New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-17
ALL THE FAVORITES BEATEN
OLD MONITOR RUNS A GREAT RACE
TWO MILES IN 3:32ai-PEARL JENNINGS FAST

II GEORGE L. Lorillard had entered his old geldng
Monitor against Miss Woodford and Drake Carter in the
great race morrow the veteran would not lack back
% lie won tho two miles han doap yesterday in 1924
tho heat time for the distance this year-and ran 40
stouy and swiftly to prove that he was never better
in his life while he came in with plenty OF speed,
strength and wind in reserve. General Monroe made
wrcched show aud must no stale. IL IA true he mas
,,t No such formidable rival as Monitor in his
in, races but his running yesterday was far below ms
Saratoga form As to Duchess 1t is plain that str is
overratcd and should not be again in long races
ooanst old horses When she was beaten last Thurs
dav her friends said that she short of work No
,ou.e could he made for her yesterday. Ncttle and
Clonmel both Outran Duchess and the General.
Not one favorite was successful Sheepshead Bay is
getting wide reputation "a u slaughter-honse Tor
"pluncers" Calamity down heavily in the first
race All over the grounds Corrigans gelding ). w.
Rogers was given "a a " sure thing But when ME-
CoTrgan thinks he can pull of prize he does not cry
the news from the housetops j. w. Rogers came IN
third Rapido the best in the race but Mr. Cald-
we'll seems TO have spite against the California stable
and shuta out Mr.. Baldwins horses whenever he can
lie purpOscly dropped the flag when Rapdo was far
Pierre Iorillard and his trainer seemingly in
different 10 the result Of the second race for they put
little Olucy In Aranzas saddle in lace OF Hayward
who can handle her better than any other jockey while
Corriran engaged Mclaughlin for Pearl Jennings
That settled the for Pearl Jennings won through
McIaughin's better riding ut the end Litte Ohey'
yho rides at nnety-fy pounds, never had either the
strength the skill to get the most ont OF such mare
| as Aranza I'm hard finish Tho time was remarkably
fas-1.lOlo The first quarter run in % seconds
The half mile In 40 and the three quarters in l143
II will now be order Tor Pearl Jennings to be beaten
| by some selling platter. She Is an eccentric mare ana
| sbc l. in a conccutiic stable.
BRIGHTON Beach succeeded in binding Mr.. Lowrcnccs
cye. and got Royal Arch in the handicap for three
at weight %nc9 enabled os h any TO %% @
| could 90 by him Yesterday it would have taken
| high. class racehorse to dcieat him. Tolu was the
favorite but last nearly all the way Her running
| vas 90 pounds below her usual form. Greystones
bride slipped, but he could not have ryalled Royal
| Arch in speed anyway.
restored too the turf which he disgraces his
Jockey umbed from his horse, Voltaire in an exceed
ngly suspicious way. Marshall was plainly Pun.ed,
the rider of Captain Curry slipped his feet out OF Ihe
| stirrups and the fleet West Wind craw led around
| furlong behind the rest The whole circus was dis
| crcdtsblc to the course.
| DETAILS or THE RUNNING.
The selling race for twoyear-olds 3 mile, for $500,
had seven -tartcrs-C orrgan's j. W. Rogers formerly
Bin Ad!c 07 Wcst f. j. Baldvins Rapido 90. Miller;
Bowie, Joybcr 49, Arnold c. T. McIaughlin~ Leoni-
das 90 j. DonohUol W. c. Days Miss DAILY formerly
Ma Chcr 81 Moran; Iakcands Contrs-a go Ray ford);
Applcby & Joinson's Error ~, j. Hysop). letting
j. w. Rogers to l, Rapido TO l. Error 10 l, JoyDeh
to l. Miss DAILY TO l. Contcssa TO l. Lcouidas to l.
| The start was extremely unfair, Leoudas being IN
| 'front.' Joybcu second. Contcssa third, j. w. Rogers
fourh Rapdo back. But RapdO so fast that he
| had made up the lost ground in furlong
and was leading, =. W. Rogers second These
two fought every stride mp the hmnc.rctch under the
wiin I'm the last hundred yards ContcSsa with a
startling rush on the Inside and got the by short
head Rapido second. head before J. W Rogers Time
| llGla INITIALS SGj IS. No bid FOR the winner.
The second race was ono mile for all ages. S25 each,
5000 addcd 800 second special weights. Five ran
P LorillarI', mare Arn1a 90, 10, Olncy), CorrsaT'
mar, Poarl Jennings -, 100. NcIaughlin. Wthcrss
! glTiug Duuicx -. 100 W. Douohucl, Hayden ana
| Bar-g's ecdmg Cleaner ., 100, Mcaton), Louis
! iaua tables grdm2 Fo-tcra .. 100 Arnold. Iool.-
! So To-tcral 80 Booh--AnIla even. Ptgr Jennings
! to2 Duplex 70 Cleaner to /, Fo,tclui 20 To- l.
