New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-03
THE BARD IN A CANTER.
ZINE RACE by MR. CAssATT's GOLF


FINE RACE BY Mr.. CAssATT'S COLT.
,w,xStxo THE SEPTEMBER STAKES AT sHEEPsHEAD
BAY WITH l25 POUNDS
The Bard is by far the best thTee-y ear-old In
Amsrica since Dew Drop has lost her FORM HIS ias'
two races Mt Monmouth Park excellent but yester'
aav he all his efforts by taking up 10 POUNDS
and beating Ferona Linden ana Precosa In the easiest
no,.bc style mile and thrseQuartsrs In fast ume
linden was the the betting, as he carried
ATTAIN rounds lcss than The Bard. and tne
trainer and friends OF the Preaknes Stable wero
calmly confident But Linden was mere chan blown
AWAY at pun from The Bard's nostri's He could not
hurry the grea colt oil and finally lost second paoe
IN Ferons Preciosa was beaten worse than was
Linden The In the least distressed by MS
long run with heavy weight and seemed 9" resn A'
when he started. stout strong colt this ana ne sa!
like steel He has been slow in developing, anu n's
true merit for months obscured by bad riding o
now every one lie compelled TO admit that he 10 III vi.
from, rank Of American racehorses 1t is doao.iu'
If any horse now In training can run wv
miles with him at the regular weights Noi"n'o So,
coud not do II. Baruum would give MIN Tue ""'
tussle but The Bard would probably win. AZ LOT En-
WOOD. ~ he ever meets The Bard at even we'R"'s "V
mile and a half or over, Eikwood will fall sha''orcu
from Times dial with even more velocity than ala INC
la.e Rollin NJ. squire -
Pontiae,s speed Ia all gone. Lizzie Dryer ran away
from him. ,.x pa..,.
But the Dryers won the behes "'"
June, ueeful second GLASS MY. Att,
Mcaugh,,. 60, Arstino the winner OF the th'rd
race only by the hardest Of hard riding He wou'u not
r,xe IL M though Arctno seemed beaten uo@o" "he'
AND his stubborn pluck got the prize. l., A., r.. =,
AZ last jim Graz captured race In the last IL
va. the s 81 'f Blue s' %ins being second
Mary Kennedy ten to one chance TOOK the CIRCUS
bs races were admirably managed, being run off with
,erect and the spectators got homo carry
iw.s PSsry turgaH rs now Singing the
praises The Bard and tollng MS wonderful race ~
Wa, worth while to go to sheepshead Bay merely 70 'ec
Fms! $500 :. sry VSg rs Esn:s
bSle yrs. lis lFiizpatTieN
DSyer BROS bin h. Pontiac, s 1ls CMcla"Shn' 2
Betng-rontac 100 to 20 on Lizzie Dwyer Il to AGAINST
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STAKES For M NA
pvse Bros as Bessie BY King AOnsS vlIsa 100
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sas'% A@s ssei Nse G g. 100 ia
p H sssDo. fS1 Jnise DonoSae
Beimonrs D. Tsreouehe 100 tLg6ke' o
IN SsIss%sS lssSs MiichSji io7 SSsGiTTT,ny|
q T aS { fu lSS
Bettng-Bessie June TO ttilala 20 l. Gllseite to
/ HiHds La Juive 10 l. 10 to 26 to against
Nasse Mitchell rs of Bessie June second S I P915s
tnS S o% ne r eS1r so .w she
front Mn Magic .aS Mitchell s1 nso q's th r h mile
Bessie June LINDA and Puzzle 10 close m pS S
fo Sss and fei back while McIauSnn brought up
a1 won At the race by four ensh ISa
jnsth before linda with whom Fuller did not persevere al"
The others struggling in
TmiHp RAcr~nAspIoAr $50 EACH. $3.50 ADDED. Ia Mills
j cartersb h. Aretino by Arams sprghty Ioy KIN
wuiam Iakcsnds b c Exile. l. il5...... anil,onl
oHoniC Stables All b Ten aSoEe1 lo7 p@no1SsI
Betting BONANZA Aretino to Exile 'o2 Silver
Cloud s TO l. Ten Booker 6 TO
Jim Gray Tolu withdrawn - ell,
Co1a tool arst place aud showed way by length up
s s s While Exile 1 bah On the lower turn %
ham s s@ @SS sS P a severe
sy "9d gaze IT X am s sG to o os G o T him. HO
desperate nnish between ActnG and e land and ASS
az 1 r. @S FL FL "a sS
tSc last half nile Arsno BY han Iens,S. EklIs
.cond length before Honanza who was Length before
STAKES FGs MoR
A. J. Csssatr. b 9. The Bard 10y Longfellow Brada ,
p %Se' n ,ao rero1a 100 S%Sshn
j. b msssns Preciesa iO7 (Littleneld)
Betting Linden : s. The Bard to-. Precosa to l.
Tro, iei for quarter mile undera pull Linden running
second Then Linden took hrst place WIZ frecioSs close
icd the ba ssTetch when Prcciosa fell back beaten and
sver and freedom lie merely played win Linden up the
S ~ln % Ian matter V mile got second place The
& wen n SR1r % uS %So was an equal space
Tie ars, quarter was run in 25is seconds
nh and aSa Ss S2aiiss The mile and %s hail s
TTm RAcE-HAsDIcAr. s2s EACH, $1,000 ADDED. lie
Campbell FentOnsb. c. jim Gray. by Ten BTCeck.Alce
F,Smon D[ stable 6s Springfield aged los wv DonoBSe
IL j. MOwards orcaadler lob .Aiccsrthyj
ssa sss ps1 Bs We're wit VITA
d: S GSE ,s c ss aS qTEn y sf S sad
spIiSrSsld Who Was hundred yards before orenaaer
siNrn RAcK-sbO ZACH $500 AppED. SPECIAL wxioHrs.
1R Ketcnam's blk Mary Mary ksnnsdy by Fau,ms-un
stables 5ieptiGp
p~ HsS'E bros eR Br saSSsSn
6aya C. h. sam Brown O. IosrTisonl
f'GsRG slssS a or Iil SG Sss"s 1s
Emery e. so 4 coons b. g Mo0te crsO s.
-Gonfson to s. Tlilabet6 to sam Brown to
n Thompson to Kate Fletcher 70 l. Bremeleton 10
70 I" 2itt aS cssSo ' 20 to ''''A
G y k s6 s sSe OF S a as sCH
before Katie Fletcher WHO two lengths before Ben
Thompson.
GOOD SPORT AT PROSPECT PARK TO-DAY.
HORSES THAT SHOULD WIN AND RUN sEcoND-LIsr
OF The ENTRIES.
The programme for to- day s races at Prospect
Park promises we'll The entries not numerous
they nrst three days, but what is lacking in
quantity 10 made In quality. The first dash of
sveneighths OF mile with six entries should result In
struggle between Pearl Jennings md Ferenz with tho
chances in favor OF the two-yearod carrying off the
honora Iear jennings ought the place. SEQ
opd the card comes q l4-miles handicap OF the