sold to George Mom and tin in his colors Tin rheumatic son of Hamburg and Elusive won very easily after being bungled about considerably by McDanicl in the stretch Juggler was outrun early turning for home last but one McDaniel changed his mind two or three times us to the best course to pursue taking the horse first to the inside and then to the outside Hut n furlong out lie decided that tin outside offered a Ixtter opportunity and with elear sailing Juggler easily ran away from Ids opjionents The price paid for the horse by Odom was not made public The tabulated history of tho Flushing Stakes is ns follows Year Winner A Wt Jockey Val Time TimeI80S I80S Mazarine 5 121IH Lewis SO 140J 140J1SU 1SU ISM Sister Stella 5 Moody S70 1 14 4i 4iIIOO IIOO Kare Ierfuine4 107 Shaw 11201408 1001 Sidney Lucas 4 120 Vandusen 1100 l4i l4i1JMI2 1JMI2 Intrusive 7 11 Udom li50 l4 g 103 Potentc S IOC Fuller 1000 l47i 1001 Namtor 110 Fuller 1410140 1005 Grenade 4 10S T T Walsh 1370 140J 1000 Broadcloth 4 US Garner 1221 l40j 1007 Campaigner 84 Henry 1200140 1200140inns inns Juggler r 107 It McDaniel 1200 130 Klin at 1 110 miles in 18 S IS and IHM and 1 mile and seventy yards in 1001 1 J2 and 1 03 03Mndrileno Mndrileno wliich cost Phil Chiim 50 as a yearling won the opening race making three straight for him at this meeting Apron was favorite over the Clilnn horse but tired after running second for a lialf mile Instant well backed by her owner Sam llildreth at a long price linished very fast and put Madrileno to a mild drive It was Instants llrst start in the east and this race should improve her herII II P Whitney uncovered what may be a useful fllly iu the maiden twoyearold race This was Top Note by Hamburg Sister Mary She had worked well and had a following though not the favorite Top Note smothered her opponents with speed and had them beaten to a standstill when a furlong out Opal the public choice was never a corious contender A splendid card is offered Tor Jamaicas opening dny tomorrow Twelve are named overnight in the Excelsior Handicap and it is probable that all but two will go to the post The doubtful ones are Spooner and Berkeley Jack Atkins last race was so good that lie Will probably bj the public choice though one mile and a sixteenth is not believed to be his best distance He will be ridden by Mnsgrave and this will help to hold lilm in popular favor McCartcr has not been out this season but his work lias been satisfactory Cotter will liave the mount Old Honesty is a Jiorso that is held in great respect by the clocking fraternity and may be a factor The track will Jie in flue condition if no rain falls and a great contest should result resultSenator Senator Cassidy who soems to bo the storm renter in all of the gossip anent the antiracing Mils when they are called in the extra session of Ihe legislature in an interview said I did not tell a soul how I was going to vote originally and I will not tell a soul how I may act at the extra session If any one asks you whether I am com initted io any proposition at the extra session yon tell them I refuse to say a word wordIt It would seem from this that those who maintain that Mr Cassidy will be with the governor have no liasls for the claim
