New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08


craft scared of all competitors except two, Bronco
marie and Marauder Ray rode Hindoocraft and II Is
entirely safe to say that until Ray wipes out The
memory of yesterdays riding by credtable perform
ance he VIII not be popular Jockey among the
hackers Of favoritcs. lie kept such pun on inc
colt fwho was an overwhelming favorite) for mile,
that the life. the spirit. the energy and the speeu
wele all choked out of Iindoocrait. lie
would not Try when he called on,
and came in last of the three 20 wre'cheo was
the riding and severe was the criticism geheraiiy
passed upon It that report gained currency IN me
betting ring that tho jockey ana the hOrsc nd W.;
this Neither the owner nor the trainer MADE Fly
complaint and the judges and the stewards ar
and bunglng rather than OF Dad IN
ientions At first HindOOcrans . number was was
Colonel simmons and Clarence Mcdowell differed
about the second horse; and that the stewards were
was quickly changed and MaraGders NUMBER was
put up in second place, Br0Hz0mare having won the
race. under the whip, with Maauder second ana
In the fourth race for the september Stakes at
mile and threequartrs Salvador with l-o P UrHs
M,' pos SSI9S each and rRlandsr % pounds
h, TRs P@ ce1 used np in covering that distance al
though the track was In excellent cOnoluOh anu uS
colts could have made much raster u nnG TavIor on
Sorrento seemed inclined TO trust the issue 10 s.
In the homesrech At this sort Of business ,mg
could not compete with Mclaughlin on ssMaror'
Salvador is sluggish colt and requires some
| Mclaughlin can ride him better man man Any ruy
| iraIia Talv Germany, Russia Spain, America,
or anywhere else He gave him the whip with pi Dtc
Of freedom the furlong post in the homeStobtgm
touched him with the spur several times rode s,r r
with extreme vigor got him into ms IuiigS' si'I n
nor nor sorrento could live with him, and. sal
vator won by haf!ength, all Out; o. "a ,bc
second half a length before Sorrento VI couIso ~
1 IN OutclaSsel
although Hamilton rode him. EVERYBODY S wa ,o and
nrepTSodT was right Salvador is good colt to give
10 pounds TO j. A. b. and Sorrento-there was noh
small about that-but he had rider with n3thiH i
email about him from the top of his head 10 the UP
The enthusiasm over salvators victory, however wa;
peace Quiet and sagnation itself compared TO the wiz
outburSt Of applause which gr ete1 the maghiic0e
~ FI,enzj in The Omnnn Handicap As she CARRIE.
Rowl Tin strdeaway and the others, she was nos
heavy spectators put their money on . IeI 1Ity II
but they put it on with t caution and me ' and half
thev would have felt of Firenzis victory. ~
mile and rong they hoped s1r0nSi O n t he saddle
they might have felt no doubt NJ 0diS% ere was was
great deal Of trouble Win art 9 which f When il cane
was excellent She went on IKE ne 1N Brown
led for nearly p mile pdSnr We're ali prominent
In the first mile but in the final nrlong eT
rally GonR W5o to ransbn gave the great
| mare her head and called on her, She dashGu
away from the Others and won by two lenstns III ,lo
| fast time Of ! "a 80. Slrdeaway, WIN H T,
up, was well ridden, and got second piace' l"i"eo"
coming hope third. -,,.o.io, 90 Carrri
| Ono again that portent0us combination OF TaII I
| SON and one of the apostles owned by l.. 10y
was foo much for the Handicapped. IL was npoi!eIa
that Mr.. Lloyd had put 50 900 on -. Luhc ~ . III
| High Weight Handicap at a mile and three-quaitels
ST. Luke was backed so 1rceN t ido
he became the favorite Montrose whose io i
since he was foaled had been a RUE iar supeIio
| TO that of ST. Luke Garrison tralled DGHhu VIII
| 81 Luke for mile and hali, moEtu
| mn in the hOmestretch and won WIN
| a double pull, MOnrOse getting second place.
II the owners Of MOntrOse are extremely anxious 10
| win with him they ought 10 try such Jockey as NC
| Laughlin him. Lewis may do wen enough
in minor races at the West and no doubt he ala his
best on Mohtrose in this race; But the differences
| be family expressed by the differences between
Mount Everest. the tallest mountain on earth which
rises nearly six miles into the blue, and little bit
of a bump on a small antbill lost In the depths OF
! lonely forest. go -
Messrs Iabold Brothers, why will you not give your
GOOD horse MOntrOse a chance by putting up the
| best Of all Jockeys? He will get something ONT
OF him. you can rely that. Lewis is good boy, no
| doubt, and as a driver OF mules on the Erie Canal
| could acceptaby moderate wage each day.
| Or possibly he might make a success In guiding a
truck through the brstlng mazes of WestSt on
busy day But don't in heavens name expect hat BOY
| to Outride Garrison when he Is on Mr.. lloyds 81.
Luke or ST. John. In the name of all the apostles,
against Mr. Lloyd's almost invncible grass pair
| Tnk Or d.