New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29
IROOUOIS COMES IN LAST.
A SAD FALL FOR THE DERBY WINNER.
roLE WINS THE GREAT RACE HANDSOMELY.

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England, and doubt must have clouded Pierre Lorlard
usual serenity of mind whether Drake Carter was worth
SIT 500 after ALL and whether it was worth WINE 10
bring Iroquos him at Monmouth TO suher
two such defeats as those OF Saturday and yesterday
For the son OF bennington and Maggie d. b. fell even
| further below his former surprising excellence
his second appearance than on his nrs On SATURDAY
he was good third to George Kinney and Eole mar
rowly missing second Tace Yesterday he was last ana
a bad last, behind EOle-the Winnor-George Alhhey'
Monitor and his stable companion, DI"Ao
Carter, and far behind them, too he was hoe
looking well when he came out last week. ana 10
showed no freedom OF and ess speed than before
When Feakes made determined effort to 20 up near INC
end of the first mile, tho horse could not RESPOND
| at all, and from that point he steadily dropped
| further and further back. Or course "nou
the Jockey found that Iroquo hopelessy beaten ne
eased him. but had ridden him out and never 40 de
perately he could not possibly have come in either
first second third And yet the race was half seconu
slower than Saturday while the track, as shown
by the time In the other fully fast. Evidently
Iroduois was in condition for struggle ana tho
fervent hope Of every person OF decent seusio VINO
saw the pul spectacle was that the morse that hau
earned glory abroad might never be forced to suner
such degradato again. There was sympathy and ad-
miration 10 abundance for the noble ANIMAL oyerborne
by fate and the odds his imperfect training and his
voyage when he made gallant an effort IN the
Monmouth takes There was sympathy for hn yester-
day. but the admiration had to give way to pity. II
the great multitude Of spectators could have given ex
preston to their sentiments there would have been
general appear Mr. Lorllard never to show Iroquois
a race-course until he was thoroughly htted 10 90
something worthy of himself
But Mr.. Lor1lard must have been mised in some way
the condition OF Iroquos Tor he backed MIN,
though not to large amount, ana he did not bacx
Drake Carter The latter is hard animal to train 80
Green Morris used say, and Mr. Lorillards trainer
h far ha VIVA far inf IN
appearance action aud everything else 10 the Drake
Carter the Omnibus Stakes racehorse could hardly
by any means be brought 10 more thorough
state OF fitness that Of tho Of Ten Brock on
the day when Mr. Lorilard paid S17500 for him Yes
terday q mile In las seemed absolutely
TO double him up and George kinney
beaten by at Saratoga yesterday almost lost him,
the phrase goes.
TIE OF Saturday seemed to have done Eoe and
Monitor good. especially Eole whose victory not
hard one for him. though no freely spurred.
Such an ordeal George Kinney passed
though three days before, running, with heavy weight
mile and half against older horses OF high class took
the fine edge OF him II would do that for almost any
three-y earold made OF steel Anyway, the George
Kinney yesterday not the George Kinney OF sat
urday, the way In which Eole shot by MN
in tue homesretch proved plainly enough. Tho keen
eyed Dryers not surprised They had bet ohya
small sum on the They knew well that three
such weights aud at such distance twice IN threo
days few and far between.
II Eole could be landed English race-courso e1-
acty be yesterday, he would DO hard horse to
beat IN a weight for age over a good distance
though Border Minstrel could probably make him sad
But when the English bandios ppers see Wha. big
stronshorse he is and remember his easy victory OF
yesterday they Will put weight on him In way that
will try Mr.. GebhArd's patience. Only the other day
they heaped 3s pounds the bacA OF that good mare
Corrie Roy. And English owners are not so AFRAID OF
weight as some lsht-hcadcd Americans seem 10 be.
