New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-04

FIRST AND SECOND FOR THE AUTUMN.


AND DERBY THE OTHER WINNERS
Poor handicapping and wretched start made
the chief race at Gravesend yesterday failure so far rs
the least show OF contest concerned g. L. Loril
lards lilly Memento weighted at only 100 pounds, ran
away with the rich Autumn Stakes for twoyearolds
Most turnen thought before the that Mr. Bcmonts
Rica and Pierre Lorard's Hiawasse would make it hard
for Memento at the finish, but long time passed be
fore the start and there many breakaways that
the two frettcd all their great speed 1t must be
confessed that Mr. Sheridan who held the starters flag
and has previously been very successful in that office
made an utter failure in this the important race he
has ever started He seemed wholly helpless with Cos
teo. who kept Memento in front all the time and got
much the best of the start With this favorable begin
hing Memento made sorry show Of the whole field Not
one OF them coud approach her The second place
was easily taken by Volusa, also in g. L. Lorlllards
stable This result uade the Handicapped q laughing
stock. Another hlunder of his in putting only liz
pounds on Monitor in the of mile and threequar-
tiers. Such horse should have carried 124 pounds.
Monitor, of course, had wak-over. Parole
lightly handicapped in the nile heats that he merely
played with the others The two selling won
by Fair Count and Warted. aud Derby made fine run
in the steeplechase The attendance large and the
air agreeable nut the track was rather slowf
First Race-One mile, for all for purse Of $500,
selling allowances Starters-Morris & Pattons geldug
Knight Templar years. lo4 pounds ridden by Costello;
Lathrop's geldng Cridge s, SO. Barnes Mukey's lly
Resale A. o. Maynard Babcock's colt VentrOquis 4,
100, Mclaughlin; Daviss flly Constantine 3, a. M.
Donohue; Welsh's marc Warehouses s, "a, Leary;
somervilles imported lilly Sweet Home 3, 80. Bren-
nan; Liitlefelds geding sinbad 8, "a, Hyslop;
Days FLY Bride Cake 3. 49, Haggcrty; PettingilI's
gelding Fair Count 5. 90. Blaylock Evans's geld
ing Buster 4, o., Farley Grayers mare Emma
Cooper g. 81. Donohue). and Dufys mare. Baby IS,
90 UralO. Poos-Rosale. 800. Knight Templar $50.
Crdge, 800 Sweet Home 800 Fair Count S75, field
$l65 Books-Rosalie 3 to l, Knight Templar to l,
Crdge to l. Sweet Home 7 TO l. Fair Count 10 to 1.
Marchoness 10 10 and from Is to 25 TO against each
of the rest Warded Spark and Lilly r. entered,
hut withdrawn. To quick excellent start
for n field OF thirteen Marchioness took the
lead. with Bride Cake second. Constantine third.
In the first quarter Bride Cake
in front for little with Marchioness IA second,
plar nth. AT the qnarterpost Bride Cake led slightly
tina "qS Ans the oaos
stretch Crdge got TO the leading place. AT the halfme
and Knight Icmplr following in the order named On
@e 9ns "T" "'SS took second place At the three
nosae second. neck before Constantine Constantine
Al The last fnrlong Crdgr st leading but only
SiT a RsaS Fr Count o E"d taken third
hnl mrlong Fair Count shot away from the rest.
length before Knight Tempar; aaicnioaess fourth,
Sweet Home afih, Resale sixth, Bride Cake seventh,
eleventh consrantina ast Mutual pools 81 So
for si"o sacS SO '1 os ~tS Il oee
E Of the sr'cnd to receive 500 Gsnce ,hreequsr
m w W s R"%%as FspSc' ssdns w
yyirEil-Tlrca, 100. costello colt Vanguard. ~ ~
y5 by &s 1907 SHd urs sH
ns%o" oily E Ge.us ssy d asa
b, by vrvtLadyIikc, Io5, Mclaughlin Gin |' coit
div BonGsar by BSn%e % Sion fa'' s5
HlGgs Poos-P Lorlard's entries. $3.50. @ l. Lor /.
