New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-11

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A large number Of pools sold at about this rate
IN all Of which the bennington hy the iavorite and
The Belmont entries second the others varying in the
betting according to the hedging neeessi ties OF the
buyers.
One or two fractions colts delayed the for brief
time by amusing che spectators by throw ns one OF two
riicrs the cld finally away. after only two false
starts very good style They all IN bunch after
the first hundred yards The fdvorlte however, at
the 'front.' where she remained unchaliengcd to the end
She had the from the very start and it in fine
style by several lengths. The second in the betting
Freebooter also second IN the race, though badly
beaten, and Garands WariOck in third The rest
were pretty wcN together the close, indeed
that their order vas not dstingulshahe The time
50 seconds.
THE SECOND RACE WON BY sPRINGBOK.
Very lio interest manifested i'll the second race
for the feeling uppeunost that none Of the other
entries could compete with Sprngbok. lie so firm
favorte he sold i'll the pools at 5000 against $50 for
the field whch embraced four other entries of Whom
three announced cerain 10 start. The race was
one Of mile heats The winner of two heats to take Inc
purse of 500 spcndrft took tie lead at the
very start eprinsbOk being last and tightly
held in by his Jockey throughout the first
thIee-uarte Of mile his rider apparently confident
Of an cay victory. Ii Was not until the horses hai
ree he'd The homcstretc that sprinchok given his
head and without whip spnr and apparently without
al effort he Tapped sendrt and then passed him.
coming in winner by a length. spendrift followed
with BIZ Bruce third and Big Fellow WhO is such only
IN nance last The time was l44li. The second heal
was virtually a wak-ovcr for springbok. He took the
lead aud tie inside at the start, and under steady pull
the whole distance. came in easy winner by two
lengths or more IN l4Gli.
The THIRD RACE.
Poor or else false jockeyng the part of McDanies
rider made the third exciting cne Tic rider "f
Made either sold" the race else, too conf don't OF the
power and speed OF his mare, threw il away. The gen
eral feeling that The race was sold and afer It's
conclusion Mr VI Daniel well as his rider was rOndy
abused and openly charged with Ieachcry. But as
these charges came from those who had lost heavily on
the fivor.c. they found only limited cedence Aplai
emily the Jockey had mscalculaed and lost the race
simply OveTweeing confidence for the effort when
he made al the last moment 10 remedy ihc mistake
was evidently earnest and vigorous. II the
horses had had ten feet further TO run Madsc
would Internationally have This confidence OF The
rider Of Madge displayed at the start She was
lenh or two behind when the fag fell for them t" be
OF and under strong pull, which was stouty man
taned all the way round to the homestIetch, the mare
trailing after Scratch 1er only compeftor) and hanging
on his tanks really evidently to pass hn at any mo
pent From the start Scratch under the spur and
he ran the whole mile and "a Iaf al Ills nest
speed. II was not indeed until TIE two ANIMALS
were v Chin a hundred yards OF the Winning post
that the hold on Madge was relaxed and tic spur given
Scratch by strong effort and long stretch OF the meek
A. the last, can't in winner by half head by nese
the expression by which the disguised hackers OF the
favorite described IT, The time was 217 No pools oher
than Paris Nutals were sold on this One machine
Oh The grounds registered As tickets at S25 on Madge
against ~ scratch Holders Of the latter therefore
won 1915 each or SOB for each dollar invested
the FOURTH RACE.
The fourth race was another bitter disappointment for
Inc CLASP who ALWAYS bet the faYOrlte
1t was for purse of $500, distance Of mile and an
eighth and oonteDded for By seven threeyearoid AMI
Inals. In this Robinson Morgan CO.'S Gyp,s ho
been selected as the favorte and heavily backed az
such good did not appear for her me
points were perceptDle To the ordinary Judge
Of hsedesh than those of the jumping Frog OF
Caaycras her place at the close Of the race was 50
far In the rar that made the lauyhngstock OF
The day The field of horses generally fine one and
the confidence Of bers who the outside horses mp to
fair pieea IN the pools vas not misplaced. The follow
ing shows the estimation in which the several horses
we're held just before the race.