New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
MAKING A DEAD HEAT OF IT.
EXCITING SPORT AT sHEEpsHEAD BAY.
THE SELLING SWEEPSTAKES FOR Two-YEAR-oLps

| EXCITING SPORT AT SHEEPSHEAD BAL
| THE SELLING SWEEPSTAKES FOR TwO-fEAh-ohD'
RESULTS IN A DEAD HEAT.
What a pleasure it is for the true lover OF
racing to SEQ Mclaughlin ride He makes iar pet'ei ~
Of his opportunities than any other jockey IN 'he
and is beyond all question the Archer Oh Aiheii'"'
wonder that he is so popular He richly acsei'o' ~
The followers OF his mounts are always sure ho' o'
honest effort OF the best start and OF the most e
lutte. determined riding all the way that VIII get o Vi
horse all the speed which he has in him. NO starter
can get the better OF Mclaughlin. Pineus, Cadweii
| and Sheridan all alike to him. Nohe VI
| them stop his famous running STARTS ""''"
so offer settle short races before the ho''''
have gone hundred yards. Hayward, Baylock' isaac
| Murphy William Donohue and shauer all skilful IN
the saddle. But If any of them is worth Soooo year
to Mclaughlin ought 10 get S2o,oOo' he Ia"
start all around them he can seize every chahce III
far better than they and he drives sngSsh morse
at the finish with unequalei force All honor TO tne
| Archer Of America II Pierre Lorillari, George L.
| Lorillard Mr. Withers and Mr.. Keso had not had
him riding against their inferior Jockeys this year the
| bank accounts would have been bgger
| The way il which Meaton Moran and hall dozen
boys ioncd the starter nsrlted the club AMI IN
censed the public their reckless contempt for orders
in tho first disgracefu and no club onsht 10
permit scenes The young rascas richly deserved
the strap They spoiled start after start ana kept to
infnrated spectators waiting Cor thln forty min
ucs. Then Caldwell lost his head and dropped the nag
to start which left only Little Minch, Buck'tone and
Sutlcr in the and they the placed horses Lit
tie Mnch showed rare speed but if Bgektone, who was
handled by incompetent little boy had been wei rid
dcn finish would have been closer. Oddly enoughNr
Wherss trainer allowed his regular jockey, shauer 10
ride Herbert and put Green Blackstone. Ihat
way manage stable. for Bucksiones chahoes
| IL ridden by Shaucr were excellent.
II was close finish in the second between the IA
vorite Abba and the second choice Niot Not was ild
den by Mclaughlin and though Abba won Mciaughlina
| riding superb.
In the Great TwoYear-Old Selling Sweepstakes, as the
club calls 1t. though 1t is not great in any sense MI
Cassatts flly Wait-awhilc made deal heat with Mr.
Scotts flly Petticoat. Wait-a while the run-oa
easily. Both had light weight and neither showed any
extraordinary speed. The favorite the Fern colt was
| at the of the deadheaters. The DWyers rAir'
Peekskl and Rutland seem 10 he OF little value lhc)
| could not run at all.
The Peru colt was the only unsuccessful favorite Of
the day. Panique easily with Renegade second the
we-backcd Americas sulking and "qniliing'
| Louisette Withdrawn and Farewell got the NTH
race. though Bsrnum ran her to head
Lucky Mcdonald, the bOokmaker. won the selling race
with Lenox.
| DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS
Unlucky thirteen in the first race, S mile. for
| purse OF $500; special weight conditions. They were
amiltons mare Glougarine 6 years - pounds. ridden
! by W Dnnohue) Grcener's colt Billy Gilmore g. III,
Blaylccl); Bnchanans geding Jim Rcnwick agcd 12@.
| DuGy) F. r. Waltons imported horse Sutler tagcd
| l03 Fisher; Purcells colt Manitoba q. 1Ol. Purceib ;
Blohms horse Little Minch Is. 49, McIaughlin; with
horse Blackstone i5. 1903, Greel Penn ictter's
mare Belle H. &C, l0S. Turner W. G. Dalcy's hly Ba
hama g. So Moran Hcpson's mare Dchlah q, %. Nc
GodricO; Elliotts gclding Pcricics q. o. Church.
