New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
RACING IN MIDSUMMER
GEBnARD'S COLT WINS TIE RARlTAN-
WANDA FIRST ~ TuE eEADRidur SfAHEs-ilNh
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! on the Guion Line pier and watched the lntior 81
| handkerchief which the slowly rcccding Arizona was
bearing from hi. view In the afternoon his eyes hi'u
with rapture %, lac stood on the grand stand ut Mon
mouth Park and saw his color, come tIiumphan'ly up
the stretch Lonc by his stout colt ST. saviour ~
the I;arag stakes Wen may lac be proud oil the race
horse at hc Ia. named after the church in which the
Jersey Lily took the VOWS which bound her for NE TO
Mr. Langry The swift of the winds II mn hohor 10
his sire Eous and to his brother Eoe' ana p''t,r
animal than the latter was when three years old. lie
has the size, the power the speed Tor great cup
racer WHAT long distance he will run win
George Kinney and Miss Woodford next year if all goes
well! And what battle there will be when -
Saviour and Rataplan come the field. The long
doubtful question as to the best ceycar-old seems
now to be narrowing down these two.
The RaIitan Stakes furnished the great race OF yes
terday. St Saviour easily, though Mr. Withers5
Mimi colt ran well. The attendance was large ana
iubant. st. Saviour being hailed with the
heartcst applause of the summer. With fast track
and excellent horses competing good time was made
Five out of seven favoritcs won and therefore the
losers were in a small minority. SO it was happy
crowd that lett the course.
1t is whispered in box stalls and behind stable doors
that the owners at Long Branch propose to give Mr.
Pincus magnificent piece of plate with this nscrip-
ton: To a starter whose like the world never and
never will see" Til, testimonial will not take the
form OF a coiin-platc.
II i, reported that Pierre Lorllard said pleasantly to
Pincus fortnight ago Don't leave my horses at the
post" These words must have sunk deep into the soul
ofMr. p He seems to have been trying since then to
leave all the horses except Mr Lorillards However
he cannot accused of avorng other members Of the
association for Mr. Withers the soul of the orsaniza
ton and George l.. Lorilard, the president suffer as
much rs ANYBODY Yesterday Mclaughlin rode Pierre
Lorillard's big Gy Wanda i'll the ScabIi5ht Stakes
and Mr. Pincus generous TO him that he might
almost a. well have sent the others lcXcept Chonla
Wandas stable companion. and East Lynne, DR. Der
nards pet 30 the stable, without going through the
form OF q race For the others exhausted themselves
in making up the ground lost at the start and Wanda
won with case Now Wanda !, certainly superb HlY
All her .s.ing shows thai and The fact tll rhc won
she dd-cycn with such a start-wih the top weight
on her back > pound, more she carried than most Of
the others ooyip,. for her sex, i a rloof that she l.
almost a S,,nawav.
rs.t Ivnne vo. second ot fine start. but she could
moi run at All with m, other. How colld she ever
b.,. b,,tcn Cricket in match ~ People whistle
and ,.ip,, nov, when tboy tall, Of that affair.
The vholbeart,d generosity with which the Judges
cave the entire ,rzc to Pierre Loulard awarding thr
second Mace IN Cbolnlo when Km,man plainly got it,
caused SOM. litiuo of eyebrows,
Eica has recovered her speed. and that fast colt
Blackstone was not quite fac, enough at the finish OF tn
first race But another swift mare Aroma proved in
G.,i,r to Uu,lcy IN tLc folltL contest She carried
ur. yc,bt Than she likes and DrpIex never Let her
yet .hc lead which .hc tiled for early in tho run.
NcLanahin pushed old Cor,air home first in tn.
BHlow Stakes. in which no Amateurs tool, past. Their
absence was highly gratifying. At time it was
,b,iolt that Corlir would nc.cr win again BIT Ne
pom. ,b. rr,,,.. brand of vLi-Lcy wa. changed
, , ,,o little fire in that on which. he ran before
l. wen. ,vr,ol d,y for GOOD Jockeys. Mclaughlin WIN
in, ,tr.o ,o. Dor,b,,e two and Feake, one
U.Il;, ~ , ,,,ol d... for tIo D,,ycr. f.. uncertain
1lir lors ,,,rcarcd only I'm the selling race which
- i,i. fi,,tt,,I bnt b.r,,utiols Charlie Little
,, MA -, Quar- HE, ,,v.,rl. were n,.rer u pay
.con ,o l,oo,, him, Mr. Tittloicd having maid that
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Captain Co~tgrs haudlcdlphg lh'lc mas o'Dh 'h 'H
preston for year, quarters that the ciei object
of handicap- the enrichment of the Brooklyn
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