New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
now ARCHER LOST TIE DERBY.
From The Philadelphia Times.

From The Philadelphia Times.
In the Derby won by ST. Blaso in 1888, however,
II was very evident 10 spectators who watched the
race closely and who wCrc By long experience vol
qualified to pass al opinion on the honest riding or
otherwise Il tho Jockeys that Archer, either By
design stupidity, finished third when he ought
10 have Won.
OF Portland, Colonel BOscawcu unl Falmouth 3
oldest som and Mr., CuartcTnaine East, tho wcEnown
London, watched tho race from point opposite to
Tho bell, about two hundred yards nom tho winning
scquenly heard tho following facts; As the horses
passed ihc bell, Archer GalllAd hlll Of RUNNING,
Colonel Boscawen turned 10 his companions aRt
oxolodlJ exclaimed It's all right tho governors Won
Archer weigh in ny the time tho party reached III,
weighing groom ,hey thundestruck 10 learn that
tho 0 Of I'M tho vcoIv W ~ S Sna w nGS saSd
Ch'cf, ownei ny AThcrs brother Charles. beaten
bare head and Gailsri third AT6or was IoorE en-,
particularly gium. "Why what on earth were you
doing Froi,' said tho Colonel; When lost Sigh.
Archer as he raised his forenEer to tho peak Of H.:
m search rI Of E his fphor, but before he encountered
him Al least half dozen friends who bad watched tse
ern,oly stopped GaIlari to let his brothers. horse
Nin, but hat the scheme was folled by Cannon on,
brilliant With 1 s. II E%"EE S6n r GoHs
his fnthor no remarked exsisodE ,, %sSiSS SIR m
SwSys s' wcrS prsjudced against Archer BoScSwon
- nrI EaIronth 81 have no fault to ma WIN
80 rJtna Within a week his Lordshlp roCciNHi
o.aI drIcns Of letters from friends who ha1 ViewcI
~ raco rom different standpOnts In each OF whra
,h writer expressed his belief that Archer hsd do"o
sratoly pulled Gallant ,, -os r.o.uv bor4b
o,rng At Ascot where, IN race run over goatWSr
"ancc 81 grou nd Archer Galllhrh mct am rfe",y
1ofen,rd ali tho horses that had run prominently y, uJ
nerby After this race whom ronireLy cmlB,Stniss s
~ Sts victory by Colonel Bosrawoh tbe l1Cmy
w ,mr,,,aed himself hy rcmarklng "Whh franc sge'
SSmtard IS How Lord Falmouth shorty A'er TO
t,ssa fr,n the turf Is q matter OF history Al,
Archer frctted greatly under his rsveEEgss anu nv
sailor Prince few weeks before bis deatA' no aop,
Sa.t"ncd tho end There was hsVor OF poe,c
S,on nlant this race which makes the story worth
H. Ealing particularly RS It. has never appeared ~
nnrInt hofore and has certain locai interest
nnn,rcnt politIc az this city ran hOts; cAIeI
pI,ohmond In the CITY and suburban OF 1884. Inc
~ yH"lntsn hacked this horse 20 win q large sum OF
@ as, lrd With his on stomary generosity promised tie
Imcht,gc,gbt boy "Tiny7 white, who rode, tho hand
s,yne reward az as 900 ho won, Many who SOW tha
rncr believe that but for Acbefs ungenerous behavoI
toward White at a critical point Of tho race Richmond
Who WA not fano!ed by Tie stable and beng short Of
nrh HING out signals Of distress about 400 yards nom
home Wflto on Richmond was following dircctly
in Archer's track, huggng the rails. The Phladet
phisus horsp was run Of running when Archer Hiding
lhni ST. Blaisc Was beaten took pun at his horse,
and White seeing he could not go round HIN, called
ioiIly 10 him 10 let him got through. As Whit
hssouently main taned, Archer deliberately continued
"a ATOP his horse without giving White he polo, TINS
compelling tho lad 10 pun out and SO round htIn,
checking Richmond tu bis stride This, Of course,