New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
A GREATDAY FOR THE DUDES
WASHER AND wALLFLowER WIN.
~up RICH EMPIRE CITY HANDICAP FALLS ~ Lima
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p.x,, rocino was closed until the |
Antumn Yesterday with five thrilling con' snecta
sarce with a delighted multitude OF appiau"i"s ana
tors with gracious June sky. delicious juno ,,or
track excellent horses, and everybody ID e aay tina,
:. was the most enjoyable and lively eosine ovos
~, American Jockey Club ever had. And now ai' -
.nrD 90 sbeeDshead Bay and the fat Suburban ha'"R
tomorrow . ,,N rrc,ish cloth |
the Young gentlemen clad about wiz" i' ',1 Tho |
nd pnol,sh manners who frequent Delmohico anu w
anu a., oontls state of exhilaraton yesterday
A. w,bers,s Masher whose name had been oes'o"0"
nv the genial autocrat of Brookdale In spirit VI YIN
pliment to his gay young friends cantefeu "H W.
second race and 4. Berry WalPs Walho"er' Vn' :.
and boast Of his aristocratio owner "s We" -,
lord Alfred" "tho Dotlet" and other H"s,o
.a,,an. who ,mport their raiment, captured the
m,le banacap Every one glad to see MY WA "n'
for he has stuck TO the turf through much e'i iO'
with courage resolution. and deserves suoe S .,
But the most popular victory of the day was 'ha' %
Himalaya for the Empire City HahGcap' lis h
Mr. Galway Ia liked and honorcd by every ONO W."
meet. him Broad-pinded generous, modest anu INNS
aiming his course the turf has aiwa! 'h0
example Incapable OF trickery or sharp ueahnS' W M
neyer descended the devices many owners "i'
=, which are intended TO blind the Puoii0
and influence the betting. MI Galway oeie'e9
An running horses with nice seiSe
OF what is fit and becOmninG as Is shown III inc "
mcnt Of q great bank or great commercai nou9O
hiss been much bufeted by fortune but mas nov Vi %
lot of his cheerfulness ana coupoSuFo Va
toward moro successful owners
Himalaya extremely well lie Is INV N'r
eoand though he must still Improve much todeiea' such
four-year-olds Lousette. Mikado Pampero' p"oHo'
and Ratapan at even weights, he Is likely W earn
GOOD deal OF money for the Preakness Stable ths year
He is In tho Suburban tomorrow at 10 pohn"s oi"
ing seven pounds penalty yesterdays success anu
will make the best OF them hurry il he starts.
Mr. withers pair, Pamporo and Duplex LED INC pet
ting in the Empire City. Pampero made the pace a"N
again proved himself colt of uncommon speed DuPio
acted like q cur G. l. Lorillards pair, ReYeler anu
Thackeray earned credit Indeed, their running was
deplorably bad while little praise could De gwen W
General Monroe, HeelandToe and Long hhght' az
three of whom were strongly backed. Duchess ala "e4
but she was asked conceds weight to every amman III
the race and the task too severe Tor her.
The first race was barbarOus exhibition or noggihs
II Is outrageous TO sensitive twOyearolds so mer
cilessly and Mr. Bergh ought to Interfere McLausni'h
and Barbee have no pity. Mr. Withers always INSISTS
on jockeys treating his twoyearolds gently ana he Is
right.
The head of the Brookdalo farm will probably soon
name one OF his colts Dude and lilly Dudine. HIS
Nasher was vastly superior to the animals he met 'n
the second Washer not in the Trant class oui
IN any other company is not to despised at any distance
below mile and quarter.
AZ PAM showed much speed in the fourth race but he
got off badly and his jockey waited too long Mr. Pnens
Jancs no NC, hoaaghl. ana Lille 1ss"'1 =,
tween them made awful OF the start In that race
J. Meany was so drunk he could scarcely cling TO
The saddle in the seepechase and the judges deberatod
some time his but as they found no reason "
suspect fraud no action was taken
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
The first race half q mile for two-year-ods TINT
had never won, for purse Of $500 -Four rdn-H- w
Waldcns colt Rock and Rye Q15, ridden b. McLaugh'
un,: KeiIy's unnamed colt by Glenelg-Nannie Black
aus Barbee); Kelsos FLY Mystery Q12. Feakes) and
Berry Walls flly Faience (112, Fisher. Betting-Rock
and Rye even the Mamie Black colt TO s. Patience 70
j, Mystery 10 to l.
