New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
THE TURF.


kHb jim JIM ,rISs THE wEsTCHEsTER CUf; bLL BIZ
s,oSr THE SELLING STAKES YICIohI .uo
,,uF AND THREE-QUARIkks fOnsG, ST. y,,,p
av swEEPsTAKEs, AND JULIUS THE hoh-
DIE RACE. o-onoo |
No,witbstanding the threatening appearance
.,to, AZ intervals yesterday forenoon, the sun
.,oDe ont AZ midday warm and bright ana s"Une @
srce,e cooled the air to an agreeable temperature n
attendance at the races was fashonaoe' 'nousn NV
go so large az the unprecedented concourse on oa'
"a tbe enioyment OF the visitors wac unalloyed,
-, so,ary instance OF disorder or drunkenness occur
k1ng on the course a. ,.,...
.eo racing waa unusually interesting, the favorites
sng sueeessful in only two Of the FIVE races in the
Uestehester Cup, the urfmen, Judging from the pool
sttins were convinced that the lay between Mr.
palmonts representative Glenely, and Mr.. Babcocks
Kembold Mr. sanfords Preakness, the hghbred son OF
Lexington, and the famous brood mare Bugseai' ny
yorkshire being almost ignored except by his astute
owner and q few like Capt T. G. Moore, who having
owned and trained some Of the stock, knew their
sterling merits success These kept boldly puyins
him in the pools at comparatively low rate ana 'n
Judgment was rewarded by seeing him come nouo
winner in front Of Mr.. Belmont's horse heinVoio Pe
ing ingoriously in the rear. -.
In the second race Musketeer in the same staDie Win
stoekwood was rushed favor in the most reckless
manner simply because he belonged 10 MI eWiee,''
who last year owned and trained Mingnsher anu, huo
pendent Of any known merits OF the horse' "nion no
80 r,r hefere the pubic Some OF the regular fol-
lowers OF Mr. McDanielss stable stuck unrnehhgy 10
his representative, Belmont which won IN the oe'e'es'
style imaginable In the third race miles, oaA' IN
the absence Judge Curtis was made the iavorte against
the Aeld but the veteran horse Victory being In humor
for rpnnne won easily from the favorite who could
moi act well in the heavy ground. In the next race
sweepetakes for three year ods Col NcDaness stable
was again great force, for Idaho, CASTOR ou' u
Mr. Bemonts stable beat Lord Byron, who represented
A. very cleverly, after most exciting race In "hoh
fonr took mart ASH unsatished with winning the TWO
races for which he had started Col McDanels brought
out Julius In the hurdle race, and won II nom his SOIL
tay opponent although after an exciting n be be
has started during the two days OF this meetng nam
nd Tne ss 81 Se Value Su $50 entrance p p with
so out for second horse Inc 9istahSe was
al miles and there l2 horses entered, OF when ohy
three came TO the post their high quality eompenssu@ng @
for the small number I6ese were Mb hcTe Hemboid
and Mr Bemonts bay horse Gieneg 6Wsd nm TE b
this cup last ySaT se ssgsog CUP GleHeg retrieved
his double defeat by Helmbod by beating him N the
twomiie heat at Baltimore PrenSness had sa
only once before but on that 0cGssch Tscshors e
6y winning the Dinner Party Stakes at Baltimore worm
Ss NOT quite up 70 the mark being short of work. In,
did not hesitate to assert Una, IL ne % TO m
would broken every betting man on Ihe 6i
1SSe Geheis brought ought $500 HebO 6 Peskness
nIO Mr. Belmont and the Sent fnneIS M RabScaS
and gentlemen after whom Helem6Cd is s.vlag named &
s y sP sPSrSGd a Quietly Laid out
20 beter advantage the evening before cOntented him
horse as he liked his chance very much When the nag
