New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-25


E EST8 fd5S 80 los
FiSiYP % 80 co
In the betting yesterday Egypt the favorite and
Bonnie Wood second choice but in the pools to-day
Walleustein took the lead and kept IT, Many turmen
commented unfavorably on the sort OF judgment ds-
played in running twoyear-od colt that cost Pierre
Lorard 80 900 recently in against old horses In
the mud. There was a weary delay IN getting tho
racers under way Carrie Watson and Wsenstein show
ing bad temper especially the former. Carrie kicked
WoIenstein in her vicious capcrs but did not
tniure him. She gave OF the worst displays
OF evil ever on race-course' ana
finally Jumped out Of the track INTO the
field ana could not be forced back. Hence
she was left out Of the race, the Judges directing the
starters 20 proceed without her. Bennett was little
in advance at the start with Egypt second aud In that
order they entered the main track, with Bonnie WOOD
third fine burst OF speed from Waenstein brought
him I'D among the leaders, and Bennett dropping
hack there was an exciting struggle ID
the last quarter between Egypt, Wallenstein ana
Bonnie Wood. Donohue. Reeds Jockey, took Bonnie
Wood TO the extreme outside OF the track ana t1ed 70
beat the others in final rush. But he rode very poorly
and probably lost the race by lack oil Judg-
rnpnt Az the critical moment lie did not
touch the mare with his whip. After des-
perate contest Egypt won by head In A:EoH'
Wallenstein second, and Bonnie Wood only head be-
hind him Mr.Reed claimed that Bonnie WOOD had Deeh
foulcd By Egypt. There was no doubt mat she was
foued by one of the horses but the judges could not de-
torniue which Jockey was guilty andhey did not change
the places Mutual pool tickets were worth Sls 30
Interest and expectation keen during the inter
val before the second race-that for the Saratoga
Cup, pa miles. q sweepstakes Tor oil ages OF
$50 each play or pay. with $1,000 added the second
horse TO receive $3.50 and the third $780, With twenty
one nominations the total amount at stake was $1,000
Five ran-Dwyer Brothers famous horse Bramlle a
years lis pOunds), G.. L. Lorillards mare Loulanier
"a years, l13 pounds and colt Wiful % years,
100 pounds), Bowies mare Belle "a years,
113 pounds and Puryear'5 horse Danichef "a
years, ll9 pounds) The five were watched
with most eager attention they took their preliminary
ga 0ps. In spite Of MS defeat by Monitor ON saturday
BramDle carried the fortunes OF the heaviest Deters
his failure the first day Of the meeting was ascrbed
10 lack OF work. and his parsaus had not lost faith In
him The Maryland party expected much OF eX M erhof
year. and won the Alabama Stakes here. This season
she mas wt but the friends OF the Bowie stable
believed that she had got bach her speed. and they
showed their faith by their works in the betting
G. l. Lorillards stable never laehs supp9iteTs, an,
Brambie, Belle in others occupying the second place
Speculation was active as shown by the ioowing POOLS
&. L. IoIiaids entries ........... 300 ESQ 200
Belle I.-..-.--.-''''''.---'....'.. Zgc3 80 80
Promptly the flag fell and the five under way
Wirl, usual, took the first place TO set the pace
while his stable companion Loulanicr was kept III re-
serve for the last part OF the race Passing the stand
the first time Wilful was two lengths before Bramble
anier last. In the next quarter 'wiiful got
four lengths away from Breu'be, D1nchefbeing nearly
two lengths behind the latter. Wllful continued 10
widen the gap leading BramDle six lengths at the hall
mile post Danichef still being third; Bramble then
moved faster and steadily gained on WlfuL AZ the
end Of tho first mile. which run in the
slow tine of 1882 Wlful's advantage was only two
lengths, Br0mblc being two lengths before Dauichef
and Belle the same distance IN front OF LouIanier
Mclaughlin. Brambles Jockey, seeing that he had the
race III his power, allowed Milul to keep his
i gaa 'oT UMeJ prpy 70 run and he dsposcd Of
I'M a- of e. DT
strain. the easiest Of winners in ala. LOulanicr
was cafn GI 10 sgM nC her. and h t Dnt
even get by NIliul. She DID, however succeed
in passing Danchef and Belle. The Maryland
mare was much distressed and was never N better
position than third At the close she was an lngorousy
last ana her hackers were sadly Inundated. BraBble
slackeucd speed Ia the as quarter aud cantcr,d in
lesureIy Six lengths before Whm the latter the same
distance before Louianicr Danlchef poor third The
two miles run in 342. Mutual pool tickets paid
- 10
d. j. Crousc's colt Jericho 60 years, lO2
pound) being the favorite. The others were Bovics
gclding Say ark Is ycarr 80 pound ana Baliwins mare
Blossom q years, 10 pounds. jericho got the
benefit OF poor start, Blossom being last Jericho
never lost The LEAD when ne hen gained ana Won an
uuueres ing race in 49, sEylark four euEtEs behind
him ana Blossom III The rear Mutual pool tickets paid
a 40 The following were among the auction pools Oh
this race!
jericho .............. ...... ......sgo9 $500 $500
f Bi5.s sIh . - I 1sS 4Ii5o is So
The last race was a selling affair Il miles between
T SpPaf G year o pdand PPa%qa fn are
Mamie II. % years, lO2 poundsl. and ilart's mare
Cicrnme G. Is years lO7 pOuudsJ Pools were sold
follows:
500 $500 500
Clcliil'e q - E"V ~
Mamie i $40 POS l05
Nipprr lost tune, but showed the rest clean DO r
OF heels. In quarter Uj milo be two lengths In
front; III quarter his lead was 'cGgtns, aud
none OF ms TlYd.s cot him until tIH last uroug
was reached. Then Mamie II. gained RAPIDLY On
him under the Influence of severe LASH
ing, and tLo finish between the two was very
close. by bard work and hard whipping, SiVpcr was
DrOugm I'm "a neck b. fore Mamie II, ClemHc G.. four
lengths oehnd, beating Claudia for tnrd place by
necA The jlmc WAS 2lel2. Mut1a. pool tickets paid
$40 80.
TEere viii be extra day - racing tomorrow with
four contests.
w., r.ovng nools on to-rnorrow's iii Ia