New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-30
AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY
1orusErTE AND HER YOUNG SISTER

AND STAMfr.
The autumn meeting OF the Cohey isianu
Jockey Club opened Yesterday WIN
aempsraure extensive attendance pug hei's ana e1oe
s -, Tbs plague OF dust which caused serious
a,.o.sort MI the June meeting was absent the grass
having grown Tricky and rank Oh the iawn livery ono
was I'm excellent humor, rejoicing 70 get pacA W
40 convenient Of access from the Guy 'no io"s
,urneys to and from Monmouth Park having exhausted
the patience OF turfmen. A.. ar,
.s ~ cslenelg and stamps-Louisette and Preciosa-
D., r. sI,,es of exceptional merit Louisette won tho
1890. At g. rs miles, and Preciosn was first Ia
the Autumn stakes for two-yesrolds. worth %
sxteen seurried in the opening scramble at nve iu
1ones but the new starter Francis Clark sent them On
An handsope style after short delay. The pet OF ASH
fnctss Market, Little Mipch. was Commissioning i"'o,
tte and thauks TO McLsughins muscie anu
energy no won by q half length, tho oh C~iioi"""
Jip Renvick snaiching second place ey hes~ iion
BIZ, sterritt jim Renwiek is a slow starter anu h''
Minch an uneommonly quick one other"ise tue Pos'
tions would nave been reversed Tor the giant % .0
reAwoods was ouirunnng the hatcher boys poe AZ INC
Anish. .
Mr. Clark Ind trouble with the seven horses 10
tb second rce than with in the first but he
finally sent them of to fair start Eimennori, hs NO
carried the Dwyer colors and was RIDDEN py
Mclaughlin, was made a strong faYorte' VIII
Fuprt second ehcoe neither OF them showed any
spced The flash was confined TO Bonanza, ridden uy
Covjngton and Harefot ridden by Dononne, ana Don
ohue lost the by confidence Lttie OoVhgloh
ts . fine fnisher, aud when Donohne thonght bohab%a
was beaten Covington rallied him and Bonanza Won tne
race By neck
Almost any race horse could outrun Lousefte In the
sprsng and early summer but she is the Lonisette
of last autumn and there few animals OF eqa spcoo
In tho country. She Ia Ike Lord fhho"'"'
famous lly Dutch Oven, who was awretched Js"e as
up September. when she recovered Der
a. Vora N
no with Louisette yearsow and uncertain up TO
tho middle of August and thereafter marvel OF speed
and power. Panaue. HeeLand-Toe and JACK Hearts
were withdrawn from the third race yesterday because
their telt that they would have no chance Win
louisettc Dutch Roller made pucky finish with her.
bat be Is her class and though he was fourteen
pounds better off in weights than she, LouiSette won
mewhat easily.
Preciosa Louisettes sister, won the Autumn STAKES
though her owner and his friends thought that her
stable companion, Ben Ali, had a better chance W. L.
6e0tts FLY Florence FOns0 second and the favoi1e
Electric third. But Electric was ridden BY little
Oiney who is in no condition to ride anything He
mayor had much skill and he Is now weak from fast
Eng and excessive exercise keep down his weight that
he is it to drive street-car, much less to rde
Facehorse is true however, that Elocrics condition
was not ss fine as when he won the Home-Bred
Produce Stakes at Monmouth.
strathspey favorite for the welter Stakes but
appeared Unexpectedly In Commodore Kittson's lilly
Abba who was an outsider in the betting, but
won easily.
Light-welghted Judge Griffith away with the
steePeehase.
THE CONTESTS IN DETAIL.
The first scramble Of furlongs for ali
ages, for purse Of $500. Sixteen ran-Bohms horse
Little Mnch Is years. lis pounds, ridden by McLaugh-
in) j. V. ElliOtts gelding Periees "a, 1l5. Cross;
Cpsana Stables flly Laura Garrison q. So. Wams);
Cxnpbelrs Miss Goodrich %, l3,CoyingtenG d..
