New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-22
RACING IN HOT WEATHER.
TWO MORE PRIZES FOR PIERRE LoRILLARD
WANDA AND ENDYMoS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT
MONMOuTn PARK.

the curyiinear w &. DAILY has in Voltaro stceplo-
chaser of tho highest class. Mr.. Daily has been re-
stored TO the turf which he adorns with his lines OF
beauty. Last autumn he ruled OH at Washington
for fraud with that great jumper jim McGowan. now
named Bourle Cochran from the golden-monthed
orator who has taken the place OF the silver tOngued
Grady IA Mr.. Kelly, speaking trumpet in Tammany
! Hail. Mr.. DAILY has cleansod himself of financial
cprosy by repeated plunges in The purifying waters
! Of Israel-at Brighton Beach But all judges handi-
cappcrs and executive committees should watch him
The sun blazed and beat ieroely at Monmouth Park
yesterday. The spectators fairly in resting
| contests on a fast track. Pierre Lorllard won the
opening handicap with Endynion. Makand was
thought by largo party OF spectators sure
J thing" Perhaps no might have If Mclaughlin
had not taken all the speed out of him in the first half
mile in catching Glideaway Mclaughlin is worn by
wasting and depressed by bad luck, and he is not
riding with his old spirit and dash. The Dryers can
hardly win penny now. In their impotence over
their reverses they have been running Barnes Panque
and Hartford when the horses wholly ont OF form
Every day strengthens the feeling among turfmen
that Wanda is the equal of Spinaway or any other
American twoy earOld hlly that ever raced she won
the uomebred Produce Stakes easily enough at the
end, though little Oney who rode her made her
hackers tremble by letting the Cadence colt keep
ledu OF LhIee IenRln5 up 10 tue lasb quarter Hc'
Shauer says that if a dozen twoyear-ods started
one after another and Wanda last of ALL she would
oyertake them one by and come In first That may
be a slight exaggeration but Wanda is great FLY.
Pincus gave EQuipOse a flying start in the third
race and she improved so veil that of her com
petitors never got fairly settled in their stride Her
far easier than that Of Bob Cook in the
fourth race though the colt creditably and won
handsomely WaltOns imported colt Hopeful showed
good deal Of speed in the last half mile and at the
head of tho homcstetch his chances seemed excellent
But he is not yet lit for hard race, and Mr. Walton
was not wise to expose his form for nothing.
Voltare showed remarkable speed on the fat IN the
stceplechase.
DETAILS OF HE CONTESTS.
First race ndcap, S25 each, $500 added; emile.
Four KelsO's Rca % years. III pounds, rid
den by FeaGes; H,finer's cot MARYLAND "a, 100, Nc
Laugnn) p Iorilaid's colt EndymOn g. 1902, Oney
G. l. Lorillar's 1ly Gdca ay g. %, ]. Don,h hue
Pool,--RIca 800, Msrkand so. In ymiOn $50 Glide
away 500. Books-Rica to ., MARYLAND to g. Endy-
Ini0u to l, GhdeawaY S 10 l.
The start was unfair Gdeawa being greatly favored
End .mion 'cord Mlraland third Gndeaway went of
swiftly tia she length, IN front after run
ung q hlrlong Mclaughlin ssJ to work on MARYLAND
with great vgor reduce he gap. So hard did he push
the horse that I'll his speed gone IN the last r0hg
when the stress came MARYLAND caught Glideaway at
two length. behind him and Rca three, h seemed to
have re race but he tired much ut the finish hat all
McIaughnn's labor could not prevent Endymou'S WIN
ming by neck ri nd short head before Marx
land. Gldeaw7y AS. Tme l29i2 Mutuals $50 30.
Tho second race COR tue II mebrc Produce stakes
for two-ycaro d. $50 each half forfeit, $500 added
500 to ,ecold weight al owauce FOR those by untrcd
stations ON Of untrcd mares p mic. Two ran-PleUe
Iorilari's IN r auda 10y Mcrtc ucr-Nmne Minor lOI
Oulcya ant wlthor. unua ned colt by Nentiator-Ca'
len,e GO.. y .rohuel. Pool4-Warda 500. the Ca
Il nee colt go y o..-9 2ou wanda, to l against
the ca 'cnce .ot
Known. ~ -v-. ,. s wand, hal much moro spool
than he rsdou,c.. ,ul -ha. me only chance was TO
Ct a lead t.. Ht.., ,ouM MOI cos' I'm tmo' Dono'
huo rls ed ... rot OF at such speed
that Dc ope.", zap OF four lengths on
the b.,.atg th HAud, slowly reduced this to thrrc
icngtis before the, reached tho last quarter. onlcy rid
nv tho ully VITA krot patience ant Judgment sho
gained ou iho cato ctlt rapmy IN tho homcstgct'h
aud soon pnpoauo va' whipping bat o'l'y "'' NOT
fairly rI,e wanda uct head uYt th' two wcro within
few yArls,t tao Nirc Then sho shot ont AMI won bj
half length l.1t. OuA, kept her going uaa she hAi
run ANTE VuUas 20 10.
The third raca was for purse ~ $500 for thrce year
old nnics weight Allowances; one mie' Seven ran
Kiuson', Albii. by Ahtn-Eiasuc u03. shrudID c.
/. Lou.laId's Economy, by Enqhr er-Mar-
tea nO3. GerhardyE Jennings's Regret ny
Bal lnkeel- Rosett, uO3. B3ingn Kc'o's EQuipose,
bv Enquirrr- Ban lana 49, G.cemi MOTr''s Auda.ty.
by Batteaxe- Warmlnstc" l93, Riley; Wi'hers's I'M
named II IL by Mac rO1n-BU)u 93, Onl"'li ana DOS
Wells sun Mld.oy AtG-ck ader-sdnoeaIn ,93' j. bono
huc FOO s-ieE ct ~ I.qU1P = w. =, ~ y.g,-i
A. IL ~ tie h9l u, q q p G-o ~ ~ Economy 70
/ Nudac nv 10 l. Abba 10 {, 1. sun daid % 20 /
The st tt - one o. ltus E Se sec5aa sn NId
phi me Riion INV tour h. hlml and d.ciiy last
Euui, d. med oG 50 swi that in few strides with
MI Pm9uss d she hid ea ne race alone cue b h1c
e Tscb Nn9s 81 others c5 get near hef aud he
won in cauter by three lengths in l;i4i9 Eeo.Smy
second head ogo re- d'H Ibo S rI ,n 6 Mutnas
ng Ia 0ehiId >u1 Mald' rue AeIS dc" O"' '"'''7
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seven in the fourth race selling ahhr ior Two
vcarolts for purse of $500 p nile. They KIT
-. az, pr,caut u0I Sheridan; Dwyer Brothers