The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-23
PAROLES SECOND VICTORY.
UINNIN0 THE CITr AND sCBURBAN
STAKES At EPSON DOWNS.
The Victor 90 Hun 'Bo-DRy for the Metropolt-
tan stnkes-Mr. IoriIInrd n Heavy Winner
-Cneas FnVorIte for the o.OOO CuIncas.


The Victor 90 Run Bo-Dny for the Mstropoli-
tan stakes-Mr. LoriIInrd n Heavy Winner
-Cnras FavorIte for the o.OOO cuincas.
LONDON. April 22.-Thc race for the City
and Suburban Handicap was run to-day ut the
EPSON Spring Meeting and resulted in "a VIC
tory for the favoritc. Mr. T. Lorillnrd's Amcri-
can horse Parole. Lord Rosvbcry's four-ycur-
old bay colt Ri1otto came In second. and Lord
Wiltons six-year-od brown horse Grade third.
The sporting CORES pOndcnt OF the Tunes says
that Mr.. Lorlards Parole created such Ia
| Vorablc impression upon the minds OF hackers
generally TINT the nnal quotation at Tu,tersall's
/ last night for the City aud Suburban Handicap
| was only 10 against him. Tue next favortc
was Ell King who was taken at toll. There
WAS also some heavy betting on Uncas at 100 10
/ against him for the 1000 guincas.
| Paroles unexpected victory last Wednesday
/ when he carried on tho Newmarket Handicap
/ made him at once u favorite although he was
obliged to carry 10 pounds more. bringing his
/ weight M to 1871 pounds ms a penalty OF tho
/ victory. For the City and Suburban stakes
! which he won TODAY he was strongly backed.
/ and at Mr. Loriards stable he was the OBJ
served of all observers. There were eighteen
/ starters. The betting ut the stait was 4 to
against Parole and IL TO against Ridotto. The
/ last betting WIS to against Parole 2j to
against Ridotio. aud 20 to against Cradle.
A good start was effected. Ridoito took the
| lead. followed 10y Censor. Parole. Ell King.
Knight Of Burshlcy. Attalus Cradle. and Bel
!. rbUbc When thcv fairly settled down Censor
| drew away, followed by Knight Of Burghley
/ Ell King. Parole. and Ridoito. As they came
! near home Elf King headed knight of Burgh.
! ley. followed 10y Censor. Parole. Ridetto, and
I Cradle Here Ell King. Censor. and Knight OF
| Burgllcy wore beaten Ridoto had Il slight
lead. butwas immediately challenged by Parole.
! who won easily by a length. Time, 2:l6 Tho
| following Is u summary:
The c amt Suburban IIsuaissP Q, Is .oysresn; ssc9
| with ~ sovcrcisns added; the ON ucr ct the second
~ ofa han,ae AFTER dc publication p ,he weight.
G,'i,c,p. or one Of he ysi1d oT ID, .oyrr,i 10
pounds gs'ra' about ono ni,e n,d quarter nos sub
out Of Mi1icn BY Lexington. oGt Of XIV cSfS.
Le,S E..l1E ~ {, Rao'o ~ cSss s %, of
Lord %, .r cr@Ss ;, sy See Saw out Of Honey
Paroles second victory is the cause of much
quotation among Americans. II" was heavily
backed hy them, and though the odds were not
rs heavy ~ in lu~t Wednesday, race. most OF
them won handsome sums OF money. Mr.. Lor-
Hard backed the iavori" 10 a lRrg" amount. and
comes out winner 10 the time ~ c N 900 on to-
days race alone. Tomorrow Parole runs again
for the great Metropolitan stakes thandicapl-a
nter 9 for he princs ~ VIII s,atss ne abo ns
mile.
