New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-07
SIR MATTHEW IN FRONT.
HE WINS THE CAMDEN STAKES AT JEROME.
s.or1.ANp wA1xs AWAY rRoM ENe11sH LADY


Fine July weather although a little too hot per
feet comfort attractive card. and the absence Of
competition brought TO Jerome Park the largest az
tendance which has been seen there this year, and
racing Of interest enjoyed. Marcus Daly's colt
Sir Matthew, by Sir Modred out Of Embroidery, was
not sent out as probable starter for the Camden
Stakes from the track on Wednesday evening, but
Matthew Byrnes decided to start him, and the Marcus
Daily stable, with Shellbsrk to run, well as Sir
Matthew, was made the fsvorite at odds on. Sir
Matthew had raced emily twice before in the Juvenile
and Great Eclipse Stakes at Morris Park, In both OF
which he we'll backed He was fourth in the
Juvenile, and far back in the ruek in the Great
Eclipse. which, however, was won by his stable
companion, Tammany, almost neglected out
slider. He the Camden stakes in canter
In the very slow time OF is IA. Mr.. With
ers's pair Of maidens, the Uproar colt and the
Necromsncy colt, were running easily first and second
with good lead around TIE south field but they went
20 pieces at the finish. many horses bred by Mr.
withers in the habit Of doing. The Necromancy
colt GOT second place, and looks promising The
handsome Uproar colt like CAV deceiver Air
shaft Shellbark and Brooklyn there were only SIX
starters ran as If out-classed
II was not thought by any sensible man that
FirenZi, after only a short race, would have any
chance against Rsceland, in his present form at
mile and a half and Mr.. Byrnes wisely withdrew her
from the Freehold Stakes. Kingston was also WITH
drawn and only English Lady ran against Raceland'
who made the poor FLY look like q scarecrow' ehe
ran in front up to the backstretch, where Raceand
passed her as If she only walking Rsceland Is
a racehorse now, and appears 10 have recovered MS
form completely. He ran the mile ana haf III
81 81, excellent time for Jerome Park
Pierre LorilaId at last had day OF good fortune
He put handsome bet reported TO have been S2OoO
On the Marcus Daily stable in the Camden, ana ne was
lavish with his wagers on his mare Daisy woodruff
He claimed her out selling when her former
owner ]. E. Mcdonald. up the winner sirocco'
and at the time Mr. Mcdonald and his friends insisted
that Mr.. Lorillard had made poor Investment But
they were wrong. Mr.. LOrlad won her out IN ihe
fifth race with a handsome surplus. II was rlmored
that he won 200 on her. Certainly his extravar
CANT generosity 10 Lambey who rode the mare, In
Stcated extensive winnings One eyewitness s the
Master of Rsncocss gave the boy two 500 DIS
Others thought the gift WIS $500 IN all An0ther
heavy winner on Daisy Woodruff handed the boy 500
So Lambley's riding well rewarded. MI Lorlllarc
did not have his regular jockey Taylor, up. In this
h. was wise for Lambey generally rides in short races
better than TAYLOR does.
Daisy Woodruff ran the thTee-qusrters in :16 81
sr Matthew took 1s IA 20 go over the same ground
But sir Matthew could have run faster II 1t had been
Necessary.
IN the Trenton Stakes. selling affair for three
-sar-alds Mt a (uile Captain Browns gelding May
win was the favorite at 70 3 on, but sirocco
msh, a decd heat with her. The first money could
not he divided as it a selling race and the dead
,ha <svorte at no l on and as he liked.
