New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
RACING AND POOLS.
GOOD SPORT AT GRAvEsEND.

AND SPARK THE OTHER WINNERS.
The grand stand and grounds of the Cohey
Island Jockey all animation, life ana ze7t yes
terday. The day fair the attendance was eNoo.'
and the racing very attractive Every t"'ns ~ ~ "
about the place looked well, and everybody seonio' !"
high spirits especially pretty flower girls WIN 'er
cbormp, new resses There large fields and tine
finishes Hindoo did start and his absence was re-
gretted His owners said he was not qh'e III HIS oosS
condition. Rat stole away with the t"oSe"r-olo
race To general French pools paying over
G3O 5 In the second race also the winner turned
up little thought of, Edeweiss winning
handsomely. Then the favorites took their turn
for two races getting the threey handicap
and GlenmOre the mie-andthree-qua quarters race Glen
more had an easy time Eole emphatically did
not He overtrained aud looked and moved badly.
Spark took of Pierre Lorard's stable after
winning last d. COlazz buying her. She is
disappointing jade and Mr. Colazzi yet repent his
bargain.
First race-Handicap sweepstakes for two-yearolds,
$50 each half forfeit with 5000 added the second to
ceive $50; distance three-quarters of mile Eight
startersG LOrllards colt VOusia QlO pounds ridden
by COsellO); Nelson's colt Macbeth (1OS Donohue)
Pelham Stables geldlng Vampre 05 including pounds,
overweight, Holaway); Jerome's fly Tonawanda
$50, Leary) Bryson's fly olivia 200, Lewis; Nc
Daniels illy Lettina 49, Haggerty); Snedekers geld
ing The Rat (s3, NJ DonOhue and Moores colt Foster
al (s7, wardD Pierre Lorllard's geding Wyoming was
but withdrawn After several breakaways and
mnch delay, the flag fell a struggling start TOna
wanda boing in front, Vousa second, Macbeth third,
tervals Tonawanda went away if she had just heard
something that pleased her. So swiftly did she rush
that in furlOng she six lengths before Nousa,
Macbeth third Vampire fourth and the others scattered
with long spaces between Tonawanda kept her lead up
TO the thrcequarter post though the Others steadily
reducing it. Entering the home stretch Vampire had
moved up that he had slight lead, Volusia second
TOnawaEda tired sadly in the home stretch and could do
nothing. Macbeth had many supporters but he in
serious difficulties and getting the whip quarter mile
from the end Costello worked hard on Nolusia, and
Vampire showed signs of quitting. The race seemed
between these two but suddenly The Rat
burst out from the group behind the two
leaders, and passing the tired Volusia and
Vampire as If they were standing stil won by four
lengths i'll 117 TO the spectators it seemed that
Volusia beat Vampire for second place by head but
the Judges pia cd Vampire second and Voiusia third
Lettina, fourth four lengths behind vous, Foseral
fifth, Macbeth SIXTH Olivia seventh and Tonawanda
This a calamitous upset the Spectators
French pools $133 20 for 50. The Rat is a chestnut
geding by Imagination out of Rattan He is fast with light
weight hu his not brilliant performance
The betting the follows: Pools-volusia
$3.50 Macbeth 800 Vampire $50, Tonawauda $50, Olivia
500 Lcttiua $40, field 500. Books-Yousia to . Mae
beth to =, Vampire l, Olivia to /, Tonnwarda
Lettina 10 l, The Rat Il to 1, Foster 90
Second race-One me for all ages, with selling allow
ances for purse of $500. Fourteen startcrs-Dwyer
Brothers geldng Warhed C6 years lO5 pounds ridden
by McLaughlir): Duiy's geldng Krpp Gun
(6, 1o5, Costello); McCornick's fly Val
ieria 6, 95 Lewis; Iathrop's gelding Cridge
Co. 81 LucasJ: Welch's Marchiouess 5 o. Onlcv;
Sas Gda M M Gran2a fG oaGG a Howar war T h
