New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-26
CAIJFORNIA AHEAD AGAIN.
HIpALGo WINS THE EMPORIUM.
Ar EXCITING RACE WITH THE CALIFORNIA COLI ~
FRONT.


-, - sha sent Tyrant over the mountains and
+hs ,thers and Belmont the spois OF the
ing colt Then Tyrant passed under ciouu' 'oo 49,.
provine miehter than he. But now hiaago ois1o' Vo
an tho fun light Of honor and triumph III was singular
.hrr that in the betting the Emporium the iavoris
w.s n illy that had never run Ia race anu 'ho .i
hooa and winner also made his first bow TO the pupo
Roth were backed as IL there we're no hereafter 80.
Jorlllard and his friends heaped money Oh Maine.
Never did racer wholly untried In pubic go 70 INC p
stronger fasorite for great turf pri@o Az '',o"
But the California party met the confidence OF 'ne
Layton with equal stoutness OF heart ana snoVeiea
the shekes on their colt Pierre Loriilaro nsu oee
warned by his trainer that mdalgo was the dangerous
ouantty In the race, but the plunging on khrno "o
ON without stint II. o. Bernard, the owner oi ooo'
nforau,hlin the rider and James Rowe, Mr. BernaruS
new trainer all certain that Goapo couiu no
<ne race But he did. Charles Littleheld thought MS
Tecumseh sure OF success. ST. Augustine was WI
hacked for place. but few dollars went OIL any VI '
entries to win except Katrine, doano' hiua'so anu
Tecumsch Goano acted the sneak and cur. he suiAcu
and refused 10 run before the race was h"i 40
Vat,ine ran well for q aile and was then out oi ]
Tecumseh held Oh little longer but codid 10 no'n"s -
fba last quarter mile. ana Hdago came IN aonc' OF
Augustine beating Longyiew for second place Win so
effort the Juetta colt ran UNEXPECTEDLY VIC" up =" ''
last furlong and then gave IL up -
ra,r,rs NAV have beaten Wanda In trials she must
done something wonderful in private or she woud
not have been backed so heavily But wanda even
with ll9 pounds would have done oet'er ln'h Blu ~"
IN the IT,, ,,. ,,o,
Hidalgo ia powerful clipper-built, racing ike oiacA
colt son of Joc Daniels and Electra He ihas greao
sneed and is probably little inferior to Tyfan But NC
carried only I04 pounds in the Emporium he 'n'oV
meet such gracers BersanI Joe Cotton ana "unua
with full weight up before his true rank OIL Tue 'u'i van
be told.
rsden In the first race in a way that sure to XIII MS
chancesa This fast little horse has knever won
except by waiting and using bis speed IN tno noni
stretch. Yesterday with the top weight ne was sho'
along from the start against Heva ana Wa'ino"o'
and finished third. Every ono knows that his owners
od.ls of conscientious integrity but why will they
Give the censorious q chance wag their tongues
Now Il they had been bold bad men theY mlgn' nave
ordered their jockey to ride just tho way .na1 nay
rode The public made their horse toploi'y iS'oiio
Some time the public will got leg-weary OF making oo
makors' horses colossal faVorites. Inc 'cmP'""on
IN spill the public under such CIRCUMSTANCES
sronr enough TO shatter tho principles ola Mugwump
After al SooRmakers poor, fra errlng Iellow-erea
ures Why expose them to such temptationst
The upright owners of Jack of Hearts landed Dig Sn
IN tho third race Their Turco has been Do'ue"
ND in alcohol for year or wv" anu ~
ba,d,capners and public have forgotten all about
him So he was weighted lightly ana MADE runaway
race Meaton, who was riding Heeiana-i0e' oecain0
discouraged before he reached the honeSue'ch' MI
Cassatt might examine Meatoh III 'ne "e''n' ~
The people that made Elgin favorite In the Tur
race we're afflicted with feebleness OF intellect AnS
colt never did anything to Justify It.
