New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21
JAMESR.KEENE'S COLT WINS.
A BIG UPSET IN THE BIG HANDICAP.


for at Sheepshead Bay yesterday There
were no falls aud OF the nineteen was cut down.
This absence OF accidents caused general surprise. 90
did the appearance OF James kcenes Ell
elish colt Dutch Roller. by the famous race
horse Dutch Skater out Of Constantnope first at the
finish line after severe struggle with A. j. cassaps
lilly Water Lily These two were among the lowest OF
the lot IN the betting Dutch Roller has fair amount
speed but there least dozen behind him tnat
can him any day at weights. He carried only
90 pounds and Water Lily was giving him 10
pounds. Leo Qhird at the end) IA pounds
Duchess 20 pounds. and 30 on mp to Lonisettes
SO pounds. Besides Dutch Rollers great cd
vantage in the weights of the nineteen had no
chance in the Gro wded aud track after the start
So far known SIR Keene little or nothing ny MS
colts victory but some OF his friends bet from SO 20
800 each at 20 to l. IL was an exceedingly lucrative
race for the boomaker for the entries OF the Lorard
brothers and the Dryers backed heavily aud the
withers and Kittson pairs also had many supporters
Hardly any money bet Water Lily for place IL
the bookes could get plenty OF such races they would
all soon be miliOnnaires. DecOy Duck, daughter OF
Longfelow and Call Duck, was thought sure winner
by clique of turlmen although she had never been In
q race aad they put money her 10 freely that she
was second choice most OF the tine both III
auction pools and books She must have shown
a wonderful trial to be so supported, but the
starter hcartlessly left her at the post IicKe's
on Dutch Roller IN the mutual pools only pau
$3S a.. because he was In the HELD Win Ioiu biS'
sandoyal and Water Lily.
Dan X barely Straihspey by short head In the
rst of those dreary called selling races This was
because Donohue walled too long with his horse. Dan
X was second choice, Srathspey the hyorte Inc wih-
ner OF the race Pzarro was also second choce
Mediator being the favorite This most uncertain OF
colts was in mood to and easily in fast time
Mediator failed to get place Probably Green motifs
would now like to sell him 10 Pierre Lorillard
Apollo having won SIX races In succession, two OF
them handlcaps at O6 and liz pounds NJ this course
Mr. Lawrence bonevolenty allotted him precisely the
weight be won with easily week ago, ana In conse-
quence Apollo joyously cantered in first In the fourth
race Aella General Monroe, Irish King. Ida B. and
Aranza staring bandy at his heels Either Mr. Law
renee immensely underestimate the merits OF tue win
ner OF last years Kentucky Derby, or he Ia trying
with tendery sympathetic spirit TO make mp to Green
Morris for his misfortune with Mediator.
Baby has regained much Of her old speed There was
pretty general CONSERVATION when sne pyeo Win 'he
fifth race If 1t had been rattle
TIE stecplechase was OF rare excellence. Jim NC
Gowan Disturbance. Charlcmague and Post Guard are
the best steeplechasers In America All but Post Guard
were IN this race Jim MCGOWAN was beaten, though lie
ran most CALAMITY could not give Charlemagne
~ pounds. Did America ever see steep'ecuaser lh'
could
srRATHsPEY A TRIPLE TOO LATE.
Frat Raee-Purse $780, selling. mile Nine start
srs--W. Donohue's horse Strathapey, D. los, owner;
Heifners geldiDg Dan X. aged, 81, Walker; Old MIL
Stables peding Knight Ten pllr. g. 30. Conkn Freak
pess sape's coll Buccaneer 4 0s. Riley NJ. J. Days
1lIy Bittedorc 3, 90. C0wai Dawes Relding Hickory
Jiin aged 90, Logan BabcocSs MY LIZZIE Mac y 80,
l. Donohae; Wallors's gelding ItasSa, T. So Purcell;
RoUnson's mare Laiaininta D. 80, Reach. roofs
slfathspcy 500 Dan X. SO Knight rempr $40 Bue-
cancer II D. Held $40. BODks-strathspcy eyen Dan n.
