New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

ATHLETIC GANEs-A TREMENDOUS G.&E OF fOLo-
TIE HORSES" AND THEIR RIDERS.
NAuEAGANsEIl PIER r. T., Aug. 4.-Glori-
ous weather. lovely women aut gallant ou-h-, a con-
bue t0 uI additional ustre and interest TO the athletic
s,ort- hcid this season 40 The PIER The games were
called at IO O'Clock ana eagerly Was TIE call Of the
Starter answered.
The following named won:
I. TL. art evsnta loovlri dash vas won by CHARLES
Pant -oe.-i "-l-1n III an. Iin.' @ - ii, O. o. -l Cd,
E. -.ai.as 81. jau-Fir-t CHARLES Plait H. 10 in. sec
T. quarter D. le ran-First ~ II. Bacon; second, - Rob
O. putue tae -tou,-F.rst r. Bacon o It. n. second.
G. lar5rIus ,ho Base Bal-Frst wm Piatt 29s O. ssc.
= laaa.ls .rn junp-Fi's', 81. Z. Kane. it. L sec
ion.in. nj jump First. T. swan; second, - rrot-
Is Hurdle lace-Firs charles Plat, second r. Bacon.
Ils event ended Tho games at about j. O'CLOCK.
Tho mrrtng VIII be- long remembered AZ the Plr as the
most enjoyable and pleasant that has ever taken place
"PoLo."
The athletic exercises were most appropriately con-
Cuded bv a mshy interesting and exciting game Of
~Poo Oh the lawn iu front Of the Continental Hotel
The ao that the regular To be played az Nw-
Q0rt tlr same afternoon inspired the reproduction OF
tlyes,y similar n s character 20 that enacted by the
1Jl Company. 9TH Regimen, with such great success
before the MAYOR and Police Commissioners OF New
York some t@o weeks since tu account OF which APP
pear.G n TIE TRBUNr Below list OF the riders and
horses, w'th the pedigree OF the latter and also tAe
score which vas emneu- Oue-sIded. owing possibly 20
tue , ta ue horse, ~ he reds were So exhausted D.!
tlg morning, eL,ruOus ana subsequent exercise at
the ",tadio' tlat tLer wind gave out early
~ tAe game thus giving decided adVanta--
60 Tie " lre,Ier" anu lOugei-Viuded sterds OF tine
blues. Tie 0ly event which went tO mar the general
lia1tv oft tne occasion tine loss Ol stud by ihe
Umpire valuable Mosaic scaItpln. which. Mthouyh
fuc guests of the Continental turned ont as one woman 10
seac1 ioi "as unioltduatcij NOT recovered az Oom
Va cast over te uns o I'D, game Dy iI' n'io.'uI1.
Il ,uc evening, der the distribution of the prizes u the
esteem ODD winch 3r Mortimer lS heid uy the guests " as
disclosed by Toe presentation Of another pin as nearly
H"r i-r 'ilkual as coI D nD-d4hti i lhr e' l44e
WAcn uau rlapsed aud Wich was secured az great tA-
pens 1y the eans most IA tay0r al TINS resort Tor the
proclrug any little luxury iOr the guests, namely,
"suUs,ripuUn," headed, usual Dy the proprietor.
Hero, tle programme OF The Polo races;
Hg-s Blues R,ders.
T. F. l15al.s5 Agsa5e, .%i Soalr, ErolA Mr g. Peters
Gam ,sucy -lockionby Hambetonian.N
c.. q Claperulc ,A. q. James,
Dr. Ir.ffuuu, out OF -uslicnn, 1r /. Foter
dau Imposition.
or Chsak ONT %. COuulcnance Mt n IroIter
Gam lniudeucc.
'i-' 55 .aoa oai 1i; OF SecSssty Nj Brock
d-u iu0r. rnteaCc
by Blush ont of Pudicua, Mr CaherWood
a.a..a5 "a. 4. q iI2soi,pce. Nj noasal
dam Illsl-iuLec
the Umpire. whose prompt and impartial decisions
gave universal satisfaction Was 1 ~ IT, Lane mounted
u iul. p4 lg.erall oi -i I.i- ti.F -a 'l ..'l
My g. max %. O. Mortimcp by John Collins @ 20 VI
GOBLET tau -4t.1i 4ctufy
SCORE.
Fir+ Cancel Easv victory lcl Llc Blues.
nrir -1nc- Foul
lr', 9al.e-Hard fought scrmmage but won hnaiiy by
itf Galpe-rvo horses ~ the disabled ard their
u-cs thrown. Final ulumDh oi The tiuts-3 t0 %.