Henderson Days's hly Con~tantina g, -. UraD; Jc-
ing Pa,ynee g. 50 Rileyj; somerviie's imported INV
a. 95 FarievJ: and Daicy's INV Tride CiEe 8 si
HasgertyJ Pools-wardeld 500, Krngp Gun $50 Val,
Warhed TO 2 Krupp Gun To- l, M9rchinueos 6 6toI
10 20 l against each of the rest The start was
9nek and good Bnster letting slight advantage Win
took first place and led to the halfile post and he
furlongs Edeiwess moved out from the Tcf I'm INTO '
prominent place. and GU the lower turn She the
easily though Oden made gallant effort in the last fur
In second full before sweet Home third but the
judges saw the result differently from all he spectators
place to Sweet Home and third to Oden. Buster was
Krupp Gun. Valleria, Constautiha Blue dae Bride
Cake. Crdge aud Pawnee in the order named Edewcss
this field that really the favorie kind of
The race was added to the many proofs of tie
q hSre M WaTdeId the Vor ' i1T M o"S' % w3rtniess %
he among the first three The not sold
$50 half forfeit with 5000 added the second to re-
in this race because HinIoo was announced ma Strtr
Indeed ii was the chief attraction of the day there
was much curiosity To know whether Hindoo could give
dGe Tgye p9gn9I GTs9t Ts M the
Song%Hs NM Inv EoIswWar SpD9 oG stables
6utcfe Sir Waiter, BY MISUNDERSTANDING - ITiI
and IcEmeel's colt General Monroe, by Tom Bowiag2
$50 Bo9ks-Eole 10 10 a, Sir water4 to l, Gcncrai
Monroe l. TO l. SIR walter made the pace ana led by
lengths at the end of quarter Eoe second
"a length before General Monroe In the next ouarrP
General Monroe increased his speed, and passing the
three lengths before EOle. EOle now began 10
bestir himself, but, after quarter mile running
he Two lengths back OF General Monroe VITA Sir
Walter leading by length Along the backsrrtc Gen.
eral Monroe gained Sir Waiter but latter was
still the half mile aud at the tlrec-ounr
ters EOe was last length and half back Oi General
Monroe and running well. Holloway had ia hit
him occasionally with the whip and altogether the ont
Monroe ridden wretchcdly around turn into fhe
IA sit E,,,
lead But Holloway had to the whip keen him up
20 his work. Under this stimulus ne in first by
Ond, three lengths before Sir Walter. Bad riding beat
General Monroe. EOle had been trained line and
plainly stale IL a escape for back
Time. 2:39li Mutual pools, SO 90
Fourth rdce-One mile ana three quarters for purse
allowances winners during the meeting to carry weight
penalties. Three starters-JenningSs horse Glcnmore
by Glen NnoL9tt9 o. 10 NcLauthin); 6: L. Loril-
lards gedlng Monitor by Gleneis Mink o, 1O9 Cos
teo); and BrysOns horse IRISH King by Longellog-
Little Fanny 9, lo3 BiayoeQ. Pools.Glcnmore $3.50
70 4 against Genmore, . to l AGAINST |
Monitor sn,oro1 10 to to- agans m irish King Parole
Monitor out the work usual, Glenmore stuck
TO him closely letting him than Length
away, ald running most of the first mile with head
Monitors flank In the second quarter of the final
mile they made the pace lively. For time Monitor |
kept WELL but half furong beyond the halmtle
post Glenmore gained rapidly, and had tie lead quar-
ter mile from the end IL then all Glennore
up the honestretch with a decisive lead and wnn
by three lengths in 3OSla Monitor second only iengh
before Irish King, who ran much better than he was
expected 10 do. Mutual pools, So 90.
Fifth racc-Welter weight selling for a purse of
Groda g. IO5 Donohuej; Daieys fiy Jessie ID q io8
Nolan colt Cripple, formerly quito a. l16. McIaughln
r. LGrar91 & 81 ny spark g. Ill Feakesi Clabaughs
Xagrant (aged l13, Jones) Dayiss colt Bruno a. IIG
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