New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
MISS WOODFORD BEATEN.
FAILING EVEN TO GET A PLACE.
w,xs THE EATONTOwN SHAKES.

The DIVER Brothers maue the worst mis"'ho
=, their lives when they parted with their lhteise". anu
synful trainer James Rowe. The noted pntcner- ooy
- ,,,,Is about race horses themselves. They nave
.,ways been guided by the Judgment OF other men,
wnan they had Rcwe to guide them their ieet rares
.tuub,ed. This season they have been witnou. h''
counsel and they have had some fearful aiis' ihoy
Aoundered about wildly and their stapio nae .a
handled with little sense II Rowc had been at 'n0
Of IT, Miss woodford would not have sunesed TWO
The star OF the Queen OF the Turf has passeo "on'
,,o,d She was heaten mt shccpshcad Bay by inao
IN n we'll fought finish. But she was co"''ue a =,
eray ten pounds Yesterday Pontiac "'',o". - ,ou,
advantage in the weights, outrau her al '"' "a'
the haif-ruile post When IL was % ~ sno came in
LANCER McIaughllr pulled her up anu '"O ,, -,
800. sh d,d not run like herself at ALL ana couio no'
bare heen I'm fit condition. Yet her ownor' o
heavily She iuay recover her FORM anu WIN an. s"
Cbampion Stakes on Monday foh''ao Is INV -" '
race ,,.. por, ond tbe
excitement rose far above 100 degrees In the shade
wood was strong favorite In the first race o"'
did not get place. He is sceicate uncertain m.
with n moor appetite. One day his work Is e~ooo"'
another day he almost hobbies. wehkhowh HI" ~
bookmakers lost large sums on brooH"o"u. a.
Io,,ars lrAt- weighted Glly Tou won rather easi.
md mt 81 500 In Punger" Watons pocket lie Salu
he was tempted by the long odds against ner' no
fapced Brookw ood but the odds were TOO shorl oo W
took Tolu. o..,.u., ond
no
Trsnton Stakes with Brambeton and Richmond Toiio
Iororis sauda might have beaten Brambleton ou' ior
The over. confidence Of her jockey Rafferty, 1000
I, Nh. Eatontown stakes. Pierre Lorilard put S3ooo
on Pontiac for place. hut had no luea ti"' "'s oo'
would beat Miss woodford. Alcock with his 'ls"a VII
errins sagaclty, put his first jockey biay'och U"
,se,te instead of on Thackersy. but fbackeF'y ran
much tho better race Of the two and was second 10
Pontiac Alcock and PIucus would make great 'ea'n
Iou,scte is yet fit to run She has not n"o "o'"
enough.
Mr. Walton backed the field against Miss woodf"rd
In every race in which Meaon rode yesieroay' nc g''
away last nearly SO. This boy making S'''oe'
toward the championship Of clumsiuess
William Donohue Is doing some weak and onnehng
riding now Ills recent fall to have played havoc
with his courage and Skill
An Of Comm ,dore Kittson's hoiscs have been taken
AWAY from Saratoga and all the engagements OF th'
stable at that place have been cancelled ms s'ep mas
bcen taken because the stable Jockey, McCarty' wa"
ruled of dsobcdience 70 the starter ahu oe""'o
Commodore Kittscn and Major Hubbard have "ceohie
convinced that they could not expect tar treatment "
the Springs
TIE SPORT IN DETAIL.
PuckstoDe and Miss Goodrich were Withdrawn from
the tr st race handicap at mile leaving ten W S'
They were Kclsos colt Brookwood @ years lo3 pouhda
ridden by Meatou) Montgomery Stables eeihhg LOT
pcdo o. &C. Chareston) Hopsons mare DcIilah OBS
lasertv,. DIVER Brothers colt Executor %, o3,
Potter) Lovclrs g.ldng Aure!ius o. 90 GRIMM, Chp
siana Stables colt Wondermcnt g, 80. Rivers o. l"
I,orillard's FLY Tolu a. 90. Gerhariy; Appieby
johnson s horse Jack OF Hearts aged, lls haywarp
W. c. Daev's horse Krg Van g, 9, 4la overweight
Mclaughlin; and Galatians MY Miss bIc"s'o' w.
