The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-19
DryH.arEy sans ron .H0un.
Tie LET BEHIND n Statement uenrinr on tho
late Races Tor the Amettca's Cor.

racing In this country noxt year. in spite q
tho fact that thcre is little prospect OF anothe
race Cor tho Americas Cup until 1895. IDor
DunrAven Is apparently still OF tho oDinio
that tho Nalkyrie did not have fair chance :
show hcraolf ut her best. and that she only los
the last race for tho Gun through an unfortu
nato accident TO hee spirnasoE As the rule
under which the contest for the Americas Gu
IL held preclude the Earl from engirE 70
that trophy. and naming tho same boat. unit
two years haYo ELAPSED. he decided to lenv
the Nakyrle over hore FOR the winter, and rae,
her next sum =, or against tho Viglant. Colonia
Jubilee. and NnvThoe.
| Lord Duuravcn. nccon, pauiod by the Court
| ess Of Dinrhven. his two daughters, Lad,
Aileon. and Encbol Wyndham- Quin. the Hon
Charles Kerr. his brothor-in-law. and Mr.
Hercules Robert Langrishe. left for homo yes
terday on tbs. White Star. steamer mritannic
have entirn charge OF the yalkyrie during the
hsty a S |sS at 0 S to sc III
he would challenge for tho cup next y.nr. He
ment with Mr. Rersey which covered ali he
cared to say III the mnttsr. Later IN tho day
way. and made the contents OF the Esris
statemcnt public. Itisas follows:
The fret races which ought to have been zen
out, ahead. on tho second day the ylglant
had iiuke and came gu: ahead winning the
s says GS and ns hs
mined: looking At It from that point q view.
sidsTsa in SGSns the ,E merits q t so snps
Ssa . R y sas. rs sss. e
conform to the g. foot limit we sacrificed too
much. Mo need not have been SO sacrificing.
length Of our boat This would have helped
By NOT Ssnr "Se to
Nslkyrie at times as we wanted to sail her
But the yiElant you'd have won any way K i Is
the difference in time at the, close would not
hays been nearly so great as IL was.
sea1 a' rs SHsa and d'Ys E's a wosi
have fairly won the race II our two spinnakers
s had hf hs Sss oo
cident seldom happens. In fact, have never
known Il to happen IN England.
relative merits Of the two boats have been de-
terpined, ! shall leave the valkyrie over here
s Mh hs sss
Der OF cups were not raced for this year. For
Marblehead Is most excellent and the VAL
kyric. think. would do more than we'll on
II have been asked II five out OF seven races
ihor Tho cup think three put Of Ave enough:
slider this Of insu tiielent i'm ortanos; ,
the majority Of them should be to windWard
and back. Only one race compiled with that
condition: and that tho last one. But nobody
never was oyerconndent although / Thought
the Valkyrlc had good chance. and think so
Tho Jubilee. Colona and Vigilant-any ono
OF them. or all,sbould como to England to
do not kow which Tend Win but Il
At the Nav York Yacht Club every one was
aut ss e e' Sh 5atss s1d
tbs oe the tine
defenders this year which were not raced Tor.
but Till be syaH6le next ysas are TIE Sea-
Se Set cue ofrsTed u Seid%sRll
Cent 1h so snG tS bs
Banks, 81 the Atlantic Yacht Club, and tie
special swespstekss prize offered By ths
above the New York and Eastern Yacht clubs
viii undoubtedly otror special prizes for the
duke contests Iike this year. the YACHTING Dub.
lie vii probably have chance to see some
genuine racing noxt summer.
laying the yaikyrie up At haWkips's yard sd' at
City Island. At tho suggestion Of J. Beaver
the foot Of Twenty third street. South brook.
Iyn; and yesterday her crew were rapidly dis.
the Earl took long look at the l1 ne Ss out
ter Colonta, and spent some time In examining
her interior arrangements and construction.
Ham Does some Clever Riding.
GIorcERrRR Oct 8-Tvn favnritea two ..cond
choices, and two outsiders won here to-day silsncss
victory n the third solely due to tho superb
finish made by Willie Ham. The summaries,
IL w ama rI as Bss WTa
tS,aG ssOpna bacs Hussar il2 Il 10 tsmms
r.. ss; To-
' si9s iSS c4!ss. .iisaa
% TSS Ei 9 da-Sssy SsssSsGna'
% SHft 10 Ssrey w aaa h mar s i
s6yi. second: SHrin.' ", 10 'MsbSnaIdl thHd
Firth -Four aud a half furlsnrs Psyche. 100.
si1sssE "'f i"9 III % " sssst ezra
St'$ II IF 5's:sS$ :e
's sasS Time
l. and SG GgpsSS.5sr NILS %..sae.
ss H. "a S
sss%s n's:i @ 5 o%I5' pas La
peral sAwdust, and Richard 7, l04; Bert. Agnes IL,
silver Queen. and Little Alice lQl.
Third R.es-Ssven elghtIs of mite Text ia; Jer-
lUd; Greenwich and iiolri lo3; Madden, kichai, Van
WATt. aud Black wood 1902; Queen dor, ChArtreuse
and sister lone. sH
Fourth Racs-Five eighths Of milo; haudIcsp Ar
tilery anu Logan 40; Flatlery 1O5; Crotchet lO8:
liippuna. %: Paulette, 90
id WIGS .na SSts4a oS s. f. % iSs &P
Matt. Daredevil Romeo. spRrraErass colt and Lord
Nelson. iO2; Viole,,e. iOi; Chance and Eliza Ann ~
sixth Race-slx and half furongs Plebeian
Bloudy's Victim Fleet colt Bingham. Jolly joe idaho
TylarIn. Duke or York Rumsey Max, Prince John the
Moor frankie T., aud !unaIer 1oTi Tdbit. lo<
Entries for the First Day at Hampstead
Yarn.
Tho fall meeting Of the Hampstead Farm Racing As
ISOLATION will begin to-day. and the programme 10 an
especially attractive one. The entries and weights are
follows!
. Ponies; four furlongsi purse $3.50 =. Gsbhards
HheroEss Rose. lb7: X Gwynnes IIyaka, 1872: E. r
ka1eh stables Wazss. 1877: G. stOnsbridgss Fl.
= Ialloways six turlong.; handicap, purse slte-
Rat 100: D. ID, Fields Mamie s., lob; II. X Vingus