New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
A FOOL ON HORSEBACK.
HOW FEAKEs LOST THE HUNTER STAKES.

MR. CAssATT AGAIN A SUFFERER BY BAD RIDING.
Feakes rode Parole years ago when that ia
nous horse could close great gap in the homestretch
by his wonderful speed He has been riding Parolein
his mndever since and every horse that he mounts is
Parole to him. His cOnica skull has for
idea only His nyarisblo planunless forced to do
otherwise by imperative orderss to keep pulling his
horse further and further behind all the until
there is an enormous space to be made up
| and then try to make 1t up in the home
stretch. He tried It yesterday at Jerome Park with
Maumee, steady-gong flly. good slayer but
| with little speed As Maumee is q rater" and
| not "burster" this was rank foy-especially as
sho carried Ave pounds less than the other FLIES in the
Hunter Stakes. Possibly Feskes rode to orders In
that the trainer much at fault he. What
pity that A. Cassatts strong STABLE which much
money has been spent s almost daily mado the object
popular rdicule and contempt by glariDg msmanage
| mont
strathspey was In fine form aud won the first
handsomely Blackstone suked after racing nearly
milo with strathspey and old Parole got second place.
| strathspoy was the favorte.
| In the Champagne Stakes Dew Drop proved herself
OF the best aes ever seen on tho American turf
She gave colt Inspector b. ton pounds and beat
him easily by length. II was great performance
| Inspector b. led tho betting. Piorro Lorillard
was much congratulated, but some unreasonable
people could understand why Dew Drop did not run
better when Walter H. with Mr. Lorillards jockey up,
beat her at sheepshcad Bay. But Giles are tickle.
East Lynne, ridden by Mclaughlin, won tho Hunter
Stakes wholly by Feakess bad riding OF Maumce. Tho
finish close aud many spectators thought Maumee
and made loud remarks But tho Judges were
plainly right East Lynne won by head.
Mr. Jenningss fast Farewell is now faster than
Long Knight Wallhower or Rica. Handicappers must
treat her with Difference. She first in tho fourth
race, Long Knight second
Three fell In the selling but serious dam
age done Tabtha, the fayorite fast hy, recent
ly sold by Mr.. Corrigan to the La
masueys buyers OF Longyew, won. TaDitha has swol-
leu ankles. bigger even than those OF Barley CampOe
IA precious. Wandering aid not start and Queen
Esther was among the fallen. -,
Judge Griffith carried mountains OF money In the hnr-
die race but would not run ct al IN tho homesetn,
Quebec won. Tarqun second. west WIhd IcH on ,le
track and thought for time TO be dead OF heart
disease hut sho finally staggered to her feet and STUN
blei to the stable.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS
Tony Foster and Colonel! Clark withdrawn from
the race leaving four to run IL WAS ls miles, for
purse Of $500 special weights. The fonr were SPELL
mans horse stratnspey aged IOG, W. DonohueG with
erss Blackstone g. 1906 Green. Rancocas stables
geding Parole aged. 1O2 over, Olney). and Rowes
horse War Eagle Is. 103, BraIg
MISUNDERSTANDING 80 TO 100, Blackstone TO l, Pa
role . TO l. war Eagle IS to l.
srahspcy took the heart on; OF Blackstone by racing
ut HE head for furlongs, while War Eagle was
four lengths behind them, and Parole
four lengths behind War Eagle; A they
|
tired Parole dashed up fast that many thought he
would win. lie reached Strahspey nj the fnrohg posi-
sweryed under the whip 10 the uuer rails AMI strLtht
ply won easily by I~n;th In u;oo f9I1io SeeThu'
The second raco was FOR the Champagne Stakes for
too second second; Weight penalties FOR winners
c BIZ 4. rdn 61ye hfdaS colt DIS
Mclaughlin lsancocas stables My Dew Drop az
| Olucyl Kclso's pair OF colts, Bauner-bclrcr ais,
/ Fcascsl aud Lansdowno Ol5 Mclton; T. W. Waldoms
ny Letreta az Green; and Preakness Stables FLY
RcttingI InSpccor h even, Dow Drop II to 10. Lans
dowue Is to l. Letretia 20 10 J. Regina % to l. Banner
The start wa. excellent Inspector b.. was
aauarca d"l yards ,U''Sa 10 Ssa Fa'' .sh, lead but
L,n.iowne dashed by aim ond ied ny tns SIno
fourth Passing along the south cld Gnnsnowno kept
to slight lead unu the hrst hall mile was hnisheu
D,w Drophai been tahug life easily In fact he mover
. .%@ghf s GS smooth nd srdnS ar5ou quickly earned
her By Regina and LInsduWuo as they descended the
9 e on Tue Inspector or'"f %%ih every stride
| Mclaughlin va, now getting nervous aud a
h dST .oai ' B ,S did no without aay a;ns
Dew Drop stole gently away from the COZ, ana won a.