But the funniest thing OF the day was tne way tne
booknrakers plunged on John Y. In tho last race NO
more worthless animal could be found II the whole OF
America were searched with fne-tooth como Yet
they were sure he would beat trafalgar 'oIn
Y never had the glimpse Of chance IN the
race. ,
Electric won the twoyearod race In dashins style
81. DO-f1ap as
Friends of Mclaughlin say that Pierre Lorilard sub
United charges against him to the execu-
tive committee OF the CLUB on "eunes"aF'
II was alleged that he had Intentionally fouou
Drake Carter with Fostera in the Cup race on Tuesday
The committee questioned Mclaughlin and all the other
toctavs in the race Hayward Donohue Fitzpatrick and
Sheridan and Mclaughlin Mr. Loriii"rdl Is
laid 70 have been so dissatisfied with Haywards way of
representing the that he told him that ne "ou
ret no more mounts from the Rancocas staple
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
nh, Sat race was a handicap sweepstakes SOS each,
$500 added 500 to second; lie miles six ran-AP
ploby 4 Johnson's horse Jack OF Hearts 'aseI, IL
mounds layward) Kernaghan's Geldng Bufeh % iV''
Wethers); Clipsiana Stables c'I' DuAs VI - 90
1.na "A Or Uiggs) Rancssas Stables ally HcTs 70, 30
fp,,rch,. r Berry Walls horse wallnower o. SO,
Mcca,tr,: ana Bryanrs gelding Charley Marks (ased
1o3 Fisher. Poos-Jack Of Hearts SOD burcn eio'
Waiaower $40 Duke OF Westmoreiand $50 neio Too'
1,o,k.-JAck of Hearts even, Duke of "estmoreland9
10 !, purch TO !, Walnower W Il nova '" - ~
lev Marks 20 TO l.
TIA, worthless beast Charley Marks spoiled several
starts The flag fell to fair start, DaSe OF "esmore
land getting little the worst OF It, HeVa lnauo 'he
pace but Jack OF Hearts and Wahhower were aspn'"s
avery stride with her up to the honestretcn lht was
al ycbt for Walnower with his light weight, but JACK
of Hearts never race that way and IL was SIN
cnlar policy adopt withhim When no mas won III mas
been by waiting and coming with rush IN inc nome
,,eh and why he should been running up all the
1aadn
\ ward did all that could DO done with
NJ ths. way of riding. Buroh waited and
J nasssd Heya Wallnower and Jack-ofHearts In the
and with great ease by two lengths In
1855 waaower second, head before Jack-of- Hearts,
who was three lengths before Heva Duke OF Westmore-
land fifth, and Charley Marks Tar p@c& MUTUAL p'o'
$50 80.
The second race sweepstakes for two-year-oids
sos each $3.50 added special weight conditions dis
lance 81 mile. Eight ran-G L. Lor1lards gedlns
Electric t97, ]. Donohue) wtherss FLY Long stop
s no7 sbauer,; Kittson's colt Mink QO0 Mccarthy
na,nass stables eolt yindex (97, wethers); r. w.
waldens colt Rock-and Bye 600, Evans; Kernaghans
fv little Minnie (97. Fisher; and Kcsos pair, the
colt Amalsam 600. Meaton), and Ally Waita-Whhe ga
Davis
poolsF,ectrlc sl2o Mink SOS. Long Stop $35,
Tstte Minnie $50, field $50. Books-Electric to D.
Mink TO Q, Long stop to l, Rockand Rye 9 to l. Lit
fle Minnie 3 70 l. 10 and 20 to 1 against the others
The eight more than hall an hour al the posi-
rinallv the Tag fell toerable start OF which Long
Stop got the worst, Mink being In 'front.' Little
rinnie secoud, RocS-and-Ryel third Electric fourth
Mnk led for a furIong but Rock-and-Rye showed the
1av Down tho lower turn. At the head OF the home
eretch Electric through at speed that made the
lhsrs lock ike coach horses, and won in cant or ID
8 1.IJi4 Mlnk second two lengths behind Electric ana
four Lengths Long Stop, who was mead before
fSerk AVID rive the others pulled Muusls, $3.50
The third handicap sweepstSkes . miles.
81 43o each. $3.50 added. Seven ran-W Donohue's colt
Tcin Is years, 100 pounds, Donohuslj Kelso,s mare
EerIan.l- Zoe q, los. AeatOnl Appeby Johnson
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