New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
DrTATIsOr TIIE KACING.

DETAILS OF TIE RACING
Thirteen were in the short, sharp rush of
furlongs which OPP III the sport. When 50 many start
in 40 short race there is confus"d mass Of Shiuhg
oolors dashing along for moment and then IL Is All
over The " baker, dozen were c. l.. LOraris geld
ing Sir Hugh q years lot pounds, Withers D. C. strain
spcy g. lO7), spinans gedine Victim o. IN Dwyer
Brothers tlly Bliss g. 1922 T. Loriards My tlgh' o.
79, Reeds lilly Nightcap (2,79. Nelson's FLY Bonnie
lizzie g. lOal Burnha'ns Hlly Bride Cake q. lO2),
Flemins's geldng Wakefield g. l15). IIowlass lilly Val
Ieria g. 1922 Dudlcy's fly Adiie ID. q, ll3,,
Eyanss gelding Buster g. ll5l. and Mace's
aly May Wilson g. 1922. The start was quick ana "a
even IA could be expected with 81 large field. Sir
Hagh Bonnie Lizzie aud SrathSpcy were In the 'front.'
rank and the soon reduced to match between
Bonnie Lizzie and Sir Hugh. with Bliss aud siratnspy
in the second rank The Two leaders were IN even terms
mn 10 he end nd stand and then the hly tired
Sir Hugh by two lengths in l;Oi'2 bohnle in1le
second Ieng.h before Bs, "1s n oJ ni.s second
choce at $50 strathspey third at S rf en- sr Eth fo
500. French pool tickets were worth $3.50
HINDOo AND CRICKMuRE.
The Tidal Stakes cawo next with the great rlVals'
Hlndoo and Crckmore. The only other starter was
saunterer and no thought he had the slightest
chance MARYLAND was largely represented. and the
Baltimore party felt great confidence In Crckmore'
They came up strong in numbers and with fat purses
expectant OF a triumph for the best racehorsc that
Maryland ever produccd-or such CrickmOre was sen
orally conceded to be. Ent the Dwycrs and their
friends and Northern turfinen generally bad
al even stronger faith Ia Hndoo. He
had an uroken If successes last wear IN the
West MA was not beaten until DE 10 Saratoga,
when tl. Journey aud the change ducd Ms speed and
vesr he ba. moi De en- beaten aad has the Blue RIB
hon Stakes LFNngtcn, the Kentucky Derby @ud clark
Pars Ills success in the kentucky Derby was easy
that the prediction was made by saSs of ne ;ruf That
he would win everything ~ shonld starr for inns year
Tha, prrd e"n Is IN sr way 81 TS,nE s
OF
The YESTERDAY proved that otter h other victories
That he Is equal to lroluo!s ana FOAA"l' Is hot III
probable 49, .,. , til, -.
him. The MARY iand rcldns appeared four times i1,i
year. and only failed once hen he was on o centurion
lie the Saratoga aud windsor i1ci STAKES ~ sara
won the Home bred stakes at Baltimore and the With
ers at Jerome PARK ami both :" sl.l INA, ms hl'iis,s
insisted that he was The equal ~ ) horst Z" Mr. aia
In America lie = almost not quito
The lace which thcs two si Udid specimens - the
thorvng Inbred met for The Tidal stakes cor three
wear lds 300 each half forfeit. and only so n de
second to receive 500. distance. one mile 1t was
worth }" the winner $500 The three starters Nrre
Dw,er brother. bay colt Iiblo". Ex-Governor BOwc's
bay cedinr Cricknorc. and O. L. Lorlihrds chestnut
smeunts wcre wacrrcd in he antiion pools books aud
French r-s Hndo" brought 500 IN the auction pools
to $50 Cuckmorc, and only $50 for Sannierer; In
the books the betting 10 against HndOo. TO
against Crr krorc and II 4" against Saunterer In the
French pools S6Z tickets at - each ~erc son "h ilnaoo
465 Crick"rc and lOOon Sauniercr When The thr'e
came 81 -" track There was NUN % e1gt
and excitement. and the faces ~ men VII" had lg sums
at STAKE took ON grave and anxious look; Al three
booked ~ Sannicrer Everyone ranked MN a. an o.t,
siicr without part 81 lot IN the 9fAr. Al
rch DARK bay. little aboVe medium height. and
Of superb proportions for strength, speed aud rl lns
