New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-02
FOUR RACES FOR ONE STABLE
PIERRE LoRILLARDs LUCKY DAY

Full.
Pierre Lorillard is at last having the good
fortune the turf in America as well as in England
which his liberal outlay good Judgment and energy de-
serve Yesterday his stable four the six races
at Jerome Park, every in which 1t had an entry
leaving only selling and the steepechase for 9TH
er The four included the Nursery Stakes of
the richest prizes of the year for yearOds the J
Stakes OF the chief stakes for
and the important Manhattan Handicap. First came
purse In which Mr. Lorllards Sly Dance carrying
los pounds easily defeated Thora with Ill pounds and
Monitor with lis. OF at weight for age
Thora could outrun Sly Dance. for ThOrs
s simply the best OF her in America for
ten But Sly Dance altogether too good for any
hlly to give away year and six pounds to her Next
came the Nursery Stakes, which Mr. Lorard's wyoming
won after hard struggle with Mr.. Witherss Juetta
colt the favorite. This result must be considered
"huko due 70 the njudcious way which the Juletta
colt was ridden. Donohue his rider is tho most care
less and least sku OF the dozen jockeys who have the
best mounts. II would be hard to find experienced
and sagacious turnan who does not consider the JUL
eta colt of finer type and higher class than Wyoming
Memcnto was we'll thought OF for this race, but was
fourth at the end, Mr.. Wtherss Duplex run
ming third. For the jerome Stakes only
two started Barrett and Priam, and the
latter much inferior to Barrett that it mel
ancholy procession all the way. Mr. LOrard now hav-
ing three races proving that his stable in the
best of FORM old Parole the pride OF Rancooas and the
pet Of the public, made the ayorte for the Manhat
tan Handicap. He heartily greeted when he came
out and wildly cheered and appauded when he returned
to weigh n," after winning most calamity. wreath
thrown his venerable shoulders and he stepped
proudly away the hero OF the afternoon 1t of
the best he has this Carrying
he outran good field without In the least firing himself
The imported Oily Sweet Home gave good account OF
herself in the selling race leading all the Journey Old
Trouble showed his wOnted fires in his ashes, for
he captured the seeplechase In style which reminded
aged spectators his victories the last generation
At least IL almost generation since he opened
his OF 1t fitting close excel
lent day Of sport.
The attendance large, though the clubhouse
slopes and brown I'm the blazing of July which
fingers October, still bare Of the beauties who
graced them last June Newport. Lenox and West Point
may still hold them. Certainly they not at
FOrdham. The drag looked lonely. 1t was too hot
for the comfort Of but the horses seemed to reye
in the heat and the better for 1t. Betting
lively and the boOkmakers gathered sheaves OF the ma
tona currency As they turned their faces homeward,
Tightening their clasp their bursting gripsacks the
Biblical remark about the prosperity OF bay trees
and the wicked stole into their minds with gently
hilarating effect and they reflected that though bay
may suffer In tropical October, the wicked are
not affected by the drouh and that the crop OF fools
promises be abundant even If the wheat is
all burned up
First raceOne mile and quarter, for purse OF $500;
special weight conditions. Three starers-Reeds FLY
Thora by Longfellow-Susan Ann g years IL pounds,
ridden by Donohue); p. Lorard's Ally Sly Dance, by
War Dance-sy Boots a. 1O5, sbauer and G. L. Loril-
ard's geldng Monitor, by Gleneg-Minx %. 1l5. Cos
tello Betting-3 against Thora, to against Sly
Dance against Monitor ThOra led at the start but
pulled back and Monitor rst bya neck in passing
the stand at the end of first quarter Thora second
ho,,r Givn kent lead
and even increased it around the turn in the second
quarter leading by half length at the quarter post, bnt
Thora was ut his again at the clubhouse hill As
they sight again in the third quarter Of the final
mile ThOras graceful neck was IN 'front.' Monitor second
Shauer brought up Sly Dance WIN aDrlInahI prst IA
the homesrecb passed Monitor as II be were at rest
forced ThOra the whip at the furong post and in spite
of All the struggles Of the great nly sly Dance By
length and half. ThOra second dozen lengths before
Monitor Inc . yirg sv Dance TOO much adyanta@e 70
have any for Sly Dance remarkable In her way
second race--Nnrserv Stakes for wo-yearolds, 800
each half forfeit with $500 added the second 10 re
ceivc 800 distance b Of mile; Al nominations and
seven starters, maSing tne totdI soo2o starters
Withers's unnamed colt by stoneheng ettard1en by
Donohne and the same owners gelding Duplex by
Macaroon or KING Ernest Eeho rldien by L'ahs; q H.