McCaus gedlng Harry Rose a. lis, GarrIson Askey's
FAience e. 49, HalD Lone Star stables geIding BIZ
sIslTltt O. los, W. Donohue Taylors hily pshlia g,
fertyJ Martins geldng Granite q, u.s. Coy) Revere
se1ss sa1a4re ase pn sed
Jim Rengick aged. l15, Dnry Denshers geldlng Ava
Pools-Iittle Minen 800 jim Renwick $40. Herbert
siS. eId $50. BooHsIifte Much to 5. jim senSieE
TO Perices 70 l. Avalon to l. 10 TO GOT against
ir start was given after few breaks the slasses
Ssrre WAS LEFT at the post but as the betting was SO to
against him. and he had earthly chance. great
ha5m was done Bill sierritt was s2oA ID 'front.' ana
Mclaughlin rode Little Minch With such force and skin
BY half length under whip and spur. jim Renwick
with of his spnrts got second place at the
close fourth Perices nth and Granite sixth
The time wa: 1:o24- French pools pad $40 Is Soo
distance seven faflongs. katrno ana Ten stone were
nanza ls7 pounds, ridden by Covingtcn)i Preakness
sis , ssdng Rupert goI GSawsl9 w. Walden:
Greenfield goo M9rsnN Dryer Brothers colt Emen-
Morgans sedlns Hsnay Andy 'e7 ana ArSo an
held $50. field $50. Books-Elinendorf 10 s, Rupert
9 70 !. FIero et9 l. BONANZA etoI. barefoot TO /.
Grsenaeld and Foro raced together il up tho
head Of hr 10 wh9n fell S ell, Ea
not speed enough sSn 9,o5s and and marefSct
sad hundred yard. from the line
winning easily. Then Donohne stopped urging him.
~ok asS o To
neck In 1904 barefoot second, six lengths before FL
sh Ruperp WAS for behind pulled np is fnSnins
bewideringy bad after his recent exploits at
fns third race was Sweepstakes at s35 each. with
MT to be sold Louisette entered not to be sold
Sqe Jack Of HEARTS, Heel nd fos
Bs e. as DsisS @ @ hS4iold
Murphy's geding Blue Peter t5.. 1o3. shauer)
ios MoMI hSSs;oo, s'ldins Frankie ,iBs,,n,g.
horse Barney Aaron e. loe Brennan); and Campbeirs
sPoois-Tcaissite $50, field SIS BoohsIouisette to
3 Dutch Roller to ], frankie b. TO l. rs to against
FRANKIE Dutch Roller were together In front for
more n aap h the Gr9sy LG S nS third under an
fallen back hopelessly and race was confined to
louseite and Dutch Roller, who left the
others struggling far behind. Lonisette and Dutch
Roller up the hOmesretch side by SIDE but though
tho ally WAS giving the colt fourteen pounds on the
weight schedule bad the race fully at her mercy all
lhe way and she won by balt-ength In 2:26, Dutch
Roller second forty lengths before Barney Aaron the
rest struggling In French pools, SO so.
Next came the Autumn Stakes for twoyearolds. 300
each $25 forfeit 81 500 added $500 TO second special
weight condltions distance threequarters OF mile Cy
elops Charity aud Peconc Withdrawn, but the Mel
OOurue Stable started Zine Wing nd
Preakness Stable started Reparee There were eleven
starters In a-KelsOs cotT Bard 400 pounds, ridden
by Meat0iD: g. L. Lorillard's geldlng Electric
Qo7. Omey) Dryer Brothers pair OF
colts. Brambleton COZ, over, Shauer), and Buffalo
Q09 over McLaughiin); w. l. Scotts pair the colt
War Whoop 100. Hggs), and the lilly Florence Fonso
G02. Arnold; Melbourne Stables pair the colt Blue
Drennan) Z: A. Haggn's pair, the colt Ben Ali l1O,
Duyl and the nlly Preciosa n02 Stevens and Freak