New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
LOUISETTE WINS AT LAST.
SUCCESSFUL IN THE TWIN CITY HANDICAP.
A LIVELY FINISH IN WHICH MAUMEE ALMOST
CATCHES LOUIsETTE

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Handicap at shsepshsad Bay for ruined the chances
| ., Al. not At homo in heavy track Many were with
drawn that would have run dry course. while oil
the nine that took part in the race Housatonc Florence
Fon,o and Goldfellow were all tangled up
Thu three had done well In their work ana
th,v would doubtless have given good account
Of II they could have heard their boots rat
a. linn Douglass was the favorte with Mclaughlin In
the saddle, but many turfmen thought the distance
. ,u,lonx too far for him. However that may have
ham he twisted one OF his plates 80 badly In tho race
an to cripple his speed Housatonic ana Louise"o
..me in tine betting. but Housaonic 10 longsrid-
inc colt aud could do nothing In thesot earth Louisee
has always reveed In mud and yesterday she ran kndy
With that smart colored jockey Hamilton TO guide her.
TO nroyerbisy unlucky Hughes had ridden the mare,
All. uould not have found many frsnds She took the
esd early and kept to the end although she tired ~
the anisb and Msumee, who also does her best on .
soaked course almost caught her, IL was mar
row escape for Lousettes hackers, and the credit be-
longs to Hamilton
Louisettes success was extremely popular. IL was
the mares first victory this year, and the second
nr,za for the Locust Stable, owned by Mrs
Georce I. Lorillsrd, Electric having won purse
At Monmouth Every one would be GLAD to see Mrs
Loriard gain many turf laure as she has carried on
h ..b,. with generosity and high spirit but has been
constantly pursued by the black demon Of tll-luck.
Ferona, also q mud-lark, ran well and got
third place in tho last few strides from
Dry Monopole, who has shown repeatedly that
he can travel well where the footing Is inhrm All In
ALL taking the weights into consideration Dry Monop
oes performance the best In the race, for this
nucky sterling colt was concecng Jumps OF weight to
ALI his tnpeti.ors. fine wear and-tesr, everyday
1.-The week three year.0ld Is Dry Mohopole.
Tho attendance large, the betting heavy, and the
sport full OF variety.
Mr. Corrgans shifty mare Pearl jennings has reoov-
cred her speed she the opening sprint race OF
.,r futongs handsomely, with Little Minch second.
That queer Californian Bonanza, whose in-andout
running would shame corkscrew smashed the copper
riyeted favorite Esin in the second race.
Iouiss might have had chance in
the twoyearold race, for which she
was fayorite the starter had shown sense He failed
70 send of the youngsters when they were well to
gethsr Theu came long DELAY and Loaises vile tenn
usr had become internal Finally she stumbled and fell
Rafferty, was hurt and remoan,ed her, but all hope
was gone Every day makes IT clearer that Mr. shcri-
dan is prompter, farer more satisfactory starter
than Mr. Caldwell.
The delays yesterday were unreasonable Why Will
not the Coney Island 10 key Club profit by tho admir-
able example OF the Brooklyn Jockey Club
Endurer uad runaway victory in The fifth race. while
Attorney Jared badly at the start that his Jockey,
William Douohue. did not seem 10 try
Portland could do nothing In the selling race which
Witch mt undera spell. What would the Dryers sell
Portland Pontiac and Winfred for The three together
ought to ferch much AS Sl7
FIRST RAcr-PrEsF $500. = MILE.
Corgans b N Pearl Jennings by Leaps Mary HSW
Bo sI, s Geo. b. Little Mnch aged Carlson
I y 1 HSne fs b. h. Mafklaad O. aeGodrc
Dwyer HIcs en- d AsT Font,
FW E's sa5e e. E'fT sPart ss' g. ayoek
pIs s5Sss e" S 'G " Marand iS S Re
partee Is to T. Brown Duke 20 to l.
