New-York tribune., 1874-07-17

great deal of time lost through the display or
bad temper on the part of Lizzie r., who jumped over
the rails into the inciosure and could not be induced TO
=, M TO her horses When the start was effected
Norriss scarlet colors appeared IN front, followed by
McGrafhs colt Lori.lards Ally, Amelia, and Lizzie r.
Victor being left the post. Along the blckstreich
-i.tdrs drew length ahead OF Norris but the latter
got on even terms at the hafmlle pole; Amelia being
thrd. Down the lower stretch Aristides again drew
clear but Morriss lilly again caught him hall
way up the stretch. and beat him by length 10 the
string: SIX lengths separating Arstdes from Amelia
Time, 1873
The West End Hotel Stakes for threeyearold
FLIES. being a renewal OF the Monmouth oaks; value
5000 added 10 a sweepstakes OF $50 each. p p; the
winner Of the Monmouth oaks % carry tive pounds ex-
ira one mile and tnreeq quarters There we're 26 noni-
nations making the stake worth $500. out Of which
500 went 20 the second horse aud 800 10 the third
Three only came the post Cotril's Bonayenture by
Harry Of the West and his BdIuerete' oy l. 1lhat1h
penalty for winning the Monmouth OAKS dt t9c Al't
meeting These three had run ur't, second anu tu.i4
In the lks. aud defeat 0f Capt COtrlli, pair was
attributed very generally o the uJddcous lhstiucu
OF the trainer 10 the jockeys a dHerrnI poucy Na'
pursued Yesterday, and with qmte a different result
Courilrs pair were the EvoTtes III the pools "AiCA
Co,rsis 1923 5000
DonS1enure went orf " IA tnc Lead made the
ming Al strong pace Banneretti anu i,T -..t IT, IT,
eng side boy side four lengths behind heF' lie uIs1
rlu ~ 1916 b0uaVchluIe passing I'lYi ~ y, "a -
lengths before Regardless vino was Two lehEths p.l1lc
ptuurretfe. fell Or thr clHo-Iouat iulh
and Norris nly made play Fer bonaI Ienl"ac oFIl'L-
gap oi four lengths on tue latter But le eet ''ausn
ter Harry Of the West drnri al th- ehoI " n
les, 10 r.ICA uer, '-cd-lug Atf irtu al every
stride in coming up the homestrrtch won III common
49,, track Was flst time Ia coming up the sretcn.
/ gIuuer-tte gained rapidly on Regardless ana D"tA
crossed under the string 80 closely .oeheu - la "a.
ne iuuge- decided II dead heat between the par lof
second place The first quarter IN me race Wis ul "
Bonayenture IN 25 seconds the nAI iAlIe ~ 2-
the three quarters n ilsi aud Tue last he al I.o,l'
capt Cotir's victory was popular ohe ana nr a W@1
warmly congratulated on the success VI us Oe"H'Ai
I nlly, Jrcd ahd raised Dy himself .o,, T., Z, ,..
The two-mile-heat race purse OF $500 had four
C1s VAndallte, 81 pounds Cofice's DonnyhrooK, lJ5
pound- and Banndtyne'- sockwOod, Ia pounds. PJOis
OI ''5 vsadsite .......,........si4O 500 $3.50
f,.a1aii.....'.'....... - -
! In tue tirs. neat yAnGate made the running AZ a
moderate from start 10 nnlsh ana Hon ~ % ~
lengths, F.nOwcrat beating Dohnl uI2oA % i4I 'Iie,
y.49. The betting nov Decame 80, Oh . The run
sos for the Held. Again did Naudalte u.aAe uaI i
nng Throughout sfockwoOd being sToohu TOT & % M 'a. r
. half when FcllOwcrafi, who had IAN q loHs way ,o
hind made hs effort, cOlLifed tAr IINolllo a. t.o -
tuce and after "a splendid race home was OnIy OeateA
hv sh-rt head IN the fast time OF o9'' 'AAu"I'e wiz
/ ming the heat aud race. - - -. 80,
rne Long Brinc1 s.akes for an AEes " 0Hi; 49, 90
pounds a sweepstakes OF 80 each p p %.t1 soU
added; mile aud threequar.ers II id y entries,
m.ing the stake worth 1850 out o which the second
rved sIo, and the thlrd so. Four hor-rs started,
survivor C4l4Doo, EesOiute, and WoodDine' selling IN
! pools a. Deio" .r,o s.co $40
woo.dbaae .--....-. -...-....'.''' V12 912 - s5j
C,riboo made the running anu quickly opened sucn
wide gap that after he had run mile ne Nc lul' a
dozen lengths ahead OF Resoute VINO Nd5 ID Ia oclo'o
IA Noodbine. latter having SURVIVOR On nvA mana
When mile and half had been covered Do.h CAIlDoO
| aud Rrsoutc had fallen back beaten an" Survivor
| H..teI NE a winner But ia coming up the stretch
WDodbne rapidly and challenged SURVIVOR Dea'
/ iug niuI ~ the string by two lengths
TIE BOARD OF APPEALs.
The Board of Appeals OF the National Irot-
ting Association met In executive session yesterday
morning, and no open meeting was held seventy causes
arc oa tTia, and tao Board - a9w engaged " eHauan