New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
HINDOO ONCE MORE
ADDING TO HIS LIST OF vJcTop1rs


1t was insufferably hot in the grand stand at
Gravesend yesterday. The air dead, there was no
movement IN ltand the temperature melting Bnt the
patient sufferers fine races TAe unconquer-
able Hindoo gaopped of with first, and the rapid
Knight Tempar, with Costello his back captured the
second. Eole better every time he appears
lie beat the other treeyearods in the race in so
mastery style to make turfmen hope that when he
meets Hndoo there will be something well worth seeing
or course Hindoo will win. A few things are
still and steadfast in this wavering and uncertain
world One OF these Iindoo's invncbjiitv
But 1t will be refreshing to see Eoe make him stretch
MS legs IN earnest Belmont Purly Ohio Boy was
rst in the race !or genemen riders and had been rst
III the betting. So far all the favorites in the
four races had won, and the "pungers" hcaped
np their bets heavily Grohe In the fftA.
the iiGht-weghted Bounce thcm though GiroAe
ran well, finishing second The steepechase was one
the most bewdering aflairs ever seem Nearly all the
riders mtsoOk the course those of them that did
not fall or roll of to disastrous in sono
other waywent careering wildly trying TO find the
lost course When tho acators left the track to dark
ness ana to them OF the unhappy idiots were
stu wandering in search of that missing course. Eyi-
IDENTITY the lunatc asyums of Kings County need to be
decorated with several OF riders 1t WAS observed
with general dissatisfaction that several races
fled the pockets of the leading racing specuator the
day When he wins tie public woeps least, it feels
inclined that way. The starring done by Mr..
Sheridan, mr. Conner having gone West and il was ad
mirable.
was for ali ages but the three happened TO be
all threeyearolds, Neufchatel a four-yearod was
withdrawn' The starters were Dwycr Brothers' colt
hlhuoo' by Virgtl-Florne u08 rounds, ridden by
McLauShln); g. l.. Lorilard's gediug Sir Hugh by
"hVerley-Aiillie j. G05 pounds, Coselio and Kclys
colt Edenderry, by Glenelg-Sque cze EN- QO9 pounds
roecl Ihere was no netting in the auction pools Hin
400 was 30 sure to win In the books the odds
2oaga 1t Iindoo, against Sir Hugh to against
hdendeily To quick and even start IIindoo instantly
for
s"nt This was an unusual for him, he generally
makes waiting race but he gave the spectators
splehad exhibition of speed Sir Hugh fast. but the
great colt left hun behind could be- indoo ran
the first hreequartcrs extremely rapid pace Sir
inSh two lengths behind him In the laet quarter
pulled UP somewhat, but by two lengths in l42; Sir
Hugh second. 20 lengths before Edenderry. Mutual
pools paid only So 05 for $ the smallest dividend ever
known in That kind of betting
Second Race-Thrcequnrters of mile for all ages
with selling allowances. for purse of $500 Starters
Morris " Patton's Gelding Knight rempar A. 105, Cos
teilo; Dwycr Brothers gelding Charlie Gorham aged
81, Parker; Lathrop's geldng Cridge. g. 90 McCann;
Coaizzts hly Jessie X, 3, 93, Lewis; p Lorard's ny
Edith . sc, IIyslop Daviss fy Constantine g. 90 Con
nor; WelShs mare Marchioness, 5, 96 Urall Bemonts
fiy Olivia 20 Brennan; Jcnningss gedine Blackmore
g. 81 Wills; Cahauch's gelding Rob Roy, g. IOi, Jones
and Dacys my Bride Cake. g. SO, Haggerty Pools
Knight Tomplar $50; 18th, S25 Crdgc, $25 Charlie
GorhaIn, S20 Marchioness 500 field, $65. Books-5 to
against Knight Tcmpar. . TO against Cridge 7 TO
against Edith, to against Charlie GorhRIn, to
against Olivia, 10 to against Marchoness and from ID
to % TO l against of the others. The start
was wonderfully good for many, and yet was
obtained without delay. Rob Roy got away frie be-
fore Olivia, ana shc trihe before Knight Tcmpar
Olivia worked her head aud in front in the nrs FUR
long Crdge rushing mp to second place with Knight
Tempar third, Rob Roy having dropped back. At the
half-mie post Olivia first by neck Cridge second
two lengths before Knight Templar Rob Roy fourth aud
Consantina NTH In the next furlong Crdge pushed
his head past Oiyias Knight Templar now being third
by Il length Constantine fourth and Rob Roy nth.