,f..ls avsitl iTlky
THe slant was rcoi Brown getting OF first,
ont out" with q lis snort sPurts and led TO for
To a snn but s o the 'front.' n and % up %
hOncstretch all Garrison cnos to oyeraSe her win Little
i Msfh LITTLE nch second three lengths before Mute
SECOND RAcE-H,xDIcp s25 EAcn $3.50 ADDED l's
J. & j. chrisfys ch BONANZA. by Joe Hooker Matte
W "I pohonies c risn Is iw Donohne
afsands e. 60 EnG; are ye o. e%p@}
c. b Longs b. g Lenan agel 599 -------'byiocp
BettingEIgin to s. Bonanza II s. Ernest to Pure
Rye TO !. Leman 10 l.
BONANZA was and led all the way without diculty
one DonoSae gave up hopeless chase and bonanza
lengths before Pure Rye Leman twenty lengths
back.
ihii R. n4' WORM 81 900 srEci.L WEIGHTS .. NILE
r.. W. Wallcn's b. Maggie Mitchell by Tom Qchllrce
Appeby & Johnson ci c. kingdom loo. O.edeU
wfc H. RraGs C. freedom iGeiaid}
\ as = n. 80. "
T. " Kitisons oh. f Luxury. - ......... CBenderl
Bettmg-Louse to s. Freedom 4 to l. Kingdom 1 to l.
stIghtsce to Luxury 10 to Maggie Mitchell 10 toll
Mr Caldwell failed to give the signal when he had e1
see3i T hoS Gf Iu ' ann " e C all % sed
unged about and ran Violently IN the DreakaNsys In one
had no eSpeS After s"f 4 a" or When e
Kigdon trd Louise however ran rapidly aud was soon
second At epS Of @ S ssT eSna e Ss eaGs
third the lower turn Louise led bya neck Maggie
Donohue gave Maggie Mitchell her head and
ting second place from exhausted Louise by neck Free
dom fourth six lengths behind Louise and straghaco
and Luxury pulled up a hundred yards behind.
FOURTH RAcK-TwN CI1Y HANDICAP. 500 EACH go 500
stables b. Louisetto, by Glenclg stamps yrs
A. G'S; ;s. r FJ Name d.
P PTy Cations b. C. Dry Monopoe g. i07 w Donohne,
Appeby Johnsons br Goldeow, 3d.. Qttlefeld
y W.T. L Fiorsncc F%%;o 8. o6::....wIIlia%s
Betting-Jm Douglas to J. Hcnsatonic to l. Lousetto
d t %@s to- loo Fon @SSS pe 2G
After long delay in which Lonisete and feTons showed
fellow leading little, DcIiah second Ferona third. Dry
Ionsette third but Louisete made such the first
turn that she almost instantly appeared In front by two
third Naumee fourth scEsireicS Lcaisete gained
way BY trse lengths Dry MonoPoe st second Florence
but Dry Monopolc Ferona Maumce gained on
Louisette nisette led all the way M
the homestretch. but Maumee a wen
in almost 10 catch She
stride and the had been few rods longer
but LOui-ette home
IamliOn's vigorous riding the winner by Maum,c
second lengths before Ferona who beat Dry Monopoc by
the last two strides The others struggled one
Jim Douglass plates became badly twisted the run.
FIFTH RAcE-FoR THREEYEAROLDs. s2j EACH 500
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE MILE
Applegatc Bros en- 0. Endurer, by Enqurer-Analyne
90 Mccarthy
POntlcO
J. = Slaw's D. T. Mamie Hunt 90. (Fucr5 z
National Stables b. Lancaster, lOJ, Oarrsou) d
A. j. Dr. Eolian. 80 (almerl O
RamapOs Stables br AdOneus &C. (Bcnder) O
Appeby Johnson br. Attorney LOG. W. DOnolel D
" Tme-l44a.
Retting-Fndurer TO l. POncO 3 to Mamie HINT IN
Lancaster 10 2, Attorney TO l. Eoan u 10 l. Adoneus