New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
WANDA'S REMARKABLE RUN.
SECOND IN THE SEPTEMBER STAKES.

rho California colt Hidalg0 won tne Cepten
ho stakes at sheepshead Bay yesterday put 'he
:, the race clearly belong TO Pierre Loriaru ny
wnda who was beaten by head only, though she was
49," 100 nonuds while Hidalgo carried only llS
800 a dIaerepoe OF nine pounds actual weight ana OF
tveIve by the regular racing schedule oy "nicn ny
Ia entitled TO three pounds allowance IRON co' AZ 0P
tamber The contest between Hldalgo anu """
was extremely exciting throughout tne .
surlopg Iicbt-weighted Longview, with only iV'
,n,nds was a close third, with the favorite'
the DIVERS Richmond a poor fourth The Caiilorhia
marty expected to win the Twin City Handicap on iuo
day with Hidalgo and backed him heaviiy, ous .,a
last at the start and could never get through .ne
They profted largely by his success yesteroay'
nut so much money on him to make him almost "n
equal fayorte with Richmond. The latter COW n"s
cola and moreover he found the distance 700 lar i
his liking st. Augustine not In NJ cohuiVon "
run Favor was fancied by many turfmen' ou' MS uo"
was almost pulled of by little Martin curing .o n,S'
mile and he showed speed in the nnai nan 'n,,o
Fast LYNNE was outclasscd. Katrine could hardy
hays won in any case 1t was too
long tourney for her. But she was
cut down by St. Augustine after going mile anu pro-
ably Will never again. The matter was inVeS'is'
and was found to be entirely accidental flIpasricA
the rider of ST. Augustine, therefore escaped censre
Mclaughlin rode three of the six winners ihe onS
losing mount he mad ON Richmond.
Avalon ia now uncommonly fast at short distance
epd with McIaughlns energetic riding he won the hst
race at seven furlongs Tornado running second he"o
before Cleaner, while Thackeray, the favorite' was
close fourth. IL Tyrant had chance MI CnrS spo"e"
II by dropping the flag when he was far behind
Mclaughlin won the second race also by his superb
riding getting the DIVERS fourthclass colt Emendori
who never good horse In his me- ROME "'uoi
by a short head Mcdonald Sfast horse sam bro"n'
This was one the most amazing results OF 'ne year.
for Elmendors previous running had been consistently
bad while Sam Brown has repeatedly SHOWN great spoeu
Dutch Roller won the handicap at lss miles handsome
w. with Abba second and Miss Brewster third inc VIII
ner was the favorite HeolandToe's failure TO get
place seemed passing strange in view OF her recent eN
cellent performances But she is FLY to be touched
with great She has repeatedly made failures no'
easy understand Duchess was not ut to run ana was
only ont for work
The Dryers FLY Mile showed her heels to the other
fwo.year-olds In the fifth She is handsome ana
nimble.
Repeater won the steepechase with Bourke Cochran
second aud Wimbledon the favorlte, third Wmbedons
ider seemed TO take no interest in the affair."
THE CONTESTS IN DETAIL
Iouisette sam Brown and Detective were withdrawn
from leaving ten to run seven furongs Tor
a purse OF $500. They were g. L. Lorlards colt
Thackeray years. lis pounds ridden by FitzpatrickG
B. A. Haggn's colt Tyrant %, 49, Duffy; X T. rates
goldng Monogram g. lis, OHara); ]. Wilson's hlly
Lizzie W. formerly homage a, 115, Greenl; Hayden q
Barrys geding Cleaner Co. 115, Biayock; Burchs hly
Telie Doe %. 109 Maynard; stoopss colt Tornado a.
49, Hayward); snedeker's colt Lord Bcaconsheld g.
1i2 NJ Donohue; Danaher's gelding Avalon aged 10,
1fcIaughlin) aud Kelsos ly wait-awhle g. 81, Davis
PoolsGleaner $50, Thackeray Si0 Tyrant $50, Mono
gram $50 Avalon $50, field $50. Books-Thackeray z
TO q Cleaner TO l. Tyrant to ], Avalon TO l, Mono
gram to 1, 10 to so to l against the others.
After many breaks the flag fell to a start which was
extremely unfair 1yrant aud struggling for the others
Lizzie w FIRST Thackeray second, Cleaner third and
Avalon fourth, and Tyrant far in the rear.