Cleaner ulrl Duplex fourth. Arnla Jed mp 10 tie ls
ful,ug. where Pearl Jennings reached her head Nc
Winning solely through better hor-cm'nshP by ne' IN
llenacr fonrth; fem l,nsh; behind DupIc>' Foai,ra
The third race was haudicap Of i - miles for three
vcar-oids $50 raoh $500 added. $50 10 second Seven
BARRETT, g.Idrg ROYAL Arch 200. w. Douohucl, r. W..
Nul ~ nils l0u 200. N.aioI, v Joining St'.i ~
,arr d1 l'l' e. + l c'i S',' co rem ai. os.
church, and ". l. -cotts colt Grey .tope 1o~. Lawi,
! PooIs-To'0 $40. ROYAL Arch III E'o4"m} 4Iop,
! toe Economy 10 /. GrcystoueI 20 1, Royal Arch
| 10 /. lO To AGAINST the others.
Grc tome lea for mile. but his bride had .lippcd
! Tl.en hc retired Peter J. showed the way
fra florg but ROYAL Arch slippcd TO he front at ne
!
ak lengths in 2:25A Economy second four lengths be-.
fore fen rikc, who was neck before Ider the resi-
collapse ~ did Tolu She seemed ted upad showed no
! srcci I'm any part of the race. Muiuals P25 90. 900
81 600 added; 5000 To second the thrdto save s stake
S ~, rsne4 "a iofi NY bboroin Nrmccls horse
| General Monroe. hv Tom Bowling Minute T. MORAN
Tsni iGi BY S'y GItac T Mink " astG is ,arG
Louisiana etlblos horse Wacn. &C. by Na'trN Ln''m@
Nec )1 ~. Arnold: and kcj scott CloumeL hy King
Alfonso Britomarto a, ~ l@4crt}) I1"., i;d'1 eS'
,s, G.'I TX Gionmol So Roo5a-pUc6cs. TO .
General MONROE TO ?. Monitor to l. Wacnsoc to !,
| Nottfo 10 to /. Clonmc ~ To 1.
Nctc rt ont to make the pace aud wassoou ak cgyhs
rlucd rapidly ON the Bowie gcdiug. and half mike from
' nav vctnry h, two lcnplh. In the excellent time of
3J2ai Settle second, length before 'lonmrl VINO was
! nu.hosa Wnllrn.co rir back Duchess nud GcurrM
Nouroo made repeated Wd dc'pri l' rO"' i""'', lNo
hut they woro hopc s, inferior aud could not got near
him. The 1r,t milo was run n / ~ Inc mlIH 1" ".it
p'i" l'ili ,,r nj iGmcs had unc snrcr TX
.ior st,tl4 Inii's iirri g. -. j. pouoluc, i. wal
dru', M1nundutc %, -, Uicrn) knE N"nh Co. 0'i
NH ni, i,1mbicr H. 0a llerns; Wilson. Black
Tl a gO church, t. Lorl1rds Huron .j, oG, Ouoyl;
j. NIcAllhon', Joe Mitchell {, %, fmlcy); Vineyards
Caricy e. second choice Joe Mitchell won by ancck IN
J Jim 1sI.o a,T f5u RI Mutual pools $40 60
Tho stccpcchasc the short course had six starters
-nuny's charley Epps o., 1l5 Grinoul, ": C. Dap s
yoltare g. 3s, Dacy r. H. McNiahons Mara,at TO-
! SATELLITES West Wind %, l25. Clifford, McBrldes MAJOR
Picket 49, IA, Howard. Charley EppI was me ialori"
Voltarc second choice. Daley quietly dropped rom thT
saddle when Noairc on the hlc ksrctc thd Mit@l'
| vo- steadily pulled" Captain CuTys rider c"uu MOI
keep hi, feet in the srup' and West Wnd Sun,,ie 60
1loio about quarter mile I'm the rear The only coua
| Va 'brtrc,u Major Picket and Charley EPps ana t'
Major was SUPERIOR winning by dozen engt, IN .
| charley Epps second Captain Curry third, Mirsha
rnng behind. In leaving the field Tor the track 'tlne
who rode Charley Epps struck ms hn', against INC ''0o
| getting a severe Injury. Mmtuals S3l 10.
THE FALL MEETING AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. l6.-The Fall meet