New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
DEAD ON THE RACE-COURsr
ADAY OF ACCIDENTS AT MoSMouru
ORATOR FALLS DEAD on THE TRAcK-rcr,..-
WINS THE IORfIIApn "va


originally and eight starters the lat,or at s250..
Tho total yauo Of tho stakes was ~, 700 Oh tho.I
the Dryer Brothers sent two 10 Tho post-PanIo,. ~
winner of tho Withcrs and Belmont Stake. ana
half brother Of iroquols. wnom tho BROOKLYN b,o,,
bought from Commodore Klttson for sii.OO0. ~
Ecuador tho half brother OF the famous Luke B,as
burn, for whom yearling they paid bic nrl..
The other horses In the race were William l. So
Groystone, winner of the Coney Island Derby, W.,
ham Walden's Wecher, winner of tho DpIom,a
Stakes at Washington, and the Ilomcbred Stake. :.
Baltimore; Appeby & Johnson's Orator. who Ia,
beaten Jack Of Hearts IN private trial At an,..
pounds the worst Of the weights the Preakness S,,AS
fast but faint hearted IIimalaya; Pierre Lonll.,y.
colt, Leo, and L. G. Bruce, yocac.
Greystone and Wecher were backed more heava,
than the Others plnngerr Walton putting hil nou..
on Greystone a. II the result were certaia,,
Panique's poor running in the mud at Coney Island
maze his admirers somewhat tiniid. Nevertheless
great deal of money was bet the Dryer entire.
though few thought Ecuador Of much account, lis run.
ming having been rule far inferior 10 tha,S
Panque. The hopes Of the stable were in the kI,
brother to Iroquois, with Mclaughlin on bis bach
Appeby & johnson felt sure that their colt would yin
in canter and bet heavily that conviction III.
master Of Preakness was sanguine. and Hmalaya Ala
run in which many horses had many stout-heart.d
and long -pursed hackers
How the race sent the castles in Spain tumbhpgto
the ground Himalaya and Welcher came in colao,
before they had quarter mile Himalaya FELL and
Wecher could do nothing after the accident Orato,
fell dead the track from disease Greyst0n,
was beaten after a desperate struggle, but not by
Panique. No, defeat from Panique's stable CON-
panion, the comparatively overlooked Ecuador Never
greater puzzle than the three year-Old form tia
year. Take dozen East and West and no ons
can say which il the best. One thing is certain: No
equal of George Kinney and Miss Woodford can b,
found among them
Breeze was Withdrawn from the first race Leaving
Jack of Hearts alone dispute the result with the best
four year-Oli colt in America, George Kinney. The
Dryer champion in hood, but seemed in The lest
health and spirits, and his sweeping stride proved re-
sistless His rider gave him few cuts Of the whip
in the homesretch merely tell the sturdy fellow that
he must bestir himself George is lazy. He doesn't
believe in doing any hard work except when hard WORT
is really needed But he il a great colt for crisis
and when he is convinced that the time has comg
for him To in earnest quadruped in these United
States stay by his side long
The liberal support which a. J. Cassatt under his
racing name Of Keso) is giving to the turf has been
poorly rewarded this year, his coors having been rarely
in front But his hand ome black colt Brookwood ty =
Billet Brock. ran a triumphant race for the july
Stakes defeating Exile, Richmond, Wanda and Others
"The Dpper" ~ the round little is called wa
a MEMBER Of the great Mcdaniel confederacE
and who is still daring Spectator, felt that hi,
oddly named colt Goano would win the July and he
error cost him small People not familiar with
racing may need to be informed that Mr. H. is called
"The Dipper"- - distin yuish him from the and
only " Plunger" r. T. Walton who at the
a. usual. calm serene and smiling Mr.. Walton sue
ceeds retaining his appetite and avordupos' though
he no longer enjoys any revenue from street-ceanlg
contracts and though his net has not caught any big
fishes OF late.
Well. Goano il not much Of colt He and Sandoyl
have been costly Injuries for the Dipper, who must dig
deeply into his bank account Ia make good the sums IL
has squandereH with the bookmakers.
