New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
ALL THE FAyORITEs BEATEN.

HUGH, GLENMORE, ADA GLENN AND pN'D'
sUCCEssFUL.
If the Coney Island Jockey Club wishes to keep
Sheepshead Bay. II must push its races more p'oP"'
They dragged In most tedious and lamentaoic hi''
the popularity that 1t has for its charming COURSE "
yesterday and the steepechase was not begun unii'
after o'clock when the lessenlng light din'ni'n'u
the pleasure of watching the racers and inc uei"' "
dinner made hungry people cross. Shorter waits "
tween the races and more promptness III the s''
though the starter mas to suspend all the JocAeS
in every until the wicked boys learn muchneeue
lesson-are urgently demanded by the public ana IL
they are not obtained the attendance will fall OH gr'c'
ously The club deserves credit for racing " ram VI
shine" yesterday. When people hnd tha' M
can depend upon racing association 10 iu'ni
its promises in spite OF showers, their opihlon
of that association becomes much exalted. Inc
number present yesterday was very large Tor RAINY
day. and the well protected DOM III Tue
grand stand and the betting sheds that little ram ooc
not interfere with their enjoyment But sucn 'n'o'i
able delays those OF yesterday certainly do lnterIec
and almost destroy that enjoyment altogether WI"
five races the card, and one OF them neat rave
there really for the lazy way I'D WHICH
they were allowed &c llnger along
The racing remarkable for the fact thaI eNo''
ayorte was beaten In the first the unlucky vera
Cruz burst blood vessel In the second Gossip Simply
could not run Hugh In the third, Monitor
showed that the hard races he has run lately mao al
eced his speed and endurance somewnat In ING
the winner Ada Glenn. In the field In the betting
and French pool tickets paid Sll2 Tor %
in the fifth, Dandy ran away from the
rest and made the work of the Handicapped ridiculous
The easy OF Gcumore in the third race over SO
good horses as Monitor and Uncas seemed 10 snow
several things One OF these is that Glenmore al MS
best Is very good horse, but that was known before
Another is that either he Ia striking specimen OF what
Is called the in-and-out" horse fast ore day and
hp is handled honestly.
won several brilliant victories and met unaccount-
able defeats
less than eleven appeared In the first race OF nhe
with selling allowances for purse OF 5000, Wlhamss
gelding Vera Cruz &c years, 105 pounds leading the
betting at 500; DIVER Brothers gelding Warfeld o.
1881 second choice at S75; Bells gelding Dan X co.
lOl) third. at $40; Mulkey's nly Belle OF the West
a. ssh fourth at $50; the being in the field at
$40 The field was composed OF TayloTs horse
Milan (j 100, G. L. Lorillard's lilly queens own
g, SD Burnham's FLY Marchioness a. S5l,
Days geldng Boardman a. 3d. Duffy's geldng New
York Weekly g. 1O1), Jenningss colt Cape Clear a. 9O
and Pierre Lorllard's 1lly Bliss g. 3d. After much
delay owing to the ockeyng Of the riders the starter
T. NJ Johnson who had labOred both patiently and Wig
orousy with unruy boys dropped the nag to start
Of moderate merit Milan Bliss and Vera Cruz being in
front and wareld and Belle OF the West In the rear
Bliss speedily took the lead and BoaTdman
in a short time took second place, Milan and
mile post Vera Cruz faltered and TEL back. He had
burst bood-yesse in the head and his racing days are
probably over. Bliss and BOardman entered the last
quarter with a long lead but could lot keep up the
pace and Warneld, coming through the crowd in fine
STYLE won by three lengths I'm 145 Boardman second,
Dan X. third, Marchioness fourth. Bliss fifth, New
York Weekly. Milan. Queens Own. Belle OF the West,
Cape Clear and Vera Cruz coming IN as named Narhed
tickets paid 500 50.