In everything the mcrciess massacre OF Iroquos
the day fully met 1pectaon but such disaster would
cast heavy cloud over the fsirc't afternoon Appeby
& johnson won tho hrst the handicaps for
three year-olds and two ycar-olds with Carnauon
and Turk The OF this young racing nrm that
a. the firm young though the members are far from
juveuile) snow Judgment, xii and pluck. which have
brought them In some handsome return, ana VIII
brig many more. And IS Igle they do not
tell the haudicappers al they know. Boousck was
first IN tine handicap mile and quarter. aud hrst
with 20 mach facility tAat IT clear captain Custer
was lar too KIND him. Hi- record Jusuled AZ least
l25 pounds on him and the tokng weight from The
others.
French pools on the fifth paid tho biggest
dividend of the year at Long BranchS20l % for each
50 invested Friday lilly. with far start how
ever Cheerful would have won. though this would have
been startling as WELL pools he's would have paid
than 500.
The attendance was worthy OF the day
Exceedingly largo and OF good quality. New
Jersey poured out her hosts generously. There were
more people the grounds than on any other day ths
year or tor many years excerpt Fourth of Jry and last
Saturday.
PIZARRo TOO HEAVILY WEIGHTED.
First Rsce-Handcap for t-ree-y ear-ods, $50 each.
81 900 ADDED, $3.50 IL miles Seven starters
Pierre Lor;ards ippYted colt Pzaro By AdVenturer-
Mner 125 pounds, Ges, and lly Breeze by Alarm.
-Bairgowrle 1l2. shadcr. Appleby JonusOns nlly
Caruation, By UEUsed-9carlel III, over Hayward;
Whhero's colt Kingike. b. King Ernest-MIm, ZIG.
Soaring; Dryer BrCtners' gelding Wandering. by
Wandcrer- Rnget. liz. j. Mclaughlin; i. III. RyGn's
fly Caramel. b. Monarehist-Bcn Bon lO3. NJ. Dono-
hue; aud j. walden's colt Antrim, by NauIhal-Minne
Mac s. 100, 2 over. O'Leary. Pools-P. Lorsrd's
OAR 1920 Csanation $50. Wandering 30. Kingliko
80. Caramel $50, Antrim $50 Books-Pizarro
10 l. Breeze 10 1. CarnstOn 10 !, Kingke 10 l.
Wan irrg TO l. Caramel 10 20 l, An run 10 u 1.
re,ze TOOK lead 10 gJol start and was soon two
lengths ia front along tho btcksretc three and al the
ha-lnile post four. Caramel aud Kiuglke disputed
pa SD then after that and Breezs had
to themselves. Pizarro could never gctn with his
heavy weight CarnadOu passed Breeze in
| ihe last furong ana won easily, though
ia ward made great fuss the hn.h In
influence iuture hahdcape. CaIlalloD was hrst by
tngtA, ia 15GA. breeze second four Lengths before
PiZlrr he two gths before kngke, the beaten
on insrace showed now ioolsn II was to make the
running with Caruaton IN the West Eud Hotel slakes
against "A lilly as MISS WOO iIOfd mat course
made 1t possible for Caramel to beat Carna for
place. Yesterday Caramel ran like cripple, while
taruaOn old well will not get ghtly In
the great tnroeyear old handicap ut epshead Bay.
Mutual pools paid Y26 %.
TURK WINS AFTER A BAD START.
Second Rlce-Handicap for woycAro.ds, 500 each,
81 900 added, $3.50 second q milo. ght starters
KtIsos pair of Gies Water Lily By King Alfonso-IAy
Duke ITO, O'Leary, aud Eclat by Enquirer-Iyy Leaf
80 j. DOnohue; j. 7. Wiamss colt Bob Miles, by Pat
Maioy-DoIly Morgan, lo6. Hughes, ana ally Laura
Gould, by Pat MallOy-FanchOn. 102. 2 over W. Douo-
hue q. L. Lorilards geldng Mentor by Genelg-Minx
IO7, Brennan; Appleby d Johnsons geding Turk. by
| Ill Used-Toucques. 80, X. Hyslop; Dryer Brothers
colt Ecuador by Enqurer-Neyada, 1O7. j. Mclaughlin