The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-02
L0RILLARD WINNING AGAIN.
LITTLE PAROLE'S SISTER TAKES THE
Two TEAR-OLD STAKES.
Papoose n Victor over Khabnra and Homo
Hule-Excitement mt the GRIND stand rs
the Filiy Of the American Won the Race.

Papoose n Victor over Kbabnra and Home
Rule-Excitement mt the Grand stand ms
the FiiIy Of the American Won the Race.
LONDON. May MIR. Pierre Lorillard's
chestnut fllly. Papoose. won the race for the
first Spring Two-year-ol stakes at the New
market meeting to-day. The race was dash
Of five furlongs, ten sovereigns EACH 100 SOW
ereigns added. There were twenty-five sub
scribers. Three other horses started-Lord
Marchs Khabara. Mr.. L. Tattersals Home
Rule. and Mr. J. T. McKenzie's Wave.
The betting was to 2 against Papoose. 6 TO 4
against Khabara. and 10 to 1 against any other.
Joint running was made by Homo Rule and
Khabara. the pair being clear Of Papoose to the
bushes where Home Rule was beaten. Papoose
joining Khabara. A fine race home took place.
Papoose winning by head.
The excitement was intense when Mr.. Lorll-
lard's cherry and black coors passed the win
ming chair The Americans are jubilant over
recovering their losses on Uncas
Papoose is q full sister Of Parole. She IL n
color. She Is lax hands high. When she left
New York last October she weighed 800 pounds.
The following is n summary:
eac6 Win 100 sasd ''A'' OIL ~
Mt. r I9Iillards oh Papoose, by imp. bennington ,
Lord MarcEsGi t. K6a6ara by Hermit out Of suiians
vi Titicisas b. C. Home Rule by Knight Of St
Patrick out OF Bittern. ......... .....'...... ,
On Oct 10. 1878. when Mr.. Pierre Lorillnrd
shipped his six ycarllngs to England, in com
pany with the Duke Of Magenta Parole. and tho
two-year-old Uncas tthe latter having won the
two-year-old stakes in Sarniogal. Papoose. al
though not the strongest OF the lot Of six who
| had mover rnced for purse was certainly tho
most BEAUTIFUL; The other yearlnRs were Cher
/ okce. Friar. Boreas. Nereid and Geraldine.
| These are yet to be heard from. Pnpoose, who
! Yesterday won her maiden race Is by imported
/ Huntington, dam Maiden. by Lexington and.
/ Fttll DIM - n
| bright chestnut, and. while not n big one. she
| Is OF the best quality from forcock to fetock.
| There Is no unusual display OF strength in
and moro compact ti!ly probably never bounded
| over Newmarket turf. Mr. William Brown. Mr..
] IorllHrd's trainer. is not a man with an over
| flow OF animal spirits. In fact he looks into the
future Of horse events without any extra pulling
ont OF his checks. But Is said that as this FLY
/ began to improve he became gay and grow con-
| ldent Of the outlook. He was particularly par
! tal = papOOse. for she was quietly developing
! wonderful action. A prominent turfman. re-
| Gently from Newmarket. SAYS that Papoose is
| now playful as a pet fox and pretty as pic
| turr."
This Is likewise another victory for believers
| In bennington over Lexington. While Uncas
! has only been victorious once this second racel
| In five races having run four times in this coun-
/ try and once in England. the little bennington
/ nlly, who was scarcely talked Of glidrd out OF
the dusk and lcapcd TO the front in her first rush
! for victory.
/ winner OF tho Two Thousand GuincAs Stakes
/ Yesterday. Is now the favOrite for the race for
/ ne Derby stakes, which Will take place ut the
EPSON summer meeting on Wednesday. the
] 18th inst. AZ to against him.
The betting now against Mr.. 7. Lorillard's
American horse Parole for the race for the
! Chester Trades Cup. which will be run on We'd
ncsiav. the an inst, Is , 10 |. Lord Zetland 5
/ iour-ycar.old bay colt Floisam is quoted at 3 10
/ ! against him.