Tho attention Of English tur'mcn. many Of
whom have large stables In Newmarket. IL
drawn toward Mr.. Pierre Lorillard's string Of
racers. They are entered for the important
events Of this year and next. There are seven
promising Youngsters. aside from Parole and
run. Notwithstanding the discourag ine reports
which hHv. reached America concerning the
condition 81 the latest King % the American turf
Rum,ors were circulated few DAYS previous to
the Newmarket handicap that Parole who won
TIE race 20 hnndil was not in form and that
Young candidates for turf honors on English
soil; WINS Weakening. The fact is that il would
De difficult for any English owner to select half
n dozen colts and hlAes which would compare
with. much less beat. thos" OF Mr.. Iorillard for
appearance size. shape action. and all points
| horses Excellent judgment has boon Il displayed
in the selection OF the squad intended TO carry
In addition to Mr.. Loriiinrd's stable. Amcri-
can bred horscs are represented in England by
Mr.. VI. H. sanford OF Kentucky and the Duke OF
Hamilton. Mr.. Sanford has sold all his orig nal
stock in Engiand. the Duke of Hamilton having
and the valuable mare start. the latter selling
Or e29n. Prcasncss took first prizc at tho
Alexandria Horse show last year. when the
Judges were severely censured 10y press cor.
respondents and the usual English howl echoed
over the downs. When preakness WIS next
shown nj the Royal Agricultural SHOW in Brs-
tOl N" received a similar honor from n new set
81 judges The howl died away 70 a sigh. Nj
also hEur. ~ some of the prominent racing
events with Mr.. Saniords latest expectations.
| The following list comprises Mr.. LOrilhrd's
stable The Victories ~ the first two arc familiar
tothe readers Of The SUS the seven youngsters
have their history to make. Il the Loriilard
luck abidrs by them. II will be brilliant one:
Duke Of Magenta, !. iaalcf is!' by lexington Dam
Mascna. by imp Yorkshire, cut OF Miriam by imp
rSrolc b. G. foalcd is73 bv imr bennington dsm
Maiden, by LcAmston, cut V' Kitty Cars. by imp
unga. b e lonlcd 1879 by Lexington dam Coral By
N1Hda Pu' OF ny cay ,l nzf%e by 'I.sr,,os ,
wasiinsten 6v Rsvsnae. out Of Sarah Ms.hitsol' =,
c6tros,e h. c. i'.,ied 1871 by imp saxon dam Pam,
iudlow. by imp kelpse gormery SUE Nor1ss'y out 81
Borrss, D. e.. ionlcd is77. by INN SAXON. dam Nclhc
Gray. by H. Ninstou ort Vt frunri A. by inn nicnc+
Maiden. ~ Lexington. Of kit,y Glars BY imp Glcn.
nc s 4 y AL ss5Ss i SSs4 f +. e,
S,pl. f2s!ed - by inn Saxon, dam INN l,s
The American bred horses are entered In the
following meetings ~ which nll tho grrnt purses
OF England are run ior., Mr. Lorilard mas
several entries IN nearly all the races:
NEWMARKET Ar't sprus meeting Ann 20 AMI 30, ami
May and: nc 400 s1in,as arr Z, be- run i.r on u'e
secund day ON the fourth day loo gmnea-, Tor three
ycar-oi nihes
s' ,n s1'na 19t sy Way s so i 'nd r
EPSON Derby VIII be ran on the second day and the
! .,A.coi n,c,lgs. t4a, TO- H. Y. ami 10 Pdgce OF
2 Hsriwie.r aud Rouse Mruore stakes ,hiri dny
stake, Chest rh,i staA,s amt the summer cap NAH he
Goodwooi meeting July 20. 30 ana 81 Tie su..,,
staAts. Richmond -uhe- LcNaut stakes ana Mal'comi
poncl,'cr 81 irmtcr meeting. sept .. 10 H. and T.
The DAaInia.s STAKES and - Lager are the prncp.
| prizrs.
Second meeting oct g. -. @. and 10 The CleArwell
| Select. and llIN lllll axes the
Newmarket nr-t ocnusr NEE iing - lt -. "a -. ami
, ! The lloutfut -taSos Newmarket 81 Ic-cr cham
uaerc stakes. Newmarket Derby Middle rtk plate Nru
market Ouks srcuui GIcat Chnlcnsc STAKES P,udc
e | ga-t stakes Co. he for
10 | Saud1Nn Park l-uuinul Autumn moctn-, oct ~ ~.
| n The suntnwn champion and Great saphng stake
/ | the siltlrI.f. offered
4 NtNuuIArt lloughton meeting. oct 20. a. 81 .H 81
and Tie u" Whur-t Plate the thcNclA and It u -l
& | ton stakes are Tie main events
% | horses likewise entered Tor most t
d the big events l~- while CucrDhev ami Plpusp
! | nominated lOr tie Good ood Nassau stakes 1851