BIO ?. Knight renPar TO l. Bnccaneer to l. Battle
s ,rag1mg WIN BnceIneer nrst on hickory jim
secoud. Dan X third. hickory Jim instantly -not ahcnl
ANA led for thrre-iourths OF mile. AZ the head
OF the bOmesiretch, Dan X. paving been waiting IN the
alth sixth place, burst through ana showed ths way
TOO far IN before he urge his horse Wbe1 be got
hard AT work Srlrspcy closed rapidly, Dut Just Dt 700
1e Dan X winning by short nfad in 1i2 slrataspey
second Iour length. before Duccaneer third knignt
Templar fourth. followed by Battledore and Hickory
woali nave woa; he would nave won If his jockey
had began sooner. Mutual pools SSJ CO.
PlzARgo IN GOOD HuMOR.
Second Race-For horses that have run aud not won
during the meeting; haucicap sweepstakes $50 each.
$3.50 added $3.50 second; Ia miles Twelve starters
Morris & Pattons pair OF ceilings, Meaitator, 4.
ia Mclaughlin. and slooum, g. oS, SAX; l..
Lorlllard's colt Pizarro, Q, l03. shauer. AppieDy
Johnson horse Jack OF Hears, D. 100 Hayward: ".
t. SCOTS pair OF nllcs Al-Hands-Around. ., %.
Conkliu and Blue Grass Belle, 3, 93; McMsnns Mn.-
keys mare IOp~, D, 100 May mara; k~lsOs MY kca,
4, l03 Weary sage's gclJng Flanders ., 3D. henan;
Citpsiana Stables colt Cath 4, %, walker; and L. Z.
BraoeS geoiag Vibrator 81 ptsrr sex Po9 9act
Of Hearts $50 SGoirS par 40 rSpsy ~ e ."
hearts 10 l. scors par to l. Iopy TO IL 10 t. 70
to against any other. Positions changed great d. al
siocnm. tnen Flanders again, AID Flanders uuul
the Last qulner wnen Iopsy appeared Ia
homestre:ch, winning comfortably by Two lengths
in 2lO 1Op-y second, two leng hs before Rca third
sincup Gath SCOTS pair, Vibrator Marshal ne
named. Green Morris has now ired sPel9an, Donohge
and failed with them all Hardly wortl $1,000, that
horse scors pair collapsed entirely after running well
tfn Ian A
DUTCH ROLLERS FIRST SUCCESS.
Third Race-GTeat Eastern Handicap Tor twoyear ODDS
800 each half forfeit but with declaration conditions.
So 900 added 81, 500 rst, $1,000 and 20 per cent OF
stakes 10 second $500 and 10 cent Of stakes TO
.hird; ;, milc There ninety entries aud
nineteen starters g. L. Lorlard had three OF these
having bought Economy from ID. Bruce on Wednesday
The nineteen were these: q. l.. Lora:d's ny Lcuis
nly Economy LOG. Brennaa Pierre Lonl,sTds pair OF
colts, Leo, 1o4 oiney ana H1rcn 100 sn@1er
unnamed colt by King Erest-Cyclone los. ~.
DSnenae Ki'C Gv pal the loci e PP.Tque lis
brothers colt Ecuador. IA MsLaushn; sneaskers
I05. Maynard ; r. Y. walden's aly ,reu, loo Hollo
way; Kelso's nly Water Az. LOG. o'Leary Faunins
Roller 90 Garrison; Nee eland's colt Blast 100 |
COnklin; Clipslana stables colt sandOva. 3d. Walker;
g. T. IorIsTis three $50 Pierre LorilIards pair So
Decoy Duck $40, wherss par ss5 kiuson's pair s55.
to p Deccy buck to l, G. l. Lorillard's stable to l.
Ecuador l. wiLhers's pair 70 l. Daehess 10 to l.
10 TO 20 TO 1 against any other. After many |
breakswsys the flag was dropped to q |
siragelng rush, Tolu well III front, /
Ecuador second Greystone third Cyclone colt fourth.
MitIie b fftn Water lAy sixth An Of g. L. loriliard's
entries were badly served ana T.. Lonllard's
pair while Blast aud Decoy Duck were far back 10
be practically left AZ tue post Tou led Tor three fur.
longs, Greystone taking second place, while |
Panque was the leaders homage |
shot down the lower turn al such pace |
that for an instant her head appeared In advance but
Greystone was leading trho al the ihreeqnarter post
Now Dutch Roller and Water Lily burst into view, |
having flushed third fourth rank VI tue
runners Ecuador wasOutrun and dropped back. Not |
one OF tine heavy weig1ls could get up Leo and |
Greystone disputed the lead OF Dutch Roller ana Water
l. Nv fnr faW eirldas. and i4trr