New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-11

eeldlng Report a years, 115 pounds). and Perre
Is'rillards colt Uncas a years, l2l poumd') As
Curs he had TO carry live pounds extra, and
A. uncas took The westc6esier Cup, three rounds
i,vey witt nj or cousrnnt favorite $500: RepoIt
second choice 800 and Uncas lowest az sl72. ke
sHrevsbn,y Handicaps his year excellent 81 a. aud
apparently improving steadily found many oacksrs;
Nj initOr led up 20 the opening OF tho hst nan
mile. Report being always second and lucas
third. Monitors lead was never greater tn .nn
Two lengt1s however, aud most 81 the Tine
Report was only length behind him AMI
sucking als work CALAMITY At the hli@ils post IL
the IL st mile Report down Monitors lead RAPIDLY aud
3 ward got his head IN advance Aiter tu"t
wa all over Uncas still hOpcessly thir ana he-
port WIS Monitors superior at the weights He won ny
-FOUR lengths In Az; Monitor second with
UGcas six lengths behind him AS Report dashed over
tue finish line there much Cheering, and not lew
haas thrown IN the air.
Report is chestnut geldlng by King Ernest out OF
Echo. He slender and elegant for OF ght wcg9i
but very muscular Tor his inches. AS q tw0yea1Oll
startling succe Tn the Champaign Stakes, wien re
upset all calculations by beating Uncas and Harold
made Inn noted. As q three-year-od ho won no as
tncton. but he has made such progress mat he must
be considered far though not giea cup hoIse'
BABY JOCKEY THROWN HkADLoNG.
A deplorIble accident occurred in the selling race
Little Hysol the baby jockey. who rode Gossip 10 Vic
tory jerome Park, was on the twOy MY Bliss
and was s,rcng enough TO manage her. When ou'y
little more than quarter OF the distance had been run
the lly Jumped the outer rails. throwing her tlhy
rider on his head He taken from the course sense
less The lilly then into carriage stanolug outside
the track and wrecked that but without killing herself
The race was mile purse of $500 with selling
allowances. Six were IN IL Dryer Brothers gelding
Charlie Gorbam &c years, 103 pounds being constant
fayorte I'm the with IaVlOrs my Gossip q. 90
second rnoicu. The other starters were g. H. LOraids
ntly Anne August "a. 95l Pierre LOrliarC's lilly Bliss
o. 59l MulGcys htrs .rglDluS dged. 1l2l, ana Me
Giath's hlly Al lax a. 1O1). Chare GOrhtn ana Al
pie Augusta measU strldes on equal terms III me
second quarer. Gurham having been tho leader
III the first. In the thnd quarter Annie Augusa got
few rect in advance but IL by the sun rance OF
and entered the concluding quarter with slight adYan
rage. Annie Augusta and Gossip made good nSht
win him up the half furOng wnen he assumed
COMMANDING lad and won the race by TWO ltBeCbS W
l:i5 Goss, second head before Annie Angus a. Al x
fourth VIrgIDius th. Charlie GOrlam was entered To
be- sold tor $500 The bidding on him was ruU up 10
$3.50 at which OwncIs bought him IN. Mutual pool
tickets paid 81 Go.
KATIE p DEFEATS DERBY
Only three started in the steepechase for purse OF
$500 5000 20 the second the full course Gafneys
horse Derby (aged 146 oOunds first In he betting
The other starters EngemaIs mare Katie p aged
I43 pounds) and Daley's Lizzie d. 70 years. 1907
In the first haf the est all three manned close
enough toy TIER to encourage their backers ana on
going over the water jump the first time were IN the
arr at once much the qualification OF the spectators
Lizzie ID. atcrWar boiled IRON the course linen Derby
and Kate u. made an interesting run, going over the
warump agaIn toge her. In the last bali mile Katie
p was hectcr than Dernv. and won by ten lengths
NJ utual tickets paid Sl2 30.