New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
cole WINS ANOTHER CUP.
HOW THE HANDICAPPED HELPED HIM.
A PROFITABLE AFTERNOON FOR THE DIVERS AND
THEIR JOCKEY.


j. G.. K Lawrence must be still chucknng
over the striking of his handicap for the Autumn
Cup at sheepshead Bay yesterday. 1t was
bit of sterling work the way OF aotting weights ana
will 60 far toward putting Mr. Lawrence's name Dy tne
side OF that of Admiral Rous After Eoies big hst OF
trirmphs ong in 1892 1888, and especially
after the way In which he ran at Monp1outn
Park within fortnight 1t was q stroke OF genius
put pounds him and then expect General Mo-
with pounds less and Aea with twelve pounds
less taking the difference OF sex into accounU 10 run
with him. The result extremely gratifying To MI.
Lawrence aud to all those who admire the system OF
lightweight handcaps which fourshes at sheepshead
Bay. Eole simply had race at all He never won an
easier victory. or he was spurred. 1t
would be necessary TO spur him 10 get
him 10 pass any animal tbat Is not
tied He will not run without the spur But when he
left Aella almost furlong behind and had General
Monroe exhausted that he could scarcely stand,
while he himself fresh and strong as
at the end of the second miIe the Autumn
Cup handicap received a stamp that will stick III
Eoe had carried 1876 pounds instead OF l27 the result
would hardly have been altered. Why Mr.. Gebhard
should think of seadi1g him to England wheo such gen.
erous gifts neaped upon the horse in America passes
comprehension. They have different system
over there. They put 1873 pounds
like CorIie Roy, and 1t wouI make
an English turfnan jeer 10 horse Of the
thoroughly tried capacity OF Eoe TO carry weight aud
stay turned with 127 pounds among such lot
of those for the Autumn Cup. Mr. Gebh ird
proposes EOc against such English stayers as
Corrie Roy Tristan Barcadine and Clairvaux at the
weights winch he will have to shoulder on tue
other side of ocean. his horse viii ind that he has
job on baud cwhat unlike that OF yesterday.
The Dryer Brothers aud their jockey James Nc
Laughn wonld like TO see many days Saturday,
September 3. The Dryers only started two horses.
Both won Mclaughlin rode in three races, and was
mia
won tie first OF mile aftes a start
struggle with Boz Sedan and Battedore. or course
Mclaughlin could not ride as w ndorngs weight was
90 pounds But be was on Ecuador, the Dryer repre-
sentative IN the twOyear old race, and the handsome
half.Orother of Luke Blackburn won handsomely from
i6nSsg like nea raccSorse uOSe of the ars,
class, but has yet proved himself one. Yet Luke
NOT start In race, ana Mediator the favor
ito with Araaza second choice. Mclaughlin had the
light pretty well obscured under bushel with
occasional CLEANS between the chnks, until Is oszed
forth ~ Brighton Few days ago when Brad beat the
fast lilly Pearl Jennings IN fast race Tle Dryers
opened ana they backed Brad yesterday. 1t was
highly erainiAg TO horse thathad been beaten
West leave such fleet CUES Duplex Aranza and
Mediator gazing at MS heels Ia utter despair hue
ing strange how Bfad's surprising speed
had been soundly sealed in many to be
Ion As DC meatsles in the night watches. slow
suspicion may seal into tue spacious brat OF Green
| psrjen Ior a zane Eorse But Mr. Morris sald
Drake Carter so well that lie affor bad bar
gains Perhaps Pierre Lollilard would accept $1,000
| Tor tue winner OF tue Omnibus stakes TO-DAY.
The fourth The Autumn Cup; Remarks above.
poor old crippled Dan X, in the fdllness OF mis-
days. htd been laid al rest In toe Fiient
race by bringing home tine ghost OF Dan n winner.
