New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-09
RACES LOST BY WAITING.
BLUNDERS OF TRAINERS AND JOCKEYS
KALooLAH RUNS TWICE AND WINS AND so DOES
III

HUNIRESS
McLaughlins superlativc skill rider OF two
ycarolds never appeared to greater advantage than
yesterday when he rode Dablo to victory In the
Pelham Handicap at Jerome Park No risks were
rum opportunities missed, no sleghi-ofhand per-
formanccs attempted. While Garrison on Fresno and
Taylor on tho Cyclone colt were lounging along IN
the waiting each Other Mclaughlin was riding
the game little Of Eolus and Grace Darling close
on the heels of Holiday and Champagne Charlie, who
tried In vain TO get beyond his reach. Always withlh
striking distance 1t required only few strides ior
Dia0lo TO take supreme command Of the field al inc
head Of the homestrctch Then came tho quick,
sharp vigorous challenges OF Fresno and the AL
blacks just as Mclaughlin had expected. lie was
ready for the onset. Fresno closed with him gal
lantly, coming up on the right, while the Cyclone
colt charged the left. the two sandwching Diaoio
In most uncomfortable way. He seemed to hang
for a moment and they got TO his head, but In the
terrific drive that followed he slipped out from Dc
tween them and by neck Fresno beat inc
Cyclone colt the same distance. II Mclaughlin had
waited his two dangerous opponents as thcy
waited on each other 1t Is extremely doubtful IL
Dlablo would have won The jockey who waits'
often, very often, waits too long. Not ono III
dozen wat successfully In front; rev, inoeed'
know how to walt behind. Perhaps Taylor and CARR
son rode to orders waiting with the top weight Is
one OF the oldest practices among jockeys and when
done judIciously is Invariably the proper course to
pursue But what sense was there In waiting win
the Cyclone colt, who was In receipt OF ten pouhus
from Diablo and twelve from Frcsnol In the race
for the Champagne Stakes on Saturday Taylor 'ooh
the Mimi hy out at the fall of the flag and made The
running with her far as sho could go, although sho
was conccdng big lumps of weight to all her com
pctitors. Why different policy pursued win
the Cyclone colt, who carried only 107 pounds Echo
answers, Whyl There are many mysteries connected
with the turf One Is the astounding lack of mental
development in certain trainers and Jockeys.
loettl o lat affp al heCu
Won wynwood, having beaten his field, was coming
home in an easy gallop with everything whipping
behind him and with the great Martin doing the
gbberng act Of tho monkey in the circus. What was
the RESULT Huntrcss crept up and made
dead heat with Wynwood. dead
heat In selling race must always DO
run of. In the match that followed wynwood was
considered a certainty few boolmakers caring to lay
anything against him, but Huntress at Z to In tho
books in the easiest possible manner, making
the second race OF the day for the Chicago otaoe'
each being for twice. Kaoolah's victory IN inc
fifth race was stunning surprise for the talent"
Her performance In the Battle Stakes, in which frenz
was her only opponent was so far beneath notice
that those who saw It could not be induced by any
manner Of argument to play her at 10 to ~ 10 III
the fifth race. Bessie June with Isaac Murphy up,
a hot favorite, but Isaac did little too much
waiting. lie waited long that Bessie June was
last all the way Ksloolah won In a galop, and IL
IS reasonable supposion that she does not at this
moment owe the Chicago Stable dollar. A pretty
little tale spread the quarterstrctch, to tho
effect that Chlnn & IanklDs lost $4,000 on Bcsso
June. Well, people like 10 believe pretty tales
and some don't
There was no betting to speak Of in the second
race bookmakcrs declining 10 lay against Firenzi ana
80 ,ul,,c dccrinc 10 hack Kaloolah. The
spectators stood up the peerless Firenz canler
oyer the course capped .neT ma rsy a race
Badge disposed Of Favor quickly and eneclvciy ID
Villain joseph was not alarlningly dangerous .
mic was not lp The humor To try, foriham was out
cla-sed and Banner bearer won. .,.,o.,.
Considerable excitement was caused by PADDED! paddock
rlimor that Mclaughlin, Garrison and Tiny Williams
race Holiday came near being knocked DOWN py
1ily he attempted to ride Dabo from the rear
Mclaughlin complained to the Judges but they took
had been she'd piabo seems TO have mortgage
the no d aGRdGaP nnd s Sa
Handicap. besides other rich stakes, stand to his
credit. A truer little fellow was never sent Tor any
and trainers agree that n the race b for eS
rich Titan STAGES Is 10 be duci Tc ai
ter by winning II Will earn a name rear Is e1-
pressed In certain quarters thao ms mp har rcnr
just enough 10 keep him on edEe and WIN 60 TO r the
cS1 pefomances to private trials In his work
Taverdac colt have all his sreel and Young
hn S aceompany the colts ol five furlongs and
few light weights Will scramble along In the rear
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-pURsE sCoo. SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
TITAN COURSE. 1.40o YARDS.
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pwyer BF0theTS Sr iGGdhaT' arln US cayG99
C. b. Morrss b. h. Sam Harper. ir., aged, no
G Gn,s e. Ap' gsIay % as sSRR
We''s 1%i Onion 4 sa5S; Is S1isr' iOs 'i%sf
Post ys S9a To TO an%s G ss%
60 ! 4Ss, r F 90 70 sy eae'
Mutuals paid $27 20.
The nag fell on fair start Britannia went out
Ike rocket and led the procession past the clubhouse
and out sight around the bluff When they eappeared
at the half Fordham was in front, two lengths before
britannia half length before Banner Bearer.
Fordham held the lead up to the last fuIions where
he passed by Banner Bearer who won by length;
Fordham q neck before Britannia.
SECOND RACE-BATrLE STAKES s75 EACH. $1,000
ADDED 1 316 MILES.
j. d. Hagglns b. T. fircnzi by Gleneg- Florida :
Chicago Eaa Stables b. m Kaeoish; p ITO ecOvnsiOnj
Post odds To wln-Firenzi 1 to 40. Kalooah 80 to l.
Mutuals paid IS 40
This was no Kalooah out for exercise and
after running in mile subsidized Frcnz canering
on at her leisure and winning by eight or ten lengths
Bessie June and Bella b. were withdrawn
THIRD RAcE-PELHAM HANDICAP. Two-YEAR-
oLDs. $50 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. SIX FUR
LONGS.
Castle stables b. C DIabO, by EOius-Graee Darling,
! y. HhSggn's blk c. Fresno 1i9 (Garrson)
D. p D. witherss Cyclone colt, 1o7 = Graylo1
r. ~ Waldcn's CHI f. Holiday, 107 (William9
" T. Maxwells br. c. Champagne Charlie 10
W. - /. (Johnson)
G. Hearsrs ch c. Phander 1O9 (LittIeheId)
Time-1 :1S Ia.
Post odds TO win-Diablo even, Fresno ,,r TO
Cyclone l. Champagne Charlie . 10 l. fhllahoer
80 to l. Place-Dablo i to ., Fresno TO 0.
Mutuals paid 80 -.
HOLIDAY. closely attended by Champagne Charlie and
Dialo made the running until all Strengthened out
for the final struggle In the homesretch Fresno and
the Cyclone colt had been loungng along in the rear
waiting each other. moved up together and closing
with Diabo opposite the betting ring made OF the
most exciting finishes any course this year Every
inch Of ground stubborny contested Holiday was
tossed about like egg she'll both Diablo and Fresno
knocking OH her stride and enectualy shutting her