New-York tribune., 1874-06-22

capital start. ThompsOns Australian hIiy cutting
ouf the winning with Harry Fcifer second, MacarOOn
and sanganona next. Before reaching the quarter
MacarOon passed Feiter and colared thompson nlly.
GaugamOna being their saddleglrtbs Reform, Aita,
ana EraStus Corning being the last DIVISION Rounding
the ouf MacaToon alpeat&ed & S NJ, ~ gu ~ 49, V s
nome stretch. Here Brbee who had moved up thlrd,
with Attla 20 his horses head, and tue next mo-
he was in front Leaving Ms Qpponen's az eVery
stride he g.iOped home winner by four lengths ID
I:A,: ThOmpsOu's lilly second. two lengths before
scriteb Neither the favorte Reform, MlcarOon. nor
the yauuted Western y oanga mona, gained pace IN
davs before the race by Nj. p Lorillard OF Charles
L0yd trainer, tor $500, aud as he is tue racing
year-od stakes, he likely 10 prove cheap invest.
ment he Is by Australian. out OF Ultima. the dam of
Sunrise and last ran third 70 Rutherforu ana ne
form IN the Nursery stakes az Jerome Park
sEcoxD RACzPa $500. for ihFeeyesro Shieh have not
10 ar l05 pounds; adeas allowed pounis nile
p Bcrard.b AstA, by Australian dArn Uinns 100 pounds
y.m.a TSm1.cr ch II 1uiHsn Nsrs tai 100
Sa1S' SS1s1u S,'5s s1 By k,naeJ Pal pounds
T. Jens. b. ssasaDosa imp. Billet Belle o. williams
' Wiss lGs I' nS e. M,caicol By Song
NJ Lt.sr' ReOrn By LsaAirgsH dam stolen K'.~s 4O3
w. SGaai Sossf ifs s e siy Fe BY Daa boone io5
lorEe ayie, d atus orang, LsAinas Nora Gre
ina 40 p'uA4' "'''''~S Tisae-i.44ia
The Free Handicap tor sveepstakes Of SIS each WIN
s,09 added mile and eighth, had seven entries
and nv ruuner,: Daviss FAdlsdreu, with lls pounas
up Tully : imported horse BuCkde0: by Lofd 1iuSn,
nnngdsc J.ues McKee's Mmaie Mae with lO5 pcunds,
aud Mr.. Wiher's imported colt MiustreL ny AIr,yas'
vim S mounds IL the psOis FtdladeeD, Minnie Mac.
and Artist monopiized the attention OF the spseulailye
furimen. although few favored Bnckden alter us ioHg
FAdAaeen.. ....-.-.sI60 500 $50 Sse5 500;
Ma1,. MAN n.;....: &lS - ~ =;
when the iag fell nStreI Jumped of with the ead,
Artist and Fadiaceen next, BacKten and Milnie Ma
Last fine between the -four leading horses ensued
aI the way round 10 the head OF The nome stretch
where BaTbee let out Buekten and cutting down @ tns
orhers looked almost a certain winner laif way up Dut
Henne, ,sey bringing Ap Fsdiadeen with terrific rush
length in fast time under The heavy weight which ne
carried OF 1851, Buekten beatRg Artist AeAd Ior SCI
LAIRD RarPr.e HsncaV swe-ptst.. s25 each not De-
see stsses closed v.ue nai s675 One
TBEW r. Dams, Fadsd-eu aged by War Dane. dan
SSr1 SrT IA, 9 H. Bv.ie 5,.r. old b. Lord cs.
dam Ccpseqa-eee liz pound. ,DsrbeI
Doaohse Artist Old By Astsfoid dan f-irl 100
D. D. Sitssrss mp Minstrel yeAn BY A.yAs asH
HrS., 1 20 eI Aisnie Mac ye.rs bY Planet d4D
Elina los pounds lPcusoH
The mile and eighth race, free handicap Of go
each s6Oa added had only two runnefs-opringDok
ia pounds. and lLzle Lucas loS pounds-po'a oeas
-oids. II any odds ON SringDok WHO az
ly 70 lead ON snneranse for mlle when De
challenged her the foot OF bluff with OF the
most brilliant and electric bursts OF speed ever wit
messed quilted her If standing, and eaoped
home 80 yards IN 1853. being the fastest time
seconds that the distance has ever been run III
Porrrs RAcr asacp sweeps,.ie, $50 de-
.I 0S sS 5000 s 'n' % sss SOD 90 oDt '1 nit S am
There being oily two The second Amounted
D Dansr. ssrinsbOs, By Ausssa dam Hester, ia
g. DSsohoes q Z Lime ,es, ny Au.tr.fsu,
Esge lO5 pounds tSSa
The two-and a-haif mile mad nye sfarrers-Lav-
L0rlard started shy loek wltL 10 pounds up
Pierre Loriliard started Village blacksmith vita iss
pounds ID. Mcdaniel, Katie Pease SItn oI Pounds;
" Glenn, Merodac, vita IV2 pounds, and Eeilo~crai