New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
PIERRE LORILLARD'S GAINS.
WINNING THE GREAT EASTERN HANDICAP.
,zr WORTH OVER $4,000 BESIDES HEAVY
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,,-,o attandance at Sheepshead Bay yesterday
,a,y mat of many previous days OF this meeting
r,naueh tAe racing was attractive I's i4'A'ns ~ %
80 donbtloss iue to the deep DISSATISFACTION sene'
felt over the failure OF the Judges tao,,ns
ssindlios s,oepleehase Of last Saturday Inc ieeins
go Members Of the Coney Island Jockey Cluo as wen
- ,nonQ the public at large is exceedingly stronE ooi
aro,nc this matter Many mombers OF the cruz h.'o ~
,,,assed indignation that the judges perihi'ica ~
a,tors who prepared the plot to njoy the ir's VI
their evil doing. The judges had percc' lisu' ~
clare the race of for obvious fraud Any oae WIG
ss ght TO do so knows nothing OF racing law Vi lug
,,h rrecedents 1t was the popular thug 10 90 anu '0
,,roner thing to do also. The suggestion '"a' ' my ~
cant owner and rider of Trombone should ho io ~ rna
tbsy won is absurd. Does not the law in'afoy io,oe
the honest man who has innocenty COME i'0
NJ stolen goods to give them upi ,
r.o Txecutiye Committee yesterday fuieo DeiaheS'
,ho ,ode Bourke Cochran and Doiy VINO roue sun o''
e che turf and severely censtred Lt1e VINO rooo A''
o,More for his bundering STUPIDITY ine WV
5000 vbo were ruled Oft richly deserved the severest
ensity known 20 the turf. They can never rlee "s"
,esnectabe track and they lose their present.
a,s NJ livelihood as they ought 10 DO but "h"' Vi
,o ,r who prohted by their dishonesty lhey nave
,n auoyed 20 etain all of their igotteh gains anu :"
60 scot free -, r., ,,orro r rorl,ord
His fast fy Dew Drop won the uieo. h1s''. nS.
can running away from teld Of twenty t"o- 20" o''
,rn Ize Has worth over $4,000 to the first horse Du'
Mr. Iorilard's gains from the bo'kmokers must nave
reached lar greater srm Tue amiaoe anu ~ soloOa9 -
at,nv lth Gordon acts Mr. LOrliiads cohssioher ~
80 ,airs and the betting book which he carried oaok
tness s,i hsd ,age after page covered with entries
,xbel MIR IoriIard studied Will Keen Intees & w
,ace and with unaloyed delight Nter Dew ti,Pt DVP
oe try Every boolImaker the grounds pald tribute
10 the Master OF Rancocas and heavy ip.e h & at tho
peN, Drop was far the best animal IN the rcc =, ~ H. G
,S+ and MIR Lawrence singuiary lenieDl 70 Ier
sfter her fine Saturday wneh sue was por,ian1
hor,.v with The Bard. PreciOsa, Ben All an Iord,t
endn3 her she carried 107 pounds tnen ana Tue s,e
weight yesterday, woie MI LaMrohGe & s no WAS fhe
ssSse IN the betting with Inspector second choice
tnrteS Ave from his stable, Charity FaVla scottish
J@ss war Whoop and Poeomoke rave horses run III oe M
stable IN one race had never before Deen seen vi ta @
SnrIcan course One OF the FIVE. Pocomake got iIa
nane and gave his pucky owner sihah lnt oNu % VIZ
40 which the ve $3.50 each for starters repp pno
snsed Third money in this great race was ovet IOo
The time was extremely Slow l:l6A put nc DeW W. ,l & wv
ma that ran had no chauce after the flag fell TO an ex
tremey unfair start Pure Rye naG maSe ye ,s go n fairly
well hut the troop struggling along TOT q huhaic"
yards when Mr. Clark gave 5ne sgnd Bomont Stakes
bas fallen from his nigh eststel Tyrant could not get
the irs race and now wqs rsSrkaSy oSlS EASY ss al ny d
fapce up mile, but Editor ana 1!tas VII dtaoce
aoS won With Editor second and Colonel Sprague
fhrd Properly ridden Colonel sprague W%oun % LAY S
wp'a p On the bsckstretch and got him poekeed In
tss iasf nrong Colonel Burch backed his Colonel and
was unwise to risk his money on the ndng Oh SUCH
Alta carried the highest weight hands dsome 70 triumph
in the second raceassinst Greenneio RUPERT Hu ''S'
Another California colt ran wen IN n tne m ~ h Rrgbon laT
BE ich, Dutch Roller, and her heavy weight peat tsd
ossSs But Hdss0 HnS Ti ho donors SsSn Of tic
howeyer belonged to the California colt.
S Ps5 6 wSn 4s Sss ali the
furlongs. Parole was the pubic iayoritG m ,nc IS %
hut the swift Brighton Beach filly Hlllght won WIN
speca race for three year-ods has been ARRANGED
Gna a
added: distance III niles. Voante. Berssn, MA ana
Hidalgo already entered and the race WI" DC nie
QUO THE CONTESTS IN DETAIL.
