New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
FLORIO'S BRILLIANT RUN.
W I. SCOTT WINS THE GREAT POST STAKES
A POOR DAY FOR FAvoRITEs AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY
MARYLAND, MITE b., FLoRfo. TRAFALGAR

LUTEsTRTNG AND RI CAPTAIN THE WINNERS
William L. Scott has been remarkably successful on
the turf this year He has not nearly many horses
in training as have the Dryer Brothers and Pierre Lor-
lizard, but he has won much moro than either the
BROOKLYN or Rancocas stable. With Greystone he
captured the rich Coney Island Derby and his superb
fllv Floro ha. won tho Youthful, Brentwood, Foam
and Great Post Stakes and has taken the position OF
champion Of the two-yelrolds. In Referee and Blue
Grass Belle Mr. Scott has two excellent racers that
have already brought him much credit aud are likely
10 score many more successes Altogether Fortune
has lav-hed her sweetest smiles on the Erie stable.
The value Of the Great Post Stakes $4,000, but Mr.
Scott prizes than the money the proud position
which Florio reached yesterday, when she met tho
best two ear-olds in the East and outran them all
easily.
In other respects It was an interesting afternoon Mt
Sheepshead Bay and the attendance large Only
one fayorite out Of the six successful and that was
in the selling race The Dryers failed in all they I'M
dertook They not in luck just now and the brow
of Brooklyn Is couded
The first race resulted in good finish between Mark
land frankie b. and Herbert, MARYLAND winning. 1t
would have been a vastly better race in every way
the starter had shown skill. Mr.. Lawrence put
crusher on Jim Renwick aud he could get near
the front. His merits not up to his California
reputation and the claim made up for him that he can
i
| of Rocky Mountain fiction.
The result Of the second for threeyear ods fes
was a surprise. Mttie b. winning easily. though she
was low in the pools. Miss Brewster was second and
Louisette the best of the Eastern twoyear-ods last
year, could get no better place than third She has
ruined the reputation of 1888.
The Great Post Stakes furnished thorough test OF
the qualities Of the youngsters, and Fioro won It with
such ease in 1916 as to prove her plainly the best
= IL. l., int la try hi.
The start was fair and there no accidents, and
| Florio won her merits.
George Lorilard's Trafalgar Unexpectedly won the
handicap al .. miles the f.yorite Blast coming home
second and the top weight Drake Carter third.
Drake Carriers chances would have been improved II
his great speed had been reserved for the home
stretch He wa forced forward too early and had no
speed len for the final furlong Trafalgar is "A better
race-hor,e than most people think him. but he has been
handled with singular stupidity. put in races where he
had no chance and ridden if he were a co4ter-
mon.ers donkey. Yesterday he was given il fair OPP
portunity, and he made good use of it.
The selling race and the stecpIecha-e were both
taken bv Brighton Beach animals Of tho elias that
never win when it pays better to lose
MANY CHANCES SPOILED By A BAD START.
The first race was a handicap $50 each 5000 added
| 800 TO second There we're fourteen starters-D D.
WIthers Cesar g We rs, "a pounds rider by Mckenny
J. WlGeu- tnicklQee J0 irTc"N, ~ L. LJt4lldiA
Tha,keray g. 90 J. Donohue Key's Nitot 3, 81. Raj
fertvJ Bryan, Jersey Maid a. -. PURCELL, PcttengPs
Duke Of Moutabau g. no. Douohue j. h. Keene's Burgo
master 3d. -. Walker. Preakness stables Euclid a. o.
Fisher Wilson's Black Jack t. lO3, Garrison T. Loul'
aru- Herbert -, ll2 Shauer L. g. BrIce's FOcauc 49,
| 100. Mlyu4rd), McMahOn's Frankie -, 30, ChurcAl'
Euchanans Jlm !enwick 10, 49, McLalchn), Heiiner 5
/ MARYLAND H. lI2. Hayward. Betting Poos-Jim Rem
wick 800. Vocaic $50. MARYLAND 500. Frankie B. $50,
Herbert $40 Duke Of Montaban $40, field $50 In the
books-yocalic > to l, Frankie b. to l.
MARYLAND TO /. jim Renwck to l. Herbert
: to /. Burgsmaster 10 to 1, Duke Of Mon;alban
10 l. Chckadse u to Euclid - to l, Cesar ID to l.
