New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AN EyTPi nay Ar CONVEY ISLAND.

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NERS.
The first extra days racing at the course o.
the Conev Island jockey Club brought ont n good At
tendance yesterday, a1d the sport varied pctur-
esque and attractive Wonderfully fast time was made
in race, all the contests fine speed was shown
Three OF the fivorites successful. The only Draw
back enjoyment the late hour at whch the racing
ended and the poor tran sporatcu arrangements back
10 the city The Manhattan Beach Railway, usually 80
prompt and satisfactory inis service. slow in get
ting its passengers from the course TO New-fork Ana
when the Coney Island Jockey Cub provides so much
sport in one day. It should certainly hurry 1t more, ana
not keep spectators waiting until after sunset The
track must b. regarded very nearly II not quit"
the fastest III the Bcardmn's mile III 1iGi2
and Ala Gicnn's fist heat 1:4ilI we're notable
achievements.
There were ten IN The opening scramble OF five fur
longs all AGES, with allowances for beaten horses
for puise OF $500 Dwycr Brotaers' cot Ripple e
years. 81 pounds looked an almost certain
winner ana brought 500 In tire pools 10 $50 FOR Bah
cock Gcldng Is, 100, so for BurnAams hiy
By-thr.W.Y G.. 7G). SO for Harris g'ailg
Rcdman Cgcd. 1lN and $50 for Pierre
Lorllard's hly Diana g. 90, The nv
remaining selling together field foI so TIE
five were BnUns', ally Emily +. 6. 90, Jen0ing>'s
< Ill NJ Bl lcler g. 90, EyAnss fiy b lie Gwynne
g. go, Duffy Adebcr; q. 79), ana D'sweis colt
N,uf hat g. 97 The art very bad for 50 snorI
race Sioux being lengths i'm front and II Isl OIL ihe
others s,gulg ont, with tie fav"rtc u;pPD neXI "a"
last 81 ux Kept his LEAD into ihc homc>irei - I'M
proved Of ltilc worth in the final furons. Ripple ran
well making up great dis advantage OF ' start ard
lavng the lead hail furoug from the end. But the
effort TOO much tr him az tic weights. nd lyiLe
Way with only 20 pounds on her back. IN d. decisive
lUs1 wiHulng by quarter length IN lO24 RIP he see
oId Emily +. "A clos. third. II chltc g,0i fourth,
Sioux and I:eI;uan. lna Louise GWynue, u u'h'r
and Alolbcri following Mutual pool tickets psi $ij 20
The second rae was thrccquartcrs OF Mic Tor Two
yearolds, with Hing allowances. In "Hav 81 te auc-
lion pool Sneliker, ally Ada 81 POUNDS AMI Dwyer
Brothers lilly Bliss go pousc') sold even, bui in the
books nd the cuch pools Ada nue. the favorite.
One Of lie lal .est pools sold follows Al 500
Bliss 1928, Pierre Lori!lard'> colt Mclrmc 400
S9j Puryoa : II ~ Mabel -3l $50. aud By mss COLI
Bob sawyer formerly Wamb) $50. An accident oc
cured before tae start Bliss acted ycous and threw
her rider. lte Frank Mclaughlin. and either slept d
on hun or kicked him. He carried of the track
insensible, hu WIS not seriously hurt. new
jockey. Brown, was put Bliss. Mclaughlin rode
Bliss In her sensational OF last week when she
started far he nd the rest, nut won ca iy H. showed
much skin in riding FOR such dim IutiYc younGstor.
At the start Bliss length IN front OF Ada, but tho
latter soon caught up side ~ side with
Bob Sawyer close ird. fore they reached tie nome
stretch Bliss hid enou. Of IT, and her rider used the
whip freely Ada from the rest w.th the
greatest AMI by four long rs. rrmac second,
Mabel third. Bob Sawyer fourth and Bliss Ia l. IIe
running of Bliss must have made her Owncis regret
little their paying $3.50 Tor her when she secured her
recent victory Alta not sold.