1O4, w. Donohue).
Pools--Jack OF Hearts $50, Brookwood $40. Dehah
$50 Tou SIC. Executor SIC. said ;3t Roeks.Iro <
wood to Jack OF Hearts 10 l. Miss brewster 10 i,
D,Illah Z TO /. 10 to 80 to l against the others -
rrec., ssa scSd King Fan third and rookwood and
jack Of Hearts In the rear Inc Two c ~ dr
lave at the turns But for this almost certain that
one ar tho other would have King Fan, Executor
Stretch. Were King Fan retired Little Gcrtariy rode
Tou WELL keeping her In good position atcr nel nne
sSeci Well and Won the by length in l:449 Jack
OF Hearts Executor peah and l,rooKwood made close
Heats T sad placed Dcllah third Executor aud
Brookwooi were only short nea aas be e1a
D... vo wss III S each l' si5 fore with 5000
ADDED. $50 to scond; selling allowances; distance
aa %ie or. ssSo" ana Eh s @sato tie
Fa9oOeas s ssd r1 a s Ef'i bwyer 5
colt Baiabet9n Goii2 s over I,renpan Lltteeds
ss9. Bramoleton $50, the Kesos pair s2G field $50
pair 10 L. Dardala {. |, Lizzie Walton 10 to l.
The start again bad Strategy being IN 'front.' Win
faluda nth. waia-while sixth and Restless last:
pspbloion quickly passed strategy and ead
Ereansn whipped and spGrrcd Brarnlleton all the way
so tns s5 e s wo by short head in through
Kssortys cvcrconfdcncs in saluda Rafferty, took 1t
fy At the finish she shortened her stride aud the
was lost wat-a-Whc was third ha en a; ogn .a
w,o and Restless last Bram6ietOG was , entered
Eight for the Trenton stakes for a
selling allowances; $50 cach SO forfeit, 900 added
Ss's pair Of lilies Unrest no@a oney and
Heya 3 Raasrty p%yer brS'nGTS PAR o" s c9 pos
I'm Hsso PAT Of sS saef5s5 d. colt cno2
Srn BayIoc and wherss Unnamed colt by Stone.
h.nce-J uctta dO6. W. Donohue).
$40 Keso's pair so. J1ctia colt s3P Books-Tich.
mond TO 5, Elmendort 3 to l. Lenox to l. Rancocas
Unrest was arst, away ana led for three iurlongs.
Then Richmond took slight lead. Elmcsdort ran up
the lower turn and the Dryer pair were first and
second nts tue homcsretch Emeniorf retired in the
and ponohue called on tue Jullctta colt Butthey could
BOT catch Richmond. who won easily by two lengths In
was two lengths before Lopgvew. Elmendorf came in
fifth. Unrcst sixth, saltpeler seventh and Heva last
bs ne day was for the Eaton
800 each go forfeit 81 5oo added 200 to second;
drawn leaving Aye to Tmn%yer Brothers s5e Miss
the s'd mare Icaisei,e T. los Bayoco and colt
Thseteray 4llJ DonohueS Kancocas o, stable. col.
g. io2ia 3ia over. ". Donohueli
Psos-Miss woodford $3.50, Pontiac 49, g. L. Lori
lsris pair 500, Greuader "a. BoOks-lO TO on Miss
Noodfofd, 6 to against Pontiac. Louisstto 6 to !,
Ih1Ckgray IL TO /. Grcnader % 10 l..
The start was again had. Lousette being first away,
Pooac second Thackcray third. Miss Woodford fourth
and Grcnader far behind practically to be left At
the post Miss Woodford promptly up and her head
va. front at the end Of the first igrlong But Pontiac
ard Louisettc at her neck These three ran with
E-markable evenuess mp TO the half-mlc post. when
1oui.e,e fell back Then tho spectators expected TO
Bliss WoOdforj from Pontiac But she did
Dot and she could not Pontiacs head was In advance
down the lower and he first into the homestretch
and led all the way ~ the end, winning easily
By two lengtbs Thackeray second two Lengths before
Icu.se,te who two lengths before Miss Woodford,
Grenader last when It was certain that Miss Wood
ford " AZ bcaten-and this was plain beyond all ques-