New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10

slight expense OF engaging Hamilton or Garrison
their campaign would have beeh crowned with BAYS
ard they would have gone back In triumph to tler
Brighton lair laden with the spoils oil the enemy
Prone upon their pristine rJsles they wond nave
toasted In their primeval caves and drunk deep
drauchts OF the Juices OF Kentucky corn or rye IN
the polished skulls Of their slaughtered foes Auto
crat was a good horse yesterday. and although Tic
was carrying 40 pounds and conceding weight TO
everything in the race he away IRON MS neid III
the last fur0ng lie got such lead that
success seemed sure, until little Jones brought
ND the iavorite, Daisy Woodruf-(AuiocIat
was the strongest Of second choices all through the
betting and probably carried even more money than
Daisy Woodruff, although most OF the boohmaker'
had so wholesome fear of the pHsgllDF OF reheA-
dous plume by Mcdonald ard Corbctt on DAISY
Woodruff that they always kept her at very short
Odds As soon as the Ally came up alongside Of
Autocrat sinnott's wits went wildly woo[gatherng.
lie could not help his powerful horse at ALL lie was
all astray and all awTy. Twisting about IN inc
saddle, rolling and fumbling, be stopped Autocrat
rather than helped him, and Daisy Woodruff go'
the race, with Autocrat second and Nardee third
With Isaac Murphy in the saddle, Philosophy was
looked on by most Of the heavy betting men as sure
thing Tor the Mirage stokes weter handicap at one
mile But Murphy could get only second place With
colt NOnroe by MsSdu "a, Sd' saSd hS Sn9 a, The he
ongcst of ali the odds the IN the bettns-IV
aud even IL to lied all the way and won WIN much
TO spare. ,,.-,.. ,o,,. ,r,.,, ,h,
bookmakers at Monmouth this year. and mas tshiened
their Tin boxes in more than onG e9HeS' pod G saTe
and on Thursday, when Kdeer was success
full full he depleted their treasures heavily Yes;
sss4a 'a ay cs sAf the that had
been in pubic but about whose RriSae , Wcr
good one. and sine moved Ike good one ia het pre- Pre-
from to ! down to to and even to >. The pubic
caught the craze nom Mr. Lorillafds investments ana
almost every loser the track t9cd to get even on Iis
last race BY bacing Hcircss. II was race for Two,
year ODDS that never had won at hve inrlongs; I2n
T. Morrs's colt Two Lips second choice, while pr
strcet, Dfslrhrum and Davis Halls Kcyser carried
come money Charles Reed had Waicot in THIS
proprienr of the Fairfax stable. which was dissolved
after short. liberal and enSrpTlshg hu ~ u
career few years ago. Waco, "9> , az oro Wide
Wake on Keyser and had kept that colt somewhere
near The front III the early part Of me race; j. pI"G
az last nave won "a race. But Anderson PERMITTED
Mccarthy on wacot to get 50 big Lead IN inc III II
Walcot a, the finish. although keEser IN me unlI
furong running at the rate Of hrgc ft % WA
o "ga sepa,or 30 Irarsts lily Dab.cor p,or
and nne preliminary saIlop Mr. Lon no%,i
struggle and was not conspicuous at the hn'h 49,,
Previous 10 this raCe reports were auoat IA uc
betting ring that Mr Loiilard was S25 coo ahead on
mnch ahced after the defeat 81 lIciress.
Mr. Wthcls and his trainer seem 10 DC aWa.'s
jockeys IA important r''rH. oE,N3n lu,n, III,
d loss on svervins horses. ana Mr. Nl'n't S,t.n
contains many swcrvcrs th@i tI&ytIh Nu n"' "m va
been guilty Of swcrv1ng, Clagt"nS riding j. cn"o 1
TO nc,e him TO repeat The crime daily mn M
amazing riding Of Mr. Wiuner>s Maxim colt Oh Ihur'
u'S' DETAILS OF THE RACING
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