New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-07

FRED TARAL.
Club for its berality in offering prize Of s5c,9
for this without recurring the owners oi
due to Taral for his most praisew 9rtny rang, aha
proud and potent and Irresistible champion Dom
mo for his marvellous display OF HAWKES. actoh
This race was a suitable climax to an immensely
successful meeting.
GUTTA PERCHA IN THE GREAT EASTERN.
Although Gutta Percha most doorously in
the Flatbush Stakes last Monday. showing no
speed and never being conspicuous. a most deter
mined and tremendous onslaught was made on the
bookmakers in her favor for the Great Eastern
Handicap OF course II could not possibly be that
Gutta Percha's miserable running last Monday
was intended to mislead the Handicapped ana TO
get Gutta Percha into the Great Eastern al
lighter weight than would otherwise have been
Is n6f to her he maFnsd {nF am instant it is
ibe. inconceivable. II must be remembered that
the Great Eastern Handicap was over the Flu
turty course-less than three-quarters Of a mile
connoisseur Keenan, Sir Ciaiahad and other two
ance) in the Flatbush Stakes while the handicap
e eTn P Han Ss to p IL on dsak i2s on Gotham
on Connoisseur. rs on Monaco. III on Sir Gaiahad
and III on Keenan,. If the conscientious handicap
per had studied with great care all OF Gutta
wed have tha With gh Weight on
| her back she can fairly fly. II was skitnn ny
FACT that there was no overwhclming favoritc
But so much money was put on Gutta Percha WIN YIN
Gutta Percha became first choice in The betting
with Pierre Orards pGaer% d second Gh Tho owners
OF Gutta Percha. do not bet on the races. but the
nd a SOS seen "o on G the Sl FOR
Some Pynges Ss,ea rn na as sh
were DOMINO. Henry Of Navarro a clifford an
Tery an 4a4ey n n S"a
and unbounded confidence displayed in p hGrse
from the time when the betting vas opened until until
signs Of anguish broke from the wan and wasted waste.
and wted lips Of the innocent and unhappy book book
Rsd been Th hard Ghta @ hard hit in their
S' The aaa idna %hich backed Pereha
ssanty u anf her9aa as to
Aldermen It was wonderful coup main chats
kind Of PamsTy e or sseT PsI@hn a who
ravaged the ring were masters Of their art, who
ever they The whole operation aroused tne
nothing occult about IL Eyery'hi ds WAS fe
aad a9oy PaSe Sits broodng in the
'ae which called Straight PERHAPS he may nay
possibiy could every step OF the way in the Flat
o4S n s TO- Abon a Ben Adhem OF she did
How Liteheld dii ride and drive ana wn'p sns
Parcha home the winner Of the Great Eastern! re
has rarely displayed 80 frenzed ana intense o ah a.,
agonizing eagerness ana an.ie'S u WI" '"Oe'
| was cheering sight 10 see
VARIOUS INCIDENTS OF THE SPORT.
cu,ta Percha won the Great Eastern Handicap
in a furious drive with Doabra close seoo''' "mi
W n Forbes's Syvie a close thrd. Dogset' '''
| not ride one of the best races OF MS ne 0" i''
A better Judge of pace. a jockey win more pa
go I'D coolress might perhaps. have won the
race with Lissak.
John Lamley has resumed ridhg inns wen "a,s,
severe illness He not nearly strong ,ar, bs
to a handle ,be worst Gein of fortnhe on turf ms
has spent big sums most S has met many unex
peced and annoying reverses Jonn Co1nnp Rup
the .ra hnrses but he has been more lucky wtf
PER- bern so far than William Hueson, the former
ennncsser Monaco Sir Gaahad and keenan, r ar
ran very poorly in the Great Cream ha IS re place
o OF seven favors YESTERDAY ye %ere eS suS
eesfuJask Of SPACES vc And Domino s and The
Pepper Who won remaining two OF me om
50 had the s55Rf lost
fact It was one of the worst DAYS top inrf
ring il the ns'Sry s 81 @f for
mile and three furongs' onk at odds on won
a rnce under double pull Dorian hs Scag an
yrs since better he 1sry day
the easiest Victorious and Hugh Penny wen
TIE last days of %ef bans sounded
~ warning on that subject YESTERDAY mn Closest
ns he runnng all the Tsa, ea Tha
e warning and appeal evidently nio a ran veser
d d FOR nearly all of the horses "h'c IA YEARLY a
SeU' were plainly for the money ,b sno ability
N tne effort was made to win the 'ah neeti in
lie cioonjne whose previous races "a, ode her al
Pr hasn neculiar But Ballard VINO ' 90 The hes
"a NOT seem to know how TO hH anrd Marcus DAILY
ell advamtas .nnointing The Pepper on eli
ie usuaEr The x eene colt Hyder ADan VA did ali h
h, racLod and was the favore., Ian ,n Tn third
at could with him. but Hyder A raca meeting in whc
is co ud co closed wonderful race arpe an
NJ Anu .,sandance was rule extremgI3 I'd Locke
is me t which the profits OF the Co"es
club were immense
,s '" DETAILS OF THE RACING
. ,,,sr pAcE-For three-yearo'ds and up"a'u, ' q,
=, GOO added: penalties and allowances
longs. Betting
n e.,,o. b G. Jack OF Spades by
Bsm,on ,,ssm-Nellie james yrs Gy,nV lilo l.
randall Stables en- m. Maid M Mmmbieye n-S J.
i 10. stables = Bedemere' s,m MS p, 2
H. Time-I2s 25 - =, , "a 4
-e, x,,,ua,s-Isck OF Spaan's ''
at >,.d Marian pace - ~ -, ,,r.a narts OF a ieng
q, Ma" 80, length and half three par
dv ,,ueen second and 'h'.' .. o.o ,,ad NJ
nd SECOND RAcE-Hand'eap y"
and o"e n g. Victorious. by, ar
F. ssas%Ti Vic. yrs 40 NJ rraraij lilo l.
- couv,scres Stables b. e. G@mbieN Al 8
g. I9a .s;.r,: b. h. soundmore t ?; 81 =
o' GEAR 100, .:d 100 tcar ioa, Tl ., 81 10
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