New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-23
A WINDY DAY IN RACING.
cole. BREEZE AND yocALIo WINNERS.


some who are not tmid, drew long breath OF
relief when they got safely home from sheepSheau
Bay last night The trains and boats were so over
loaded that the danger Of accident seemed serious
Especially this the case on the ID. X Martin wneh
thousands OF people poured on board at Bay
Ridge II IL not pleasant. comfortable or even
safe for such a crowd wtdged In 30 closely
n an alarm OF any kind had been started
on board for the slightest cause cause at ALL the
consequences would have been appalling.
race OF In these days that IL al
ways draws an immense multitude But that OF yester-
day was O poor affair. Apollo was Withdrawn
and Eoles only opponent was the superanni-
ated Bushwhacker, whose natural force was
abated good while All the innrmlties
OF second child hood the prehistoric beast as with
a garment ana when animal that might almost have
neighed on Ararat when the ark unloaded iis cargo
met such vigorous powerful racing machine as EOe OF
course result settled in advance The club kindly
offered $4,000 for record lower than Lex
ington's famous 7:19@, but Bushwhacker could
not make Eoe run than 743I0 Last year Bush
whacker the Great Long Island Stakes-then race
OF heatsin SOLE S10 but the track was Like swlm-
ming tank, aud the Violent OF eqinoctia tempests
ragged all the afternoon. Bushwbacker from his
experience In the original deugt, was peculiarly
nited for this sort OF voyage but when II
came TO clear weather aud dry land horse like Eoe
could run all around him. The Woodlawn Vase Still re-
mains be won. for owner has succeeded In captur
ing the Long Island Stakes twice. This race was nIst
run in 1880 AMI the winners have been George L. Lori
lard's Ferida, william JennIngss Gennore, g. b. BY
sons Busnwhacker and Frederick Gebhard's Eole
II was u peculiarly airy Afternoon for not only the
son of Eous the god OF the winds, was successful Dut
Breeze also won and Vococ daughter or Acoustic WAS
blown IN on triumphant gale. Except the seepleehase
the sport was not up to the average. L.
Bruccs FLY won the two-year-od handicap
ID amazing style for an animal that had
shown no speed before Mr. Kcene's colt Dutch Roller,
winner OF the Great Eastern Handicap on Thursday,
made IL plain that It unusually base Dutch metal out
OF which he was rolled Thackeray and Economy made
their friends blush for them. but Huron ran good race
after a bad start
Green Morris slept sweetly last night and
hi, dreams were OF selling Drake Carriers
for $4,000 each All the universe for him
was tnged with rosy light, for had not Mediator. the
"a 900 horse with the big leg. at last won racef II
WA. A pretty good race too. limo. 2:I0A Enclid,
Referee Amazon and five others were behind MIN.
Breeze WAS a lrn favorto In the betting on the heats
OF three-auarters OF q mie and, with the help
Of the starter. who each time gaYo hor an
important advantage came In first In two
straight heats, Little Phil being second IN both The
hest race OF the day the steepechase IN which
Charlemagne. Disturbance and jim MCGOWAN gave an
admirable exhibition OF their singular capacity Only
ono other ran-Tonawanda-an he was mere
rubbish fortunately dumped carly enough TO leave the
field wholly free Tor this great ones oil the Jumps
W. Meany McOwan's regular rider. was sohurt by fall
from Bride Cake AT Brighton Beach on Friday that nc
oonld not mount aud NJ DAILY the champion This
may have made difference. for W. heany knows
McGowan from ear tip to mind heel, and handles
hun with consummate skill "Pat "Meany best OF
sierpechase riders Charlemlgne. aud the conIb
nation OF hese two stougcVen Tor jim McGOwau
But Charlemagne ca ried twelve pounds less than Jim
and two less than Disturbance. The morse that can
give Cnarlemsgne pouad over full course Will do
uncommonly well. for Charlemagne has improved 80
that be ~ in the fret rank
Lord Roscbery was among those present and watched
the racing closely lie spoke Of TIE short and narrow
tnrns on ths course a, defects which were 10 be
rrrttcd lie found some things to admire in Eoe.
noting specially bis acuon well suited for TIE
bill. a. tho o.ose oi the Cambridscshire.