I kent he lead a
Thackeray second. Theu Lizzie W. fell back to be
seen more. while Cleaner went TO the front and Az
alon took second place Cleaner retained slsnt aa
hard work Avalon got bin In advance ana Tornado
coming with rush the outside, got second place by
head from Cleaner Avalon won by length IN l:29ss
Tornado second, head before Cleaner. who was haf
sxiS Peiie Doe seTentS wain.%iie eighth Lizzie "
ninth, and Lord BcacOnsaeld far behind French pools
There were four in the second race S25 each. $500
added weights thrtyye pounds above the scale. dls-
100 FeakeS MeDonads horse sam Br9wa g; los,
Laughinl; and j. Donohues geldng Iaeyrand 70, $50,
Pools-Rica 500 Sam Brown $50 Taleyrand $50, e.
Inendorf 500. Bookshelf TO ., Sam Brown TO l,
Llmendorf 8 to l. Taleyrand 10 to l.
Rca got the best Of the start with Taleyrand second
and Emendorf third. Talleyrand set ont TO make the
pace, and held the lead for halt a, q mile Then
with Elmendorf. Sam Brown aud Emendorf entered
the homestretc nearly terms and they the
last urong almost head and head Toevery ones amaze
nent ElmeDdOrf proved little the faster and won by
fore Rica, who was twenty lengths before IaLeyrand
French pools S31 10.
$3.50 added. Parole and Olivettc withdrawn. Ten
Ian-Keso's mare Heelanl-Toe Is, 10Y, Meatonl; sned
Dutch Roller a, lO3 Hamilton Revere stables horse
Herbert g. io Ks sS my ]o5 A Ws. g.
Key's horse COumel Is, 3d. RAFFERTY,; Calahan's hlly
s aged b ie 9S and sB y Morn
PooisHD1tch Roller S45 ueeland-To $40. Duchess
$50 Eagle $50, Alba S25. field BOoks-Duch
Roller to /, heei-and-Ioe to l. War Eagle 10 !.
Alba to l. Duchess to l. Miss Brewster 70 l, Topsy
10 to l. Conme IL to l. Herbert 10 10 l. Morning Glory
The signal was glyento another struggling start with
Topsy In front Miss Brewster second. Abba third.
Herbert started out anbtousy ana TOOK the iead from
half mile and then fell back rapidly Topsy appeared
when War Eagle, Abba, and Miss Brewster challenged
her. These three were dispgting the lead fnriong
quickly and with great by three lengths Ia
.25 Abba second. half length before Miss Brewster
Heeand Toe sixth Morning Glory seventh ropsy eighth
CSnme ninth Herbert t G ,h freoGh poS S9 3d.
yearods, 500 each S25 forfeit 81 800 added $500 to
Eight ran~Dwyer Brothers colt Richmond DIS. Nc
LaughlD) Rancocas stables pair Of FLIES Wanda u22,
colt Iiidalgo 1i3. Duffy; G. l.. Lorard's colt 81.
Agustine qis. FitzpstriclQ Morris q Patlon's COZ
Lewis, and Kelso's colt Longview n03. Aieaton,,
Poos-Richmond 500, Hidalgo S73.7 Raneoea Stable
Richmond to 2. Hidaigo TO i. Favor to /. Rance
L, Il. L., l.,
IOngview 90 TO l.
East Lynne made the pace and opened a gap OF
elk lengths Richmond Running second. Favor third
der a double pull, Karne fourth. HidagO fifth In the
second quarter mile they closed East Lynne and
she passed the stand the first time. after running five
furloDgs her lead only two lengths Favor
ond. still under double pull. KatIn a close
third and Richmond fourth, while Wanda
moving easily last OF all. At the next
Olney tried 10 take the rails ST. Augustine
Fitzpatrick tried 10 check ST. Augustine little TO avoid
foullug Katrine but Richmond just then accidentally
tostled a. Augustine. The result that Katfines
nigh hindi leg was badly cut by Of St Augustnes
hoofs and she dropped out OF tho East Lyme
first si quarter mile after passing the stand but by
length only. On the backstretch UidagO moved up
and at the same time Mclaughlin called Richmond
The Dwyer colt, however could catch
Hdago who led down the lower turn
and Into the hOmestretch. But Hayward brought
up Wanda, whose burst OF speed phenomenal. A
halt furlOng from the line she Hdagos head and