New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
BARNUM'S TWO RACES.
AMAZING AGILITY OF THE ANCEST RACER


home In time for dinner. Mr. Caldwell was eA'remey
conscientious in his work-too much SO indeed Tor ID
his overan1lcy get the horses Of evenly ho "'7eu
several excellent 0ppoI unites, and moro 'n"h ohco III
the end dismissed them win Struggling start mace
coers present force and they hau hch 10
interest aud excite them Their blood was pol1i'g
from tie feryent July heat, ana from tho Tremendous
finishes also.
The honors OF tho day clearly due to H. D. WOOL
iords ancient eed.ng Barnum. After running me III
the race with III pounds in the saddle tue gal'ht
old fellow sent TO the post for the iourth race
handicap at and onrquarter niles with 10 pounus
on his back and he second place being beaten o"y
by ee-and Toe with 1OC pounds and leaving behind
him than thirteen horses Few horses IN America
could approach this feat and it Is pity that Barnnm
I'm stable where his superb powers could Dc Win
judgment and discretion. Unfortunately H. d Noou-
ford is Brighton Beach to the backbone 1hat SHOWS
cearly enough the stun OF which he is made In tho
hands Of lioera onterprisng iudclous owner hrhum
would win many OF the most important long distance
race, IN the country instead Of being used as uck
muo iu the circus ring controlled 10y George Engenan'
tits pity too that stanch racehorso should nave
Inercicssly cut OIL evory hope OF Jo'l"S IN
the pride Of po,erity and his oFn gore- taken mp
and transmitted TO after generations BY noble band Of
sons and daughters.
Garrison was expected 10 ride Barnum In both races
but he took ao train to tho track and as he was NOT
hand At wcshing-in time, Thayer was put Oh hAr-
NUNS back for the opening handicap AT mN'. lie
mnde lttc caort with the horse II was evidently
intended 10 win tho first with Iarnum unless 1t
was found he could easily, as his magnificent
staying power would hc eicc live 40 milo and
quarter than at milo. Whom ThAvrr moved up with
Bornum the lower turn. te ionnd Markhnd ana
PcckSkill running SO swiftly that Barnnm could hoy
WIN without doing b,s utmost even Lo could win at All
with heavy weight az that distance. - uc Jockey
pulled him up. In the fourth Garrison called upon
Barnum the lower and the Old horse responded
with marvellous speed and courage But tho difference
~ twenty six pounds In Iecl-andToez i'yor gave her
the victory in tae last hundred yarls.
The rreakuc-s Stable Won both the Red Bank aud
Newark Stakes with Belvoiere and Linden. Mr Ca
way was showed under with congratulations, ut bore
his blu4hng meckly Both Bcivcdcre and Linden
are improving colts AMI other victories are IN store pr
them Baylock rode them both with exceptional udg
ment and skill, timing hs with Belv"cre AMI max
inc nis finish la an especially ua~tcrly WY. and
rodeened tho orutati0n which some recent bad blum
dcrs hal put IN jeopardy.
Two flvor;;o- Sou yestcriny-MnrNani and Harsh
Redon; two scconl choices Linden hni H"elaui loc'
and two ontsidcr,. eiselere and IimFy Monm
Peeh,krs second pac, to MArllnul ln the first race
amazed every one hut Fnthcr Bill" h' owner.
Au.traua ran wrll ir the Fed Bank stakes. Int ~he
had 10 coccdo -cyou pouuls to Bclyelerc nnd ruHl7
AMI both beat her At even weight, perhns -le might
beat both, though colt nud ny alike show great
promise Puz1ie was tho fastest yclrliug ~ Enncoc
last year. she IS now owned Dy L. g. Livingston.
Pnlxo j. "a daughter u Muricucr aud Natch.r-, "iA al
action almost smooth ard elastic as TIE stride o'
Wanda or Dow Drop Pierre Lor..arl ir. sent DTS -toy
colt cnulyscs to the pos, aul hc Vas wcI backed but
Les l- ~iil green and soft anl Lc"t- mnrA more
time. lie Was hcltcn iu the trst quarter mur. Tile
Dwycr Brothers wcrc fcprc-ontei D. Louise Instead ot
Inruua. - originally announced. Gre,t .tnre- have
ncrn nNoat ahput uis". h1t she rhn m-riA N, '"--
90 -pcei and all f'ur a. her leg were 10 at '-r--
. .egit.nY n't 900 cho'ur raging -su. iA" Nr.'Ni' 'i'