New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
THREE FILLlES IN FRONT.
rr,r1-REs OF RACING AT sHEEPsHEAD.

can at a milo and furlong. is exceedingly I'M
,rassiye Here are the names OF some Of the best
tnown horses entered, with the weights assigned:
paouitll i29 pounds, clifford. II; Ben Brush. 10
vastings 1873. Remar, l2S: Lehman. l-0. ornN-
mont il9; The Winner. li9 Voter. ZIG. Ben toIh-
aay 1i6: Havoc. IL. Eamiro H. 113; Typhoon H.
IA: Rensselaer,. III; Tlo. 10; SunnE slope lo'
Free Advice. no and rrdCcdian. lOo Ihe h~' CON
,ans many other names besides these u"t U'
omuiun Will b. a worthy struggle, one OF I'M
common attractiycness If any considerable per
centaco Of the horses named IS seen at the post
rhe .tb,,.b Stakes FOR two-y year-olls at seven
,,rlorCs VII also be- decided tomorrow, ana the
entry .st takes in Hamburg, Howland FlreaTm'
LADY Marian Plaudit. Previous. George h@ea,'
Ivd ,r Haniban. Nurillo. Urel. Back Cock Ca.a
Dav. The Hueueuot. Gibraltar and others. 1t j.
likely that the fields will be large tomorrow. th'
.nort animated and the speculation nmhle.
The heavy rain which fell early yesterday morn
Ing made the Sheeqshead Bay track deep in mud.
md the number of Withdrawals was large. But no
one could find fault with the action OF owners ana
tran,-s who did 20 run thei" horses IN IN
mud The size OF the fields was cut down cxten-
siveIv lv the many scratches. In the Partridge
stakes for two-ycar-clds. SIN furongs on Tho tnrf
John T. Madde0's colt PaUGit and T. DHnhe
svaDco were added starters. PnIdit was ridden
by r Williams and had many courageous sup
ror,er= :, had J. T.. McDonalds Central Trust.
VINO Wa ridden 10y Taral and " 3. Sinks Fon-a-
,,or,te W., John j. II 'affarty'S Gala Day. rtddel
nv ,ta owner. TarIl rode Central Trust in his
mos effective manner and took first honors hAhd-
somely. while Gala Day barely saved second pihct
from the on: slider Laverock. by means OF Mccall
frty's desreratc driving AT the finish Plaudit wa
all abroad an me way on the grass aTS ran ms
erablv II will probably he wise for M Madden
IN the future keep Piaudt out Of contests on M tS
grass Plaud.t has done some ldr id,| an III tbc % rra;s
he appears to founder and w2upie lsiliuii? FIN! I?
the grass Neither Of them moved III way ~
cheer his owner or his hackers ,ro,. an,
MT Naddens ny Partridge, by LonsfeoW 10 ma 0pi p,
Of Queen Beuga. j. steadily .nPTonlhtS go "a onn as
sons snl daughters Of Longielow have cone as as
they advanced toward malnIsiy, aId cop,ons
amounts for ne second race, and when ;he hof'cS e.
extremely fast work in private. PartrlGge wa
oy eS1nT 6sKrtn %5o cCafferty vent out the
;ead with his horse Dorian, while Sloane kept Par
stretch Par1rdsc passed Dorian without ursing ana
took the race gas Dorian was sec hu ,5'' four,b
Taral was on Lake Shore: who was well oaoK,u. T,
Lake Shore burst one Of his hoofs IN rae b3 a.
weeks ago and did not seem 10 nave rtcoNe4eu H.
The IaI race of the afternoon was the Turf Han
McDonaids colt Rensselaer, is one Of the unluckieSj
9amaif ever born Hs~t He b I2s a3b hT2 to 5S' ride
strong finish and Thorpe lost one on the same COY
~ the last race. and this time Taral was on MS
back In stake at saratoga Rensselaer, oGs tT0k ~ ~
125 pounds conceded just round dozen Pounus 9 70
Traeedian who was then in excellent condition. ahi
defeated Tragedan by spacious, MAJ r!u H h.
coma possbiy be ridden. Yesterday Tara DID not
ride Rensselaer, a brilliantly as ne rOue ' h. ,bro W.
