New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
OUTDOOR SPORTS.


YORKSHIRE LASS BDMHAST CHEs APEAXE AND RISK
THE WINNERS.
The Long Branch races on Saturday were
favored nv excellent weather and good attendance, but
only the last a double and closely contested dash
between Risk and King Bee. created any excitement and
broke the taonotuny Of three wa!koyor for hefayOr
ties, Yorkshire lass. Aomhast and ca asapeake.
The ihreeUriCr mile dash Tor all for purse OF
$500 called out nine competitors, aud the FIRST three
horses mentioned below were So good aud the feld
large that betting brisk. the pools being
Longstas Yorkshire Lass. IL 20; Morr1s Fathess TlO5
Davss Romney SO and the field $40. comprising c. L.
Lorard's Orolc, Bevius's Hattie F. Donohuc's Waco.
shea's Cyil Gi5neys Love Chase ANA Neyns Gray Lag
II disappointing from the start The horses
behaved badly at the startm post that 20 get them on
m good order seemed an impossbiiiiy When the has
finally went down al were quiet on their feet except
Cyril Romney taking the lead. appearing fourth at
the hamne pole, with Yorkshire Lass first followed by
Orole and Fith'css. Yorkshire Lass won with little
effort "a l:1sli. and length In advance OF Orole,
who was second two lengths before Romncy.
Foug Of tnrtyhree subscribers were represented
IN tho quarters dash for threcy earods,
for the Ocean Hotel Stakes valued altogether at 500
BOmbast had little opposition In tie pools anu II an!
thing less the track The betting was as follows:
p Ior ards Bombast 5000 Searss bay colt by Lexing-
ton $50 IAttells chestnut FLY, 800 G. l. Loriards
Lounger $50 Bomhas'. when the word was given after
two false starts obtained small advantage but searss
colt developed ambition 10 lead and at the threcqua
ter pole led on with three lengths, while BomOast and
she Iitten FLY were running neck and neck. searss
colt had gained another length the hOmeStrech, ana
entered on the fun mile with Bombast his ouly COM
pettor but he could keep the pace which Bombast
set when was time for the latter TO come forward
Bonbast won easily by four lengths in 1854, the Sears
colt second IS yaris advance OF Loungcr The Ilel
nlly was pulled M badly lsmed
Chesapeake easily chief among the I'VE racers
which entered Tor the mica d--halt dash lOl
purse Of 800 the pools selling lively IN his favor as o
lows: Me rath's Chesapeake, 500; Carriers Jenter,
GrmSlead's Mettc. 500; g. l.. lorlIards Kings
land. 500 HOwies tatucazy, SO kings ana maze inc
most OF a slight advantage al the starting-pOst ana
gained foar lcncth Jcner, who after pluckX con-
test Appeared M front at the Grand anu Kings
land second six lengths better than Chesapeake, VINO
Tagged t hc lost az the quarter pole, ana then lh
proving his place grdui reached tue 'front.' TOOK the
lead ON the home-sretch and after spirited contest
with Kingaud, no the finish won by halfa-'engih III
2:f5 Jeuifer third, three lengths behind kngsland
kug Bee, With l5-pOund allowance, was the IaN0Hte
over RISK the selling race, mic-and d-quarter das
for purse 81 5000 the lively competition ~ the l0O
stand averaging follows ByInc's King Bee, SioO;
5000 Midgeiys MOOrhcn. SlOO Moor
hen took the lead kept it through the mile, giving
the horses entered on the honeSretch 10 Ming
Bee and Risk Who ian most exciting huls, M.lch re-
suited dead heat, the time being III Mooihen
crossed lengths In the rear The packers OF
bee claimed the and were disguised with the
decision OF the Judges who we're unanimous IN deciding
dead heat. II nee 'ssaiy for King bee ana RISK
aeun la order 10 decide the race Mug Bee now
sold in the pools for 500. with 500 for RISK, who TINS
time carr ed Earhce instead Of Lakeland King bee SET
the pace. which slow for a lul mi e., the contest,
close. hcng made al thc Ulii.u
Ii,k under splendid riding ana with final great effort
Won the barely 10y heat III 223; the netting men
shouting eNuuty or bowling t"er disgust iot the race
e. ctudt red considerable feeling.
-Four races vii be run on Tuesday the next day of the