New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
LEO WINS THE CHAMPAGNE.
BEATING A FAIR FIELD AT JEROME PARK
THE FAvoRrrEs sUocEssFUL-JIM HGoWANs
DEFEAT.

ladies were present the clubhouse and the sopesn
front were almost unocoupied. The ar was raw anu
though the track good, the time was SLOW every
winner was fayorite except Forsger and Jim McGo"an
and he we're even In the betting Leo, the PLAIN
and rather dull son of the famous Duke
OF Magenta, won the Champagne Stakes, but
the Cyclone colt was within scant head OF him AZ
seven pounds more weight. Miss Woodford TOOK the
Hunter Stakes by lengths, but she was tired Ills
too much require Oily 10 run at LOUISVILLE ana 81
Jerome Park within 1--we days, and II she were not 90
immensely superior any other FLY Of her age In the
country she would have failed. Many rac-
ing men of good judgment think her the equal
of any Thoroughbred of her sex that has appeared
on this side the Atlantic. She arrived az FOrdnam
from Kentucky late Monday night II the races Oh
Tuesday had not been postponed she would not nave
started and IL they had been run on Wednesday she
might have been beaten for she had not then recovered
from the Journey She was worked mile and quarter
aud finished extremely weary. Her owners nave no
mercy on good horse They see In the animal JUST 30
many dollars, and they seem determined 10 nave
them out In the shortest time possible
Tuey broke down Luke Blackburn, Hindoo and Bunny
neGe By racing them 10 and seem bent on Doug
the same with Miss WoodfOrd When they started
Luke Blackburn with his split noo for the Coney Island
Cup tuey deserved the OF every genuine an-
mrer Of a really great racehorse-and they got It,
W. L. scotEs horses all moved if afflicted with palsy.
After Referees excellent running at oheepsnead Bay
1t was ptifu him come In last by twenty lengths
II ne had all his speed, why he startedf Asto
GeystOne hr scott ought to gave him TO his friend the
retired statesman, Tor saddIeuorse he amOles along
at a deliberate pace that would just suit Gramercy
Park.
Aranza had too much weight in the first to run
with StraChspey. DeoOy Duck would nave been strong
fayore for eecOnd but that her owner said she had
strained tendon she ran fairly however, aud showed
no anencss while the track II Was pleasure
to see Mr. Withers ut last put up competent Jockey on
his Cyclone colt, aud how narrowly no missed
getting Cue Champagne Stakes.
Tho principal interest In tine Hunter Stakes in the
whether Bella could beat CarnaOn, and there
was heavy betting for place. They ran dead
heat greatly Joy Of the bookmakers, for they won
part OF every bet they made against either The
betting was 10 10 on CarnaLOn tor place, and to
on Bella Tue rule In dead heats is that the money
put up on both sides Is divided Thus' Ii a.
Get 900 20 800 CaFnatOn for place he got only
half OF SI7OO $500 wuiIe II bet 1000 to $500 on
Bella Tor place, he only got back 5000 So the BOOK
makers woa part OF every mans money. IL was
field day for them all through, for with no competition
from auction or French pools they such short odds
tuat they were sure to win.
The Dryers backed Hartford freely In the sell
ing race He a beaten horse at the furong post,
and only McIaughu's utmost efforts lifted MIN IN
little before Haedon the latter being cIumsy banded
by an AWKWARD BOY, Riley Jim MCGOWAN did not run
AL IKE us old SELF IN the nurde race. nc 10 5'n'
y,
sTRATHsP X FAVORED BY THE WEIGHTS,
First Ra,e-Purse $500 special woigat,; lis miles.
Five starter,-W. Dononues strathspey, years. los
ponnda owner; p Loriard'B AranzI. g. III, shaueri
sherInau's Brad D. los, Cross; Wiheros Duplex A. ITO
Hayward and scotrs Referee 3. lOl, Lewis. Betting
-trathspey IL to g. Aranzl to Brad TO l, Duplex
10 l. Rel, rec 10 to l. Brad led for hai mile, AraDza
rHnnn second Teen sue passed Brad aud led into tue
hoInestreJch. but straJh-psy went b. her m tue last
fuUng and WOO easily oy yO lengtns IN l:502 Aruuza
secoud TWO lengths before Brad Duplex poor fourth
aud Referee far Ocnlnd. Referee Last ali TIE way.
LEO WINS A STAKE AT LAST
Second Race--Cuampague stakes, Two yelr-olds, $50
each. bali loia $500 added 500 to second; wnners
OF stakes to carry extra weislt. Eleven starters-P.
| LoriIard's colt Leo, no. sbauer; e. L. LoriIIardS
aliy ECONOMY. lO7, Brennan: Famine hily Decoy
| Duck III Maynard: Dryer Brotlcrs colt Ecuador,
10 j. Mclaughlin; n W. kittsous colt
| Pcrilous. 10 Hayward, and hly Abba, lO7'
hughes; witner,s King Emest-Cyc.one colt III
| "a Douohue aud colt Casino. no KoIb; j. r.
| Krcncs COLT Dulcn Roller. III pay Scouts cos'
| ,iroy-toue, no. Lewis; ala Suh)tR stables Mug Al
Decoy lck 10 2 sous pair 70 l. Ecuador 10 l.