After tns his bones should b. allowed 10 res IL peace
Disturbance generously trea ed Oy Mr.. Law.
that lie defeated Held Of ten IN the seeplechase
lSe morse. There were three fails, but no deaths
nail ha Ill IA md
son with that OF many OF tue great DAYS at Monmouth
Park. There were two OF the pestilent selling races
eve oil keno or tnreecar1 monte JocAey clnDs shonu
nos crafty The dcprayed tastes OF owners py giving
them 30 maay OF such hip9odromes Brighton should
| Much observed among the spectators the portly
| figure OF William H. Vanderbt. He strolled about
under the OF William turnout. who was asslduous
| 10 pointing out everything OF interest Mr. Wander.
bit mas been seen often in grand stands Ceye.
land, Bunso. Hartford aud Fleetwood when there
any trotng Of special interest but he cares little
ming aud hardly thoroughbred once
year The type OF horse that he admires Is Maid >
| and not an Ejle, though tue Latter Is so far
the superior Ia speed Mr 'auaeren' has has
10 faster eycu tusn Eolc. He excellent health
and spirits aud paid much attention 90 the sport, but
wnen he was s9eu on the track. expressed
the ooe that he would speculate but 50 Tar as known
offer take the ODDS Tor million OF two on
any OF the iayorites
NUMBER ONE FOR TUE DwYERs.
First Race-Purse 500, selling Allowances, all ages;
one mile ron starters-Dwyer Brothers geldng Vans
dsrug by Wanderer-Rnglel, years, 90 pounds, Pur
cell; shermaus geIing Boz sedan. by HurranAlfOrac,
T. IO5 Blaylock Llttlehei's Oily Batedore. by Glen
lyon-Sutwood Maid. 3, %, McKenny; Forbes's lilly
Princess Qorlnery LoulseJ by Princeton-Rosaine, 3
81, SAKE; j. Walden's lilly Chckaiee, by Vator-Chick
abiddy, L. 81, j. DOnOnae; Excelsior Stables geldIng
Quebec, by King Lear-Redowa, 4. OF, Conklin; Z.
Dufiy's hlly Maggie b., by Vrgii-Friday, 3, 81, X
Hysop; W. Z. Daly' gelding Retort by King Ernest
Echo. 3. s5, Braig; Davss gelding Allanoke, by
p z.
mare Helen Wallace by Governor Hamptos-Fanny
Fisher 5. 81, Maynard Wandering was the
favoriIe both In the pools and the books, with
Battledore. LOz Sedan ana Princess coming next. TIE
book odds against Wandering TO 2 After three
breakawa avs the nag fell poor start, Boz Sedan in
front, Chickldee second, Wandering third.
strasgng Boz Sedan lei for three quarters of mile.
Wandering Battledore and Cnckadee wen up. Enter,
Ing Battle forged ahead aud seemed
about win out McKennY did not pcrseYere VITA her,
aud Wandering, hard driven, got by her IN the last
wandering Winning by scant half length in 145, Boz
sedan second quarter length before Battledore thrd
Helen Wal ace fourth followed BY Magge b., Quebec.
Chckadee Rotort, Allanoko and ri tue order
named Mutual pools SIG ID Purcell rode wandering
soz sedan there was in aim. ~alie Bsttiedors was III
served There emphatic Canada tip" out on
Princess, but Just Mt present size would probably do
better on snow Shoes
NUMBER TWO FOR THE DwYRRs.
Second Raee-Sweeps axes for two-yedr-ods $20e
5000 added, $3.50 10 second; special weight condlons
y mile Thirteen sIarter,-Dwyer Brothers colt Ecua-
DOR by Enquirer-Nevada 1O7is. 4la over Mclaughlin
Preakness Stables colt Hmalaya by yirgl-Kentucky
Belle 1913, Holloway; Pierre Lorillard's colt Manitoba
by Glenlyon- Marie Mchon. 1903, shauer ]. W. Lond's
colt Richard Lold formerly Richard L. 100, NJ Donohue;
Klttsons lilly Abba. by Aarm-Eastc 100. Barrett;
Martins geding Granite by Buckden-Mss stoner. l00
sheridan Dayiss Ally Unknown, by Foster-Lady Grey
100 SAKE; McCIelands col Blast, by Aristdes-Coeen
Bawn lO3 Lewis; wtherss nily Paradox. by Macaroon
Maxim, %, McKenny Kelsos fly Eclat, by En-
qurer-Ivy Leaf, 80, Meaton; X. W. Walden's colt
Cbantioleer by yiator-Chckabiddy, 104ia 1la over,
Blayock L. c. Bruces colt Yocaic. by VirgilAcoustic,
%, Conkln and Key's unnamed colt by King Alfonso
--Britomarts 90, 1 over, Fisher PooIs-Himaaya