New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-18
PIzARRO AND PAROLE.

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preceding days. Pierre Lorillard was present ana nao
the Measure of seeing his imported colt Pzarro win inc
Eatouown Stakes running the mile In the e1eeiien1
time of l:42L and defeating easily so fast Morse as
Jack Hearts, though the latter had the res' OK 'o
weghs He had the pain however, OF seeing MS veneer
able pet Parole suceumb to such q moderate h'ro "'
Aella The veteran hadrunnng enough for the pres
am, and "A wold bs wise To give him rest. The heart
breaking finish with KiagIie Saturday did Parole no
Good and ~ Kngiihe had able to yesterday NO
would probably repeated his success Bnt hihs
| like had an attack of coe on Monday nignt anu ""'
| therefore withdrawn
Mr. Lorard, however, won two races out OF tue SIX
his lly Zamor by Saxon of that staunch mare Zoo
| Zoo taking the two-yesr-old purse But enc was %
lightly weighted that the performance was VI s'au'
| merit Pzzaros race was good one anu aooou '" "e
proof that los pounds or les On MS pack ao e s
| over q mile with extreme CELEBRITY put iof noa'o1
weights and longer distances he has neither stomach nor
nnaI column Mr. Lorliard has very little racing
.nce the accident to his yacht Radhs when his leg was
hurt by splinter. He was looking wen ana sceh''N
fully TO have recovered from the effects OF his injury
General Monroe was first of felo Of dozen IN inc
handicap IT. mile and quarter. but he had naru asA
| TO oyercome Boz Sedan. The starter Is propaoV OPP
no.ed ON prncipIe to short selling and hurdle
handicaps and intends to do all he to break them np
when he left Chckadee at the post for the selling race
and proved equally unknd to Baliy Tor the huueS NO
struck severe blow ut this ignobe and fegmate sort
of sport But many hackers OF the two animals uo
mot spprecate the lofty moral motive that gudeo ann
.ra wcre wratl,fui But he shond persevere. few
more such starts as the hurdle race viii certainty
turn the proaiqate owners who now wsilow I'D snas
kind of dissipation from the error OF their ways.
The Judges were not In Draconlan mood ON satur-
day they punished with exemplary severity inc PRIV
sumpuous NOR who had put their money on MAJOR
| Ur0he, Antrim and Mary Corbett and rewarded the
estmabe beings who had preferred Nimrod and Dan X
nv mixing up the five animals In highly judicial way
Yesterday they made attempt to correct any errois
into which tho horses had fallen In the way OF nnsnng
IN the wrong order Possibly they might to advantage
keen watchful eye on the little jockey Garrison VINO
rode Clara Last week the Piunger gave the iaa SOW
ersl hundred dollars winning race with this same
nly Perhaps boy may think is not worth While 10
win nny more races until the Piunger comes beck Any
way Clara b. Is notoIously an extremely expeuiuo"'
aly Yesterday she 10 0ked exceedingly WELL anu thosc
who ought 10 know all about her condition expressed
unbounded confidence In her SUCCESS Files are most
uncertain SO are Jockeys Garrison may have done his
hast vet sad slow suspicion crept upon the course
that N Mr. Walton had been present and had wished
Clara to win would have been at least more con-
| spicuous IN the rnce than she vas
The details OF the great In which it intended
IN bring together II possible Iroquos Leonatus Barnes
Foe Monitor and any Of the best horses In Amer
lea owned by men OF enterprsng spirit nave oeeh
completed It will be Saturday, August ID Win
other races and the arranged Tor that dsy Will
20 over to the following Tuesday The big race VIII DC
called the Monmouth stakes II win be sweepstakes
Of $500 each half forfeit with $1,000 added Slooo 10
The weights to pounds above the seals;
