New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
THE DIVERS KEEP THE VASE
MISS wooproRD WINS IT A SECOND TINE.


rbera was large attendance at the Sheeps-
"a Raw raee-eourse yesterday, though the programme
o,,y fairly attractive. The weather was warm ou.
49,, -. gentle sea breeze. II was the last day OF
me reular autumn meeting Of the Coney Island JOCKEY
rut An extra days racing will be given however To-
morrow. w.. n,a-+n
ss 90. xva,gbt won though If Meaton had made hisru
ntnr on Recl-and-Toe sooner than he dld tne resu'
r,irbt have been different Bob Miles poited az 'no
hrst turn and threw his rider tar 81.
Rootmaker McDoralds horse Sam Brown with MS
Hight weight eleveriy won tue Se'o"u i"'' 49,
time OF l:29a. r,
rn th,rd race was the feature of the days sport II
for the great Long Island Stakes, two mile meats
The Dwyer Brothers some years ago won the Wooua"h
yaxe which had been added to the heh'ucAy
at.uson Stakes and they in turn gave IL
81 the Coney Island Jockey Club to add to the Great
Tong Island Stakes TWAS to become the property OF
xe subscriber hoshould win 1t two years IN
THE vase ia once moro theirs for last year they won
1he stakes with Miss woodford and yesterday they re-
pested the victory with her. was o"lns
TO the greatness OF the mare anu
eh. supsr,oriiy Of McI.aughlin's horsemanship
that this result was accomplished. Probably II Mr.
Ashe had put up more skillful rider than the ooy
Kelly on his nly Binette she would have at least won
che rs heat for Miss woodford only boat the ally by
head and 1t called forth all McLaughlins skill
even to win by that much. The second heat was also
CLOSE but again McLaughlins superior skil avaied ed
( ne VA
dropped the ss to Those sS0IgttGn1y sgBst SGt
the Of the send of were able TO tbSSsS
the made o es Gallant e and d
run good fourth; but with her heavy weight and bad
start she really mad No a on 10 Rca was not equal to
william ponosSs on SsTs at ss BAD 80 ssr the
fnvorite being left at the post
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
The first race was a handicap. 1ss miles, $50 each
$3.50 added which $3.50 was to goto the second horse
There we're starters Lakelands colt Burgomaster
"a 100 Rayford) scotss flly East Lynne q, 80, Riv-
ers Preakness Stables Heartsease g. 80, HaD; Will
lamss colt Bob Miles a, LOG, Brennan) Kelsos marc
Heeland.Toe %, 1o5, Meaton) Fox & Co.'S colt Tom
Martin a. 1I6, Fitzpa tricks PettngPs gelding Valet
a. l00 W. Donohuel; Campbers geding John sullivan
co. 1oo Covngton); and Bowies mare Bessie 70, a. h.
YoosIIs"Heei-and!Toe $50. Tom Martin $50 Bob Miles
Hes 8 to L East Lynne s to and from 10 to 80 to1
Tpo start good one Tom 1an, Martin Bessie ,Ss
esSe 1u rs being in bunch and we'll up Bessie imme
6tey assumed the lead and they ran past the stand
And Valet running head and head with Heeand.TOe IN
Fourth position. Going around the turn ana 70 ,ho
only led by neck Hssrse9ss S second Valet
bird and Ton sn ars fsU easns BY yns
eecond and Hee-sndTos third After chipping h9sn tnn.
lengths before East East Lynne, who was third Time
ss second race was the speedwell stakes, sweep
stakes $50 each with 81 900 added 1900 OF which was
10 20 second horse and $oo to third special WEIGHTS
Psnss y 9 %s 4 S chSrsh
6sos Staw e. ss COOKS SsE9asGTs norse Fers
kyIs yIsn o. es KeliyS: Raneeca; stables gslding
ts4 Ss' Xrnod) Fannin CO.'S mare Decoy Duck Is. 95.