Tne tlIrd race remarkable for the time announced
-l:4Ola 1t mile, Tor purse OF $500. with SELL
ing allowances five ran. Dwycr Brothers grldiug
WaiGed g years. 1Ol poundsl the ayprte AZ $780,
Dulr,'s geldng Krupp Gun 70, 1O3l second choice at
sos; Mnlkeys lilly Belle Of iho West g. So third 1t
Sjj; Daly's 20 ding BOarlman q. 9) fourth $50;
ana Bsmonts susquehanna aged, 1Oll lowest at
$40 Boardman took the lead early IN the race, AMI
kept il throughout, running at tremendous p.cc lie
won by three lengths, War1old second. Belle OF the
West apparently came IN third neck behind Wdrield,
with susque hanna a close fourth. the judges de-
clared Su.q Iehanna third Krupp Gan lat. The
time, 1:lO19. the best record IN Ten
Broeck beat It. but that was IN match against time
Mutual poo tickets paid $50 70.
Tne fourth race quarters OF mile for all
for purse of $780, with light weller weights % pOunrs
added; gentlemen riders allowed pounds. Nine
the Pelham Stables geding Klngcraft g years. 1872
pounds) ridden by Arthur Hunter bringing 800; Lake
lands hy Moderator o. 131 ridden by the owner. S7j
the Overlook Stables horse Pach' a. 146l. ridden by
Feake SOS; Jennngss colt British Lion g. 137 ridden
by spillman, S60 Babcock's mare Janet Murray
TO- l47), ridden by Barrett. $50; Ackerman's
horse ONO Boy g. 1871 ridden by d. cDanie $50; and
the ed S35 consisting Of Evanss colt Buster g. 1871
ridden by Erwin; Robert Ccntors fly War Banner
"a. 1860. ridden by the owner; and Taylor's colt
Patrcian g. 1870. ridden by Nolan. Buster got
first. but soon pas ed by klngcra1t, ana hngcrt
never the lead then acquired, winning handsomely
by two lengths iii lis excellent time for the weighs),
| Janet Murray second a head before British Lion,
Moderator fourth, War Banner ffth Pacific sixth and
Buster. ONO Boy and Patrician following Mutual pool
| tickets pad $40 30
TIE race winch was expected to he the best of the
dty and did fan below expectation. was the last
handicap sweepstakes OF so each. with $3.50 added.
the second TO receive $780, mile meals The start was
prompt and good Ada Glenn rushed TO the front ID
lew strides and kept such speed to the end that
% the St foIa e o 1e "pe Wcpc e
starters-James X. Keene's colt Dan sparing
Bells ge ding Dan 70. 1O7l third OF Sl25; Ackormans
horse Edwin A. agcd 100 fourh at $40 Duiys FLY
Baby a. 9O). fltn at S115; Smiths colt Telemac us q.
| 81, sixth at $l05; Dywer Brothers colt Jericno
a. lO5, next ut 800 and Chaso colt BowstrIng q, 9Ol
lowest at $50. Ada Glenn won The heat, aud IN k.wa,
second, BOwstring length behind hun. Dan Sparkling
fourth, Edwin A. fifth. Baby sixth. Jericho seventh, and
| Telemachus eighth.
Aft r This heat Ada Glenn brought $780, Dan sparirg
500, Dan n $40. and the rest In Tie field Sl20 The
Jockeys caused much trouble by their eagcrne 10 got
Mr. Johnson, Suspended Costello. who was riding Dan
SpariILg, and Fisher, who was on jericho, Tor
and Ala Glenn shot away III front. with Edwin A.
third. Ala Glenn could not keep the pace after
A. fought for The lead up 10 the honesIrech There
Dan spa!iing came NJ with line show Of speed, and
| won the heat easily In l:i2, EDWIN A. second. Ada
Glenn came in lasi, having been pulled up when 1t
clear that she could not win the heat.
The betting now S400 on Dan Sparing TO $3.50 on
Ada Glenn. Dan Sparkling took the heat easily III l:444
| although Ada Glenn had been dOsed wi II wniskey n
| desperate effort make her Mutual pool tickets
on Dan Sparkling. bought before the first neat, paid
Sill IS: after the Dirt Gea SI7 o. and alter the second
neat 80 80 Tho last heat was run late that 1t
| very hard 10 follow the horses
| The racing VIII no continued thursday.
| DEFEATED OARSMEN IN a RACE.
| TIE consolation" race, open to the men
who were defeated IN the regatta ROckaway Monday