New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13
THE LORILLARD DARK HORSE.
VOTING DUKE WINS TIE TIDAL STAKES.
OPENING HIS TURF CAREER WITH BRi
x,,-ro,x u,o Owners GAINS

peace, good and love LOT III h'nhinu' ii'iN WV
reason for qualification and bencvolence on his part
h wa richer by 800 900 than he had been three hours
before and he had carried to complete success one OF
Tho pea,est and most skilfu little nrf campaigns that
he had ever planned His colt Young Duke appearing
for the first time in race, had won the rich Tidal
Stakes and had defeated the hope of the Dwyer stable
their recent purchase Panque. No outside OF the
small circle of Mr. Lorlards famibars had any sus-
picon that Young Duke 10 be feared in the race,
and hence there was no dculty in getting good odds
| against the colt.
II the sun had scattered the clouds at 10 o'clock the
treasury of the Coney Island Jockey Club would have
been many thousand dollars richer. The afternoon
boats and trains took down TO Shepshead Bay however
so many people that any other raeecourse The at
tendance would have been thought exceptional, but
most of them were men,, and the grand stand
lacked its usual variety of hue. The track was
| deep in mud and this seriOr sly affected the
racing Itraused the withdrawal of five entries IN the
first race one In the second in the third one IN the
| fourth and FIVE in the fifth. AS among the horses
taken ont were Duplex; Breeze Smrod, nerp that
Thackeray Barnes and Hartford il Is easy to see thst
the sport would have been vastly better on dry treck
| Moreover the mud may have wholly decided the We
tory in the great race for Pierre borlalo con-
thoroughly home in il, while Paniaue h9unueic1I
| fearfully and could not use his undeniaui1 sIru
Young Duke in superb condition fresh ana ston
and vigorous not strained dulled by any previous
styugoles I'm him Pierre Lorillard had dark morse
indeed and one Of rare excellence. He resembles III
shape size and color his mighty SIRE IHe ny
able Duke of Magenta. The father could outrun any
horse of his dav In America any sort of track wet
or dry II is yet doubtful If the son will prove so great
conaueror but he is plainly of similar grain ana ore
tlne chip of the old block No one will admit mat
he il the best threeyearod of the year until ne mas
beaten Panque, knight of Ellersle' Duchess, HIDE
lava and few at longer distances and on diy
track The Of yesterday was really no test as the
time shows-1:4S3i But it must he said that he was
so far superior his competitors in the mud that the
best of them will have large contract IN hana 70
overcome him any track. lie ran III hood-the
sign OF a rogue-but there nothing weak or uneer-
tain in the steady raking stride WHICH sent him readily
TO the front and kept hm there.
Panque was a great popular favorite. and the Dwy-
the DIVERS nothing really, though they paid Conmo-
| dore Kittson ga 900 for him. They backed HIM to
WIN ga 900 in the Belmont and he was successful
But they must have lost small part of this yesiorday
Young Duke PaniGue, Grcystoue, Wclcher and hima-
lava are all in the Coney Island Derby - miles, to be
run Tomorrow If the track is fast ana airy a lef
them behind yesterday Pierre Lorillard will have
first mortgage on every stake IN when the colt il
| entered-and the number of those Is legion
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
The first race was threequarters OF mile for $500
There had been seven entries but only three ran Those
were Pierre Lorilards Aranza years. 1l5 pounds,
rd "a. by Shauer); Bohm's Co.'S colt Little Mnch a.
lis spelman); W. J. WEIGHS geldng Jim Renwick g.
S9 MGLf RsnW2s 4 eVan Little
Minch 5, Jim Renwick 10 l. Tae start was good
Aranza dashed to the 'front.' but Little Minch Immediately
the Challenge and they were yobe;d for hsf
mile, Jim RenwicS I'VE lengths Dehnhinih i Hea
Minch cot iength in front Of Aranzs and pair
passed the judges In that order jim Renwick far back
Tie second race was I.ile and quarter, special
Bros flly Mss woodforG a. loo. MeLaughnl and r.
