New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23
HINDOO'S EASY DERBY


s.ruc HIS ONLY ASIAGoNisT fok i,.l
Nm pyRBY-YIIAs LAWRENCE h''"'o'i, 80
- -uv ur.r KAct-VANoCAED AND ph"h' III"
OTHER WINNIE to and
4, was a cold day yesterday ior '" -. =,
.,,o for the unfor,unates who '''',u w. d, ,u bc
Crave,cnd The ATTENDANCE was sO'', ,,, ,orch
,o, tho, ~ previous days IL ""'''. nav ,,,,i
-, AZ the Ccney leland Derby h'u h"' NV" g.,
- For Hiudoo. and II the terlp'i"'ur' "''
20 30, an low that people wearing summit, ''''I's
shiSered in the shade. AZ Baltic was ", o"S criy
,a,nst IIindoo there WAS no contest ~ We" ,,I
ou.eo,ent for the great colt g. l. Lor'hI' h ,
g.. and second places in the first race Tor IVY
od. but would not have d"no 80 a.
,.u.u h.fore Btlinonts OhV@ F"' :"
it,, VANGUARD was able 10 beat ms N'"o''
ion Oak dale. through CcsicU"- superior 81, d.,
h., race one Dune was the ia'orltr an" WIZ -" -
heat eevcrly enough but Elias Lawrence ''," ,ot
ond m, r,re The great Iare feridH cou'" NV
-. The mighty had fallen Indeed lHS THU
Ia sou,e pcculiar features certain party "' NP',u
,ors did not seem able to discover any "'i' ~
Lawrence before the race hogan. "hd he "aS io"'' "
oo,. Int after the first heat these men "e'' '"""'
iuspired with uuaOunded conn"coce !" "''
~ the fayotite and seemed ready 10 FN ,'"'
-, % money on him. They were so eager 'ha' ''!
htd higher prc.s in the auction pools than lhe a VI
,be q her horses wiling Ia meet N""' Li'' 49,,
renc, Is not the best horse that ever hNen nor we ~
- a. M, arst heat such as to convince the spcc'a-
fnrsf 1at
and th,, excessive faith IN him puzzled Inc Pup.'' "
-, "a h. . bi.ucrcd bout that Murphy the Jockey OF
one Dime, had II tamI'erei with There va ID" - ~,
~ This and nothing hut the extraordinary 'h''-' " Wv
betting to base a suspicion Oh. MI Jerome N -,
,tucd that there should bc cause FOR eomp'H'n'' ANU
90, ,h, soco,a hcnt nut another Jockey on oh' UNIV
nm change had been made before the second hci'' =
barely possibe that the race woab nave f'Su'''u
emily for One Dime only lost 1t by close ilSh III
tlias lawrence wss pushed To the utmost II u "''
necessary TO say that stable In America Is u."AH
9TH stricter regard tn the best traditions OF the i
nd 9TH more careful attention 10 the highest inter
ests Of racing than Mr. JerOmcs Hs eour'o Ia c"""b7
,ockevs when there WA proof OF anything "'oie
showed his earnest desire To leave no pos7oic 0"'0 ~
dissatisfaction.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
The first race was handicap swecis'theH 'o' WV
-, S,o e,ch with 500 added three-quartcr OF
a mne q T. Iorillard's colts Vanguard uo7 p"'n"S'
and Oakd,le tss led the betting at so, WIN fe'i"
Ally olivia uOO second choice at 40 l. LOI'"'"
6ry wyanoke l92l third at So, Dryer Brothers unS
Francesca 92 fourth al $50 sbcdJAIt u ~, ,ncnG
coming next at II = and Crou-cr colt Htlh W.
Srp fwo ponnds o,crWcighD lowest nj $40 Tue sta'
va. had Olivia WAS moi n iHOtloh whth ~" n'- ~,
va sa,, She corld begin running the others wcrc al
mi; suc,,i Sh never ia tie "a e.. - T. ION %
co., a' none nf ir rest being able To push them
Vanguard won by l,neth CaSlii 'C'n', ~. ,jf,h
Ten len,,fhs behind Francesca. Olivia sis lengths b'Ml
her and Gath far Ia thcr rear Inc 'i'he was i'' = "
ina uool tickets paid so %. ~,
Tn next race was merely exercising gallon Tor
Hudoo, Thought vas Tor me il'u ,do, hall forfeit
M ~ 500 added 500 going to the rcc"hu Y" 80 80
euoi,t al STAKE was 1000. only t"" sidrt,d "ut "l
a., IN entered "A. ouly one cared 10 run
hose AGAINST the irwin 'ibr Iiudno It owner W. C
,sr, ecrrutric chccs,-makcr of Cas~adaea Ashc uIh
hs1 hut even he wac odd enough 10 Expect 70 ge'
more than second money. The two were DNyci hIo.
