New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-19

ments are the Kentucky St. Leger and the falsetto
stakos at Coyingon. Turfmen generally think Green
Morris got much the best OF the bargain Mr. Loriaru
will send the horse England and in racing circles the
hope freely expressed that he may have DETER Inck
with him than with Duke OF Magenta, Fa-
setto. Aranza and Pinafore. He paid $4,000 for
Duke of Magenta and rs much for Faseto and the two
mares cost him $50 00O Not Of the priced four
ever brought him any return worth mention while In
England The two horses that did prove splendid sue
cesses abroad-Iroquois and Paroie-were Dotn
bought cheapy by Mr.rorillard as yearliDgs.
Drake Carter did not run as a twoyearold This year
appeared in thirteen before that of yesterday
winning ten Of them, including the Pickwck and
COttrl Stakes at New-Oreans the Cotton Exchange
AT Memphis the Champion at Chicago. and the sequel
and United States Hotel Stakes at Saratoga.
Leonatus defeated HIN twice and George kinney once
but he turned the tables the latter In the Sequel
Aranza and Battledore, both favorites, were
easy winners OF the fourth and hfth races.
The steeplechase was made moro attractive by
the participation OF real live Baron, who rode the
favorte Charemagne and rode him WELL although CAP
tain York just beat him by neck. Baron Won SednH
is an extensive landowner in Siesia. He IS passion
atey fond of the turf aud Of riding across country
His daring Workmanship has resulted Ill broken poDes
fOI hun on more than occasion.
BIG MEDICINES DOSE.
First Race-Free handicap sweepstakes. S2o each,
$500 added. 800 second liz miles seven starters
p. Lorllard's FLY Amazon, by Moccasin-Aspasla' 4
years 100 pounds. Gallagher; Graham Brothers geld
ing Brunswck formerly Barney Lyon by Barney
WiIliams-Maud Lyon, 4, 100 Fisher; ]. T. Williamss
gelding Checkmate. by Glen Atho-Lotta aged, ll3,
FIshburn; s. Bryant's geldng Charley Marks formerly
Big Medicine by Bonnie Scotland-Ellza Davis, aged,
90 Bryant Davis's gelding Hickory Jim, by Dasher-
dam unknown aged, 90, j. Donohue; L. Morriss horse
Priam by Prophet-Regardless. g. 81 X Hysl0p; ana t.
Corrigan's colt Freeand by Longielow-Bcle Knight
Morg
$780, Brunswick $50, Cneckmate 500. field s75
Books-Amazon 4tol, Charley Marks 4 10 l, Bruins
wick TO l. Hickory Jim TO l. Checkmate to l. Priam
to l, Frecland 8 to J. To prompt
and good Start VITA Charley Marks little III
front Brunswick second. Hickory jim land Brunswick
a orce made the pace lively aud were soon well In al
vance OF the Others their lead being much as half
dozen on the bacstretch Charley Marks running
third As The leaders approached the homesIetch
Charley Marks and Pram gained rapidly on them. and
before the urong post ched Charley Marks had
a commanding lead, while Brunswick aud Hickory Jim
fell back Charley Marks well in hand by length
In l:5s4 Pram second. half length before Checknatc
Brunswick fourth. Amazon hfth, Hickory jim SIXTH ana
Freeland last. Mutual pools S2l 80.
HAYwARD's BRILLIANT RIDING
Second Race-CrIieIion Stakes for twoyear-ods 800
each half forfeit but only $40 II declared ont BY Janu
airy /. 1883. or $25 II declared out by June
rs, with I'll 900 added. $3.50 TO second; weight
penalties for winners and allowances for non.
winners; 3. mile There seventy.hye nom
nations and seven starters, ono stable furnishing
three OF these The seven G. L. Lorillards three
the colt Thackersy. by Great Tom-Merose,
III pounds. Holloway, the hlly Lousette.
by Glcncg-Stamps. H., Hayward. and the gelding
Mentor Monitors brother. by Glenclg-MinN 100,
Brennon); Commodore Kittson's colt ~. Paul, by
Alarn-Lady s4yers OO3, Hughesl; u. ID. Withcr'e-
unnamed colt, by King Ernest-Cycone 1lO.
McK,nny); Mr. Kcso's fly Water Lily by King Al
fonso-Liiy Duke. Q12. Leary) and 4. Lordard's cot
Tornado by Glenlyou-Estella tlO3, Shauer Pools
g. L. Lorard's entries SOB. Cyclone colt Ssj. ST.
