The Sunday herald., 1886-09-19
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
Racing a, Louisville and sheepsbesa Bs,.


Racine at Louisville and Shcepshead Bsy.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. is..-First trace-Thrce-gusrtevs
Of mile Ovid won, Bob Swimm second, Monarch
second racc-onc mile: for two,yesr.ois. r,usor
won, Nellie &. second, Tom Hood third Time. Ann.
lvan second, Dancing Kid third. Timc, i:ssy
Fourth race-Une mile Warrington won, Skobe
len second Little Fellow third. Time, ~.
Firth race-ls miles; for e-year-olds and up
ward. llopedae won, The Slasher second, Flora L.
third, Time, 2;ii.
Nsw Ycas, sept is;-The trs, race at Sleeps
head ca, hay today % was T., miles Mollle Mccar,nys
lieei-and-Toc third. Time, 2;22.
Second race-For three-year. .olds; seven eigh,hs
seecnn S arsSot SSH sS SDn y TS nS Sas'n re'''
Third race-For all ages; one mile and three fur
longs longs ,i Lucky & =; won 5 by head Barnum second,
Fourth rsce-For twoiycar-oids; thrce,quarters
OF mile. Grise,tc won by length and a half,
Filth race-For all ages mile and furlong. Rs.
trella won by half length, Florence NJ. second,
supervisor third. Time, :bbT.
Sixth race-For three. year -oiis and upward; onc
mile on the grass Becky II. won by halt length,
War Eagle second, Three Cheers third Time, :ls.
PnILApgLrutA, Sept is.-The second week OF the
running meeting At Point Breeze Park closed to-day
with fair attendance.
First racc.-.I'hrce. e.quarters of mile; selling al
Eys ssco n Ssaro"s ~ s n'
Second racc-For horses that have not won any
money at this meeting; three quarters OF n me.
bennett won by three lengths, Angus second, Look
Third race-nandicap sweepstakes; ~ miles.
kenslngion won by two lengths, Restless second,
Miller third Time, /: :a9A.
Fourth race-Selling allowances: one mile. Myrtle
won by length and half, Tunis second, Fanatic
Fifth racc,iiandlcap hurdle race; u, miles over
four hurdles. Rushbrcok was never headed, and
TS SSc%s Sssy Sr Sy three hTse snshS Rochester sec0nd
vrrutvs RON ro ,snuvnw
Mahoney n Co., Ninth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, furnish the following:
First racc-Onc mile. swift, ll5; Cleaner, ll5
Adonis, los; Estrea, los; Bess. io5.
1ib; Mole McCarthy's Last, 1i5; Nokomis, Uorm-
crly Benzallne 100; Scottish Lass, 100; Hermitage,
Third race-Selllng; two.year.o,ds; three quar-
terra OF "a a mile; Fenelon. iis; Fulton, no; Glad.
Jessie, tformerly Bellajonna,) iO2; Rose, log; Re
Lax. log; Bellona, ,os,
ElkwooG. liz; Herbert, lilo; ioniaion, icS; brown
Duke, log; Wickham, los; Molesiy. 165: Tornado,
1855 Ferona, ios; Florence NJ, io2; Frank Ward. os.
%; Hermitage, %; Richmond, Ill; swift, 1i5; Bea-
consreld, 1c9; Duke OF Montalban, io3.
Sixth race-Selling: seven .elghhs oi mile. Tat
tier, lis; Revoke, i05; Col Norris O5: Frankie D.
los; BrouRhton, l05; Ermine, ~; Esquire, 81:
Petticoat, 10; Bralt, ITO.
Turf Notes,
The managerso Of race courses are beginning to
discover that the crooked work Of horse owners
must he stopped II they are TO receive the support OF
the public In the race OF Jim Douglass, on Neines-
palpsble that the management took summary action
N the matter Had they gone further and llsbarrel
YORK Times, speaking OF this race, SAYS: "Iizzie
krepps having heen scratched, Jim Douglass, rid
den by Farley, was Installed as favoric aud there
was great punRing on him. Studcnsof racing form
had become convinced that 1t was dollars to dough
nuts that he could run away from his competitors
10 three quarters OF mile, but there did not appear
n Upt
of well. When the nag fell the judges felt that The
horse was not being ridden TO win, but were In doubt
as to what action should he taken. OF course no
actual fraud could be proved, but a strong feeling
prevailed that al! was not right. Philip Dwyer, az
by directing Secretary Mcintyre to receive no more
entries from the owner of jim Douglass In the future,
which Is next to being ruled OH the course. Some
thing must be done to protect the public, and the
action Of the club was received, with much favor, as
certain owners have enjoyed an Immunity from
punishment which has caused much scandal and
| reproach."