VoCALIC MAKfs A STIR.
FIRST Racc-Hiudcap swco p5,ascs Tor twoyearolds,
$50 each. 5000 added 500 to second;
mile Eleven stlrtcrs-1. l.. Lohlard's pair,
tue colt Thackeray. By Great Tom-Merose,
H. Harvard and the fiy ECONOMY, by Enquirer
-Nariica 1Os Brennan; Pierre Lorllaris colt Huron,
by saIon-Vandallic, 9s. Omry; J. r. Keene's
Pair the imported g" dI. p3 i"5 ppno,hn
and the MY Fan.ango. By Wid oats
Blast by Arstidcs-Coleen Bawn. -. MN anus; MOI
RI, * PAtlOns ILLS ZauOra. BY sax1uIo loo. 90, Sax
HuyO" ru goic 90 Copslin; ". g. pays
colt Llson by Bob W9oley-Ida May,
Hcois-c' 90 ngss and Cndcc- colt Pupai1 90 walker
Pool-G. L. Loiiards pair 500. uufon S3J. Blast $50.
oriard's pair ,. Iurou 10 l. Kccne's pur5 TO l.
Zamora 10 /. Kataplan TO l: Blast 10 l. vocanc
ar. away. JhAckcr,y second, ECONOMY third. Lamo'a
iourtu Dui The starr was not sefou,y hga or ay out
IN few strides and ran 80 fa1t tina ho
was -FOUR lohs.ns III 80, ,r"tch "1f rcit
le sened bit until Iiiggs pulled to a cauter in The
de "A
IN lisa hnron second "a lcayh oe.ore
SKA. Phoenix seventh. Thuckcray cignth, Economy
ninIh. Dutch Roller tenth and fandInSo last. Huron
ran best OF tnem IL nui the "inner ior lie peat every
lards pnir gan eel CREDIT, and Dutch Roller rolled
bauly Mutual pools SIS 30.
MEDIATOR AT LAST.
Second Race-ilandcap sweepstakes, $50 each 1900
added 500 - second Ia miles. Ten star,ers-Morrs
AZ Pattou's gelding Mediator, by Buckden-Aieanness.
L. los Maynard W. l. scoirs gclding Referee by
Iurral-Kuney X. 3, lO5, Lewis; PrcaGness stables
re ding Euclid. by Gleneg-Nun. g. "a,
saeridan; Pierre LOrillarPs lilly Amazon. by
Moccasm-A-pa,ia, /. 100, Oineyi W. b.
ienuiugs's colt Barney Aaron by Ga0erlunAe-iam by
Planet l. 1903 Logan q. L. Lorilaris gcldng Vousia.
by Pat Mdoy-Vandala 4. o. j. Donohue W. G.
Dsly' coli Ecd Fox. by liurrdu-dam ny heyoVer 4,
30 harrison Kcily's colt Conmel. Dy King Al onso-
ri:omartc, 3, o. Dam; William Jenniu-sB hly In
and Brinnan's colt Centennial. g. 3d. Cad ell Poos
Mediator $i75. Amazon SlGD, Euclid $40 Referee
10 . Referee 70 l. Amal to |, Euclid 10 l. 10 %
20 10 against other Red Fox led ~ The 81 art.
wnich was good one, Amazon second. Euclid third.
Amazon led by tho stand aud for quar-
mile further Centennial running second centennial
pas. ed RancOcas the Dackstretcn, and led
down the lower Mediator was not conspicuous
until no passed tine hamile post Then he steadily
moved up the lead III the homestrctch. win
ming without much urging oy three lengths Ia 2;lO4'
Euclid second, lengths before Referee tiir1i Ccu-
tonna fourth, length bchind Referee; Amazon NTH,
Red Fox skin Conme seventh, Infana eighth, Barney
Aaron ninth, Volusia last Mutual pools $50 %.
POOR OLD BUsHwHACKER.
Third Race-GTeat Long ISLAND Stakes. sweepstakes
for all ages $3.50 each for starters. $1,000 added.
81 900 to first, $500 secondi also the Woodlawn
Vase presen by the Dwyer Brothers, to become the
nronertv o the sub,criber winning the