New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-04
EXILE'S TWIN CITY.
arr 1AwRENcE,s EXCELLENT HANDICAP,
.xp OF THE BEST RACES OF THE soNH EVE"

RUN IN AMERICA
ru.rc, may well feel proud OF inc pin'ia"'
-. 90 his difficult and sIduous laooiS u, -
~. xe,vhts for the Twin City HSnol.ap a,d ,on,
ho<ex that started all OF such qu% and sa
,a,ion Sc 10 give the race peeua adt,sted that
sL,lf,,llv were the burdens OF al VI - 90 apv ona
- .so Iead Of the homestrctch u ioOA0I a. Ell haI,
AZ inc rec -. win and even when the nhsi nan
u -, ~ - roached it was dhicuI' 10 ''H 49,.
I'll nctspIter. Huntress or Los -. 80 81
-, erst II was a heavy Oo'7 =, -,
.,...rh Exuo was the fsvon'e' 'hoO "'lo ~.
80 odds against him, whle NO' -, IN a..
'gooo ouu, Sra heavily backed. ana nearly ali inc
cess bo"nns .; friends The race was won By
Others nau -. nth a middle weight second, light
The .oP and the weight next to the TOP very
~es". .-rtS Surely this was triumph Oh manu-
Gaping .s other excellent racing In truth
iHeV aar NJ rare sport, and the card was SO az
&c was 10y no attendance would have been far
trsou sho+ thousands of lovers of the turf whose
iAfsoi' ron1d not permit them 10 go TO the track
~ Aavs in succession, were rcserving their VISIT 10
-. the se3e95 Futurity Stakes run to-day "hen
tnere VIII certainly be an immense crowd TO witness
,hot ousht TO prove contest most stubbony fought
10 the last stride -,
nor..r Asbe's beautiful spnnter Geraldine won the
srst race easily enough in fast time-1 IL Inc as
-. however was less than three-quarters Of a mile,
- .h for,ner Futurity course has been shortened at
81 cart and the finish made at the regular
s+.nd shecpshead Bay can never hope to rival inc
toboOesn inside records Of Westchester
~ the Dash Stakes Golden Horn Gramercy ana
,omo others were withdrawn, but Reclare' IourhS
.~ort Milton. Chicftain Dilemma and Mary Malloy'
whose names did not appear on the programme g
probable starters and were not puohsheo III w
nsnerS Yesterday as such. went TO the post MI
pelmonts colt Lord Dalmeny was the iaVorl'e a.
,bc openinr. but the money was heaped so iaVisnly
on Perlsre that she soon first IN the Oe''ne VIZ
lord palmeny and Pearl Set coming next 1ne
field was 50 large and some OF the youngsters WOO
so Wild that long delay occurred before 'ie s'anU
Rut Il was good one when it came. Reclare eo'
.rav we'll and was so much faster than the othorS
that none of them could ever get near her' lay
who rode her, reported to have De' @-o0 VI "Si
He was so anxious to win and so nervous 'Ha' no
s,rcl her several times with the whip, III inc hono
setretcb when sho was four lengths IN 1rohU Vi INC
'Nold and moving moro swiftly than any other lie
clare carried Il9 pounds and won as she liked IN -
sc wa giving big punches of weight to nearly all the
rest. and is really fine FLY. when she meets h"-
inertia there Will be some swift spinning
RaIpb Bayard, who got second place, was so much
., o outsider tina. French pool tickets on him for
place paid Sill for 80. o.
