New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
A DULL DAY AT SHEEPSHEAD.
PIERRE LoRILLARD WINS THREE RACES.
SMALL ATTENDANCE AND TAME CONTEsTs-ARAN-
zts EASY VICTORY.

was in every way the tamest and duest OF the meeting
Both attendance and folds were small The Dwyer
horses had gone to Monmouth Park AMI Pierre Lorard
withdrew Drake Carter and Endymon from the fourth
and third races. Betting was light
Mr. Loriard won the first two in the easiest pos
sble with his Moremer colt Exile and his Bonnie
Scotland mare Aranza II 5hlu.r had ridden the mare
result would have doubtful but little Onley was
on her and rode her the only which 1t ever pos
shle win with her hurrng her away from the others
al the start and letting her hear the sound OF the
heels Of a rival. This justified to letter
every word printed In THE TRIBUNE on
saturday about shauers suspicious riding Any
simple and blind enough to believe that
shauer could havc hurried Aranza in the first part OF
Fridays fast enough to leave behind poor racer
the Target colt, when she could run right away from
SO feet animals as War Eagle and MARYLAND must sup
pose that every professional gambler Is spoless saint
and every stabe-boy pure and lovely a. one OF
Raphael's cherubs.
James H. Keene's imported brown colt Burgomaster,
fine sturdy fellow, by Dutch skaterFalling STAR
ridden by Mclaughlin. won the third race in
style which proves that only wretched riding
lost him the which Blast Saturday He is OF
higher class than Blast ana to belong in the same
rank Panque, Knight OF Elerslie, reystOne Rata
plan and Young Duke The colt Of his that beats him
hereafter must do good running The most marvellous
mystery racing that and trainers should en-
poy clumsy bunglers 10 ride their horses when skilled
riders diPepgaged. Mr.. he2ne or MS cOuiu
Just well had Mclaughins services saturday
AS on yesterday but instead they put up a shapcess
sImpcton stupid be trusted with the driving of
dray.
Lord Edward easily Euclid the favorite, in the
fourth race but he svervCd and crossed Eucids
course few yards, the Judges disqualified him
and gave the race to Euclid This the only decision
thoy could give under The laws Of racing but small
up the claim Of foul for Euclid as it was per-
fecy plain that lie had lost the when the accident
occurred. On the merits of the the Lord
Edwards. On mere technicaity 1t was given u Eu-
chd Bu; racing has become largely game Of grab.
Pierre Lorllard his third OF the day in the
mile and eighth sweepstakes with Herbert. an i'm
proving horse, and Queen Esther captured the selling
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
The first race was q mile for two-year-ods, special
weights So each. 5000 added. -Four sarers-P. Lori
ard's Exile 1l5 pounds ridden by shauer) H. W. Wal
don's Lulu : QO2, Lewis Wild & McCauls Theodore
lO2, Hggs), Clipsiana Stables East Lynne QO2,
sparling). Pools-Exile S25, Theodore S25, field
$40. Books-EXile to 5, Theodore to
>, Lulu s. TO l, East Lynne TO l. To
good Theodore took the lead and quickly three
lengths in front But her advantage was short-lived
could keep mp the pace and Lxile easily by
three lengths IN 1lI Theodore second four iengths
The second race wa- all asc carry 100 pounds,
$50 each 500 added Distance one mile. IhTeG start
eTs-P. Loriliards Aranza o. one{l DAVIS han war
Eag;e a. Lewis. and Henners MARYLAND "a, Walker
POpls-AraiLa a..
-Aranza TO 5, Markland TO 2, War Eagle 4 to ]:
Oney let the have her head at the start and
she shot away from the Others IKE rifle bullet.