Eeston1 and Suffolk Stables colt Tacoma a. IS,
Pools. .H,shaignt sllo. Parole $50 DsSoy Duck gao
nac Iluek To Brown i
Burch TO 1. Chocraw and Ferg Kyle to each and
BSrcS had length the of the start Parole second
neck In front OF FerS Kyle with the others fairly well
Stretch p RssGy sSd pSff sa Parole r1 S neck the
Kyle in third position fourth TSeS and anS nS
and sas''''f into the homestrste6 all tie horses
sasy S ss lead Sam Brown aud racing
neck aud neck. Sam Brown came away when hai: way
Ssif ssshs pecoy DUCK second neck IN front of Pa
foie third and Ferg Kyle fourth Time l;29% Mutuas
fourth the eESst LGS IssO5 I:G05
se + woodlawn presented 6y
Of the subscriber winning the two years in sneess
s,cn bTysr BroSSrs s naTs Mss woodford o. III
MeIanghlinl; Ryans mare Caramel %, ILL., Duhy)i
Peols--Niiss woodfcrd $1l0 Binette s35. Caramel
elb. Books-Mss weodford to on, Binette to 1
FIRST hestcsrams had three lengths the best of the
send-oG Miss Woodtord being length IN advance OF
~
four lengths the other two running head and head Al
the end S as st %s and BDse s e1 and made
the pace Aosg the backsrech the second time around
back Around the upper turn Mclaughlin began drive
Miss woodford along AT the head Of the homestretch
cus riding Of her Jockey who used the whip and spur
without stint. Miss woodford won the heat by neck
Pools before second hest~Miss woodford, 800,
Binette. s45 Books-Miss woodford, 8 to on; BIZ
BiDete iminedistely took the lead when the Gag fell
Miss Woodord was sent along and after the mile had
been covered the peeE and neck making an ex
Ssss s''1 Nj: SSo41sa s$SaaS ssSsi ss:T
oa turning into the hOmsstTotsh Miss Wcodtora had
Hiding landed her winner BY two lengths Kelly letting
BIS sacken up in the last few strides when he saw
and So SIS on second heat.
The isrn race $50 Ms eas ,ae 600 asseS o3 e wbcS
Fas go second and 800 to third Distance three
Sops colt Il %ssr H. dis onsyG Keisos colt Amaissm
io2 Meatonl; Klttsons colt Brown Duke Q03 Brennan
hE Eos hsFs9 %ssa D'ani ass cSsy dfa fH
s1sb. snd FHGSnfs ss Dew ESos0 PoS qoi Awa.en
JAWS halls Any ssss uS2 Green, Morris y 4 PAY
& @ hy @ GSa rossr rss 2 and H*yie
51amasney Brothers, nly Pettieeat u02, Higgs
forrisan lo5 Kelly. and Hagsin's Any Fortuna Cs5.
PAIR asssaS s5 DS1 ps!r S TstsS
elo. Books-Dew Drop TO /, Walter H. and Mllhe
e / each, Brown Duke and Charity TO each, and
<rom 10 TO 80 70 ! against the others
The bad many of the colts standing no
chance whatever for the when the nag
FELL Bess, Charity and Walter H. were
IN n all strung out Bess led all along the
bscksreteh with Walter H. and Charity IN close attend
ance. Coming around the upper turn the colts In the
rear closed somewhat the leaders but were never
abe 10 make up ground that was given 10 the first
Three cclts the start Walter IL by neck, Bess
beipg second and Charity third, only neck further
& back Dewdrop fourth Time 1:l7. Mutuals S3i %.
The nth race handicap sweepstakes, $50 each,
end 500 the third. Distance IA miles There were
ten starters Christies' flly Bonanza %, 90.
Potter Summit Stables colt Royal Arch
{ N, loo. Church) Davis Halls hlly
Enigma "a, I04, Covington) Morris d Patton's
oot Favor g. llO, MeIaughlin) HaRgn's colt Tyrant