New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09

RACING AT CONEY ISLAND.
CHARLEY GoRHAM, BLISS. HARLEQUIN, ANNE ~
GUSTA AND BfLFlrID IIIr WINNiLS.

CHARLEY GOHIIAM BLISS. HARLtQUlN, ANNE ~
GUSTA AND BrLFiFID THr wINNtES'
Yesterday was an " off day" at the Coney
Island races No horses OF much reputation ran an"
there no brilliant contests But The a'i'h'""''
was fair the betting lively. and the music hne a"d inc
rrompiness and energy # all the arrarg' mems "t'c
admirable 1ho last race was over II , O'Clock e'''"I
all The spectators ample time get home for season
able dinner.
Charley Gorham has so many sh II races tha' nc
In great favor tor tn opening dash OF thIee-ot
of 4 mi e. with selling allowances. The entrees NcE"''
ana betting these: Dryer Brothers geldluG Ch'i9
Gorham (G years. % pouudsl. 500; Morriss E'"'"N
Knight Tcmplar g. so, Sl2O; BE mant's mare Su-q'
hanna (6. 1On 800; Babcocks geoiug Sioux G"iI
$50; ana the field. $50 consisting Of BurnhnmS MY
Marchioness q, 49, Duny's Hlly Natalie q. 81 frN
or's fly Idlcr q. ss) aud TayloTs morse
Milan g. 112) Pierre Lonllard's FLY sp''N
e, sO) entered but WITHDRAWN The start was ii,
and prompt az could reasonably be cNpcc4'" WIN
such field. Charley GOrham is always very QUICK |"
get IN motion, anl Is AZ fun speed whie other ho'soS
are getting headwAy. IL flashed out from the group
n an instant, but was soon hard pressed b. hniSh'
Tcmplar and Sioux The three sid" 10y ru' h 'H'
third furong but Gorham sul had his head In 'front.'
and kept il there In the lnh furoag, Knight Ic"p"r
lost ground and Charlie Gorhom gained the latter VIII
mig by two lengths Sioux second, TWO iche'nS
Deor, Marchone-s. Kpight Tcmpar fourth ana Sn'q"e
hanna. Idler Natalie aud Milan coming in as h'he''
all the way The time l:17. Mutual pool tickets
paid - 80 Gorham wac entered 10 be sold Tor SooV
the budding on him MP 10 81 400, nj which he vas
bought III by Dryer Brot, thus had to pay 9ooo
$50 more htn the purse keep their horse BaOcock
& Co.. owners OF si,nx. eot the 5000.
Eight Youngsters Ia the second race OF h'e luI-
longs for tvoycar olts with selling allowances. FOR
pn,se of $500 TAev were Sneakers lilly Ada @7.
t,e iavorite at $500 Tay!or's hly Gossip (sN
second choice. at $50 the remaining six selling 20
ceher in he field fog 49, The six were Pierre LORI
ards nllv Bliss G1), MJlkcy's fly Sunbeam tn1j'
Ch,se's fly Elise CD, &. l.. Lorilard's colt Namo"
t9O, 3 lmout'5 colt Adalbrrt tSO). and G:aycTS My
BcInardne 90. The start again prompt but rather
sraggln-. Ada and Gossip got away in the front rank
and fought for TIE ADVANTAGE from the hr-t stride.
i sS WAS fifth al the start bat swiftly bcitcI,d Her
position and the head II the homes roich Bliss, hda
and Gossip were side by side audtle results was wholly
IN doubt. Ada seemed be running the strongest ana
looked Ike mp 10 tn point where they ran by
the water jgiup there BLISS showed the advantage OF
thehrnt weight most plainly. and leaving the Others
won by length in 1901; Ala second, only neck before
GOSSIP Sunbeam fourth ana Wanda Aoalocrt Elise and
Bcrna1due following. Mutual pool tickets PAD $3l 40
Bis. was entered 20 De sod FOR 500 ANA the bidding
wen, up to $1,000. az which D8ycr Brothers Oor@h her
The third race was for gentlemen riders. free Land-
cap swccpsiakes OF So each with $3.50 added $50
going to the second. six and the betting was Lively
TIE Pelham stables ecding Harlequin Il years, lil
nom d.l ridden uv Arthur Hunter, ird tn betting at
$3.50. Win Pryors cot war Banner a. I9D' r.oen by
Ml Norris second choice al $50; Mr. - Jsres- hors,
GA Flow Is. ll@l hidden py t." owner. mira
~ 500; the ONribTOok stables marc rae tr q,
1857. hidden 10y Mr. townsend. brugine $500 j.
Douohue. ir'o horse Coystes t6. 143l. uadcn
by me owner 5000. aid Nh Necrosis
grldng Vandcrdccl'n Il 1881 ridden by j. D. CLccyer.
500 Inc uneven, oar the nature Of the nun
iayorile ana winner got away among the last. pr.
Hr Hunter did no. bring Harlequin NJ anil the last
quarter. He settled the race hv rush In the hna 'ur
long. but Pac tic made good Hu'-h WIN Harlequin,
baii only b,ateu boy quarter lcu-th, with Cory sizes
nina Tie l,ne was good for IA weights. 12O4,
and Mr.. Hunter showed much skill Mutual pool
Inrce ran ~ the .ourth race % lie miles, with selling
allowances. for uu-.e + 5000. They were lay!ors
nus Una q ears. 10i gounds ire fav, rite ~ 5000
Nulkc' Ios le @ 50, second choice az 500 ;and
O. l. Ior.Iard's hlv ANN Augusta &, 90, t.Ird. at
5000 Una ana Annie 4 gnsta made close run Of 10
!or three fuuour-, ana tlcn foot by foo;
fr,a-ed Bin before Anne reached tAe half
ullc post Resale az her head. having come mp
svl from tblrd place. kJ,allr passed Ter aud got
further and lurtheT In 'front.' seeming 10 nave tc prZ'
who'll, AT her mercy. Una had fallen far beck, but 10
tuc last quarter she rallied, aud she So fat I'm tine
Ia "a few rods almost to cnatcn the victory fom
dime Of 2:OO&. Una second, and Annie Augusta many
lengths benind. There advtuce on the selling
prcc Resale. $500 French pool ic"os paid SO 40
The sport closed Win So cp chase over tho nlt
colr-c for purse 4 500. 500 going 10 he second
hors J. G. X. Lawrcucc's gciting Behc.d Il years.
lGG pounds) was the iavortc al 500 lie was Ridden
ly L. Iouuute. Ipc Ne doN Br ok HUT Ec oln-
BolnOlsi Rgcd, l72 pound.), nl,cu by Hurlceh.
roucbr so AID CtiudcI' mare sadie Luun tHgcI. 1872
polneS) rdl,n 10y Gait. $50. By the te ms OF tie race
winners iu ! 80 excluded ana gentlemen uders
were al owed. HuteiGI Was not gent, manly rider.
for ms co, dtcf was such genera impress
SION that Ac was drunk He allowed bis horse 10 rot
The u tree ana easy way le he!d "ar cas- -
superior DE Lam and won in 3:l9l2 Mutual pool
tickets paid SO 90.