New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22
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DRAKE CARTER IN PrEsRE LoRrLARD's coLons.
Fourth Race-Fres handicap sweepstakes. $50 each
81 900 added $3.50 TO second liz mica Three start
ers-Perre Iorlards par, the gciding Drake Carter
by Ten Broeck-Piatna, Q. 118, Feakes. and the I'M
ported colt Plzarro, by Adventurer-Millner, g. lis,
shaucr; and @. L. Loritrd's mare Aella by Girnelg
La Henderson. s, 49, Hayward Pools-Drake
Carter $780, Pizarro $40, Aella $25. Books
G to on Pierre Lorard's pair, to against Aeia.
Aea set pace fair speed. but much below that OF
Miss woodford in the third race The frat quarter mile
was in twentyseven seconds and the first haf In
fftythree seconds Aela leading lengths In the first
furIong four in the second-but only two on passing
the stand ct the end o. the first half mile. Drake
Carter running second hngtn before Pzarro In the
next quarter Carter reduced Aeas lead by half
quarters covered I2oi2 and the mile In 14ti9
fcakes taking easily on Drake Carter sure Oh se
final victory OF s175O) horse On the lower turn ne
even allowed Aea INCREASE her lead and gave Plarro
a chance up and win II he could In this way
Pizarro took second place neck ut me head OF the
homestretch but could not get up to Aea aud Feaxes
was forced to rouse Drake Carter ana ma
bad bad waited so long anil Aela stuck 10 Eer work
so well that Feakss haa 70 use t9s s wnlp pu "d to
a careful observer the result was at no Time III
DOUBT Drake Carers sgRsror sgeed Sr9@sn' I,
lengths before Pzarro Some impulsive young
dous difficulty and that the was barely snatcned
from the fire but tue fact was that he came In iresn
exhausted Pizsrro had also been spurred After inc
race Drake showed not single sign OF severe
never have been even Glance OF struggle De-
tween him and Aella The mile and quarter was run
| in 2:l2. and the mile a1d half In 2:3Sl2. Autual
pools S545
HOW BRENNAN LAsHED voLUsIA.
Fifth Race-Purse $500. selling allowances; Ia miles.
Six starters-J T. Will imss gelding Cheekmate. by
Glen Athol-Full Cry. aged, III, Feakes; snedekerd
Giro1a,by Leaning ton-Ratan D, 1Ol, W. Donohuc;
l - In. ErnAa Enn
Fan, g. %. wattach; G. L Lorard's gelding Volnsia
by Pat MaIoy-yandalla 4. I06, Brennan Glisner's
horse Keno by e-Chance. aged. 10i, 5hauer
and j. Waldens Ally Pearl Thorne, by Pat Maioy-Doy
Morgan 8, 80 ]. DonOhue Pools-Checkm1te Soo'
Groha $685. King Fan $50, yousa $50, Keno $40,
Pearl Thorne $40. Books-Checkmste 3 to D, Giroha
2 to l. King Fan to l. Yolusa to 1, Keno 10 to 1.
Pearl Thorae Is to l. King Fan led Tor a
mile, yolusia running second and Grona third,
the others several lengths behind Before
the fong post the hoiestretch reached Girofa
had passed both King Fan and folusi1, ana ,hoagh
Checknate was coming up AZ good pace Gironis sue
cess seemed almost assur(d But Brennan had Deea at
worwrh whip and spur On that lazy brute yoIss nor
aim with all Ills might and lashing him wltnOus
stint he succeeded Ia forcing N9sa 9y S.o1 n,r az.
second. neck before Chez kmac Inrd King Fan
pools SOS 25. No Did Tor tine winner
TIE srEEPLEcHAsg A FAILURE.
sixth Rlce-HaudicIp steeplcclaso. short conrse;
purse $500 800 second Five stsrters-Dswoss pair
the geding Charlemague ly Pat Maloy-Alice Buiord,
aged l65 Pope aud the ly Chipoa, by sa1on-fanny
| Ludlow L. l2s. RoIlow; Excelsior Stables
horse Abraham, by Milesiin-Electra, s. l22 Green;
Roches grldlng Bally. by Longfeow-Grey Helen,
g. 100 Lynch; and Iarvs horse MIntzer by Glenel2-
CroWnlet aged 1913 Ford. PoOls-Dxwess eutres $50.
| aed $50 B0oks-ChaTenagne - .. Chip0la 10 i,
Abra ham to 1, Bllly 81 1, Mntzer to l. Al ran
jumped wen until they reached the water lainpl
where both Abraham au BallY boiled Mntzer leu
at the next wall. but without hurting
himself or his rider leaving Dawes pair alone IN
the race. Cbipola her stable companion by q
length Abraham got back In the course and came
in third hall. mile behind. Mutual pools 50 50.