The 6rst race was one mile, So each, 5000 added;
special weights. Kosciusko, Young Dnke and Parole
were withdrawn leaving fvo 10 run-Burchs gelding
Co,ope sprague (aged lO5 Maynard; Danaher's geld
ing Avalon aged 100, over McLaughiin)i Haggns
colt Tyrant @ 0s stevens) Pates geding Editor 3 30
church and Campbelrs geding John Sullivan g. lO5
Coyington
Pools-Colonel sprague $50 Avalon 500, Tymnt $50,
field $40. BOoks-Colonel sprague to l. Avalon TO J.
Tyrant TO .. Editor TO l. John Sullivan % 10 /.
Colonel sprague was first OIL Avalon second, John Sui
liyan third Editor and Tyrant raced together in front
for nearly tbreequarters of mile. Then Mclaughlin
brought mp Avalon aud after sharp struggle Win Ed-
Tor landed Avalon the winner By neck Editor was
second three lengths before Colonel spragne, who was
q neeE before Tvrant, John Sullivan beaten of The
time was I:43i4. Maynard pulled the fagorte behind
on The backsIretch aud tried TO Oh the inside on
could not clear his horse. French pools SIS a.
The second race was a handicap FOR threeyearOlds,
$50 each 5000 added; 4 miles. Four ran-Prealness
Stable gcdine Rupert 95 Csldwel W. Jennngss colt
Greenfield 9s Martins Ashes colt Alta qis, Dunyl; and
Az $50 Greenfield $25, Vesta SIS. Books-Rupen
sto l. Greenfield to l, Ala to .. Vesta TO
Vests went oil fast that she six lengths In adj
xonOe the but she gar, BADLY before sne
& sn Ss @e Rf sna A taS TS
sl3 Greenfield second TWO lengths before Rupert who
The third handicap at g miles, $50 each,
81 900 added, 500 to second six ran-,G. L. Lorii-
lsri's flly LOuisete a. I1S. Hughes) Iakelands colt
Dutch Roller q, ll5, Hamilton Williams s. colt Bob
Miles a. l12, MeLaughlin,; Hagsins colt iidals9 o.
lngfon; and PettengPs geding Valet Caged, 90, Raj
Poois-Dutch Roller s12o, Louisette $50 Bob Miles
$40 Hidalgo $40 field $50 Books-Dntch Roller TO /,
iouiseite TO j. Hidalgo 8 TO l, Bob Miles . to l,
LonSeite led for nearly mile and a half, Valet run
ming second, Bob Miles third. Hidalgo fourth. Dutch
Roller fifth and Enigma last on the backstTetch both
Bdago and Dutch Roller moved up, but the avOre was
soon beaten Hiag0 was rst as tney entered the last
furiong. but the gtweigbtsd Enigma came mp swiftly
Mt the inlSh and won the race by length In go dal,
lenih before Valet Dutch Roller and Louisette beaten
Next came tho Great Eastern Handicap for two-year-
Dds. $3.50 each $1,000 added; $1,000 and 20 per cent
alabos to the third; distance mile. Twentyone
W l. scotts five, the nlly Charity Q15 Hayward. the
Wiiams). the colt POcomoke 200. Rivers. and the
colt War wsooP 95' Stevens; pwyer Brotbers' coli, colt
pair Of colts. LansdOwne l07, Meatonl, and
par nsSI the eo @ Blue Wing %ft2u'ns no7 %es and
Tie lilly Pure Rye u1O. GARRISON; Haggins lilly Pre-
cosa 15 Dufyl Ashes pair of colts. King OF Norfolk
Gl5. Es and I'd Corrigan 400, Kelly; Kittson's
colt Brown Duke Ql3, Fitzpatrick; Chinn & Nor
gan's lilly Flora I. (95, Arnold; Kcrnaghsn's nlly
jennie y. t97 COyington) W. Z. Daegs lilly Bessie b
f05, Meehan Bryants colt Wadde Bryant (l07,
Chureh; q. L. Iorllards flly Fay 95 Gerhsrdyl Ran.
coess stables FLY Dew Drop Q1O, Olney; aud Med
ingcr's colt EkwOod t95, Ansoul. BiggOnet PecOnic,
Brambleion and Refrain withdrawn.
POos-Dew Drop $40. SCOTS entries $40. Inspector
D. $50 the kelsO pair $685. Melbourne pair $780, field $50.
Books-Dew DrOp4 to 1, Inspector b. to l. Brown
Duke TO l, Preeiosa TO l, 10 TO 80 TO against the
others.
Tho start was qnick but unfair Pure Rye having much
tho best OF H. FOrO second, King OF Norfolk third
spector H. forth, Poconoke fifth. the others struggling
along for hundred yards Ed. COrrigan and Fay left at
the post inspector deprived Pure Rye the load on
the lower turn. but PocomOke passed him