Books-Kica Ia 4, Hiawsssr. 3 10 l. Memento 3 70 l.
For the r.t Time Mr. saera the Ion, Central
OF the Jockeys and they behaved very badly McLauch
GOING back 20 on the rest nnt remained IN S pr,.h,e OF
all the time There long delay and many break.
aways occurred Iiia~assr and Rios become extremely
OF their speed The start when II came. was
hepiG seinSr wY unfair one M%s.to nrs
Rica fourth length behind Vanguard. Carey b. afth
Bonheur laat Costello the his All VANTAGE
ad ,e% @smen!. "ns 4, Inch pace ha, other
from one length 10 two. aud after running quarter
having run up to second place. wyoming third
neck hchigd CAREY b.. GOdva fourth. a n.cE behind
heing hrh, Vanguard sixth. Rica seventh, Hiawa-se
The turn not one OF the Others could cur down Mementos
big lead In TACT she Increased and AZ the end Of the
Costello looked back at Geld very SedIy sprnsd
out Mennonite at her ami without touch OF tue
whip IN il7l Volusla 'econd two lengths before Rca
seventh, Wyoming eighth. Bonheur ninth and Burnham
tenth @ L. Lorillards entres thus AL the added
the famous old style OF the stable which other years
has repeatedly nr-t, second and
q light the result put the handcappins! N the Coney
Island Jockey CUT cannot beg borrow steal handi
capper VINO can give come other stable than O. L. Lori
lards little chance should abandon handicaps alto
gethcr. iica and Hiawasse fell below Ipec aton
especially Hiawasse. Hut In truth there any
race; Memento simply "spresd-eaeed" tue field from
the hrst stride to the last Mutual pools, SIS 40 Total
value of stakes aud added money 1919. After nia-
wasse'e performance this race II Will be waste of
money to send her 20 England to in the Oaks
year.
Third raceHandicap sweepstakes, $50 each but only
$40 declared with $500 ADDED 500 to the second
mile heats. Startcrs-P Loriiard's geldug role. aged
10, Feakes Belle geldng Dan X. aged. 02, NJ. Dono
hlly Ella Warbrd, l. 90 Bratton Pools Parole 800
Dan X. 500 Mary Anders"n 500, Ella warned S35'
l. Ella warmed u to l.; Dau X. led AT the start, but
Mary Anderson passed him, dashing ahead ut u
great rate led by length around the turn She
first by hve lengths, with Dan X. second. Along tho
back stretch she added length to this lead they
and moved up swiftly that at the threc-quarter
post he was at Mary Anderson's neck lie
passed her instant afterward Dan X tried desper-
aiey 10 get up 10 Parole In the homcsrctcb but
won easily by threequarters OF length lash
X second two lengths before Mary Anderson Ella War
this heat In the books the betting to against
Parole. 10 to against Dan X. 20 To l against Mary
dersUn again made the pace and Parole permitted TO
lead up TO the last quarter, when he
nberaIion and serenity by two lengths i:44 Mary
anderson second. length before Dan X, Ella
Fourth race--uandcap swcepsakes $50 each with
$1,000 added, u miles g. L. Lorilards geding Monl-
TOR % years Il pound had walk II would have
been astonishing II he had not, handioapping
that put only H. pounds such "A extremely
absurd
Fifth race-For all ages, lie miles, with selling allow
ances. for purse OF $500 starers-Dwycr Brothers
gedmg warield o0, los, McLaughiny; i. Lorllards
y spark g. 90, Uraln Daley gciing Ingomar a. IOI
Clarkj Morris Paton's coli Explorer g. o. Btatton
C. Daviss ally Constantine g, 81, NJ. DonohueJ T. b.
naSiss my Little buttereuG a. a. Barues and Lttle
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