New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

| were won by Tom Bowling, who thus fol-
| lowed up his in the Thespian Stakes
| on tho second day, and proved himself TO De
the best twoycarod colt that HIS appeared this season
TIE Pobns Stakes worth g roo three yearolds
won nv Meteor who is fortunate this course, having
carried or tho Jersey Derby at the July meeting The
Selling Race was won by Mr. Dawson's Albuora, who
had also won In similar contest on the second day
Although there advance on Albueras entered
selling price $780, she changed owners MI N'eh OF
Philadelphia the owner OF bennington purchasing hc'
| Tor $1,000.
The August Stakes for two-year-ods, $50 each p p.'
with $500 added one mile the winner OF the Thespan
Stakes to carry five pounds extra had three runners out
OF the 10 horses entered These were NJ A. L1'eHS
brown Wizard, by Concord, out OF Dolly Morgan
H. p McGrath's bay colt Tom Bowling, by LeXihStop'
out of Lucy Fowler, and W. j. Bacons bay FLY Doo-
rosa by Exchequer, ont OF TTibulation. Tom bowling
was a great favorIte, aud sold for $3.50; WIZARD
SEQ and Doorosa, SIS. When the drum wa~
tapped, Tom Bowling was the first to appear
with Wizard next and Doorosa third. Around the turn
the fayorte opened gap of six lengths and Increased
1t TO ten lengths at the quarter, Wizard beng tour
lengths front of Doorosa at that point Wizard was
within lengths Of the leader the lower stretch
they went up the straight stretch Tom Bowling shot
away from him, and won in cauter under hard pun
by twenty lengths in Hals way mp the stretch VIZ
swerved tho from distress but he beat
second horse. The time in which Tom Bow
G S s aS t &c SaG Y SsaG a
ciousy ridden He Is engaged Tor stakes worth between
$4,000 and $4,000 next season. and Will be formidable
opponent in his three-year old FORM
MONMOUTH PARK Aug s-Frst race August Stakes value $500
adae 70 sEeepsiass Of 80 each p g iS 40 Ear Ie Ss
eeye zOi and he thru 100 out The stakes oae nile
H. heGtps Tom Bowling b. Lexington dam Lucy Fowler,
A. LeP b. Wizard BY Concord dam Dolly Morgan BY
Bacon; ci Dooiosa BY Eiceaef Tdbuaton BY JEFF
The Robins Stakes for threeyearolds $50 entrance p
| tho twentynine entered H. p. McGraths brown colt
John Doe, II. H. Saniords brown geldng 6lldew ID.
Experience Oaks and d. Harnesses chestnut colt Meteor
The last had the Jersey Derby at the first meeting,
beating large field OF good horses, including Joe pau
iels and although 1t rumOred that he was lame, he
WAS made the fayore, selling in the pools for 500 Mil
the running Tor half mile when Meteor and Experience
oaks passed him the former leading inc Iat es , ny
Sandcrd5 colt being third and the other Two abreast
Meteor retained his lead throughout the second mile,
winning easily by tWo length5 Anperehfe a' r elnS
three lengths In front OF John Doe ana Boss Tweed
| fourth. Time, S:I3I
RAcEhe Robins Stakes yaine +oo added 70 sweep
second cSS 30 receive $50 n he 5 loo out Of he Fe' two niles
D. r. Meteor by Asterod dan Maria Inas, imp
c. r H. PARIS, EsFcencs OAKS By imp. Bonnie Scotland,
p 3eGSts b. john Doe By Lexington dam Lucy Fowler By
D. Me6ane COS Bc;. Taec by cfo dam A6ima....
n L. sanio'd' br A'" Fygi Le51son dam Mildred
The selling tine last event OF the day, and was
dash OF Two NILES for purse OF $780, horses entered TO
be sold for 5000, to carry tGcr appropriate WeSIti Or
$500 TO be allowed pounds; for sl0o pounds Tor
$780, 10 pounds ana Tor $780, IA pounds Inc entries,
with their weights and selling prices, were a5 lOAOHs
Lord Byron, years, $500 81 pounds sorle Dam S5OO
| ll pounds; Nenetm' . years SoL ~ pouuns men,
ueta years, pounds Abuera, $500 l0l pounds and
Gao $500 IVl pounds AloueI anu 49, 80 ~ pi I
$40 Henrietta $i7 Sorre Dan, $37 and Yenctia, so.