They could never get near enough to make Der fret or
iater. she with absurd ease ny twenty engiAs IN
l;l3 war Ease second two lengths before MARYLAND
Next came LandicaP for three-yeaT-ods gao each,
colt Bursomaster Ql5. Mclaughlin, j. Waldcns
geding Mamedlks do2 Green,, x; "; Wsidsns
colt Tacoma 90, HiggsD Pools-Bargomascr s240 Mar
madkc $780, ChaHticeer $50, Tacoma $40. Books-BuI-
u % 5,C =, l.,
Burgomaster made the race and led all the way every
stride showing his superiority to the others lie won.
without ever being urged by two length In 22Sh Mar
naduks second lengths before Tacoma, Chanticeer
last. Mutual pools - %. Brg0master IAN Ike sound
honest resoG'e colt and Is likely to victories here
a' Ne1t came handcsp. $50 eaca. $50 added a
miles SIX s;arters-Preakness Stables Euclid a. IO2
HANS War % Sage TO- Lewis Rocrt:s Giods g o.
Cunningham, Sandys's Bull sEyc q, 96, Garn.on Muir
Royd Edyylrd SOB war Earie $50 ulr.-Tye $40 Gro,
ward 70 War t1ge TO l. BulsEye 10 to 1. Girofa
Lori EiwaId almost head and head behind him for
mile Lord Edward gndera strong pul In the home
superior to Eucd and passed over the line length be-
fore hin without being h"f s9 Ia, Bi me .orse
sverved across Euclds course. Euclid was not really /
interiered with, as ne then as plainly beaten as
made claim Of against Church The rider Of Lori
Edward This sustained. and the race was |
and Ipc'cf third. Tie decision ~ the Judges |
Sii 30 - 49,.
eieria weights seven starters T. Lorltds iicrh2n |
: ~ shsfiet Caahans Mics brewster t3,pa. Chutrh
Toin e. w. ligss. sutddcs Goniaon q, M, bono
hlnl. !. Wadcn's Blue Bel a. ~ Htfrrl y Hinrts |
it,, 49, na't ~ 5i3 rou Va. Gei 10 noof, I9
r,0 81 j., aias beWai't - l"oh to-. Iolu % 10
Hetbrd haa tttgch w beal Ola sitargt'bp start Atd
friAintd w So lead 80 tho close, wisnlug 10y ah4
ia Iff IA otg Ii
raslr llni, i.l4a 20" i"niib' h"d ihe 1891 b'''"
Inr Tie selling iaoe. seyeneipths of mile tor 5000
hute were nine starters rfris MhRtm Ci ~. tpwAb
thiokadee o. IOl cream, McAAhon's narnsd 49, 100
Lasis, LiLeands john i.stiord IS, 80 1bompsonl H. !
waldeas Ghost g, 49, hohannsj stewart Clarence !
IS. 1903, banctu, 7cous wellington %, -, iggs4 Az |
dee 10 .. constantine to !. Garfield 10 l. Masnm
10 Wellington TO- J, Queen L,llGr to J. Joh1 Lrd
won easily N l:29A. Constannna second, Cmckddce |
The last The Inevitable stosplechlse over the
short course. Seven sarters-J. J.. kimbals Burnham
Is. 1873 Green, NJ. T. DAnnaheI's Callao aged, 49,
stables Puritan ia 1886 McCanHj, Hampstead Stables
Boomer a. I25, Mclean, stanley Mortimer's from |
B Bran aged i3o Tridej Betting in the books~Ca
lao 10 2, Puritan 3 TO l, Claude Bralna9 10 from
hone TO l. Burnham 10 l. COrteZ and Boomer 10 To /.
The race won by Callao, taking the lead In the !
straight Trombone won good second Puritan, that |
had led throughout the race was close third Time :2O
Muluas pad SIC %.
The ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY. .--
The wind-up % the June meeting at the Coney Island
Jockey Club course will to-day There large fields
in some OF the races but the tvo-yorold selling hand
cap Is "A great disappointment having only three cn1es
The Strrup Cup long dlstance handicap has only five
entries bnt these good Ones and will probably be
the Of the day. For the steeplechase some old
fdvoriies will start
FIRST RACE, TwO-YEAR-OLD SELLING SWEEPSTAKES, |
- MILE.
o,eoer Nrns Sire Wtfgh |
X Little savage ensation H.!
Duke of Magenta. 81 |
"A. lgrIlu
SECOND RACE, HANDICAP FOR BEATES HORSES, lbs |
MILES.
Nam. Acs Beioht Name Age Weight |
Ia ednn .......a 100 BeayeTwyck.......... loo |
Krapp dun. Jos Marshall ...-.-...-...5 100