Pierre Lorillards Exile fairly in the July. but hs
Wanda found the fight too long. His pair got much
the best of bad start. and had every chance 20 via
Richmond also got off before the winner. BroOkwooa
II ia true that both Wanda aud Richmond were giving
Brookwood ten pounds but the kes0 colt l. improy.
ing 80 fast that lac will be their equal at even
weights. His action is extremely smooth and easy
e. H. LUrillards Hopeful of whose private trials
sounding stories are told did not start In the July and
his st. Augustine ran in hopeless way. The ccosntd
Mr. Ehcrs decided at the last moment to start hi. dI
Florence h. She won once at Brighton. but did Bct
J JEPS'' TO advantage sue" company as 'n'' '
Drake Carter won the Shrewsbury Handicap AFTER,
thrilling sirucgc with Barnes Pierre Lorlllrdi
$1,000 Investment can win plenty of races II wisely
handled. Generally his rider hla waited too loDG
Yesterday Hayward buried him into the lead shea
the half over and that proved The winnins
way with him Old Monitor, who IL great puohs
fayorito wns received with the heartbeat appliance
when he out lie well, but needs little moe
time.
thn fact lilly, Bouloc, ridden querily that no
Judges begun An investigation which They have not YET
finished
Bonairc,ta won the sccpechase easily
The Judges stand was decorated in the Of ~
afternoon with the Judicial presence OF JAIME, !.
Kecne A. j. Cassatt Pierre Lorillard j. \. Galwal
and ID. ID. Nithers.
THE CHAMPION RACER AT THE FROST
The first race - miles for $500. special weights
1--we stsrers-Dwyer brothers George Kinney a eat
Ill pounds, ridden by Mclaughlin, and AppIeby
Johnson's Jack of Hearts 20. 49, Haywaril Bettns-
George Kinney TO t. Jack Of Hearts Il to D. Pools
George Kinney 500, Jack Of Hearts $50.
George Kinney took the lead instantly and ledg
three lengths for three-quarters OF mile. Jack
Hearts got % his tail In the h0mestret"h, aA
Mclaughlin fourshed his whip freely and mt
great colt three 70 times MANY Of the spectator
forgetting this superb is always Lazy ae
fact George KnBey's victory nv a length in lJ6lg va
easy. The last quArter-mile was run AZ uemend01
speed, 24i2 seconds Mutual pools So
MIR. KELsos PATIENCE REWARDED.
The second the July Stakes, FOR two-yesr0A
800 EACH 81 900 added $3.50 ~ second y mile. Tea
sarters-Dwyer Brothers colt Richmond by Yr-iAie6
Q15, MeLaug an) q. l. Lori ards colt St.Augune |
King Alfonso rucihx ,l05, Brennan; Mr.. Kelsos eoa
Brookwood by Billet Brock u05. MeltOn, and hins
man. by Monarchist- Kiln no. Feakesl; Bsrness con
KeRsington, by Gleneg Jentling uO5. shendAni VIA
erss ally. by King ErnestElsie (l02. Aeksnny'
Lorillards lilly Wanda by Mortemer Minnie A'hor ~
shauer) aud colt Exile. by MOrtsmersecond Hana NV
Ouley); Clpsana Stables colt Golno, by sprhEO".
Geneva QO5, Hughes; l.. 4. Ehlers's hy Florence h9
Reform Emily fu Ter (l07, ~alkerJ. Betting-bAhe'
l, Richmond 3 TO l. Wanda TO l, Brookwood o"-
Kiu,man ; to l. Goano 10 l, Elsie Ally lOoLS
Augustine KensingtOn and Florence h. ID TO l. foo'
IOrllar,.s par $3.50, Richmond Sl3O. kesos pa. ~
tioano SO Elsie Ally $50, u Augustine $40, hed 81
Mr. Plncus dropped the dag Ia one OF his IsfOn1
starts sat wonderful 10 relate, neither NJ l>AnSn- a
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