New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-01
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
LIVERPOOL RACES.


LIVERPOOL, Wednesday June so, 1900
The chief feature of the Liverpool Summer meet
Ing yesterday was the Molyneux Cup thandcapl for
all ages 800 sovereigns in specie by subscription OF
10 sovereins each, with 100 added; one mile. The
race was won by Mr.. KenningtOn's b. C. Mysotis,
three years old, by Heir of Lime Mitraille by
Alarm. beating Mr.. Johnstones bl c. GOodhOpe' 3
years DID, by Cape Fiyaway, out of Maid of Kent
second and Victress third. Six started. The bet
ting previous to the race to against Mysotis
4 to against Goodhope and to 1 against yictress
THE ST. LEGER STAKE.
The Liverpool Summer meeting commenced yes
terday The Liverpool st. LegeT, sweepstake oil
20 soveTeigns each, with 500 sovereigns added 1or
three-year ODDS, was won by Mr.. H. Eastwoods en-
c. Blair Drummond (late Shenningford), beating Ar.
A. McDonaghs b. c. Royal Boy by Y. Melbourne, cat
of sister 10 Bay Rosalind, second, and Mr.. SaxOns
b. c. Chassepot by Rataplan, out of Minnie, by
Weatherbit third. The betting at the start stood
two to one against the winner three to one against
ROYAL Boy, and five to against ChasSep0t.
The great Lancashire Produce stakes of 10 sover-
esns each with 100 soyeTeigns added. for two-year
ods, the produce of mares covered in 1866 was won
by Lord Stamford's bay flly NY Lady, by Lambton,
out of Little Lady beating Mr.. X. Morrlss brown
flly Eloouence by Carnival, ont of hedrigal second,
and Mr. Saxon's bay lilly, by Defender out of Impo-
gtion. third The betting at the start was hYe 70
one against the winner Three ran.
THE PROSPECT PARK BACES-sECoND DAY
FANNY LUDLOW WINS THE HANDICAP
VAUXHALL THE PROSPECT PARK CUP; ME-
'. TNRIE, POMPEY PAYNE, AND sLEETY THE
DASH RACES.
Yesterday was the second day OF the Pros
pect Park race meeting; but the same inauspIci~s
weather which attended the opening day distinguished
the second day Of the racing carnival heavy SHOWERS
fen al intervals during the forenoon and the almost uni
ycrsa impression was that poStpOnement Woulu DC INC
consequence. The managers, noM9IS,,, t he go
hold the meeting. rain or shlhe' ana IoItunalSy to st
overhead cleared the ShOne out bright ana cleaI au
the afternoon was pleasant aud ei9oyaOe' lug cOr9,
however very heavy ana muddy lIoa tne pIcnlos
rains aud upset the calculations OF the tutI cOgoscth
The ATTENDANCE very limited ana inc racing lIstl
dues not call for any extended remark Ile onE
contest OF Interest throughout the i've races u
the afternoon being the ful one Of the day between
Slccty and sarah B. Tie defeat OF Mr. saniorus H.t-
spur. full brother 10 Asteroids who was running Oh
highly favorable terms with his opponents ana was IN
consequence backed against the ne!d, crellcd great
seu,atiou and was unanimously applauded by the
fcldcrsg The stable OF the winner Metaifle, uiu not
back hin for any amount. he having disappointed them
In the mile and a quarter handicap race, when they
rcgarJet certainly for them, aud ~ Wmeh 10 met
TIE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES.
for an ages nile and quarter had ~ ENTREES VI
which three only faced the starter These were H. "
Wadens ca H. Metairie, five years rs f. Morris o. l.
Fanny Ludlow; and d. NcDJniels Oh. I. Lizzie Rogers.
When the pool betting commenced, Fanny Lualo" was
Metare suppauod her. and bad so many parties anxious
to invest on hm that he sold for 500 TO the other Two
coupled $50 The race admits OF little description OF IN
tcre,t for Fanny Ludlow who laid behind the taYOfte
for the first quarter Of mile took the lead from MN aS
they around the above the club house, ana
maintaining 10 throughout won the race oy ntee1lual
tiers OF ieugth Lizzie Rogers last throughout 1no'
FRsr RAcE-ardcsp Sweepstakes $50 each, t. and slohde
Clared; : 90 added; second horse & lUe
k ". wsdep's eh Msiaue. years us pOuHds ..'
b. MoDsulels LIME Rogers, years, lO4 pouuds