Revere stables horse Herbert G, ll3, shauer) Bah
! cocks mare Lizzie Mac &, %. Mcaionl
Pools-Idttle Mnch $50 Jim Renwick s3o su'ier $50,
Herbert $50. Billy Gilmore SJ field Sl5 Books-Lftle
Minch . to .. Herbert = 10 l. suter to /, jim Rem
wick to l. Billy Gilmore to l. Blackstone to l, Glen
| garinc to ], 10 to so ] against the others.
The jockeys did they pleased paying no attention
to the starters orders Moran aud lcaton being especial
y bold defiant wnen the Nag fell after delay Of
forty minutes, Little Minch In front with running
start Suter second and Blackstone third Herbert jim
Renwck Billy Gilmore and Gengarine got of 30 badly
that they had no chance Jim Ronwick ran with
electric speed in the second quarter mile but had too
much ground to make up AMI could not get place. The
only horses In the in the last furlong the
three tnat started nrs and McLaughns running start
settled the race. Little Mnch winning by length IN
ljai. Blackstone second three lengths before Suter,
who a half length before Manitoba, lie H. fifth,
Jim Renwiek sixth. the rest pulled up. Mutual pools.
| $22 S5.
The second race weltcr handicap sweepstakes.
$40 each $500 added ls miles Six ran Trafalgar and
| Modoc being withdrawn. The six were Kittson's fy
| Abba a. 120. Fitzpatrick {. 7 McLaugliu's colt
| ~, j..
master a, l2i, Mr. Pelham; Uyiind's selding Eniy-
mion q. 49, Donohue): suGslk Stables colt Tacoma
a. JIG. Walker; Burch's geldng Bob May N, u.s. May
nard); and Brannau's hy Tumeric g. rs, Cross.
so Bookt~AiSi 20 /. Nitoi 5 to i. BnrgoInaster
to /. Endymion to l. long odds against the others
terms the front group for six iurongs. Not coming
next. In the homcstrelch Endymon and Burgoma,trr
fell back beaten, and Mclaughlin bringing up Nitot
made mastery finish, but bia had little more speed
than Nitot and won by half length In two minutes.
Nftnte feule l1 OIL
pulled No other Jockey bat hel1ughlin could have
The Great Two-yearold selling swee siakcs $50 each
half forfeit, $1,000 added. $500 10 the second. distance
They were Kelsos pair fies. shami, X C05 ponds.
ridden by Grecnl aud wata-whie ga. Mcaion); Dwyer
| Mclaughlin and Rutland ,9j Poucp; Keliy's un-
Stables colt Ariel (95, Church. W L. SCOTS lily Petit.
| coat (92 Williams W. &. Daley's lilly Bessie u. (02.
ao Moran" g. go Peru cc so KSs
| pair $50. Ariel $2o field $50 BooksPsru colt 8 to ,,
| While TO !, 10 TO against the Others.
Shamrock was nrst OF. PceSskill second. waa-whlc
Ariel got OF badly Neither Pceksk nor Rutland showed
any speed ana both beaten before the homesrech
was reached. The Peru colt aud Wat-aWh lille had dcs
perate struggle all through the last furong. and III the
iinu hundred yards PetIicoat came uI swiftly ON the
Waa-whilc and Peticoat, though to the uninstruced
race By a head. The Peru colt third only neck
behind Pelticoat shamrock was close fourth, the
The dead heat of after the otherraces wata-
While being strong favorlte and winning easily The
| value of the prize To the winner $500. Wata-
| While was entered to be sold for $1,000 Mr. Kelly
offered SO her. but Mr. Cassalts trainer bought
her In O0j Mutual tickets the paid S21 %;
on the dead heat 81 20.
| The fourth race q handicap sweepstakes, $50
each $3.50 added 81 80 to second. 3 miles Three
-Dwyer Brothers colt Panique q, 1lS. Mclaughlin;
| ID. McCowan's colt Americas "a, III. Donohue). and
Mosspcr's horse Renegade q, 9j, McCarty). Pools
| Panique $40. Americus T3j, Renegade $40. Books
| Pauinnc to 2, Amercus D to 2, Renegade IL 10 i.
Americas set the pace and show cd the way for a mile
when he retired. Mclaughlin allowed Renegade TO lead
until the homestretc reached, and he had
hurry his colt Panques superior speed giving him the
| race by a neck In 226i2, Renegade second. Amcrcus