New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24

pwyer Brothers o. l. MISS "oou- q ,o1
iq nSsii IA Ss'i B. c Pzsrro. by Ad. 40
yeuturer. 2@A ou~uo
rh.sa s,x ought to make race which will be re-
emnsred as long as the American turf exists Never
nefore has winner OF the Enghsh Derby met the best
yacenorses in America The mere fact that the only
colt ever sent to England capable OF winning the
greatest of all to run at all should be attraction
TO assemble of thousands OF people at Mon
mouth he is 10 meet such horses as MONITOR
Eoe and the Dryer then the contest as
sumes an importance without precedent or parallel
in American racing. Tomorrow VIII also
be run the Select Stakes for twoyearoids'
in which General Harding will try conclusions with all
the neetest Eastern twoyear-ods and 1t VIII De
seen he can dispose O., them in the easy way in which
he shook of the best the West could furnish.
The races of yesterday were not OF ma
ture TO call for extended comment Pierre
Lorillsrd took two of them with Huron ana Amazon
and his brother George got an equal number with Aea
and volusia These four winners were ridden with un-
common skill, Hayward being On Aena, Brennan on
yolusia shauer on Huron and Olney on Amazon.
Nothing contributes more TO the many successes
Of the Lorard brothers than the merit of the Jockeys
xnsm they employ. Nothing contributes more TO the
couutless defeats of other wealthy owners than
the lack OF ability the jockeys whom they engage
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS
Fla, Race-Free handicap sweepstakes S25 esch
600 addei 500 to second; 1sa miles Five starters
q T. Iorillard's mare Aella, 8, 1i6 Hayward; r.
Iorlards colt GonfaIon, 3, LOG. Shauer; f. Morriss
horse Priam g. 95, McKenny; snedeker's mare Girona
4 100 W. Donoaue; ana Dwyer Brothers colt Wander
,rr q o. Purcell Poos-Aella 500. Gonfaion $50
pram $40 Girofa SIS, Wandering SIS. Books-AeIs
qto 10 Goufalon to 1. Gironi to l. Prlam to i,
wandering 10 TO Aella set the pace as she usually
aoss and lie was not SLOW Wandering ran second
within length OF the mare until they reached the
somestretch when he closed up and at the furlong
,ost his heal was froat He gained Ia the
varda
Then to falter and the boy on his
n.es could not help him any. Meanwhile Hayward had
s.n hard at work with wnp and spur ON Aea. and the
Gspelg mare slayer. Simply by superior riding she
heat wandering by half length in 2:24a. Pram also
not Aellas mead at the furong post but died away,
coming in third two Lengths behind Wandering. Con
fs;on fourth two lengths behind Priam. Girofa ran
badly aud was Deyer tne front No one thought
Ws r had auy chance, not his owners aud
trainer and he would nave made starting Upset II ne
Jockey back he would surely have come In nrst
sscans RseeHome-Bred Produce Stakes, two-year-
ods $50 eacn half forfeit $500 added, 500 10 second
be the exclusive propeiy OF snoscrlorrs AZ I99
Alter the race ray forfeit; those by unIred stations
q oat Of untried mares allowed three Pounas y me;
i3by D. ID. withers, and the two starters came from
w @ Iceoa by King c7 pounds
KcKsnn, and Pierre Loriiiard's colt Huron by saxon
So Do BOOKS Huron 10 j. EccOla even. Huron led
for quarter mile when Eceoa got on even terms ana
tnsp showing in front Entering homestret Eccola
was hall length iu advance and Huron was under the
speed and Huron proved the better that
he beat her by tour lengths IN E19l4- Tue fret half
mile was extremely fast, taking only 40 seconds, and
ne last quarter extremely s9" Lns swo osynS t
themselves almost 10 a sandstili MUTUAL poos 9io 90
Third Race-Frce handicap sweepstakes, go eacn,
500 added, 500 to second; lis mica Three siarters-
john Henry. T. s7 j. Donohne; Pierre Lorillards
Amazon, 4 9s, Oiney; and ~ :. Bargsrs geidmg
Eachd, Oy Genelg-NnD, g. 100, Holloway. Pools-John
Henry
Hesry 10 5, Amazon 10 s. Euclid 70 L. JOHN Henry
Lucid running second Amazon waiting. tue lower
ian Eaeld took tue lead by neck In the homestrccn
won BY head John Aenry last, three lenkths behind
Euclid On whole John Henry seems about az worth
He should the asylum for the lame, halt and
bind at Brighton Beach without moments ceiay. no
Distance too short aud no weight 100 ght ior Eh
mIose Mutual pools s13 so H.
ances; y mile seven starters-Kelsos lilly Ecai, ~
POUNDS 0Leary; williams,s my Laura Gould. lo7.
%sssG. Il y sas ne e. e. ponoaae Ees IN
named colt BY lsDon-Emeti. 80, Bragg Dgyer Broth
pesls-Eelst $50 Briliaet s35, Blue Bell $50 Laura
Brilliant 10 i, Feat to j, Laura Gosla 10 l.
cs,oeI colt % Blue Bell % l. turk to L. EN- Emes
@ % sRsc :10s ss nr attempt
Cropped se dag To one Of the worst eve
sss Rs laura Gould being ~. ba1s ~ 9a
Blue Bell quicker motion than Laura Gould. AID
ar three II lengths ina" liz E 8ssss
Se Turk third be neck before Laura Gould fonrtn
5faiiaut fifth. and the Crownlot colt sixth. Tue Lisbon
\ tmei colt Jumped the outer rail after running
suAler mile. The Crownlet colt would have been con
tclous III the end but that he was go Tar Dack whei
no nag tel ss to DC practically loft at tine post hutua
Fila ssee-Purse 5000, selling allowances mile
s2eounas wtfaca; MtieaeId's lilly Battiedore 3, 81
ysshss horse Mendelssonn, g. le5, ". Donohae .:
ss saIs ssss s a SsSla.is sc Mem
g.ssoan s25, Black Gal $40. Books-King Fan 70 y
e ssSs'e 70 yoIns,a to Antrim &c Z a Fa
yeag,iy took the lead and remained :, wv W
e s,ss,n N Iron. front fGs naf ,s,, %e i Slse
sn - the third quarter Batedore took second place
a e King Fan could keepup the pace "a the hout
s@sa hers Bus was lost BY the oyer-oonndence
snay Al the jockeys in the race thought II %oqi
~ sas IN the lead aud King Fan beaten TO certaint
;s1nsnsy ga not hurry the Sly. volusa ran last 10
~S MA urlong All the time Brennan mad been toin
rs, a n'm and now at the end he drove him with de-
Ba'seloe MeKsn a ypu then tried 70 urge II
NM o1. y was too late The race was lost, voosa VII
sal before King an, third he quarter length bef0i
psc @ ~ Back Gal fifth, and :Mendelssohn last Muiu
sixth Race Handicap hurdle race, purse $500. SIC
pssend; liz miles six hurdles Eight starters
ss g Dulys pair OF geldngs. buster, q, 1885, Callaha
sseG is5 LgS Se sI Hopson sdI
Ia ps 8 lao Henry; 8. d. Longs mare vanits'
s End so@srsl's stables speiding ciieaaot il
g" sSe Books-Rochester evan Buster TO
Nj p,oe.. 10 10 one against APP apy ,v ONE n
~ Rochester, as be dropped the nag when the fsv
va 70 lar IN front and tue others were strung out
WOO by four lengths ia 2:5oia Buster second. Ihir