Barretts geding Royal Arch o. 50 Church there was
100 TO ! against Royal Arch. Miss Woodford wen In
canter never being buried Time LISA Muinais PAD
The third race was the Tidal Stakes. one mile for
three yearods 500 hhaf forfeit hut only $50 If de-
carcd OUT by July 1888 81 900 added $500 10 second
The value OF tue stakes was Sl,2So seven ran an
ridden by McLaughln stables Hhnalaya by
Virgil Kentucky BslleGeakes r. W Waldens Welcner by
Duke by Duke of Observation-Disclosures tShauer) w.
seotIt's GrsTsioao by King Aonso~Gsneva dewey
D. D. Witherss Caesar by King Ernest-Jniietta Me
500, "' foTn ado SIS Young Duke IS, field so.
Books -Panquo II to 10 Hmaleya to l. Young Duke
Cesar to The start was in the ehute beyond the
club boaie and The cots S91G mot Dc seen a by three
breakaways off they plunged Wecher in front, Young
seems to he extram.iy slow in getting under way. At
Jerome Park he could not got moving until the rest were
others were fan flight. Young Duke made the running
PanIque AMI Himalaya in close attendance. A frlong
In re ard Psnque was read and shoulders before Young
throng the mud as Il he liked it, At the head Of the
homestret2h he was moving with So much more ease
accident SGsT t"0 could could defeat him iwelcher was
then had a'4o ad nd and F %as Gug
routed weeher was SO weary in the last frong that
| won easily by two lengths. GroYstone sec0nd,
two lengths behind wechor Himaiaya and Panqu.
were pulled Up when ali hope was gone and with Caesar
was extremely slOwl4s2. On good track any colt IN
that race can undoubtedly mile In las less and
good track Panque, iiinlaya and Caesar would not
$50 each $3.50 added, $3.50 70 second Three starters
W. L. SCOTS Blue Grass Belle a, l09 iewisl Old NH
Pride Il. s., CowaI. Pools Blue Grass Belle 300,
Rambler SO, Mixes Pride S35 Books.Bl9e Grass Belle
Belle won at her ease Rambler second Mixes Pride
twenty lengths behind. Time 3O39. Mutuas paid
selling for $500, one nile ten start
Kenny Kiau6ergs Aiianokc q, IS, Mccarthy, j. wal
f San sfd OF si hef PnrCe K target colt
ss f aaa2. p KSsSs So06 ga ch:h % rdse
Colonel atson ., 49, Higgsl Pools-Flower Of Meath
10 Maggie g. to Colonel Watson to J. Lytton 10 TO
colt Is to Flower Of Meath came in an oasy winner by
four lengths Colonel Watson second by head AaneEe
humor to rum and came IN among the last Time LISA
The sport closed with "a handicap steeplachase. inside
course. -Four starersDawess Rose aged. 90, Meany
box "a 40 MonStjoyI. and b. J. Days CanilHs aged
$780, lynch. POos-Rose SEQ. Abraham $50, Reebok |
$2O CsmiIlus SO. Reebok fell at the sixth jump. No
marin done. Rose and Abraham kept up a close and |
doubtful struggle until the last quarter Camius in the
rear. Then Camilus dashed up with burst Of speed
that gave him the victory by two lengths In 429, Abra
ham second Rose third. Mutual pools 1858 rs.
In tho light of the marvellous agility shown by Ca
mus in This race the reflective mind is rresstiby at
traced the the in which Camius has
by OF the sories that
sadded Then the reflective mind recalls
the fact that there two DAILY brothers-one |
named Mike and named VIII. II reviews the history
OF the precious pair and lEds that VIII was ruled on the
last year fraud Then the reflective mind pauses
inquire whether viii is not lonely without Mike.
Then :; well, the reflective mind whistles and goes
about its business.
THE ASCOT RACES.
LONDON, June 1.-THE race for the st.
James Palace stakes at the Ascot meeting to-
day and by the Duke of Westmnsters bay colt