New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

Bonnie Braes taking tho lead with Nemesis and Gen
Duke lying close Oa her quarters and Australia bringing
up the rear guard iieey sept tn9se o''sUS 90 vSrV
stormy and took the lead, Bonnie Braes second DUKE
next and Australia stl last They kept these positions
quick through his horses took the lead with Gen DUKE
second. Bonnie Brae5 third. and Nemesis last Az the
quarterpole Nemesis took third place, letuns B0nne
Bracs drop into the Tear-guard. They Kept these
posi90ni 70 the Turn When Nene5s came up anu ~ h
traa, but could not keep up the pace, aud Bowie ana
engh-Gen. Duke beating Nemesis by length and
half Tor the barren honor OF second place bonnie aeS
was three lengths behind the third The extra car
red by Gen Duke for winning the Belmont had the effect
OIL stopping him from repeating his victory . eo A.
tlsoe $500 added By the Club winner Of the '"oyeoh
c sa.ns Bonnie Lass Las. By BaIro.ne dam Pss,. By
BemOnrs ch Fen,n BY Mickey Free spst By stock
W Cameron. b. iasrnsl... By Old CaabsI Juniper.
H. T. PurJy T., b. Lexington Of
Col MeDsliess b. Olknd OF
R. Csmeron. b. GleSSsy By ouston dam By yogrur.
Csmesoe' and T. w JerOnss b C. Glengary By rhomAno'
W Rapture By Ispdist dam Parachute BY imp
iO'A'lIo'''''''''' ;;'''''''''''
FFour R1o-Paer stakes Tor all carry 100 pounds four
miles, go entrance p the Club to add $1,000 Closed Sh Il en-
r a. Moores b. Pri7aie years BY Iighnug dam Herle F,
T w Weldon S Aioban aged BY Commodore dam By Glen
T. l. wstson's Onward Jeis BY Rnssod. dam Ny Lady
p For6css cb l. FeetTng aged BY BaroTue dam Rhodl By
" weldon. ch Local years BY Lightning dam Marion, by
Tim. "A
Betting two TO one against McDaniesentries, iye 10
two against Fenan six to one against The Nun seven 10
one against CamerOns entries ten TO against Rapture
and twenty against Purdys entry Tho start Tor
this very bad indeed in fact the greater part OF
the horses left at the post and only B0nno Lass
Invcrngass and Fenan got away well The race Jay
between these three, and Bonnie Lass getting away
ahead kept the lead round the turn and came in the
winner by two lengths The finish between Fenlan ana
Inyerngass for second place was very good ana was
Inv tha firm Y "A IN "a
about four lenths behind Invernglass.
betting to 5 against Wedons entries 2 to against
privafepr IN AGAINST Onward. and 10 30 ! against
Feetwng These sent of with very little dfculty,
Aldevaran taking lead closely followed by Fleetwng
Onward Local and Privateer In the order named They
kept these positions up TO the Clubhouse turn when
local took second place which he only kept for short
distance and they passed the stand the first time in the
following order, Adebaran, Onward, lleetwing Local
mile and passed the stand in the order with the ex
cepOn Of ryateer having come up TO third place ana
Clubhouse in the third mile, Adebaran two lengths
ahead OF Onward, the same distance separang1hm from
Privateer, who gradually improving his pace and
getting better terms with the leading horses ON pass
ing the stand for the last mile Prvateer bad taken e
lead and old Adebaran looked as II he had enough, but
rs nc passed the hamlle pole he made another brush
and got the lead but only for about hundred yards rs
Pryaeer again passed him, aud never being headed won
me rnce Nv two lengths Adebaran beat onward the
Same distance for second place, and Feetwlng came III
fourth Local having been pulled up in the hOmestretch.
NARRAGANsETT PARK RACES.
pEOyIDENCE June 17.-The second day of the
June meeting OF the Naragansett PARK Association was
deeply interesting The weather was favorable ana the
races were closely contested. The first for all horses
that have never roed better than 1928 mile heats best
three in i've in harness 500 to first and $50 to second
was won bv Robert Champns Cof Boston, Mass blk <.
Gen Mcclellan; Hiram W HOwe's of Long Island d. H.
Daisy Burnes, second. The following is the summary:
Robert ChampIus (of Boston. Mass blk g. Gen q,
Mcclellan. 49,.
Hiram " osFs fof Iong sauD b. IN. DAISY Burnes.t
John Loyeit. (of NeS-Yorkj American G'.. danced
H. nj Banrharfs Boston. Msss ch Lreuse...J dauced
Tine. pa: 2.1l; 2.lt; 1881; 2.J3i 2:i0
TIL s horses that have never troted better thn
2g5 mild heat best harness, $50 TO brit aud 80 TO
.ecgn-aas By Alexander Paou oi Nee lork b. g. hey-
stone oi under protest. Benz Maces (of hevioTk eh &,
James Morgan second. The following j. tie summary:
A.r Pattef.ons iof newborn b. r. Keysione.l
Benz Macs (of Ncslorkl ch g., James Mornn..t
R0i~-s lof I@rg Island D. q, Mytou Pery:..J > d
Nat Irtkuss flu ghiuu Mass No.. Nellie lOcset ia
J. y Bosrn. iof H5.toB cb No. b,iasausk Maids di.
Lou Moruss Bosieuj hr Detectye..........b ds
Tme-l.Jtl l.Isi 2.15, 2.I;. asia 2J1!, 2 "a.
To.m0rroE sil clo,e the June meeting