,r.'- bay colt Hndoo. Icy Virgil out OF loil'', al'
I,rnhaIns hay colt Baltic, hy Bonnie scotland Oul on
IrmcucaIdc There was hardly any betting 80 sur va" y,
Hmdoo'- victory believed To he one l"pl was sou ~
5000 for Iud,0 and only 80 for Baltic Hludog simpp
pLted with Baltic allowing nm 10 itlh NV. !" ~
honcsiretch. llmdoo AL he ,nc iunii'5 rna - 'it
MrIaughln Ilndoos rider. k IT W the iaicr 10 'i .as
hafurou- when be- let the colt run nlii. az as' n'
IiindO0 won 10y four lcnglhS, u.-nIhs 'l.', H., ,I
the other In irw strides The TIME vac t"12 III 'no
Trnch pools COZ tickets were sold on iihd"1 10 ~ on
Baltic winning tickets only paid 90 cents p'""' q"
investment ol -, -. ..., .o,..r o., th.
third race "A handicap swccprtahc, oi so each nm
$500 added mile aud quarter heats. vi 'HS i'il
and (Ddcn were terms IA the anctl1 p"os ,;''n
bringing SOC, while Eerida sold Tor $40 ana Ias
Lawrence iur 800. The owners ana weights were
Clabaugh's cclt Olch q years III POUNDS LN1npr
Jcroue- horse one p 1IS "a, nd Dwyrr Brothers
rnT Elias iawrrncc "A. 100. The heat was a rafting
oDe Feri, took the lead immediately and got well
when one Dime came up with a splendid rsh ana Won
the heat by hall length ln 2 il od1n az" D'" LIZ
Ferida in 10y half q length Lhas IaWiti,o ,",.
having been pulled up IN M, ,ne s,Uy,tr Er,,,',
$50 t. 500 Tot Elias Lawrence aud 80 l"f VIZ u, ~
All at once there ~as wonderful IaS on nav, va" i
Certain 40 eager to b,t Oh mn Una, ing
him 10 first place and offered 80 much "t nun io
hat hp
in order 1" - "a IAN "Icr TT 10 ,, , INN. ~ a
pool show cd $50 for Lawrence Si"O LOT one Iii AZ.
sl5O for the field Fcrida took the lyad, as
T. the first heat, hut before miir had been stI
run both Olrn aud Elias Lawrence hac pts-,d n'i
cm, Diiur made another rush IN the houc eiTctcii ana
e,t Ls mead IN front of Elias Lawrence. bt the lat'tr
Rallied under the whP and won 10y dnaTte! ohs'h ~
pIIL ono Dime rec0ud, two lengths before era sue
o,. r,,,t before Olc. The Jockey of one Dnne "as
changed after the heat AMI Flsuef was PHt W. Mutpy
hayivy r,eldrr, one Dime the first heat Elias Law
% IIr''r"ht $40 to 100 Tor one Dime one Dime
was moi able L. all ia the third heat ana a.
t,l, Il
"a MvtWai roo tickets bought before the inst heat
Isr S.il 90 tno-e bought bore the scV"h'' - 90
Tnr ,sr, ak m the handicap Ttccplcchase over the
fun course purse OF $500 800 fout I" III, .'Yi
and SlOO Ia the third 1hr,c oi the -N we're ctl' 10y
VIC Daley. bat they were odd >c@itcI ~ me Az,
pools Tnc betting va. 30 Tor L|nCH |' WIZ. ~
a. l30 80 tor bradley horse Dispute a., l5Ol so "I
u q D,,.y'. rrldur Frank short tlgcd. l25i AID 80
t thr Hri c1n.siiis oi NJ Days borse surEri.o 3D.
1901, aud ". C. Daley horse NislInl a. l-ui I''ln,,
to.k "A long lead 10 the early part o the race, Lam ID
running second and Derby third. All got TarR
a. Tar the water jump III tne me-, '' sr
mise dropped his rider the next JWnP, aid fiant
Short botcd later point ~ the nun hul Ai'' wa,
finished ia, Dispute tired AMI l/(lc j. "oH li,
place AMI was many lengths ahead When "uly nan
iic remained bu she tired also aud Dip Won y -
Third irisk short half a furlohs behiii DISPUTE
ana yls'lant Jagged behind him tTeH'n r'Vi u'A''
paid Sl2 10.
TIE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
The card to-day Viii be very far superior TO that o
yesterday In the iir-j Or cniand. Elcuicriy am
Wyandottc will make lively work. while Thora. spari
and Aela make the result Of the Mcrwa' Stakes "nc
tain But the best thing II the day viii he the 100
round race between Parole Gcnuorc Grenada. Ge"rs
McClloush and Irish KIM; The fun entries are ~ FOL
lows:
ONE MILE FOR THREE YEARoLps WIN WEIGHT ALLOW
A>cEs.
a l. Iorirardsb C. Greenland
j. Lo,iil12i's en- wyandottc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Boylcr T. Springfield ..-..