oon-cc-uc-. IF power II, nanc va, braided WITH CAV
bright coors tho Dwycr Brothers proud Of his horse
and confident - the result Crckmorc Is tall and mar
row long legged and HIGHT "pcacorky horse Ike Per
p,riue of Enclnnd lie ha- a tremendous stride. and
CAPABLE ~ wonderful bursts OF speed he ma. shown
repeatedly A. ohs ability long distance sticking
ID
BAY than luudoo. biehoued and angular, not hand
on hi. rrk Tho Dwycr. remarked before the
nthoir colt should Zee beaten they could give cycusc
he m The best INN possible ekmore mas been
little Ion" part ~ the season. He Is rtful, ucr
vous and c&cablc. and often refuses his food After
short OF work yesterday His trainer declared mm all
right, however. and he made great race, but Hindoo
The Maryland horse danced about holly before the
caid calmly. That's bad for my horse" After ilr
DELAY due oCrickmorcs nervousness The three dashed
evenly Sauurrer shot to the front and going around
the surn 10 1he I, Sq@TG r fn 10y s9t T'i
gap wider IA the next half futiOng getpgtw0 lengths In
front Of CrickmOrc, hat AT the quarter post Crhmorc
behind not allowed 20 act a. leader long
In the next half furong both The Others caught him As
the three iaced for half urong head ana head me eH
riteUcn and shouts aud cheers were heard stride
by stride they raced along, hut lndOO began TO creep
away and at the half mc post he had hts sd IN front
OF CriCkmOre, with saunfcrrr half len2th
making the pace too ho; for sauuIercr. and he
tell fast The two leaders at top speed for the
slow work but 1t sure. quarter mile from the end
Uricknorc only at his shoulders So they swung m
To- the hon estrech Fe,kes raised his whip Governor
Bowie keeny watching every leap OF his horse A.
b. saw thr Jockeys arm go up he said CURLY in beat
He WAS right. The W4S over All tilch
more's efforts under whip and spur could
not force him any nearer HndOO's head The pace had
been killing without touch Of cord steel Iiudoo
ran In, thrcef0urhs OF length before Crickure, The
nnquestioncd champion OF the three ods OF Amer
lea He hal conquered his most formidable antagonist
The time brilliant. l:43it wonderful for heavy
track with lis pounds up uindOO La. wuIi and he had
easily Bat he had had the Creates race of his
This superb colt 10y Nrcii out 0 Fljrine lie is
tered Ia all the Richest thfec-year-Od stakes, aud
altost certain L" win them How good the
appears frlia the fact that so fine "A colt as
sauhtcrer la ny yards behird CrekhOru. utua
pool tickets pald q 90
THE OTHER RACES.
In the selling race IL miles DHyer Brothers SeGing
Warned "a years. lO7 ponnds) great fsvorte over
tho neid bringing 500 " $50 for key's Ally GOssip
g. SCI. s25 FOR Eryahrs grding Big Medicine a, 1857
s29 for Aekernan's horse Surge tagged, l0Gl, $50
for Burhhan's FLY Gaminacita e. sO), SO for palys
bot inyomsr ~ loil, ~ for Engelan's lilly Elise g.
ga and ~ Tor hurphys gellpg WOodrraft a. 90 The
escape from big upset the narrowed possible
pnly nose warneld was turned across the
the nag fell and WAS ahast left the poet Big Med
cine, Gossip and Elise fought the Lead up 70 The aa
quarter In that quarter Positions changed ropidly.
ared the hardest Of bard got up In the Last
few sfrtds. and Big Medicine and ha cros-,.d
the line together. Most OF the spectators Thought
Big Medicine won. but the Judges gave IL to
W srneld. Gossip only neck behind Big
Medicine, Ingon6r fourth. Elise nth, Surge sixth,
" oodcraft seventh and Gammacita last The time WAS
J5g Mutual pool tickets paid 81 50. Warteld was not
sold bat hid mp u SI.6l0
$500 Tor horses that hal never won. q. l.. Lorards
sir Walter g years lob pounds had never run In pub
lie but the reputation Of his stable made him great IA
So-ft~ The other entries Danahers colt AurOras
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