on. of the dozen probable starters for the siren
Etakes. only seven ran. two OF winch sehoIl@ anu
Pet Morris. were from Captain BrowD's stable lhs
race was a remarkable illustration OF superiority IN
iocEa
ate simply threw It away by carcessness, while Ham
Oton,s SKIN was exhibited in dazzling light AS Senorita
was carypg I26 pounds the ia Of Brown Princess
the hackers of Brown Princess were confident Hon
nav led for a mile at a good pace and then began 20
stop and quit. Brown Princess and Senorlta moVeu
ND together They for few strides head ana head
both moving easily suddenly, Ike nash Oh hsn'
Hamilton began Of his Irresistible rusheS ho
gave senora whip and spur and forced her ahead with
that I'm
l6ading Brown Princess a half length Then Iarai
sat down 10 hard work, but ii was just that S"'lt
rush Of Hamiltons. half fullong from the emu thd'
settled the race. Brown Princess gained men Dy
inch as the heavy weight told on sehol'd' bu'
She lust barely failed get up. and Senorita won
nv a very short head although Brown Princess was
IN front in the next stride The time was last.
90 ana Il was excellent performance Tor
threc-year Old FLY with SO heavy weight. sohoi-
tia has brilliant future as well as brllant past
Then came tie most attractive and interesting
feature of the day, the Twin City Handicap. The
dozen starters paaded before the grand stand, MAX
ing a gallant show. All the spectators were loud In
their praise of the quality and appearance OF the
horses. One Old owner remarked that II all these
horses conld be combined in one stable what mag
nlfcent collection they would make for the fortunate
possessor Exile delayed the start and showed the
most vicious temper possible. Such an exhibition
Of kicking has not been seen on
race-tack for years. lie lunged out with
both heels with tremendous violence whenever any
horse got near him. Fortunately they were all nimble
enough to escape serious injury, although repeatedly
his heels grazed the sides of other starters and came
within a few inches of breaking the legs of jockeys
Exile is a marvel, indeed, a high kicker With
125 pounds in tie saddle and with that muscular and
powerful rider Hamilton trying 10 control him, the
horse would send both heels into the air as hSh
as the back Of another horse standing near him,
and with force that would almost have sent stone
wall crashing down. Finally Exile got in motion to an
excellent start Proctor Knott and Niagara went
put TO make the pace and with Proctor Knott running
under easy pull the two led for mile with De
Iaulter in close attendance, and Los Angeles and
IIuntress not far back. At the head of the home
stretch Hamilton had got Exile, who was some
lengths back of the leaders, into his full stride and
the horse came tearing UP the homestretch looking
Ike wild stallion Of the plains and moving with
amazing velocity. When Exile Los Angeles and De
iauller were making their run in the hOmesiretch
Proctor Knott dropped back, although he was siill
under a pull IL Is strange now easily this re,
upOn. He is certainly faint-hearted. But then he
was not so fortunate as 10 have one of the leading
Jockeys IN me saddle. II Mclaughlin, Garrison,
HAYWARD, Hamilton or Barnes had been riding Proctor
hnot5 probably he would nave run better race.
hut 1sfai, who lost the Siren Stakes with Brown
Princess by lack Of judgment. and whom nobody
~, Vas on ms BACK. Ills estimate OF pace ana
handling OF the horse may not be adapted TO bring out
n his rider stoval Who was on
Wen ~ naS luush some eO0d races ana rihks lsny
wei III the west, but cannot compare with the best
Jockeys In the East in skull lie got off badly with
elohshe was pOcBeted ana erfcred with al almost
Se{ 'Srn and seemed unable to come through even
III me homeSuetch. In the last furlong the pace
50 Iast thai only Exile, Defaulter Iuntress and
Los kAneeles seemed able to stand it. DeaIlter ran
inc oest race OF his life, and hung sturdy. But
InN 4@ win hamilton up, invincble. Com
Us on a. a tremendous pace. Exile
Won OS snort length, Detanlter second lengths
Angeles '' W ~ ~
ms race could hardly be considered as displaying
,ne I1e lolm OF Proctor Knott and Spokane. Wait
nhul they run again. especially If they have the adj
a ca OF being ridden by such as Hamilton
Them do far better. Princess Bowlino ,aU 49,
pointing Fairy tales of tbe MI a., d ui,dP-