| distance enc and half miles Entries will close on
| August l. II all goes well and II the horses named
above run this will be the greatest race Of this gener-
| alton in America and many thousands VIII gather
ase,t twill be A meeting OF the only American winner
Of the English Derby with tho champions OF the Amer
team turf today and under conditions best adapted
20 test the utmost limit of sehieyement by the best
thoroughbreds thts side OF the ocean Cnler sne
specla scale OF weights Iroquos and Ese would carry
1877 pounds EACH Monitor i24 Leonatns and Barnes LIZ
each and Miss woodfor she should be entered, l07
Az these weights the best jockeys could ride and tho
race would In every respect meet tho most enthusiastic
atlons ON the Same day viii be new stake
| for tvo-year-ods called the Select Stakes. post
weepstsks $500 zach. half forfeit 81 900 added $3.50
to second; \ mile. This ought TO bring ont General
Harding and the choicest OF the Eastern twoyear-oda
and thus that day may determine tho Champion oil
all ages and the champion OF the youngsters
PARoLx DEFEATED BY AEI.LA
P,rst Race-Purss $500 special weighs for all ages;
Ia m,les siI starters-P. Loriliards geldng Parole
oy Leaming ton-Maiden tagei, III pounds, Feakesl
a T. Lorar,f's mare Aela. by Gienelg-La Henderson
a. 1903 Brennan) woodfords geldng BIZ Bird by John
| Aforementioned 20. 1o6ia. Including liz pounds over
| onantfelD; Kittson's oily Brio Brao by Bonnie Scot
sad-Nartiea @. s5. J. Dononues 5hafmans colt Gath
Ss,,ag ralr Coant, oy DndIeI-Aiele aged. no. W.
eaoaa r9OsTParSs So acne $50 b Far p SpSsi
eonRs ,S,o A sna pr TO ra S- 80 IL 70 70
After several breskswsys the lot sent OF win Par
Count IN the lead Aea second Gath third. Brio Brle
loufh' t,s1 1nn,ns quarter Of mile Aea rushed
tbc trout Gath aad Pair Coua running head ana bead
ns psos t me- stand ana taking tho turn Gsa
leading open length running easily Win far 1ein.
lIberaticn Al the quarter pole Aea was stl leading
BY An open length Far Count second I'VE lengths before
| .ila Dura anan
Sp slowly toward the leaders Down the back sS
Nm, Fair ra5s no catch he At tho Satme pole
Aels had only lead or half length the others UNI
changer ,emea'retch Aea stiii held the lead all
| appearance the furiong IRON tne wire Parole
ssed the others ths liberal application OF the
pn,n cond NOT make him ovsrtasc Aeila, she winning
bv length Parole second sx lengths De ore fnir Count
sSird oniy nsad before Gaia fourth. Bal Bird nth and
Ertca Brac last The time 22o Mutual pools paid
| s26 IS.
siccEss OF DAUGHTER or zoo zoo.
seoond Race-Purse $500, for two-year.olds selling
allowances; y mile six siartsrs-walden's coli
| cnant,eleer by -Chicksbiddy (lo9 pounds. W.
Donohus, Rttson's colt Raohis, by Alarm-sabns.l0o
uushe.,; Liteaolds ally Ioanths, by TON oehiltree
Idalia (s8 +. Donohue) BIohm Co'snu Change, by
Aisru,-Presto 49, WalzerI; r. Lorard's nlly Lamora
b1 saxonEzoo Zoo Css, nyslop ana Cridse Cos eol'
RU oa Lyss o and r0S ss
5000 BooKs-Zsmora to5, Cnan tcleer2 10 Ruchiei
70 Of 10 to a ps sa ws Sssn and Red
| stsr in trout After running u furong change was
| leading length, hcu
| afners strung out At the hafnile Change had IN
srrsscd her lengths, with Red star second
z.mora had begun In earnest ana MAS now third
Cnapge heid lead to the trn into tho streton was
reacusd where zlmora went To tao front ANA won an
easv race BY three lengths, Red Star second length
ami half before Chanticeer third. lolant1e fourth,
Cbspse fiIth Ruchiel last. The time was l;17ia Md
tnals PAID GA
| pfzARRo IN LIGHT MARCHING ORDER.
THIRD RaceTne Eatontewn stakes for three old,
and upward, special weight conditions. $40 each fol
starters with 81 800 added, $500 to seconds mile. Six