New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

The start excellent As the seven rushed ny inc
stand The end OF the first furlong, scoa was IN adj
vance with Eunce second and Ferida third. scotilla
still had the first place in passing the quarter post and
Eunce was at heels but about to resign the second
position to Ferda. few more strides ana
Ferida second; little way further ana she mao
passed Scata. She never lost tine lead then gained
but in the last furlOng seemed In peril FOR moment
from Clarissma. The latter moved up swiftly on the
inside and was almost at Ferida's head. IL
was a pretty little squirt. but 1t was soon
over, and Ferida, not Hurried at all, but
kept well III hand under the strong cool flding OF
Hughes retained her superiority, winning by alength
and half in 2OO3i The contest for second place was
very sharp, Clarissima getting 1t by head win
SCOTIA third, and Eunico only a head Dehlnd
SCOTIA. Annie Augusta was fifth, Dairy Maid
sixth, and Verdict last. Mutual pool tickets
paid 81 20 each. This Carssima's first
appcarance in public. and she certainly shows
PROMISE Mr.. Hunt ReynOdss stable is a strong one
with Fasetto, Fortuna and Clarissma in 1t.
AsG. L. Lorillard has won very easily every race for
two-y car-ods this season in which his stable has
been represented. his entries naturally were bet on
heavily in the second race HIS splendid three, the
great colt Sensation, the hardly inferior colt
Grenada and the admirable lilly ROsalie all
started for the Flash Stakes for two-year'
ODDS 500 each half forfeit with S4OO addcd the second
to save his stake With thirty entries and nine starters
the total amount at stake was Sl,45O. Besides the
Westbroos three. Bells colt Minos WalIziedeIs cot
Ike
Fhbbertigibbet aud McGraths lilly Obseryanda started
The carried 10 pounds and the lies lO1 pounds
and the distance was half mile. Bctuug was hYely
and large at the following figures:
q. L. Lorillard's entries SlQ99 sl,lgO
5PSc 80 SO Is 100
Qosetvanda 15g 100 IS
The long delay almost Inevitable IN dealing with
nery. undiscplincd youngsters occurred AFTER many
M and 5n' excitement s he Multitude which
had weared Of watching the futile prancng
The breakng Of the srrnp leather OF Luke Blackburn
caused part OF the waiting. When the start did come
It some what uneven, R0sae getting the greatest
benefit SensatIOn with one OF his magnificent bursts
of speed dashed through the lot and caught RQsale
they had not both come from the same
stable their struggle would have excited great ent-
l. Ierqd wogG get The race II was only gHfS Ron
July Stakes at Long Branch both in 1878
and 1879. II question which was soon ansN cred
in the affirmative. Sensation, RosaIie ana Grenada
raced as hard together II they represented three dill
fercnt owners. Sensation was first at the end In 49s
seconds. Rosalie tO all appearances came In second,
hut the judges the place TO Grenada making Ros-
allie third IL very close between the two.
i tung Fe1cIae being NTH Mines sixth Obscr-
wanda seventh, and Flibbersgibbet last Mutual pool
sensation is rightly named He has won thrice,
every time he has started, and In such style
s 'R To@sc p racer either East or Vest In HIM
g. l. Lnrilard not unlikely to have greater even
dozen ran IN the tree handicap III miles, for
800; c. j. LOIllTds RcGlug monitor % years,
iO2 pouuds) and Wilims's Geldng Checkmar q years,
los pod leading the betting The other starters we're
Reeds mare Bonnie Wood Il years, lOS pounds
Belmonrs mare Susquehanna q years lO7 pounds,
Bowic's Orioe o years, Ill pounds, Bells
rcldng Dan X % years. Ill pounds. Burchs horse
Governor Hampton % years. IL pounIdzh Dwysr
schwartz's horse Mark u a years. 10Y peunds,
Pierre LOrard's mare Bertha q years.
iOi pounds, Yards horse Nipper IS years, 1O7 pounds
ana Baldwin's fly Jennie 3 yeaIs 81 pOuudsl. The
betting varied, only two choices, Monitor and Check
mate being sold out in pools and the rest being
grouped together in the field. Following are some oi
- antH.