Taylor's fy Gossp (s7 pounds brought $500 in tho
betting the second race o. hreequarterr o. mile t2r
tWoyear ods with selling aO%ances 10 lou ,or u. -
Lnullard's Cedlag SIR Hugn QO0J 500 Tor PurYraTs
flly Mabel an, SOS for Crouse's geldng Midgry Oh
and SEQ for Pierre Lurlilards my OlNe Iuo me hhe
youngsters were racuOus and Kept the spectators walt
ing sir Hugh got much the best Of the start. with
Gossip second Olive third Mabel fourth and MidgIey
last As they started 50 they came In sir Hugh keeping
H. lead All the way without difficulty. Gossip made
"A very poor display for so commanding ayorite WIN
such record and 50 ligh weight The time was l;lo2
MUTUAL pool tickets paid 500 50
The betting heavy the third race the most i'm
porlaut OF The day from the merits OF inc horses en-
100 pounds. but witu allowances and with penal
ties for winners that varied the weights;
@SS1 farme WAS thoasRt he Would win lie
was Withdrawn. but he left rivals OF high rank In the
race The Ave starters G.. L. LOri.lards gclding
Monitor "a years 100 pounds TO whose credit the best
time on record for 81 miles belongs Jennngss horse
Ceunore Is. 100, record Tor that distance Is
TG nca 70 Io7i Harris horse Mntzer g. 1907
aud Duiy's geldng Krupp Gun Is. 90 Tue betting ran
in this way Monitor 800. Glenmore $40 lucas $l4o,
and the field $3.50. KruUp Gun made himself a NUISANCE
and spoiled several starts. Uncas much IN front
when tnr nag Tel tut tns OF advantage, for his
jockey had orders to waiting race. and pulled thu
n back to the rear Monitor rushed up tue st posi-
non with Mntzer at his his heels. Glenmare third and
stand the first time, Uncas being held back under
pull In the latter part OF The second quarter
and easily passing Mintzer-the latter being
already under the whip-salned on Monitor
for seconds for Monitor fought stouiy ana for
fur long they were head and head. On entering the
homestrech. however, Glenmores superiority was APP
parent and won by TWO lengths IN SOD Uncas ran
fas the last quarter and Inc judges decided inat lie
got second place ny heaI Irom Mohl!or' atnouEn 10
the spectators It seemed that Monitor was second.
Krupp Gun four lengths behind Monitor, and Mint-
came In last very much on. OF nunor win hinlse
and the word IN general INITIAL Mutual ,r rooi
was ridden was conspicuous. His jockey, Harvey.
waited much 100 long before making ms run ana thus
destroy ed the colts chances, l! ne had any.
Ten ran mile heats In free handicap sweepstakes OF
$50 eacn with $3.50 added and the question OF superi
run so well matched the horses thought 10 be at
Ias wsg" col, Here Sens rs sPec Jgsr o5 j.
Bowie's mare Onole @, 1922. $40; Jerome,s
cor ose Pine q no. ,o Tl h3 BSm0p' ,6s y
500; Dun,'s MY Baby "a, 95l, 500 and ne hsd.
$3.50 consisting Of B2ySS my Ad 1o GenR e. l92
By-and-By g, 1922. and Chase's geldlng Bowstrlng
a. 93). Mr. johnson had hard lax to get the Ten
was excellent one Ada Glenn shot out from the
none of t6e rest coaid catch her; kept
manQng advantage Throughout Inc nile ana won the
heat in the good tine OF 1:i4A Bowstring three
lengths behind ner Grenada two lengths behind him.
Dan sparng fourth and Orioe. ByandBy, 81. Martin,
Baby One ID me and Car.ta coming III as named.
AGa Glenn was the fnvOrite at $50, Oriole
bringing 1928 One Dime 500 and all the rect IN the
field 5000 Tne Jockeys were stil very troublesome,
although Mr. Johnson nad SUSPENDED seven OF them for
one day 'or bad conduct IN the first heat and suspended
another this heat. After many brrakaways another
good start was given. Ada Glenn repeated her per
formance first neat, going swiftly to the 'front.',
and stay ng the end. sne by two lengths
IN I:45l4 Dan Sparkling second, hall length before
Grenada BOwsrIDg iourfh, and Orole, One Dime By
and BY ST. Martin, Baby. and Carta following Mutual
pool tickets boughl before the first heat paid Sll2 and
before second. $40 30
For the handicap seeplecbase over the short course
for a purse of $780, 800 gong to the second there
were seven starters out Of twelve entries The seven
with Their worth the pools were follows: Gait
uachs mare Judith years. 145 pOunds). 500; Reeds
horse Disturbance 6. lisl. SO; W. Z; Dab 5 mare
LIZZIE d. q. 1881 500: Benefits geling Dandy (6l22
$50; NJ j. Day's geldng PomerOy %. lad, $50; Gait
ney's horse Derby (lged 146l $50; Nchoss ge.ding
Brother 10 Gnnstead "a l3O $50 DANDY SCI such pace