New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05
THREE ONLY HEADS APART.
TIE FINISH FOR 1HENEw-YoRK HANDICAP.
RUPERT FIRST. HoUsAToNIC SECOND. ARElINo
THIRD.

trumphs In haudcapping ct the present meeting OF INC
Coney Island Jockey Club In the Twin City Handicap
the result in doubt to the last Stride q
Maumee was catching Lousetts at every jump,
Yesterday three ran closely together In the hna'
hundred yards OF the New-York Handicap that ootn
first and second places hung trembling in the balance
until tho number showing the judges verdic'
went up Rupert. the favorte. got the race
BY o head, while Ho1satonio beat Areuno
for second position by head ony, ana
Lucky b. was o scant length behind the three Inc
time was and all four horses showed that they cou'
run at good pace for mile and a half All OF 'neu
have developed into stsyer. Housatonio win
probably never be OF much use "
short races, but the greater the us'A"'o
the better he runs like his famous 1:s Vanderise
for Rupsrt Areuno and Lucky b., they have proved
repeatedly this year that they are at home over Ho
long courses.
1t was lucky thing for the Preasness and Fairfax
Stables that Mclaughlin did not ride Aretno' "s ""
Thursday, when Aretino outran Exile anu no"""~
The coored boy Thaysr WAS IN the ssdaio H"o
though he has ridden the horse BEFORE he On"
not get out all his speed as McLausnn" ' oA"
Aretino won on Thursday by sheer amt Vi "oe
driving him for every stride OF the last sii-io, ~
how Mclaughlin can drive sluggish horse OF Ar"unos
.-r o,. roovs ~ he Rad been Ia the saddle
,.,dav ,be few inches that separated the noses OF
D., uousatonic and Aretino would surely have been
rev.rsed in Aretinos favor 1t WAS reported
on the track that Aretino's owner wished
TO employ Mclaughlin, but that tae D"yers
x.,o.d II That seems incredible. for
the Dryers have been guilty OF such meanness
I, would be snaLmnded and contemplate to take such
course Rumor had 1t thatthe Dryers backed Rupert
Of good odds believing that Aretno could not win unless
MCLAUGHLIN rode him, aud for that reason they would
not let Mclaughlin ride But rumor 10 lying jade,
And N queer Mclaughlin did not have
the mount, he not engaged 10 ride any other
horse the Dwyers are Doubtless ass"oe' anu cieau III
the whole matter As 10 new.Inown hay
Louisstte was in bad hunor and would not try Tor
Som.strs.cS wa. re.casd Gaenn was we'll backed
her Saratoga running but collapsed In the
looked both abe and Areuno had Rupert beaten as
Rupert rallieSto Blayocks urgent call and just got
home FerO0I was backed for more money than any
slicuou,' Her last two rAcrs were good that this
puzzng. and was odd too that she was ridden ny
Fuller instead Of Rafferty, the REGULAR light weight OF
.N Emery y' & Cotton, colt Mathis took the two
T,th Mr. Bald WINS caiforna colt Goiiah
ha. become an .rr."t ro:u: s9. win not try
she frat came out at Monmouth. ,o,r,
and had no trouble In defeating Florence FoDso Al
tornsy Santa Anita Belle. Red CIR and Bnnao. Fec
was withdraw. Red Girls performance was prodlg
iousy bad Florence Fonso was well supported IN inc
Inc third race one mile on grass did not h and
perfectly managed and the day was one OF the pleas
ATTEST racing Saturdays Of the season
Of his recent races al under tho influence
nsy..9erasy the brakes we're Oh, and many valiant
betsrs plunged furiously on him. Their money seemed
the race safe hundred yards from home S Wn:n
Bghton's negro Archer. Hamilton shot ur IKE black
JiE Guest 10 now named as .n W.r sa. o0
were after G sI Bs ,a: Just 0"uSn'
"" Tue S' start ia thi. race wa. bad, and the
isnrsn. in front when the flag I.l, but
he buck lumping" at the nme. MS LEAD ana nos
OF the might we'll have been In Timouctoo
whom the starter gave the word o.. ,o,,m.,a,.
They all the idea from some source that Piot could
not ss on e. po. and rsve odds against Elizabeth
host of heavy betters including sreported he ageps
the odd. AGAINST Elizabeth we're IL to 5. Then they
sw ,opcd dowa the "bOokies" and backed ELIZABETH
ting down to even money aud to in minute or Two
Elizabeth easily aud the ring writhcd IN anguish
ciAL WEIGHTS $50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED; . MILE ON
Emery Z cotton's b. c. Mathis, by AlalmMisty Morn
T. j. Bsi wins b. G. oicah los csrihy
r. c Living sons ch Puzzle, CALDWELL
DwyeI Brothers b. l. Louise .Fpllerl o
Belmont lIss@s a. 9 9lIS iG2 idneid
r Wqde9a G. Raymond pp pameT(
W : Barnes / cos The Widow; CstepeI
Bettns-Louise to l. Yclahds to Golian 5tQl. Rc
Oak so HlaTe 70 to T. The Widow Tsr6ouche
ana nsse Was TS rst OIL Raymond second but
Louise soon after appeared third and second to
ms lead rom the start Louise could not stay
sa AHA badly ud SSn cans nj the rapg tn s
ana G09 %Sp nSoy Sme S o by
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SECOND RAcE-TneEE yEAE oLDs. $50 EACH 500 ADDED
Nw Kittsou's Dr. T. Brown Duke. b. Reform Madge,
W l. SCOTS iqaso. Gils4s3
xDa slss -anla r 4q 5s Belle IF Fa4iTS
G. Buffalo II tntily)
Beng-Attorney to = Red trl 8 to Florence Fonso
sio l. Brown Duke to l. Buffalo to l. Santa Anita Belle
Electric and The Bourbon were Withdrawn .oous r,or
ence FoSso Went to the on the lower and led by
DSs SPg pSS % 1S
y lengths Florence Fonso second two lengths be-
never being dangerous While Bufao to lind five fur
longs his limit
THIRD RAoE-sPEciAL WEIGHTS ONE NILE on TURF.
Did not MI.
FOURTH RAcE-NrwYoRK HAxDIcAr $50 EACH, sl.95C
Preakness stables b. G. Rupert by FasettO Marguerite
Fsi2fax stables br C. Housatcnic 3, BENDER
Santa ANITA ANITA s Il HO Lucky b. 6 Murphy
Locust stables b. LOuisee. D. lo1.-.- uianli0nl
j. Cotton's All Estell A. NincenD
e. II. Pettengirs b. &. Duke OF Mantalban aged 100,
Summit stables ci e Royal Arch s. }ari6y
A. j. cassSs b. NJ land 8 Davis
Betting Rupeft 3 to j. FsrcnS Gqenn to Are
tino + Loase1ie to Housstonic TO l. Lucky b. TO
ban 10 10 l. All Estoll 20 TO /. -
El,c.ric, Ten Booker Tornado, OFalon and Blue wing
withdrawn.
Rupert all the the way although Are.
tine and reached his the hOmeIetch, but
Bsyock by determined finish got the avoIite home head
before Hosstonc who head before Areno he length
before Lucky b.. II Aretino hal been ridGen by a
more powerful hnisher than 1hayer he would uIl,
doilbtedy have he going more
strongly than the others the 6nish Bender
who rode Housatonc lucky in getting chance to slip
through the rails they rounded the turn into
the home otherwise he could have second
place Lousee suked and would not try in part OF the
race She In the FIRST six FerOna ap-
parenty made no effort anywhere Probably
over he had enough and retired. AretlnO,
had een third second position and well