Saratoga. and many spectators tn0ueh' NJ '''"
away yesterday race by ovGrconhaS,Ise dismal fail,
ures with the field struggling along for wo,n o. ~
fance hut Rensselaer, got of well ana ms 6or DS
TeTe g n9' ag NJ 2 pa5r ana was never able maxi
up the space which he lost at the STAR I!.,,,5
dsH dsfferson fsu back and Deerslayer moved up 10
Hahing A. that time RensseaGr wa .y T3rai
moved sad up win Rensselaer, i tesl The sos
control of the contest TO caTeir! & s.ss
If looked as if Taral. by hard riding could have
Rensselaer, to the front thfn ana ~ erI r ner rI,
psxng cause Rensselaer, fo back after he 9a4 9a,i
moved up smos to me T fr09 Win ,ftaT he had teiai
bPed re Pd' 70 sarlIc he grnds,and with sensational
rusb in The horestre-ch as many Jockeys are al
ways wildly anxious 20 DO. TeIhtp> ne, ~ - 20
in the race except Rensselaer,. and believed that
RENSSELAER, could run away from them wneheveI1
Bon De De orc had the highest weight-lls pounds
Rensselaer, carried ~ ana lhe.e tTo p,e5,St 20
Possibly Rensselaer, could not rpn well on roE tiLf
Blu, it did not look Ike brilliant piece OF IlG,is @
on Tarals part and IN im3resSion cis''y re- we'll in
This race as he rode him against Iragedlahh and
. nyarter al Saratoga Rensselaer, would have
capttnrcd the Turf Handicap. After. Rensselaer,
trd TsTal seemed TO ride in rather dun and list
lass stvle and 10 lose mich ground in swinging
sIretch When Rensseaer's nose was pointed
straight for the run to the end. Iarai caIfI on
the colt for q supreme effort. But both Deer
slayer and Halfins were then too far in ironI OF OF
Rensselaer, TO make it possible FOR feE5se'a'r 10
-, noT5nds Deersayrr and Haiiing are five years
Iyx- HI.
1aree hoT1eT TwoSd 6aye carried III pounds while
1eersJayer and Hating would have carried l26
mounds each. Dcerslaycr carried lO5 POUNDS ohIy'
ITbus Haiding carried only l0i SO Rensselaer, was
twenty to Halhing-a difficult task. He is fine
colt but Iamentably unucky. ...
way in which bets on Deerslayer were made al
~ tha ring When some OF the bookmakers
offered 70 TO against Deerslayer. as some Of them
did after the speculation haa ossn IN ProgIeSI Io Or
tine Il was startling to see the rush whicn W..
made 10 bet on Deersayer a. the long ODDS. What at
was which made ihe 1aSTeiS e o. Dc raer ~
slayer's record this year. as SHOWN in Goodwl IS
Ofcia Turf Guide In prS'lons years DeerSlayf,r .,
or eoron occasions when the odds against him
weTe We'll when Sho1' e % odd against him ,eptnely
long Yesterday he was 50 ~+I - 80 '..a', - ~.
spite Of the fact that Rensselaer, Don De orc.
Damen and Halhng had ma many diehqT jorS VINO
Deersiavrr's record for his year. as shown by
Goodwii's Official Turf GUIDE; -,,, ~. vy,sb,,,,or
10 Buddha Arabian ana Eoiley al a m lnile, o. ne
handcapper thought 80 well OF Dee[SI"yur W -" is.i
count of certain good races when ne ran III Ie''
that he put l26 pounds on the hoISe. $50 mounds,
on Nav ~ Morris Park Dt,.id!i ~ " W. = l,,,,nU
defeaied Divide ,9D cromwell GlS). Tom SIoihWtiI ,
Ols) Rondo ll6j and others ~ h''ie anu TN
On MAY IS at Morris Park DeerS"yTrT GiDy sayarn
feated Roundsman. Noney Cafst"DT Drsiotr @ra ran
poorly in two races with DogsGtl GP v r. Hara and
ran socS'yd ~. .bo grass 10 sun Up Deersd!ef ldn
fairly hat day On July DogGe roae vaI ann a. a a
he was The f.vorite AZ 10 . Tne race WI '.or
ue "a tI,r.e-ouartrrs on the turf and Deersiayt'
was unpiaccd on Jus 10 at Brighton beoCr eoGr igTd
gett rode him again. and he was very P1Ol -,
10 Sa1,.fr. e,d DouitO~. on July 70 at BTlBh,,oh
Deerslayer. wI,a Doggett W. Wa. MIRO 70 o,dire Dai
and Premier II was second cAo,cv c 'n enpd choice
On Juv 2 a. brighton ne was AGAIN secoHo CliV' ~
in the betting al snort price DoSGett roqe 5 nihi
and Deerel.ver was third 20 Lincoln II dhu d"