New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05

which racing j. being CdrIl'u arr an ISPo"'i"' WI
the falling of observed Yesterday ana Tor the lar more
-crious failing of which j. sure TO follow.
Pcrr. LOririard, hlly Ouida. by >ir Modrcd out OF
She celebrated Wanda oprrmp, the best mare ever
owned hy Mr. Lorillard and winner Of many I'M
portart stakes. i said TO have run very last rm
recently. Report, 10 that effect spread all over the
grounds yesterday. Then, too ia" emp ri wro looked
over Philip j. Dwycr, colt Dccar" in IN" paddpck de
dared that Ne ga not look at all we'll and they rushed
to back Ouida the theory that Declare was stale
and ovcrdonc that he had had too much racing ana
That he could not conccdc fifteen pounds TO oulda.
Declare wa, carrying lbs pound, 10 ouidiS 10. De
clare Tie ilv1Iiic at 70 AT the oprhin. OF Ia"
betting. but the rush to back Ouda sent INN L" " L"
ana even IL to at the close, and She was made
the fivoritc AT To =. y fair class woy"ar Old wh'h
he has lad plenty Of rnc1@. can CIV" away great
deal II weight to two yea old, Of p,Jrer cas' IN
is an ola truth in racing aud it never re- ceary
shown than yesterday. Declare made sport OF his
h,ld all the way. and won in III" easiest manner
discount. carrying nit"cn pounds lr>, tan D,FlAr.
mis- Iably sac wa, In hOpI">, trouble AT the "ud
Of tlr hfst tire" fur"ngs. Mr.. Donovan hls not >"
iar achieved biiilini success In training I" year
ODDS lWD-ycar- uids do not >ceIn t. be- rs tramp
suit. lie trained ItnI% admirably Tor NJ! iu-'ihi'
tut h" never won much money win VIZ: Iu.Nlr'
Two ycnr-oaS. ana with the exception 81 Cataract.
WHO was fatally injured 10y an accident al exercise.
he ha> not takcn many tricks In tn" grra, game ol
racing with MIR. Lo!inrd's two ycarOld,. Mr.. I,nI-
van is 50 amiabe AID good nltnna mat he l9oh, at
NE ana ~ horses through rosy i ''H
Jar 100 ,lnguinr. Ouida ana tir have run loeri-
oily in icap company. but neither ha, yet done any
COMPETE with Il cot OF Declares class 10 say nothing
OF pSHn crppr; lIydraona ANA n9ni"9 o. ,n Mr
cut twoy"arold ducks. which can '".T"ly nidlo'
there's HubicOn. for instance. Iii, private r"puia
Ton i; Pay nj, pI6c 4r%rnr" c'r% r.
in Pal he ne q cur ana q coward; 49,,
fcrrg The aeOncS f the lnqu,itiun at Tamlnany
Hall for several hours while codc-moulhcd. silver
tongurd and brazen-chcekcd orators Id the ram
many warriors what brave and vlriuou> ana N"li->acn
hcing patriots they all were. ~ nearly every man
on som" city pay roll. or wa, growing men rapidly
In some other way NJ the expense Of the people Of
vcIion to In" public welfare and to their tremendous
ahOis in behalf Of public moral and lofty stand
many Hall with tears later it was Hooded with
ire-walcrD There are 50 many tender hearts and
>potle>s souls in Tammany!
Independence Stakes. leaving the WY clear for De
Glar,; h"t Mr croker must h"ys hccn p"nrd o a,
mare. lorkyillc Hlle. made in the Fourth Of july
rpord appeared TO he altogether absent In ihc last
quarter mile. and She came IN among the last. III"
ran even worS' than Lampirhlcr which va~ quite
formerly excellent mar" is to-day twenty five pounds
y,o than hn , was whrn she won The gmniDn,
dozen pounds TO Huron and other cJlt>. Hardy
Campbell Is Il nearly so successful in training her
August belmont, colt r,ckspG who Lad shown
zone som pr"mT bur poor pcriarmnanc' at ;1hr@p'Gd
rode him. rides fsr better On The straight tracks at
Monmouth Park and Morris Park ihan cl>cwhcre.
The lavoh'". Kaan came In bird Maru, DalN
Tenacious. an outsider ran second and ran int" The
, encc after passing tn" dm>h line; lui his rider;
some friends but both wrctChcGiy Al IN" end.
although M,ddler led the field for nearly hall mile.
Herald in the second The only strong
favoritc Of the 'ry that was successful Ih"rc vas
much boiling ANA swerVng in mis- race. y powerful
Jockey might have been chose up ut the end with
Accident. hut he ridden lay t'oOdalr. and his
bride slipped. II /. sin deep; dark mystery WY
>lv and silent Ephraim >ncdekcr. VIII" trains 40
cidcnt, dream that the Realization was a selling
Raceland, well ridden by Taral or Garrison On hi, |
best form. could have won ~" E"iumo"n >laLc~. !
Iamllrv did not make a brilliant finish Wit; him and
l;accland tird 10 Kilkenny and Arab. Kilkenny /
lid mn ly Mr. -rcbman io 1000 and vas then hid /
owners. including Michael T.. Dwycr can max" /
e Irn r, T % P lr real n"T ,Su in and 4f cr
rarely bid on them, while Mr. Lorllard I, made |
an "!ect Of attach ~ selling Iacr'. VIZ. l3riilard
pleasant feature, Of the famou, Ponico selling race
rnp WAS ad p' ,aTod H 9r an Was na an %" o
IF attack in selling races. he would r"taliat". and
im'cqry u" whom Lamblcv Ig Sheer car Ic,nc,,
lllow,i to defeat Prince George in nc" 81 sheep
he sixth race Lu, ran wretchcdly An outsider
augusta Belle won the race. with Roch" second.
There a wild tip ont on E,tellc for The last
a'I lhe Si' '" "0 ID" "'0''0"'N '' ''"'" VIZ" "'
The bockmakcrs won large amounts yesterday
\lmo,t ev,rv vi,or to the track Went away VIII
-ss money than b" had when hc entered The gates
he peculiarly pulling and The rosilts in
most Of them wcrc rulyg pcrplcsnr Michael T.
'wycr I. now in extremely bad LUCK. lie lost larrele
csIcday and has Teen losing big sums for several
avs. The bookulakcrs grin and fat. They
onr,h Hike green bay ire" Cno' green bay h.rs,.
i'll soon pass away Ike the bnnss OF the field. and
ne places which have known them viii know them
o more. For soon people v be too poor 10 play the