Thsckersy 20 To- l. and 30 to l against jersey Maid,
| NitOt and Black Jack
After many breakaways the flag fell to al bad start
| Herbert i'm 'front.' Tlackeray sec0ui, MARYLAND THIRD
frankie g. fourth Duke OF Montaloan dth, Jim Renwck
sixth Cesar was left at the post and salloped over
The course Herbert led up to tue last
f,lous, MARYLAND running second. AT the
finish Hayward easily outrode shauer and
MARYLAND won by a quarter length in 1904 The
Judges gave second place To Frankie b., VINO came with
a rush At the end the grand stand Herbert APP
pearcd TO the position A. the judges placed them
Herbert was third Duke o. Montaban came IN a bad
fourth. ChIckAdce ffth NiJJt sixth. Euclid seventh
Mutual pools "a %.
LoUIsEITE's COMPLETE FAILURE.
The second race was handicap $50 each, 5000 added,
500 70 second for threeyearol fles; special weight
, e.
Z Kecn,'s Fan tango lOl pounds, ridden by Walker. g.
l. IofiIaris Economy IOl, J. Donohuc O.. l. Lorard's
Iouisette co. Brennan, Mr. Kel'o's Water Lily JOG,
Meaton J. Waldeu's Blue Bell l09, Hayward. DAVIS
Halls Eosiere QOl, Lewis CsIalan's Miss brewster
io9 icIusllul. Kernaghans MIttie b. uO6 Maynard,
Kiusous Abba QO6 h ritlnJ Betting: Auction pools
G. l. LoriIard.s pair 500, Abba $40, Miss Brewster
$50 Mitcie r. $50 hrld 500 In the b0oks-ADla 10 l!
Nls b. 10 L. Bo.ere - 10 /, Economy 20 to /, water
! Lily . TO /. Fandalgo - ID l.
- sk,. aud vv4g af
lengths wncu the half Nittie 49, ran see
ond aud Lou.ette moved up from backward position to
IN the last quarter.mte, and Economy becoming e1
was laf- to stte D. Miss Brewster and Louisette the
Others showiag speed. Mhttie proved an easy WIN
before Iosis.tte Water Lily bad fourth, Economy
dtth Blue Be-. sixta. Mutual pools eo49o
W. /. scoTr's GREAT FILLY.
The third race was the great OF the day the
Post stake. for twoyearods 500 EACH play or pay,
Il 800 added $500 to second tArse-quarters OF mile.
There were Nine starters-W. L. SCOTS lilly Floro, by
Florence T. uI2 pounds. ridden by Lewis, j. l.
Kelly's Gienelg-TIelotrops COLI as, BArOoel T. Y.
snedskers colt Grenadier, by Gieneg- Alarm no Don
ohue, Cipsiana stances colt Goano, by sprnsbok-Gen
eva as Sparliag) L. " Wadrn's huy Little savage
by Sensation lie slsde u12 Harvard, p Lorillarfs
| FLY Wanda by Observation-Disclosures Minor Ql2, shaler'
| DIVER Bros coli Detective. by Nrgil-Iincturo Ql1,
Mclaughlin. Mr.. Keso's colt Brookwood' by Billet
Ten Broeck - Feakes Louis A. Ehlers lilly Florence r.
by Rsform-Emi!y Fuller ~ WnyDHrl Rs,LhE Az az
ton poOlsN auda 800 Detective NIJV, fI3Flo FLo2,
rpnadier $40 Little savage $50 hed SO and out III the
books Wanda To l, Detective TO l. Florlo ! to /,
Greuad!er l. nrotrone coli II 10 l. brOokWood ~
To l. Little savage l, Florence h. 30 10 l, u oano
| 80 20 l. 90 ,-.-.--,
After many false starts fair send OF was obtained
Wanda was front, Grrnsder second Leirc'lFe
third, Little Savage fourth. Little savage shot INTO me
lead nut only STAYED there furouG wuen Detective ai
pcared advance. qui; badly on the lower turn ana
wanda assumed the lead. Foro mad started s1II 1n
steadily gained. qudrtcrmls fron tLe enc ner uc"u
wac at Waudas saddle. In the honeatrcch F0r0 passe
with a wan lr a
! "A half In Lie Wanda second three lengths before
, Br1okwOod third KeIy's Heiotr0pe colt was iouIth,
Goauo nth and the rest were pulled up mutual pools
$50 30.
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