Paul $50 Tornado SO, Wafer LilY so. Books
Louisette to /, Cyclone colt To I. 81 Paul To l.
Tnackrray > to /, Mentor to l, water Lily 10 l.
Tornado 10 l. Wafer Lily got two lengths the best
OF an extremely start. the Cyclone colt second,
Tornado third. LOusotte fourth. Thackcray nfh st.
Paul sixth. and Mentor far back Hughes
sent 81. Paul through tue lot ike rife
snot, ami IN few rois be AT Water
Lya head the Cyclone colt running third So fast did
that the end OF the fret quarter mile he
was half length IN front. WAFER LILY second. two
lengths before the Cyclone colt ST. Paul however,
lower turn Water LILY got 10 MIN aud IN Few strides
further headed bin. After that he was not
aud Water Lay aud he entered the honcsrelch
well In advance OF the others with Doth the hoheaded
boys driving them to utmost Meanwhile tine cool
and wary Hayward, prince and master OF all American
Jockeys was tndng L0ulsette with the keenest tudg
lnrnt and skill He JUST within effective dis
sneed for the rTnergsncv Inst M hand Al the fur,ong
post Water Lily leading and the to the precipl
tate seemed surely hers. The Cyclone colt
beaten and no other except Louisette was near her
Suddenly the outside LOusete. under Hayward's
impulse, hdsned on with resisoss rush. The ieeble,
clumsy boy Water lily could help her none he had
exhausted and him eli In lighting ST. Paul, and ar
The supreme tria Only the riding OF of
his ART and his best work al that, brought In
Loui-ette the winner by haf length IN
cyclone ~.
Paul Mentor poor NTH. Tuackeray sixth, and Tornado
hailed with enthusiasm and praise and thanks were
showered on Hayward. Mutual pools 30 60
THE BEST OF THE THREE-YEAR-OLDs.
Third Race-OmuDus Stakes for three year -ods 800
each for starters $4,000 added $1,000 TO the winner,
S2.OOOto the second 81 900 10 the nonnator Of the
winner 81 the Of the secondt entrance
$25 each, 10 20 the racing fund.- winners Of any
three-year-Od stake (handicaps excepted Of the
value Of So 900 10 carry five pounds extra OF two
more stakes pounds extra mai dens vt
ing allowed five pounds; distance liz miles There were
IO4 nominations and 1yo starters-Morris PattOns
dark bay geldng Drake Carter by len Broeek-Plana.
ll5 pounds 5pcilnan; Pierre LorilaIds Imported bay
colt PiZarrO, by AdvrDturcrhiner llS, Feakes. and
tne sane pwIS oroT c Fost hy Fons
War Song ll3. NJ. DOnOhue; and d. d. Wltherss colt
Klngnke, BY King Efnest-Mni. 49, Hayward. Pools
Drake Carter $1,000, Pierre Lorlard's pair 400
Eolist So 30 Knghke 500 BOOks-Drake Carter To s.
Ion and Kingke The start was made without any loss
OF time, GOnfalOn leading little, with Drake Carter
second, PlZarrO tnlru, EOnst run
OF merely 10 set the pace for Pzarro but there
really not the least need or his services. Drake
Carter saved all trouble OF that sort by setting
the pace himself and he set 1t much too fast for the
comfort OF Pzdrro or his hackers Drake Carter aud
GOnfalOn toy t1er I'm front, ana quickly opened
gap. The first fdriOng over Ia 1871 seconds
Drake Carter leading hdlf length, GOnfaiOn second,
four lengths before Eost ktnglige close fourth, with
PizarrO by his side. The FIRST quarter mile took 20 u
seconds and at tho close OF GOnfaon's mead be-
Drake Carers The two leaders up stretch
10 the grand stand head and head amid storm o
ing and applause. They passed the stand the frat time
the half mile having Oeou run In 81 seconds GOniaOn
leading by mead, Drake Carter second, half a dozen
lengths before EOst, he half length before Plzarro
Kingke at PlZarrO's saddle The Western turfmen and
all the admirers OF Drake Garter eKulted he by,
for he moving with admirable smoothnsss, grace
and power. Even at that OF the
race no careful observer could doubt
his overwhelming superiority 10 all the others spell