! Veneta and Sorrel Dan made the running for hair
mile when Gao took up aud led under tho string on
the first mile with Sorrcl Dan and Vencta next, Lord
| Byron fourth, Albuera next On the Clubhouse
turn, Lord Byron went to tho 'front.' ana retained tAe
lead 10 the distance, where ADuera came OUT ana won
before Lord Byron, Mr.. DaWsous pair being first and
second. Time, 3:4i.
DAY.Seing Race purse Of oo; TO- 3h ages two mile
H. g Dawsons b. Abaea, agei by JeH DAVIS dam Nme'e
H. e. Dawson b. h. Gao agei byJef Davis Yaeite Oi
6oaalac e. io Gyion years. By Kentucky dam Lady bless
7syols Henrietta years By Jerome Edgar dam Minnie
j. Baasi@s en- aged By Revenne dam unknown,
e. t Gons yeacta years by 1stero verona
- pounds
The programme for to-day sport is unusually attract
i've The seeple-chaSe has Duly, Vesuyius, BIND Tom,
Astronomer and another fresh spirant FOR erosseoahy
horses and Will be an eAcuh3 event oI T gIoSt SS
tute OF the day is the four mile race Tor when susan
Ann, Lytteton, King 'her, Milesan, Preakness, and
Arizona entered Last night Ly tlet0n was the fay-
0rito in the pools.
THE BUFFALO RACEs-LADY MAUD, KILBURN JIM.
BUFFALO, Aug. S.-The attendance at the
races to-day larger than either OK the preceding
days fully 1900 persons being present The first race
on the programme for ayeyearolds and under.
Five horses started. Zlcade Golddust the avore
in the pools at 500 against the field Lady Maud had tho
pole. At the quarterpost Maud took the lead, aud
opened gap of lengths which she maintained until
reaching the homestretch when Zlcade Goddust, who
had lost ground by breaking badly hauled up but Lady
Maud came in length ahead, winning the heat In tho
second heat Lady again took the lead the second
score maintaining the same through the heat, followed
closely at times by Zlcade GOlddust, who continually
lost by bad breaks Lady Maud by three lengths
In the third heat Lady Maud took the Lead and at the
three-ouarter pole Zilcade Goddust began gaining
rapidly, but breaking badly allowed Lady Maud 10 win
the heat by eight lengths
No Purse 500 Gyeyesr Olds and under, $500 to S $50
o second, 8 $50 10 thirds
NJ Goodns br Lady Mand. ...,.................l
L. L. Dorsay, jrp eh colt Aleade Gohidu.........2
r. Baldwns dk br. IN. Mary H........,.. ......4
T. s. Carpenters bk. g. Rowes Tommy .......5 3
W. Myers br colt Vanity far. dist
Tine 2:29i 2:l9l 2i27l
The $50 troted alternately with the five
yearOld race. Eleven horses entered, and ten
started the tenth Strideway was drawn. Ga
Zee took the lead to the quarter where she broke and
course, coming a length ahead In the second heat
Kilburn Jim took the lead to the quarter and between
the quarter and half opened gap and kept the lead,
winning the heat The start for the third heat
the quarter, where Gazele came up and Tapped and
at the half Jim neck in advance After passing
the half GaZele lost ground On com ing TO the home
stretch Elmo up rapidly, forcing Jim, when the
became very exciting, Kilburn Jim winning "by
nose"
-Purse $1,000 for horses that Otd better than
1870 200 sr s2O) to second 900 to tbind s to fourth