New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-02
BERsAN WINS THE TWIN CITY.
A CLOSE FINIsHIN A GREAT HANDICAP.

KATRlNE AND BOB COOK MAKE Deaf HEAT FOR
SECOND PLACE
The lambs were sholn on the Sheepshead
Bay yesterday with hOroughness and dispatch
that would have done credtto Wall Street When In sim
gle day the starter leaves Lousete at the post the
Dryer Brothers best threeyearold colt falls to got
place in great for which no is overwhelming
fayortc Jack-oE Hearts gets badly beaten In selling
race, and Parole nowhere wonder that the old
and wariest sheep wander around shiyerng without
any wool.
great many people went down to see the Twin City
| Handicap decided They sad at heart when they
returned. II rich days shcarng for the book
makers. Public form exploded as II by dynamite
The great race was won by an unpopular horse from
deservedly unpopular stable.
The starting extremely poor and MI Clark lost all
the laurels that he gained the first day He began In
the worst way possible by leaving tho
favorite Lousette at the post and his
after performances we're little better But
for the starters bunder there would have been fine
| race between Louisette and Jim Renwiek With
Lousette out the big horse from the serras played with
| the field and was easy winner In l:16%, Avalon
| second
No better opportunity for meditation the part of
the turf morast has been given this year than the rum
ming in the second afforded. "Punger" Walton's
eutler won, with Hayden Barrys Cleaner second and
James Keys Bella third sutler took part In steeple-
chase Saturday and failed to get place 1t Is maxim
OF the turf that when horse Is put TO ne
loses his speed for 1atrscing Well, Sutler did not
lose his speed. He has uncommonly asute owner,
who often backs other horses in races wherein his own
take part with unbounded energy and freedom Clean
ers running OF Saratoga circutous and peculiar
as II he had been Peoria Whisky Ring on four legs
Mr. Kellys Bella at her last appearance could hardly
outrun q setrespeotng COW. Three queer animals,
| those How about the owners Well, the
public confidence in their integrity is massive as the
| Pyramid OF Cheops. Horses will do strange things
| which owners cannot help.
The popular Parole great favorite for this
race. He looked well and moved we'll, and possibly
might have won IL little Potter who rode him, had not
kept him at the end Of tho procession until the
race half over. That policy was right enough In
the days when Parole could mile in 40 and could
close big gap in the homestretch In ali Instant But
he cannot do II now. 40
The Dryers gave the public first view Of fat llly
in the race for twoyear.olds Their iilie oy Bie'-
The same stable supplied the favo,ite Tor the Twin
| City Handicap In Richmond, while Mr. Waitons I'M
ported colt Richmond was second choice Inc DWyef
colt never conspicuous apd seemed 70 nave lost the
rare speed which be had ut Monmouth Park Inc Eng
sh colt well for threequarters OF mile ana tnen
the Lightly Weighted horses left him toling nope
IN e Ig ear NSad have Won Even In oney
buugling hands she made dead heat WIN BOD eOoA
second place only few inches behind the winner
bersan. Bob Cook showed most surprising speed In
view OF his recent performances MOI long ago ne was
rowly missed winning the great handicap. Morris &
Patton extremely shrewd men. Their colt Bersan
has been "a glsriDg example OF inaDdou running THIS
year. Mr.. Morris must DO amassing great wealth.
Jseko Hearts came In last In the selling race queer
Wimbledon cantcred home the winner Of the hurdle
THE CONTESTS IN DETAIL.
Six ran FOR the first race all ages at threeQusrters
Of mile for n purse OF $500. They were G. l. Lori
lards Oily Lousette years pounds ridden by Fitz
patrick Buchanan's geldng Jim Renwck aged. no.
Duffy Patc's colt Conkng "a, lis. OHaral aMeloourno
Stables FLY The sashes g, I09 Carlson Danahers
relding Avalon aged. 49, Mclaughlin and Dwyer
BROTHERS, ,colt Brambleton r. 81 Potter.
Pools-Iousette S3j, Jim Renwick $50, Conk-
ling So Brambleton $40, field els. Books
Louisetto to 3. Jim Renwick IL TO o, Conk-
ing q TO /. Avalon to l. Brambleton ~ TO J. The
The start was as bad could be. the six being all
strung out ConkllDg FIRST Avalon second Tho slashes
third Jim lenwck fourth, ana Lousete last and not In
motion. practically left at the post Fitzpatrick made
effort TO win after the unfortunate start jim Ken
wick went laundering TO tho front but Avalon deprived
him OF tho lead tho lower turn The sg horse easily
resumed IL I'm the hOmestrech and won without difficulty
by n length IN l;l6N, Avalon second a dozen lensIns
before Conkng the others sTasglhg IN Fieheh pools
There were round dozen in the second lie miles
s25 each, $500 ADDED. The special weight conditions
pot won this year. and old Parole got In az 50 pounds
The twelve were kancocas s,aOles Reldlng Parole
Esiso. coli Tossylew q OF LeGGe PTesFses: Stables
Bella co So Rafferty,. MeCAI g.Gns COY a, s5rS
Ss srd s. ehufc6 T. T. wStoas horse saisl aSeG So
Scrhardy, = W Jonnlngss geding rony Foster Is. So
WIllnmsl; Bradoys godlng King b. 90, 80 AndersonG
and D. j. McCauls geldlng Harry Rose q. So Coying-
tom.
Pools-Parole $40. Cleaner s35. satSr sio. Long
view $40 field Si6. R0oks-Paroe TO 2, Cleaner 20
l. Bella !. fony Foster to l. sut!er to loto2o
suiiss so. the best Of the start Harry Rose second,
Bella third Parole was well up put Potter pulled MN
IN, 49, W The r.c, was ruu Then no gained a little
on the others but Potter did not call on hlm lor an Of
100 much groand TO recover he could not get
place euter and Bella raced together In 'front.' up TO
could not catch sutler who won by half length IN the
slow time OF 1859. Tho spectators though, mat bella
second and Bella third. Tony Foster wa. fourth only
head behind the third horse and harry nose , rI' ma
Parole seventh french pools paid yse 80 20 r
old, mat had never won race OF $1,000 special
weight conditions three-quarrr, Of mile len ran
and Forto ~. ArnodJi Kels1s nlly shamrock l97,
| Meaton Melbourne Stables The Bourbon ll0o Coyng-
n a. HasgIn's nlly Fortuna 97 AtEnson Kittsons
oily calera 7 Beidsn Dwyer BrOta as aiy Ms
|. & BrSces My Bon sor 81, Eaylcrdl co, To-,
tuna SIS Lovely $40. feid $40 BooksM1lis TO l.
SCOTS pair 10 Fortuna to l. Lovely u to l. oaera
The start wa, extremely unfair, Fortuna being far in
front Laura Garrison second Mile thlr the Ten De
son tried 10 race with Miio but Laura Garrison aoon
retired Caera and Scottish Lass mace an eiorL IN tno
sse hSSestretch with fdsaO9s winning by four
ongths canter in lils,a Scottish a,s see s two
| bon nth. French pools ISL 10. o,. ,,,,.. s,oo
ea siveHifs oo saaed 500 and 20 per
the and 10 cent Of tho stakes 70 tue snlId
ers SO RehmOnd o years. pounds ridden BY Nc
Laughlip); r. 4. Waltons imported colt hlenmohu -
6a RAY T RaneoCas s. Stables y Kstrno g. ney
Morris Pattons pair OF colts, Ten STONE .o 20 MnI
s s1'' r TornaSo bTfHnin .sI M%Ii ~,
mare Tops! (agea H yy MnpopaIds gcidng Long