New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-16
TARAL'S TWO VICTORIES.
HASTINGS AND DEMAGOGUE IN FRONT
THE. FOREMOST OF AMERICAN JOCKEYS RIDING
WELL.

WELL.
Toral IS on top as he ought 10 be. 1t is highly
enjoyable to see the champion jockey of America
ride such races az he rode Hastings and Dema-
gogue yesterday. and as he usually rides When
he is allowed to use his excellent judgment.
and is not held in leash by unwise stable orders.
The people who go TO the Brooklyn track this
afternoon will have the pleasure or seeing the
champion rider the champion colt. as Hamburg
will run In the Excelsior Stakes the third race
To-day When the conditions of the Excelsior
were framed the Trainer did not suspect that he
was providing practical walkover for the great
Hamburg. The Excelsior is at six furlongs FOR
two-year- odds. at s25 each, with 500 additional
for each starter: guaranteed value, $3.50; weights
seven pounds below the scale; no penalties and no
allowances The winner is 10 receive 5000. the
second $3.50 and the third $50. The list or prop
able starters is made up OF the four Colts ham
burg Handball. Previous and Easter Gift. Each
will carry ll5 pounds. Nothing can be more GER
tain In racing than that Hamburg can give large
lumps of weight to Handball Previous and Easter
Gift. He has conceded great deal OF wels"' 10
Handball and Previous and vanquished them
easily and no reason is apparent Tor thinking
that Easter Gift is superior either TO Handhall
or Previous Therefore the outlook Is that Ham
burg with Taral up will pick up $1,000 for John
E. Madden this afternoon without drawing a hur-
ried breath
The second day OF the autumn meeting OF the
Brooklyn Jockey Club fortunate IN the
weather as the first Both afternoons were OF the
choicest that September could supply A handsome
gathering of witnesses applauded lavishy the one
and only Taral he rode Hastings nome IN the
nth race after they had cheered his faultless
horsemanship Demagogue In the third race
Both Hastings and Demagogue were favorites' as
they deserved to be with Taral on their backs
Roth of them had ample margin at the nm
fishes but both might have been overcome II they
had been ridden by incompetent Jockeys
When Ornament outran Hastings Voter ana
Hastings
ing 132 pounds and Voter and Hastings raced to-
cether in front swiftly that each exhausted
the others speed. and both Ornament and Cleophus
passed them in the homestretch. In the race OF
Yesterday there were special weight conditions and
Hastings carried only 100 pounds while Ornament
had only III pounds. After that short race at
Sheepshead Ornament won the Twin City Handl-
cap at a mile and quarter, and was later defeated
at two miles in the Autumn Cup, with l23 pounds
II is possible that II Ornament had not been run
ming at a mile and a quarter and two miles after
his success Hastings IN short race ne might
have struggled stubbornly against Hastings yes
terday 1t cannot be denied. however. that Has
tings is a swift horse just now. Taral waited with
him this time while Ornament and Cleopnus tried
10 surpass each other in front II was rapid run
ming The first quarter was Uaversed IN VIZ
the first quarter mile in O:23%4, the three lur-
longs in O:3s the half in 0:4sl4 and the six fur
longs In 1874 Remember that the Brooklyn track
IS slow track. In the homesretch hast,iss
passed Ornament and Cleophus as ne liked has
gs has all the speed of his best e P 9syh al DSye
hereafter Mr.. Dwyer has treated this JOCKEY Win
unbounded generosity and KINDNESS ana 5ls NIs
D@yer has had ample reason for d G,ssa I
with the in which sims has ridGe , sm nuns
handing Of Handbali in the Great Eastern Hand.
10 iS5 on Hamburg. and Mr. Dwyer expected t Ilt
Handball would get third place at inc be Great
Eastern Archduke had l po1hdy a1a was GS
lube uae IN advance
On Tuesday at GTavesend Handbail n n the i pT9s
6stEi stXeeyyertheiess Handbal ouran Archduke and
20; second place Doggett rode f0r fnnIp ., "a for
chaei r Dwyer who ha: second can %, on P5lI'n
J. DIVERS stable II Sims rides none Of that stables
horses STer has so high an estimate Of Handhal
1hat he would like to arrange special race ,i Pc
tween Hamburg and andb3n az be he carTed
n he Great Eastern. 135 for Hamburg ana III ior
Handba But Mr. ! Msa'e'H Hamburg TE has defeated
Tan,bau in several races and he could gam no
9ace betWeen the two colts, with Hamburg CARR;
ing eighteen pounds more non noi,,d not be an At
HomHs w IN M As first hsT but
LOST heart carly in the nun The poor STAR d ana ,e
;rga riioSjte Of the Devonian period caused
he hackers Homelke to snadsh 10 be ana fate
SXch i6enent But none Of those remarks dis.
.a5SsS t the s"fn ish fon won
This was race FOR two-year-oin IN, w hsya had
emo chance but she gS most oW' Bun 5lGm sy e
sslnmffiyb , an ~ % Msb 5iI ~
ebas Water was strong favorite al the outset
Of the betting on tn, the ssf sent ' backed orma
cdeay thai or I'M better RfGn Of the 'nf wo cs
sns5 o ormar "uirole Hennessy on Shasta Water;
The Two had r mar got the prize
long delay took Paf fSo al ba the Starter could
control The Jockeys Haphazard was wei D"cNeu'
sa9nT T9ie b h n Dd broke down IN fourth race
Clayton rode two winners Or IIni and and T1amiro
II" sloane rode two seconds salabar and E9Wapd
mann He was unpaced on Hapna%a'u al" ""'
' Iazs on eoV winner the Suburban few ye9I s
ago sneFsS4 dn fFG% G 6pce and d not day
trace OF Nicholas u and 6o4ses of ad
rlYsSie conf0rmation Why does not their o%ner5
p s r. Of n sces to have awe speed
win race They would be superb tanGein tea1 r.
s aPe I TS9 1 &ih n5H'5 noble H1
r pair Of horses was eY han eengeaed glue
Mana f. fast My last yea year y6 ana Credit ar lit
abe race a. mile Where has her speed gone?
She ran Yesterday In the last race, ana her moHc
treat2 Some experts ought 70 put the rays s on
niche OF her anatomy she has hidden her former
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