her leisure ~ eusth In llst Inspector u, second.
three length, before ian.io%ge kSs'na was ilg
! the stakes to the winner. - .s2j.
Tsr thlr was for The Hunter stakes for three
/ -four RAW l. SCOTS East Lynne q -. Mel mghim
iyWardj and rr.akncss stables iIcartscase ais, Cald
B-tiius-rast Lynne to .. Maunee to o. Hcartsease
Eri LYNNE made the running all the way and led TO
the nulsh Hcirtscnse second up To the final hun-
drod yards whom Maumco t0lk the place. For niIe
! ana a half Maumco uuIcr Fcakess powerful pull re-
iualusd peacefully In last place Al the head OF tho
| homeslretch Feakr. l"ssenel his pull but even
work with Maumeo mp tho iinal hundred yards East
/ Lynne nnd M4umcc crossed tho line head and head.
The judges decided that East Lynne mad won by short
heal. There WAS much Kissing from the spectators,
| most Of whom Thought MauHeo won. lIcarsrase came
poor fourth. The time WAS 3;lL Value Of the stakes
For tho handicap at aIG miles four ran-McDon-
! ads gcidug Long Knight q. lis, McLsughlnl ".
marc Rca "a, 100. Meatonl and PIeakIsss Stables
rcding Waiover o. lOd Caldwell. -, ,.o uau
Bstting-Loug Knight even, Farewell TO = wall
Wailnower lei up to the last furong where both Long
knight aud Farewell joined him. All then got tue whip,
! Farewell showing the nose spcel and winning ny a
length In 2:OGa, Long knight second, neck before
Walhower, Eca last, twenty lengths behind WalnOwcr
For the selling at three-qnarters OF mile fifteen
eoding Ten Fellow (3, 90. Charlcston) kowo.s hiy
Cricket g. 9d li[ael Pctengrs mare queen EsthIt
Fishcriy aged. 100 CAdwelD Morrss colt Bonnie 8.
nm me- Brothers aiyraOhs o. s7w llans Loads
lilly Lady Loud q. 1922 Rivers LJyclPs SeIdny AGre'
Flshcrj ; McDon,lds marc Polonit %, o. Arnold
II. W Wadsn's colt barefoot g., 100 Creep VEN
gardts y Sauda q. SO, Crittcndcnl; and Kings 8e0-
SeiiingETabtRn 3 TO l. Cricket & TO l. Queen Esther
to !, Boune :. to l. lottchimc to !, 10 to ~ to
against the others.
Tabtha the fayore. got the best Of good start and
led all the way winning by loSth, Bonnie second,
n neck before saluia, who was short head sttore
barefoot, tho others Struggling In. queen Esther,
Audacty and Lady Loud fell when the race was halr
over Lady Loud crOsscd Aulacity and both fell Then
Queen Esther fell thum. Atkinson, tho little boy
VINO rode Audacity, Rivers. who Lady Loud,
carried the track Tho other Jockeys
aud all horses escaped damage. Tabha entered
100 She Is fast but has bad legs, and there no
bid for her.
For the handicap hurdle race, 1as miles, over six
hurdles ten r1n-EIcelsOr stables Quebec o. los,
D,t,sl IN ptI .atpr
Ohermeyor g. 1877, BlucD; Nolan's Wimbledon aged
I49 Canavam IOwgrds West wind Il, 1888 Kenny
E-scN Stables Iarqum g. l47, Scanlonl. Dawes's NAM
monist aged, las, Ncnlbcl GOnioys Judge Grihtn a.
li5 Walker Kellys Marshall %, 40 VI. LYNCH Cpp-
ai,In AltI a md