New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
WINNING BIG TROTTING STAKES.
TIE RACES AT THE NEw-YoRK DRIVING CLUB
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TIE RACES AT THE NEW-YoRK DRIVING CLUB
GRoUNDs-EDwARD AND swIvELLERs FEAT.
The racing Yesterday at the New u DIRK Dry
Ing Club Grounds Morrisana unGer the auspices Oi the
Natio al Association OF Trong Horse Breeders, was
much better than any prcvio1 effort made by hem. 1t
was the cond dav ~ their eight annual meeting IN
the unfinished for mares that have never oea''h
2:3J Lady Maoca dol ga winning the hith neat
in 22j fastest OF the race. Highland win was toD
much for the ohe however and secu ed the stakes by
wnnina the sixth heat General Tracy, of Mars land
stud Farm added the Juvenile stake 10 hs lis Of vic
torres with his hly Oracle. The rich Wilson st'lion
Stake, went t. Kenucky's representative, Early Dawn
She di-tanc,d her Leld in 22O4, taxing the
whole purse s9i)O This Is the largest amount
won this YER 10y any uo'uuS h"'S'
in any one race. she afterwad given trial mic
ia POOL, John Murphy's running team, John o. Nay
and John j. o. hitahed 10 s Teton accompanied her TO
give ner courage II was trotted without a kip Shc
only recently arrived from Kentucky, where she haa
trOttd third heat in 2:3Oli over muddy track Inc
New-York Driving Clubstra Is known To De SLOW on
count OF the gradcs she was handled by young man
Only wcnty years old and not professional. Inc per
formsuce stamps her "a . remarkable my she Is Vi
fine size and shows substance. Murphy CAV his run
ner. a mile sftcrward in l:j5lL Frank Works team
Dick swvclcr and Edward trot'cd good mile II WIS
H. W T. Nalrs Helena that walked over for the Wall
stakes IN Tuesday instead Of Carl BuTs Eyre a'r@
ported The mistake made on account OF carr Burrs
driving Helena and wearing Etrc's col0rs H. W. T.
Mali David bonner and Samuel Weeks acted rs Judges
The frat the unfinished race OF yesterday Tor
the standard sakes smuRglcrs Daughter had won two
heats and Highland Win had gained two Fifth at
smugg lcr's daughter had The poc-Lady MUoca So ond
place Highland Win was the outside. smuggers
Daughter first away and opened n gap OF lchgu
OF the turn but broke and dropped back last Highland
Win going front aud ,c Two lengths at the quarter
pole and smugrler's daughtr had moved up TO second
Iv Mai ipu tVot he
positions wcro ntincd past the bilLmic pole. Go
ING Ip the h sinurg or's Daug herfrewup on Highland
Win aud was only half u lcngb behind, Lady Muoica
two lo gths bcud her rhc race from the three guar
trra polo was spirited, Highland Win and smuggcrs
pangh or being app'd and Lady Naiolc. uuicr Nun
MY. ekilm handling coming fast Highland
Win and Lady M.lolca pa sd undor the wire
hcud ard head, smusglors bau htcr 90
10 9Th back Tho heat was gwen 20 I"dy
NalOlcl on account ~ the constant skppiugo llHhnl
Win Tmr 2;25. sixth hcil.-llighaud win had tho
best of the -cnd-on was length in advance an tho
turn. ~mugg'er's Daughter second by u length Lady
MuioIca tniri. These positions were maintained past
the qu,rtrr and half milo poles. At the thrcc-qunrt'r9
pole an three were nppcd, Highland win l"Wlnt nara
Length >murgcr', Daughter second length u advance
IT, " Naolc, Coming APP ihe tome,ire.ch the c''-
test wa. exciting bat II sland win had the most speed
auI passed. under the wir, first. Time 2:2G THIS give
Hig band Win fl 81 money, sh. having Won tie h.st,
second ana si,th heats
The Juvenile Fl kcs for fools Of ISL taken ~
General b f. 1mcy's bay aly oracle, by oAmoor
ST. nd AN easy victory over r. only opponent, H. W.
T. Nails Helena by Meredith, winning both heats
easily In 2:JGl2 and 2:53i2
The thl.l race FOR the Union staii'7'
and W., a w.ls-oycr for j. Rourko's Bay hor-e
West B,efn y by Ton h-tJue. lie rotted he mill IL
2:l6i2
The fourth race WIS for The 5000 Wilson stallion
stake, fol foa,s II 1-~0 There were five d. T.
Kruucy'. steyi., by Kcntck. Prince, cryen by :.
Murpy G. B.ckuau'. colt Aptluo,oy Mcssc ger y roc,
drive, by w. Snyder: T. Louyhr rs SpIrtcu-, by Ken
tlcv Prince driven ry T. u. IIearl; H. FoNa Nunet.e
Medium by n.strfor. driven by owner and Dr. =.
PIECES Hlv Early Dawn by George Wilkes driven by T.
T. simmons. Early Dawn iro; ed on tire outside OF the
lot and did not obtain the cad uut the quarter pole was
rcaci 3D. Jut had struck her gait, and Went on IN
manner that astoui-he1 Ter pursuors and opened
sneh gap that the other ajivcr| minds were
centred upon saving thir distance, and even
m this they were d.lppoint d, for although
the made break IN the home stretch she succee ed in
shutting Ia m all out Sic went To the qlaL,rI ' -
seconds, hlf 1:12A, threenulrtcrs in l:1u9l mi
me IN c-02 H H hy ,y ','d 0 dr,ye e On exhlb
made iu 3j seconds, hail in llOlI aud threequrtors
frank Works team driven by John Nur,hy IN
skeleton W goa driven mile. Nattu " Riley bet
ting NJ. work at tlv would begt 800 III " rot cd
threc-liart in l:i2I end the ule N 2IS. TOY id
skip but trotct ~qu'rely non start 10 finish
sWIvcucr bowed some eigns OF distress, Dut EDWARD
Tod y the nursery II nhatian ana Providence stakes
present were A. W r. MAJ David bonner Charles Buck
man. II y. Smith Geuet0lB j. Tracy. spencer Borden,
D. Willis. ~hcpucrd T. Knapp. Frank li- J. c. Howiaud,
" T. hi, kmiu. George stcn4lc Hamilton Bu by. George
',a, Nj 49,, + g., boo .tflc Frank work Ephran sim
nous A. A. Bounei, amt a. DE tordoNa.