Mystery was first OF, Taence second and the Mamie
Black colt third The Mamie Black colt quickly took
The lead end set the pace, and Mclaughlin was
Hoeging Rock Rye before he had gone urons. IN
the hornesretch It was ptiess struggle all four OF
them getting the whip almost every stride for fur
long The Mamie Black colt barely snatehed the prize
by neck in 81 seconds, Rock and Rye second hall
length before Faience Mystery badly beaten.
After the race the colt named Neptunus
The second race was tor yearods special weight
conditions IA miles Five ran-wIthers's colt Washer
1O5io pounds Ole overweight, ridden by shauer) p
Lorilard irs FLY Nenetzin Q03, MoCariy) snedeRers
Ally Brita QOI 8 over W. Donohue), Cribs colt Wins
ton QO4, over, F. Duffy and j. WadeD's colt Meht
more u0s Green.
Betting-Masher TO 5, Brita to !, Nenezin TO q
Winston to l. Mentmore 10 l.
Washer was first away but pulled back, and Ment
more set the pace furong, Nenetzin then going to
the front but at end OF the first hafmile Washer
took the lead though still under pull, aud all tho
way as he liked. coming in first in canter by two
lengths in 2O3 Winston second length before Brita,
Nentnore fourth and Nenetzln last.
Next came the great race the day, the Empire City
Handicap 800 EACH half forfeit but only $50 If de-
clsred out by p. mo Monday, with $1,000 added
$500 to second and $3.50 TO third. Distance Ia miles
The prize worth to the winner $1,000 M. -.
Fifteen ran for this great handicap. Ihey were
witherss pair, the colt Pampero g years, 10 pounds,
rdded by shauer), and the gelding Duplex 81. ll3,
Mckinney; George L. Loriard's three the colt Ihack
cray a. ia, Hayward, the colt Reveller a. ll2 Bay
lock- and tho My Tolu a. 49, eehardy snedexers MY
Duchess a. l15,W DonohueG McEmee!s horse General
Monroe taged, 1l9 Ftzpatrekl j. T. Mep9nald's PAR.
horse Wallensee g. los p Dufy the Preakness stables
pair, the colt Hmaaya "a, lV7, Lewis and geldng
&c. 100, FISHER and Heel-and-Toe g, 1O5, Meaton)j
Wild McCaull's colt Choctaw "a, SO, J: Donohue) and
observation-disclosures Stable to l. Duchess TO 2, Gen.
eral Monroe to 2 the Keso pair to the PTeakncss
Stable to the Mcdonald pair 10 the L0iluaId sta
bic 10 /, War Eagle lot ].
n the post his stable companion Hinalaya did not
need any assistance from him. Duplex was first of,
Dupex soon fell back and The Kelso pair. nce-and-Toe
and Rica appeared in front for furlong Then shauer
out the running, with HeeardToer tripping lightly close
behind Long Knight rrnnmg T9Id , 9 masg
the homesreteh. but HImaaya was running with great
speed power and pressing him sharply as they
reached the crown Of The hi ana BEGAN the uhnnoes
rush TO the finish. Donohue took the outside with
from the end. Then her weight stopped her,
and Donohno who had been riding her des-
If'S avl 1;a 5S to {s o s s%p0G sus
81 the wcights which Hiuaaya had decided the race,
AND in the last hundred yards PqmpcrO passed b.
the lightly weighted Choctaw. Hnaaya wonn superb
by lensth in the tast tlme- l TINS tIacEoI
was neck before Daohosss General Monroe was fifth
None OF George J. IOrard's three showed much
speed Reyeer and Thackeray both DONG badly. Cen
s sfr dcn'Oe greatly di5apponted her
friends. If her Jockey had waited with her her chances
The fourth race was a free handicap at mile. s25