WIturrs'- par 20 l. Economy 10 20 l. Ddtch h'aSr ~
To Gre, s.onr - 10 l, QIcS5ttp huy 80 Z" "itn
god start Ecuador sprAng INTO tue Iriu Leo th,ns
second place the CY3 on, cor o" D' ~ was 49,, r4i
M Inc hcan ~ Hill when the horses run 70 the
80 pcroinr rr h.. K nnd the Cyclone colt adyancins
made Stubborn Il &c with t. tue las sCrde, 90
trTnng whip and spur freely anu Leo O3'ey Winning
nv or head "a l:isA me Cyclone colt second. three
n%rGa e.ore Ecuauor tnird. a length before Drcoy
| Duck. Economy NTH Grey-tOne Ska. Dutcd holTr
seventh AOm eighh, Perlous ninth. Casino tentn, and
f1 % irks cp ny last. The Cyclone colt, win Dono-
Iue fD ran a better than Leo, for no carried
pounds more.
| MISS woODFORD FEELS THE SPUR
Third Raoe-Hunter Stakes threey lilies 800
| ,och half forfeit, buG with declaration com
| dItions; weight penalties for staGe Winners ~
| miles. Three starter5-Dwyer Brothers Miss
| Woodford, BY Blet-Fancy Jane, l22, j. Nc
Langhlln; AppleDy Johns1ns Ornation'
yu,rd. and I EpIl =
| Gela by FiIdlestIcks-Brrucs, ll5. Baroee betting
o o on Miss woodford, Carnauon 10 l. Bella 8 70 l.
| with 80 mucn as in some former races ana got
occasional touches Of the spur CaIntlnn was second
nm In me final hundred yarus, where Bella Joined uer
and thr two made dead heat for second place Miss
| Wood ord won by ten lengths ia 3l3A
ArLLA LEADS ALL THE WAY
Fourth p $50 each, 5000 added, 1925 TO
! socopd, ia niles FIVE starters-G. L, Lorillards
Aoa, g. III, Brcnnani r. Lonllard's Piztrro 3, lis,
sDauer; NJ j. Days Hiarty. 4, lI3l9, ia oyer, Nc
! Laugnn: W. L. scots Blue Grass Belle 3, 80, Lewis;
! and Jennngs's Iu1inta. 4, 03, Dunn. BeJung-Aeila
sto g. PIzlrro TO 3, Blue Grass Belle ITO Influta 7
f., / Hll.riJy TO l. Acla took the lead Immediately
and WA never ytrtiken. In fact II was one o. the
elslcst o her many victories lnanJa RAJ second lor
half thu distance, but only one near A2IA IN inc
IGInesrttch was Pr rrO and ia was 40 no time near
enough to dangerous Ariia won under pun Dy eiK
before HlrlJy B,ue Grass Belle at his neck. But the
| ridges zayo Blue Grass Belle third place
| HARTFORD WINS UNDER THE WHIP.
Finn Racs-Purse $500. selling; one mile Eight
| srartcrs-Dwyer Brother Hartford, 5. 10, j. Nc
| Laughln; Hcffner's Dan K, aged, 10, Walker
| Burch's Colonel Spraguo, g. log, Maynard;
Dufys Baby. 8, ITO, Hayward; Graham's
| ualedon, 6, 100, Rneyi Kelsos HeeLand.roe.
. IoI O'LeIry; W. c. Days Retor,, 3, 81, Garrison
ana sncdokcr's Blue Peter 3, 81. Hys.Op. Betting
Hartford TO l. Dan K. to l, Colonel Sprague TO l.
Hee.and-rOe 70 !, HaledOn to l. Baby TO l, Blue
Peter 10 TO l. RetOrt 20 To l. lt was bad starr DIn
| X and Bluu Peter being far back Haedon led tor
| a iurlong, gIying way To ReCOrt, Hartford going
! 10 tue front three furOngs from the end and
! STAYING there though Mclaughlin was forced
| 10 whip him every stride OF Aio dua urong He Ony
defeated HaledOu by MCLaughhn's superior ri ing.
| Hartford won by quarter length In las Ha'edOn
second neck before Colonel SpraSue tulrI, Heel-aud
Toe fourth Buc Peter Ath, Baby SIXTH ReJOr BSS ent,
| aud Dau X. last
| JIM MCGOWAN SORE AND sULKY,