Lorilards FLY MementO by WRIGHT lrl"a, ridden by
Dane Opponent ridden by shsucr; Bryson's dy
Ovn by The I.l-Uscd-)litipa, ridden by Mclaughlin;
Hughes and Thompsons colt j. . Nag by Fciiowcraft-
Emma ridden by Holloway. To quick and even start
j
moving a little the faster and leading by the hill by
neck Memcnto second, La Belle n third wyoming
fourth Olivia fifth Duplex SIXTH and j. o. Nay last. As
thew went ont OF sight Memonto pushed her head before
the colts but he soon deprived her OF the advantage
and rot a commanding lead OF length and a
half in the fourth urlong. He entered the
home stretch with much the best OF It mat seemed
innns.ble TO beat him. MementO soon gave up the
attempt, and then the Jueita colt appeared entirely
safe But he was not running with much freedom and
' rsST S rserVe Of speed left The two made sharp
0rt-h might have been dUcfent IN result
n the Juetta colt and MementO had NOT raced their
heads OFF in the first quarter. Wyoming won by
the Jaictta colt second two lengths before Duplex,
thtrJ wrmcnIo fourth two lengths behind Duplex |
oiiyi m m La Belle n sixth and J. o. Nay last The
on~c SOMETIMES lie runs extremely well and often very
%aJy lie will have to win several times before
turfinen generally Will rank hiIn WITH Klca Runnymede
and he best OF the twoy earolds The tact there has
never been AS uncertain and shifting lot OF twoyear
OlI- in America there Is THIS year The betting on
Iainst Mrmento to against wyoming To against
duplex / , 10 % 10 against the rest.
oac hall forfeit with 81 200 added. the to re-
crvr 5000: distance miles; thirty-ght nominations
ard only two starters total value $500 Starters
Pierre Lorard's colt Barrett. by Bonnie ScOtsnd-Sne
Walton ridden by Fcakes, and Morriss colt Pram by
ridden by Evans 10 could hardly
be called a race Barrett went To the front
der pull aud ed all the way under pull Pram never
being near him AT the end Barrett was three
lengths before Priqm st under pull m - 3l3 G. L.
orlard the Jerome stakes IN ISIS 1879 and 1850
with Duke Of Magenta 5ontor ana Grenada but he had
nothing entered III Ia start yesterday Barrett Is now
fast aud saunch enough to make good run IN any COM
pany. - 10000, -> |
FGnrtb race-Manlatan Handicap; sweepstakes OF $50
each but only If declared out by september 20 WITH
$500 added the second TO receive 500; distance Ia |
miles, Eight starters-G l. LorilIars colt Greenland
nv Glcngarry Nevada 3 years lOl pounds CoselO and
i.cliing Sir Hugh (3, 90, UralD T.. LOrllard's |
SeIIing Parole by bennington Maiden (aged 100, |
Frnkcsl. Dwyer Brothers gclding Warfied |
by war Dance, Florac Co., 10Y, icLaugnnl;
Nelson geding Duke of Montalban, by King Alfonso
Magenta g. o. Riey) Appebys colt Jack of Hearts, by
The m sed Nellie James g. o. Henderson,; WIthers's
colt strathspey, by GleneSL La Poka @, 80, Brennan)
and Bowic's gelding Compensation, by Catesby- |
Australian g, 80, Leary. Betung-2 to against
pnroic 3 10 2 against Warfeld to against Green
land ) TO / against Sir Hugh, TO | against Jack OF
Hearts Stratlspcy Duke OF MOntaban, and II 10
AGAINST Compensation. Greenland and strath- |
apry were conspicuous for seven furlongs, |