New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-21
RACING AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
CLOSE OF The AUTUMN MEETING.
,nss wooDr0nD We &c canAr LoNG Elm


yesterday at Shccp-lcad Bay it, highly successful md
memorable autumn meeting. TITS meeting has
afforded of the best racing an gathered some ~
the bCgc7t crowds that the Ams. turf has ever
known II las been conducted With great libcl.ity,
and there la, been little to find fault with. If the
officers 81 the ctgb woId keep keauer watch on the
tricks and schemes Of certain rasca owners, trainers
and jockeys ard would the judges stand to the
side of the tracS he grad stand they would
make the course even more popular than It IA now.
Brighton Beach is unfortunately within few han
bred yards Of thc sheep head Bay track ~ Brighton
they have honest and honorable Judges. and some Of
the horses run fairly But It Is fact, noNer,hc
les, that Bigbton gahrrs within it, gates more Of
the ohscouriugs the drcgs and the slime Of the tiii
than any other course either IN the 1d urd or the
New. And the ipvasiOn Of Sheershead Bay from
Brighton has been. pleasantly extensive. A. 10 the
change IN Tie judges stand, TIM, step Was taken a,
Monmouth Park in response to general public de-
niand II would be- received with satie faction NJ
Sherp+head Bay.
Miss Woodo-l ran the fastest heats IF two mile. on
record, and won the Great Long Island stake, a. il .he
we're ont for picnic ModcsV fell far below cypccta-
ton. Drake Carter ouruuning her just easily a.
Miss NoHdinrd ontrgu him. ihosc three alone come
oui for the rich prize. Mss Woodfrd- triumph was
hailed with the cyuborant gratiuct0u That th' .pect1
tors always manifest when thl, beauty and wonder Of
che tart appears
The start in the first race stopped the layorite.
ilruc Loriliud. pair. and also Prescott. and Com
modoro ktt.ou'. FLY Elizabeth with the highest
weight was an e1sy winner. Governor Bowie- Hcttle
was the Lsyotte for the handicap at 3, miles. but
could not yet place. luriucn generally express
admiration for the pluck and persistence with which
the ioScrnor continues 10 run stable of cpp"s that
can hardly seeurp victory to- score Oi defeats.
he" are gloomy days for the tavoIte old Mary land
white and red Many c-gDerS -igh for q return of
the gofie~ of the time when Crctuorc and Coupcnsa-
ton were in rheir prime-and meanwhile they are be
coming bankrupt by backing the c,ipplos
hica was tho top weight in This handicap and the
winner. Duplex treated with great generosity by
Mr. Lawrence in th" handicap ~ II mile, and won
easily with Fcrg Kyle second. Mr. Lawrence has done
some excellent handicappng az ths meeting, but why
he made ~, Of this race 10 Duplex after the Nithers
horse had won race in extremely fast time few days
before is 4 my-terv IL H. a still deeper mystery why
ne gave BoGrke Cochran f1ur -teepcclas.s -ucccs-
son, every one of which with ridiculous case
Such amazing haudcappng in >tecpc bases was never
seen before
PIERRE LORLLAED's PAIR BEATEN by THE START.
The lr- race was handicap for two ycarods, az $50
each, with 5000 added; one mile. Eleven ran-E ".
Waldon'7 cot Hare foot 90 pounds TIi,z.. r. Lori
tr'- pair. tie hlly Unrest 9i Cl'usi. anli hc colt
Cholua 40. Onrvl Dalcy's My Prtciana 900. }.
Douohuc Rosebud Stables My Connect Pride -,
Blrncu. Ea,eu~merc stables lilly Bonnie Bouche D2,
Purccu Liiflehrd, ecidmg Prescott 90, Lilt'ededl.
Buroh.~ h.Iy rcie bore l0I. MAYNARD, Pnaknc.-
7 sii M1,n- |.o$ ,' hi,,ron
90. Mtaton. Pooi,-P LoullaI, entries so. Pirclnd
80. Hsrcjoot and Genuctt Pride SO each, Bonnc
GLORY E.U.hrtI and slfpctrr - 10 each Tho start
was about the worst moss possible bur Wright sanford
said That i~ NOT the starters fault He said that
ii,d ,lho I rIc prertt. p9oI up' Thinking it was
no start. But ii wrctchrd seudoh fog the
t, NM, H. v,r.t rIiDIat6 led from rro firf
.uide to the hs and won easily by 'hrcc icp,'hs in
l:I"'i h3r'o'. Cont tW% emu, li,riis
500 90
Mr.. KELSOs TRgArIc MARE ~ 'FRONT.'
There were seven in the second race. handicap at
$50 each $3.50 added $50 to second; 's miles They
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1, ID -i., ,., - ~ ,r.ii ril.-Nrfflc
So Economy 500 E.ca $40. Referee SO. Cuauticcer
so field $50 Booh- ->rt-Ie 3 10 J., E,".nn{ JoiI
rol AIi..,. P,-,r. t.
Claut., c,r i.d Tor aaul.ruir an3 ,'sn Yielded TO
.t "H" i', 'ul , "', i'1, d. iI f i. . ,,r,-,
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more , t T. '' i , ' ,.,h .i '.,. ,,.. ni,lai
me- i i, i' lr ~ a' 5ia, ti,Ut.rl.cr second Il
curth fore Economy who lengths before Net
I'd" R..rrrc was rfh halta length bchud Settle. Mn
tua's r5- 9j.
MISS """Dt ok" y ''"'l "HNi
General \fnnrnc WA. Withdrawn from the Great Lon.
1.ii -.,. .,...,. Ma. ,,,.i,,rl DRAKE. C,-t.;
aud >fpi.~jy to rW. Th" stakes were 800 cteh for
starters. with $500 aIl,I $500 toiLc.e.,nl; special
scale OF weights, neat. or TWO mics L..r' '-',,
mari. l. W,a'.irI by BHi,tl.ucy Jan. lycar-. l05
pounds. ridden 10y Mrlau-Dtu). loui-.u5 d 'i,l'r'y
H var R,',' 3D. ~ i, r., l .,,r, pI Una a
io5 Oln,.. Poo,- Mis- Wooliold 5000 >oir-ty S12j.
nrc ,',r Ti4 3D. H'oh.rNr1 "''o'o" 90 10 loo'
N"de,N T." j. Drake ,'rter To l. IT,, .,. - ,,.,
DrtAc Carter sei the pace ana ne Ie,, ~ ES,,
cre'h before NJ, Woodforl who was an eq.@i space
before d"d''F. N' tW@hiin vas lh ID" hui} Il" hoy"
lucd Miss Woodfo.l and after sing The haitmle
post -h" took second pace. hut "Ien Ngi'ut'" I"NS
me hn~h she went 10y tbGm o2it IN i'W i,l1',
ANU I'nr 'l ,n, T ,i ma HACK Mis-