New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-10
TIE GREAT cole BEATEN.


HELEN WALLACE OUTRUNS HIM.
.rrrs rorprrrS prrEATs SHE BEATS THE BEST
SLAYER IN AMERICA
Helen Wallace is a neatly finished, clipper
6lc racs-mare chestnut in hue. handsome In form'
sanyhter of Governor Hampton and Fannie Fisher
Alter one defeat and four successes IN tue south
sha was beaten fourteen times without predh
nj Saratoga, Bnghton, sheepshead Bay and 'erome
PARK but ON saturday last she selling race us
teriay at IL she Eoe with extreme ease
She carried lO5 pounds 10 his $780, and had strong
field behind heT. Now, of the good, honest simple
credulous persons that write racing reports 'nA '"
Helen Wallace has been run on her merits al
the year Tue Rev. John Jaspers cu"'ch
in Richmond where the dogma "dat de
am do move round lie earth Is
cardinal article Of faith cordially commended to THESE
trusting souls as safe harbor frefuge.
Mr. Gebhard. just back from Europe, saw his great
horse fail but did seem 10 dash his spirits Inc
tne was PAL. EOle ought to have done better ana
could hardly have beer quite nt but the fact remains
that Helen wallace has become race-mare o. uncom"
mon ability.
pizarro showed that he could stil run little IN
the nrst race. S.rataspey was the iavorl'e ne
ana ell the other favorites OF the day
failed. j. CassatJ (Nr Kclso won both selhhg races
with WOOdiark aud Heel-aud-TOe. Major NAeelei Win
only 125 pounds overcane jim MCGOWAN and Disturb
anec IL Lmpy" Daley does not want his horse
luiued lie should put Little on his BACK again. nc
handles him In tue most buDgng manuer ana ounuereu
ali over the yesterday lie IS making the no''e
swerye and stumble, while formerly he ran straight is
an arrow and true STEEL Wth good Hder' McU'"""
conld not have os The race.
First Rsce-Haodicap, SIS each, 5000 added one
mile Eight starters-D0nOhue's Stratnspey, years.
1ls pounds owner; p. Lorilards Plzairo o. la
sAauer Pettings Fair Count aged 100, Maynard; D.
r. Graham's Haledon. 0. l00 Mckinney; Graham
Brothers Brunswick 4, 1O3, rhaye Preatness Stables
3.
Garrison; Bruce's Vibrator 3, 3d. Dunn. Betting
strathspey o to g. Plzarro TO l. FAIR Count 10 l,
Esedon to l. the Others 10 25 10 l. Lizzie Mae was
left at the post. Brunswick led TO the last furong
strathspey second waited and came with great
speed In the homestrscl, winning by aneek III 1loi2
Buceaneer second hall length before Bruins wick tnrd
strathspey fourth, Haleden hftn Far Count s1'h W.
orator seventh.
Second Race--Purse $780, for two-year-olds; selling
s. mile Four sarters-Dwyer Brother GlOnelgCrown-
let colt oil. McLaughin); Withers's Paradox GA
Carlson; Kelsos wOollark (99 MeatOnG and Kellys
King Day (97 Fisher Bettng-Paradox to l. Woodlark
5Crownlet colt Ito @ King Day ro2 Woodark was
nIst for half mile. giving to King Day. but rally
lug in the last iurlong and winning by head AFTER
bad swerve and whipping finish, King Day second
Crownlet colt lime 1:21. Paradox was ridden wretch
edy by Garrison, who took her to the extreme
anId t, s,rtsrsSebsrd's Eoie s. 800 W. Done
hue; G. l. Lorlard's Aela, 5. lis, Brennan, aud Ira
falS,,r z 100 AZ Donohue T.. L0rillard's Amazon, 4
I14 Olney: Dwyer Brothers Hartford 3, ILL., 3 over
NrIaughiin; Burchs Helen Wallace, 3, 1O5, Maynard
Barnetts Gro1a 8, 100, sheridan PreakneSs sta1ie
Paterson, 3, So Purcell Bettng-Eole TO TO- Aela .
10 l. Amazon to1 Hartford 10 l, Trafalgar 10 To
Helen Wallace II TO l. GrohA 10 70
Paterson 25 TO l. Trafalgar led Tor mile, heIeh
Wallace second. Hartford third, EOe fourth
Beginning last hall nile Heien Malidce passed
ialcar took o long load and the rest could never get
wear her EOle had all he could do indeed 10 get second
place and only secured 1t by head. Helen Wallace
won with marvellous 10y four lengths EOie secOnu
head before Paterson tnlrd. Hartford 1Oli quarts
length Bound Paterson, Amazon poor AI'A' AoAia
sixlA. Trafalgar seventh, GronA lar Dehihu. -
Fourth Isace-Purse $500, selling, mile. Nine start
efs-ilwyer Brothers Wandering, -, furce buiSh
Coloarl prague g. los, Maynard; KosOs Hee-and- Toe
3 as NeatOa: AcAerman's Edwin A. aged lOi, Cross
lealeI's Dan X, aged. 1Ol, A. WALKER fcttiit44
loosfauflna B. 81. H. walker; Llttenelds hlns ran, s.
100 luey; g. L. LOrlaTds Greenland, .. 1O4 brennan
sne.eaers Blue Peter, 5, 3d. NJ. DOnohue. bets NJ
Dan X to l, COOnel onrague 10 = Wandering 10
ee-aud--OO TO l, the others 10 10 70 10 l. uttl'I
Tea was first OF King Fan second CO0nei opasde thf
Dan * aua E1Wln A. got pad start Ming an p4ostu
lIiy, and led a 1urOug, When beel-ahl- / s
Mas first again. Greenland made rush ana ed t the
lead OF the nO1estretcn, ou c0llu not stay hei-
Toe aller sharp finish DN q quarter IohS ~ ~
1871. Spra-ue second nall lehgin Dciulc
Wandering tlird, Dan X. fourth, Tour lengtns DacA
treenland fifth Edwn A. six,h, Blue Peter seventh
Constantine eight. King Fan J. 81 80 h0dlng.
Finn lace-Slcep chase. purse pow, sAOit t'ullc
Three Rtartere-kaVl's Disturbance, aged los, NC
cram: ~ @. Daly's jim McGOWan D, l63, Little
MCgowau even. Disturbance even, MiQOf wheeler 2 u
i Major Wheeler led FOR nat the journey, QsuTDanct
fhcn showing the way. In the hOmestrctch DOh MaJO
Wheeler ana Jlm MCGOWAN passed Disturbances an'
IAle's bad riding gave 10 Major wheeler ~
bali length In 326 disturbance was last ana s'
rf4a h.aNFr uf Mo