When they had half n mile Crdre led
by quarter length, olivia still second quarter ench
before Knight Templar, with Edith now fourth length
hehind Tcmplar. Ia the homestrctch Costello reused
Knieh TemPlar to the extreme uf hs remarkable speed
ard after short struggle wish Cridlc knight T,npar
won by quarter length IN i;i6i, Cidge sccoDd two
lengths bc'orc Etith h, she na.f before olivia
ioult1 Constantine iith i'op 10y tAth harch.on,ss
81 s. '''' anu '''''' n '"'' ""'u"' pools
T2 F~csfGr a Fl trees3r oas ~ mlss M yes
Eoie, 3y Eeus-War song ll3 lis. ridden Icy Iarbee;
l13' Costello; Norris l'aton's gcdlng Explorer. by
ToIowav md ,pi,otc' Y. XIV Voj ,.S n0rs9n, ii
spd io5 Nc @ Eaan mHf Sy sie6 Re
Sfccnnnd 800; Acd, 30 Book, TO 10 against Eole,
plorer Is to / asaiHst General Monroe aud
erT To b@ as@s S n IaG ad H"gf% & Grggnad led at the
ee sGeon wS ny ,c s1 lrndns ey haT cngh Eoe
and % 1 Nr,oer a1a 10 run way rom the others and
porer second three lengths before freenlond Las 1
| the back stretch Ecole Caned gteadiy but at the
| n length baca of General Monroe Tvn,rrr
being lrst by head Int next furlouR Ecolc tnshrd
on with splendid sweeping stride sooa mat
AT the head of the home Was lcilia. "A len ri,
and ran right away from all opposition In the last fr.
! long Greenland ran snound bat could not gct near
Ecoe who won by ak lengths in liz Greenland scc
0id ioHr lengths before General Monroe, he twenty
| plorcr Mutual pools, ~ 90.
Fourth race-F0r gentlemen riders live furlongs II
Ackerman's geiding Onio boy, aged 1877 ri,'ien by
| Belmont Purdy, and Wards gelding sunctuu;
800 Speculation $40. BoossI to against Obio jinyy
TO altns spccatloa. ONO Boy took the led ir0y,
is lead below a length. Ohio Boy won by n I.ncio ,,,
| dera pull in l,Gs94, French pools 80 30,
$3.50 added, $3.50 10 the second; l9s mile. s.nrtc,.
SncdcGers ANY Girole /, 10i, Donohuo; r. !oriiiars
4, 100. Jones; Daley's eedinf Incomar j. !,3 Corrl
Dwyer Brothers coll Elias H. wrencc j, lG7 Sei anon
tcrss lilly Bouuce A. so Ieafy; and Wn Wln-
MY i1rdsure, 3 81 including yc pounds Oycr.cpnt
Ncnichacl 500, bounce $50, MID $S5. Boots-5 10 4
against HiiOhc, to l against 5y Dance to ,9,iDst
or Enas Lawrence and 10 to against Elusure I,In"r
was lsi from the start with mgomar second Ncuicafcl
iehSth, lhSolar second, lai! length before Neu-
]enatod ] tonnS up to the grand stand, Neufchatrl
on passing the judges stand, Bounce mead secl
ond two lengths before Ingomar he two lpnGThs
before Sly Dance, Girone hth, Wdmoor siNI rnrS
SNTlt' uhu LliH Lawrence ias' Bounce quickly rot
the lead again, and at the quarterpos ahc was "A cu
ia IN ifo NguShatel second four lengths before sonar
% ~ a, inStn pcoie nifohe sly Dance NTH, WidmoOr
SKIN, Era5ure seventh and Elias Lawrence Last Alnm,
bohcer was sun hrst by length and naf Neucnatei
seeoni Girole thrd hai length bach OF Neufcha.sl
Siy Dahec fourth Wildmoor NTH In the quar-,
yer uiohe ttl1u hr pest To overtake Bounce there
was 700 much 0lhUfVnce in the weights and un1nco
het hei lead TO me end without difficulty, winning very
StoIS ny iOur lengths l. 223li, Girohe second M,
iengtns before Mdmoor tn Il, lnS0mar fourth ONLY n