| London sporting circles are greatly excited over
sweepstakes race Of fl 900 sterling each, arranged
to be run on the last day OF the BrouRhton meeting
| at Newmarket, on October 20, between the Duke oil
| Westmnster's three-year-Old bay colt OrmOnde
carrying i22 pounds; Lord astings four bay
aged brown horse BendIgo carrying 1872 pounds, nnI
Mr. X. Peck's three-year-O chestnut colt The Bard
carrying ll2 pounds The distance will be one mile
AMI quarter. II Is expected that the race will he
the most sensational on record. Ormonde Is con
sdered the best horse produced this century, while
betting on the race will probably he enormous. The
public will make ormonde their favorlte, as he pos
| sesses an unbeaten record.
It Is twenty years since an English running horse
has accomplished the feat performed this season BY
| the Duke OF Westmlnsters Ormonde- winning the
1000 guineas, the Derby and the st. Ieger stakes
is5a, by Gladateur in iss5, and by Lord Iyop In
1866. 0rmonde is probably to-day the most vausblt
piece OF horsefssh on the planet.-Ihtia. Record.
There was evidently a put.up job In the second
| st0vai OF Bob Swim ana put up West, the result OF
which was that Swim wvn the race.
| The New York Graphic says: Mot only will the
cherry and black, the well-known colors Of MIR
but that gentleman now annOuncesth that he will ala,
retire from the breeding ranks, and that he Will dis
band the largest stud IN America by selling at auc
OF the famous RancOcas farm Jobstown, Nd. yes
It's all true, said Col. s. d. Bruce, Of the 7uvJ
Fed, ana Farm, this morning. 'Mr. L0rillard fol
lows up his retirement from the turf by dsbandIDi
his magnificent stud. and he has asked me to takt
charge OF the sale. He has been thinking OF II fol
some time. He could not give the farm Ills persona
attention, and has been unable to find representa-
tive whom he could rely npon 70 manage fhe stud
ming the first sale with the stations AMI rnatrOns
Next I spring % the yeaIilng sale VIII take place
lea VIII be scattered over the country. Col
Bruce Will oiiiclate as auctioneer at th
coming g sale, and from n Il The M prominence Of th
sale ever held in this country. The stations to b
offered are Mortemer, Duke Of Magenta, IrOanOJs
PlzarrO, and Slddartha. The first two have mad
worldwide reputation, both the turf and In IN
stud. Iroquois and Pizarro have not yet had
chance to demonstrate their ability In the latter field
but their brilliant turf records leave no room 10
doubt az to their success when time shall have give
| them opportunity. AZ the first aud only America
winner OF the English Derby, coupled with a rIc
pedigree and unmatched form, lrOquois Will dOubt
less command many bids well up In the thousands
Seventy.nine brood mares viii he put upon IN
black, among them being Agenoria sister to Plzarr
and dam OF Pontiac; Blairgowrie, dam a
Breeze and Blossom: Explosion, dam OF Del
Drop; Florence, dam OF HindOO; Hortense, dam q
| Young Duke; Letoa, dam OF Unrest; Lizzie Luca,
dam OF Chimera, Cyclops, etc; Lou I.anier. dam o
r Katrine; Minnie Minor, dam OF Wanda; Ontario
dam OF Mcwhrter, Hypasa, etc; Pera, sister /
iroquos; Perfectlon, sister to Parole; Second Hant
dam of Exile; Susan Ann, dam of ThOra; Vandalii,
dam OF Iliawasse, HOusatOnic, etc; Wanda, the ur
I beaten Spinaway, and number OF other hRhl,
bred ones from distinguished racing families I'i
Dwyer Brothers, too, nnd that they have more tina
they can handle, and their stud has grown 80 arp
as to bc nnwieldy. Though the Dryers will not 10
low Mr.. LOrillards example OF retiring from the t,lY
they announce that at the conclusion OF the preser
meeting OF the Brooklyn Jockey Club they VIII r,
duce their stud by One-half aud will offer for sa
, some OF their well. known hsrses, among them beI
Richmond. POntico, Joe Cotton, Tom Martin, Bran
! bleton. and R0salind.