papouet was withdrawn from the first race and
Reckon at to l on, galloped away with the prize
Eerar johnson defeated the sadly degenerate Cno
Grance Tor second place
In the sixth race a dozen two-year-olds ran five
<ur,ongs That arrant knsve and worst Of counter
fets Canvass was made the fsvorite, but was again
+he most contemptibe of "quitters." so was Fox
hall Keene's unnamed FLY BY Warwick-Kokens VINO
had run wonderful trials. Mr. Pusifer's colt Acalde
was first Mp. Lorilard's colt Krscb was second
Asan Lambey rode for Mr.. LOrlard, while Taylor was
on Lavish. In the Daisy Woodruff Mr.. Loril-
lard allowed TAYLOR 10 ride Captain Browns Celia
NJ J. DAILY has bought the vicious, unrlly and
Aosttng Uncas-Elsinore colt from Mr.. Wlthers Tor
81 800 1t does not look like good bargain but
perhaps DAILY can soothe the fractions beast even II
Ma withers couldn't.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-Free Handicap Sweepstakes Of s25 each,
with added which $500 to the second ana Sloo
" Inc ''''' '"' nH' anu '''i'HS s. Betting Fl.
BAsAA Morris; Is. oh ;d & Reckon. by
FaaIf'-fsfhAp'' VS. A'o idlttenedj Is Out
o. E. MODonslds b. h. Edgar Johnson, . Or 30
F.t %cLevse's CHI c Uno GFahds; 5 100 -
Naturalization straight paid So so. place So co; Ed
xar 5ohnson place s1S 49,
Banoset did no. start. Uno Gsnde and Edgar John
ian rod toe.th. in front they had around Picnic
I'M when both were passed By Reckon The nly re-
manned IN during the remainder Of the journey ana
won with ridiculous by two lengths In 'eht nnisn
Fdear johnson Uno Grande head Tor second pace
SECOND HACE-THE CAMDEN STAKES, for twoyear-
aids OF $50 each with 81 500 added, OF which $3.50
TO second and $50 to the third those having won
stake Of g. 800 excluded from starting; those not
havtns run second for such STAKE allowed ID othef
nadsns allowed Il winners not qualified 70 start not
to pay forfeit Three-quarters OF a mile C.osed
'''D - '''l WIN e Ps'aq f.
Marcus DAILY: eG Sir =, Matthew BY Sir 10 IA
D. D Wither;s b c. - by up fam5s9l2 .1a5 1-2
D. f g. %lshers ! en- by kIas -
AiTs6aft, i'll H iaidg1 iii %
sspooFiyn. Clayton 4o-l 1o-l
Price against the stable.
Time Isl, 60 ~ r,o., g. =,
DAILY Stable straight pald - 49, place % 4o
wItbers Stable IS TO-
schuy.kiu the Kauls colt ouartermaster Alcalde and
ppocke were withdrawn. Marcus DAILY decided 70 start
ST. Matthew and declared TO win with him The Wi'hes
na went on with the lead at so merry clip mat the
hackers Of the DAILY pair lost heart On the soun hec
turn The Uproar colt alengn ana NIL 70 tne s"0u
with - Necromancy colt second Alsn@Is niiu 'di'eauJ
under the whip) Sir Matthew last IN the company Of
IooS,vr swinging into stretch Sir Matthew began
Ia move up and with 50 great speed thst ooth tne
Rrookdae Youngsters went 70 the whip 1t svaiied them
notb,,e however Sir Matthew strobe over them ana
won hands down BY lengths, the Necromahfy colt
second length before tho Uproar colt.
THIRD RACE-THE TRENTON STAKES. Tor ufee-
vsarods Of $50 each with 81 900 added the second to
receive $50 out Of the The winner TO be sold
a, .,ctio, for - 600 Allowances. One mile. Closed
March 2. 1891, with 81 subs
Betting
St. RI.
& 6 Browns ch e. May Win, by Richmond : Ont
-Aiayneld lOs = hergen) 81 Ou'
hAnesceS o'SoAS Z" " ~ Taylor 81 6-5
~ A4''eneO' o. - ' ~ T.ittefeld % %
-, -, ~ poanei 1O-1 al
Prnce Charming. s7....(A. CovingtOnj 2O-1 C-l
Dead heat
Tme-1 Asa.
RUN OFF. , 49,
er 'ecJ ---''--+-- =
Mutuais-May Win straight paid So 30, place 50 80;