New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
THE NEWS THIS CITY.
SATISFACTION OVER PAROLES SUGGESTIVE BET
TING-PgOsPFCTs OF SIR. LORILLARD'S STABLE
The victory of Parole was hailed with great

s,TrsvA A,.rloS OVER PAROLES sUCCFss-THE BET
TING-PgOsPFCTs OF SIR. LORHLARD's STABLE.
The victory of Parole was hailed with great
satisfaction by Workers interested IN racing and
many people who pay attention TO turf contests gem
orally spoke with pide Of the of the American
horse The majority Of turfmen expected that Mr.. Lori
lards racer would win The City and Suburban, after
Ls victory last week should be In good condition
on the day 81 the But Parole is delicate noSe
hard to train and easily defeated not I'm good racing
FORM This been shown many times IN TINS country
but never more couspcuousy than IN the for the
Wescheser Cup at the jerome Park Spring meeting last
year when he was badly beaten by the Texan horse
General Philips, an animal that has not won Il race
since But II fit when he faces the starter Ia
role Is always stauuCh, racchorsc that spares no
effort for victory. lie never touched with the wnip
He Is of too sensitive nature 10 bear the lash, and
Uou9 surely swerye struck lie needs no such incite
ment nor does he need jockey accustomed 10 use all
the arts OF turf experience to get everything out OF
bo 80 That he can possibly accomplish. II handled with
fair s and at proper pitch Of training Parole VIII
always do MS best; and what tat best - all "t know
Who the magnihcent struggle az BaHloIe IA Ooo- @
bnr S77, when Tom Ochiltrcc and Ten BROCK were
vanqusbed by the stout little geding ,., ,.,,. .,
Parole was ridden yesterday hy Frederick Archer, the
most successful Jockey in the world lie Is famous Tor
hs hard riding tn the final iu0ng OF a race, ana many
triumph has been snaohcd by MN IRON tne very Jaws
Of defeat IN last few strides OF not race But DIS
peculiar skill not OF 80 much nporahce ~ the case
Of Parole II would have been III rdlng less im9
tous racer Mr LOrards horse is always eager 10 90
an In his to win in close nulsh anu req qdres III
PerSips victories will arouse great interest in the
snnots OF the other horses IN Mr. LOrillards English
sahie The famous Duke ~ Magenta, now four years
old tx entered in number OF important races IN Eng
Iard INIT he been sick great part or me tlmc since
he eft ths country and II Il not now thOuGht lnat ne
m Ippear IN auy contest before that for the GOOdwoOd
On v,ry rich prize, for which he il entered U1cae,
~ s trr,-ycar-od I'm the stable, is expected 10 START
for me Two Tnousand Guineas on ApTil 2s aud the
bsrl,v on Nav 80. The English boOkmakers hhd DeSli
ln,riur Immense odds against Uncas Tor either
racc before Parole surprised lhem Oy ms
| tbe odds against Uncas have been steadily
Gccroa.ing Mr. LOrilIud Is reported TO nave bet 80
OOO againat $2O0,OO0 90 Uucas Tor the DERBY Oeole
m. odds fell But there are not many eKperlehGed
,,en in This country who have great confidence that
iT a an capfure the Thousand or the blue rlODOu
~ te tr In the Derby the chief honor OF the racing
r,rd TnouEh is a well-iorned. stout ana fast son
t rbe mighty L.NiDgOn's old his running s Two
u,id in t6ls country last year not very brilliant.
n. seemed fuller OF promise than performance lhouRh
he won Kentucky stakes al e1FHto.s' alleI uea
nerate fignt with Harold. and TINS Was the aeconu rdSe
fc uad EVER run MS victory was Only secured Dy
Tho most uusparng use of whip ana steei lot lul lu
INC hy his Jockey, Barrett, aud NJ was nGy Ve"'eH az
trnT Surumn meeting at Jerome PARK Dy a racer
until then unknown 10 fame lne hIhs Llnost Lyn' '
sfirV He wps generally OOhCd upon rs u cot lAdt
,,id innroyr as he grew older. There was certainly
r Of room Tor Improvements last Autumn, NHch ne went
p Errspd Whether the colts progress has Deen so
grrat that he II NJ 10 beat tne hesl lhro ~
Grsat britain the Continent can pIoduce wv ulc
yrV hest racers OF that ago from EuElahd ScGtduN'
Iceland Frnuce Hungary ana OLhcr paris ol Lui"P'
meet IN the Derby Is question yet 10 De solcu "a
iev.ncuts A. should not be forgotten thdt foioie Ia
I1h rcrs has been carrying light NtKht lot shy tfi
III while much younger horses than ne nave bteh nan
J,c,nn.d more heavily. In the Two lhousahu uulhehn
and he Derby UnCas must carry bh Auth N.4b us 80
- ba and mat weight Will Dc hNo pouhu'
more than Parole carried yesteIcHy'