fen at second Helmbod rushed 70 tnd Ih. h
string ne was leading three lengths pTenSness being
tSe S two tsnfa latter eiG horses We're head head
three lengths behind Hembod and in this order they
came under the string. Palmer on Genele; was eVl-
denty watching Hayward on Preskness heer M OfSSe tS
; ;es%ng asssEs Seg seO1d him at any Of the
race They thus around the turn ana 70 Inc 49aISr
pole, but rounding the clubhouse blun HelnDolds
stride began shorten for he had been making the run
nng at his best pace SUI ne was couple C bs E annea
hpd he was still as far in front Prenkness being length
GsD De wns SS e Ss for at the tG aP
Yrenkness closed TO Helmbod who being troubled 6y
SIeneiy Hayward, who had ridden Prenkness with |
exemplary patience s ana Gdmeat rSsesyg sn Ton some
spehded race by length; Glenely beating helmood
In aI seconds the last two miles in S4Sa This was
excellent time considering the heavy state OF the track
J.nour p.rK-srcoyD DAY June ia-Tbe we.hesteI cup
Nj u. ssDdos b. Pakhess, yA' BY Lexington dam Bug
Benonfs b. b. Gienelg yIs BY Citadel Bupia, IA n
W ss5cc;i: S b. Hcin5od years: BY
veneer '''''''''''''''''''T Tine-li5i
The selling sweepstakes Of SIS each p D. with $500 |
added one mile and quarter sss SIX HsIpgss s n
nerska4gaIn Musketee. as The faynrte against
The field. Kaogram made the running Tor the nrst han
second place The latter made resolue effort 10 reach
Belmont who easily shook him or ana galOped nome
sls. sn easy wilmer Oy BIZ '''E'H' N''''"'D '
S15f D seb1ics l. BsiISoni 700 iO .......
W suugfelds G Qunsrd 500 78 8lbs.......s'.'''''
d STeerts b. e. Musketeer $500, 80
Pen9SoTs T,. hAi.'2s'I % Tsss lara zoo &c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HuHteI Taverss eh ESosysSm $780, 70 b'''''''''o
The third race was for purse Of $500 one mile and
quarters for all ages, 10 carry 100 lbs each Inc
runners were Climax Victory. Doctor, and X Connolly
e Selling for $50 Connolly $500 Victory $50 and Doe
tor $50 Victory led from start to hnsh with the favor
e two lengths behind and won easily by taTee ehgns
and refused to run kindly, FAR behlnd Inf' @I''
sUNsARY
A Kesbe Richards eh Victory sged..................
W III Balrof ch r. Doctor ......."...........
fsyiofs sS' Sf l. B. coSRofy sSed....:.'..'...A
The selling sweepstakes for three yearods $500 each
D. D. with 500 added, one mile and an eighth hau four
Idaho sold for $3.50 Lord Byron $780, Kaloram $50 and
Vtesse e5 Lord Byron made the running for the nrst
a most exciting race both horses being severely pun
ished won the by length and half 1!ine 2Vi
KAlogram fell and threw his rider. The winner was
bought ny IOr soVo -
s.rx par.-senps swsepstaEes
ID MeDanieTs b e Idaho 500 SO s3bs................
Bel@oDts IdSho $500 g iesi s .'.''''.'....
Hunter a TTuers CD KsosT93 M 300 20 lo''''''ieH
The hurdle race for purse Of u miles had only
two runners Julius and Athlone out OF six entries III
was hollow affair Julius winning easily aiter lndugns
Athlone with the lead for y miles
sur DlY-Hurdle race handicap for al sEes II miles
heDaniels b. b. julius. aged ISL lbs ..'''''''''''
TbompOn b. AthODe Syesrs l4s lbs'''.''''''''2
TROTTING AT NARRAGANsETT PARK.
PROVIDENCE, June 13.-The trOtting at Mar
ragansett Park opened to-day with two races the first
for purse Of OOO the second for purse OF 5000
The weather was pleasant lalthough sth breeze was
blowing The track was perfect condition, and the at
tendance larger than any opening day OF meeting