New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
RACING UNDER A HOT SUN.


the high tomporaiure on the grounds of the Coney
Island Jockey Club coEforsed by seeing of
the best racing of the year. The mile-and-
a-half handIcep the fnost contest of
the day and one OF the fnest of tho Monitor
the favorte, with Eolc good in the betting
| The weight the threoyear-od Eole too heavy,
and the struggle at the end between Monitor, Sly
Dance ana Cirone. Monitor cut on tho hook
| by another horse in entering the homeetretch.
! If this accident had not occurred he would
have won As il was no came in short head behind
Groie Sly Dance winning bat only beating Girofe bya
neck The time was fast. Sly Dance most unex-
pecte!iy wen ana tumhed OF the specuia-
tors in "A sorry-loolnng heap The favorite, Sir
Hugh, the first OF three-quarters Of
mile handsomely. Fair Count took the
selling for all while Olivia just barely captured
that for twoyearods in the last stride by head Parole
easily oveTcaac GreenaDdin in the me-anda-q rum
aud Lizzie D. the favoritc, steeplechase
Mr.. Sheridan very successful in his starts, and
earned general praise. To-day Hndoo and Crckmore
meet again Hindoo carrying 1913 pounds and Crickmorc
III. The difference In the weight may hurry Hindoo
| little.
First r8ce-Handieap sweepstakes S25 each but only
$40 declared out with $500 added. second TO re
ceiye 500 Distance. three quarters of mile. Nine
starters as follows: G. J.. Lorards gcding Sir IIugh3
years 100 pounds, ridden by Costello; Nelson's Hlly
Bonnie Lizzie, g. 100, Mclaughlin; Morris & Patton's
gching Felowpay, 3 10Y Jones Burch's gelding Colo
mel Sprgue, A, lo7 Baylock: Daviss colt Neufchatel
A, 1os, Holloway r. Lorard's hy Flight, O. II. Oney
someryilles imported flly Sweet Home, g. s6 Brennan
Jerome's y Blue Lodge, 4, 1O2 Henderson; and Ban
natynes ly Louise dor, 3, 90, Urnl Pools Sir Hugh
$3.50; Bonnie Lizzie $3.50; FelOwpay $40: Blue Lodge
$40; NenicDatel, $40; Colonel Sprague, $40; Sweet
Home, $50; Flight $780, Louise dor, $40. Books-Sr
Hugh, B to d. Bonnie Lizzie, A to !; Fclowplav.
TO l. Neufchael 10 to l, to 26 TO against
each or the rest Sir Hugh first away TO excellent
start Blue Lodge second and Colonel sprague third.
Blue Lodge went to the front and led three furonss
Sir Hugh kept second place for only short distance
Costello easing him and reservng best speed to the
end AT the half-me post Blue Lodge by half
length, Neufohatel second, half enh before Colonel
Spragne. Sir Hugh fourth, and Felowplay fifth the
next quarter FeOwplay moved very swiftly and at the
threequarters post he by a length Blue Lodge
second, neck before Sir Hugh Fcowplny led to the
last hall furiong when Sir Hugh dashed by him
by length in 1:l6, Fellowpay second length before
Bonnie Lizzie Sweet Home fourth cths back of
Bonnie Lizzie. Flight ffth Colonel spra,e sixth Blue
Lodge seventh NeuchateA eighth and Louise dor last
Mutual pools, S1O4
Second rcells miles for all ages selling allowances
for purse of $500. Ten starters follows Dwyor
Brothers gcding Warfeld aged 1O5 pounds McIalgh-
lin; ietdneilfs gcldng Fair Count, D, 90. Baylock
Mukey's lilly Rosalr, 4, 50, Maynard Howarl's nIly
Edelweis, H. i0l, Evans; Applegae's Ally Matte Rap
turc 3. o. Ura Evans's geldng Buster 4 9l Barnes;
Babcocks colt ventriloQuist, A. IOG Cosello Moran's
horse Gov. Hampton, aged, S. Brennan C,abaugh's
goidlng Rob Roy, 3, o. J. Donoue and Dufys mare
Baby, 8, 81 The start long coming but WAS al
most faultless Rosalc made the pace and led by The
stand neck before Fair Count Warfled third,
Buster fourth, Rob Roy fifth. In the next quar-
ter Rosale drew away and her lead was q length.
slo remained in advance up to the last quarter when
Fair Count got to and after brisk run uD the
homestreoh by length IN l:5G, Rosalic second
length before Venrioqust third Buster fourth length
back OF Nentroqust, Governor Hampton hfth Matte
Rapture sixth. Edclwcss seventh warHcld eighth Baby
ninth and Rob Roy last The fayoritc, Warfod. was
beaten most disgraccfuy. never made any show in
the race at all In fact the contest really confined
to Fair Count and osnle, but almost every in It did
better than Warfcld The betting on this race was ae
70 ra
Rosale, $50; Edeweiss Si5; Matte Rapture S25
fold, $55 Books Iwaricid even, Tair Connt 3 to /.
R"snlic, TO ], EelwciSs 10 !, Governor Ham ptou
10 l. and 10 to 20 to against amy of TIE Mutual
THIRD Threoquaricrs Of milo for two wear ods
wth s'ilnE ai2wances i%r purse OF 500 len start
=. Lorilard's nlly Edith, II. Onley; Bein,onrs fIy
Qhyla -, Brennan C9hangh's MY Chckadce, 50,
flly Capclln -. NJ. Donohue; Moorcs colt Fostera vi
named n by @ Dcs 76 tcShg cahSg ns %Ses 5 %n
@ @Mni1ey = & oo,i Ranger 50 cunningham. Ioos-yousa
volusia 81 l. Edh to l. Wyanoke 10 to j. DroshHcn
ben entered his race, iai was withGrawn The
Drogheda second Olivia third, and Capcia fomrt6,,
Saprll1 shot ahead IKE rocket and in
vas quarter lcngth before Drogheda wyanoke a close
Tie lead aroma the @ turn and ma 10Th To the Sa b6n m in
in the last uong Olivia cnme up very fast Capcln
could not have lost. her Jockey careless ana al
have saved her oiyia cnuGt her nj the post. winning
fore Ranger Votlnia fourth WyanoEe ttb FJif sxPS
Drogheda seventh, Chckadee eighth Fosterall nnrhnnd
the Delight hIy last. Fostera almost le nj the
post at the start Mutual pools, SlT 90.
Fourth mile and quarter for all ages for
a purse 5000. with weight penalties Tor winuers fwo
stsrers-Picrre Lorlllards gcding Parole aged Il5
Fcakcs; and c. l.. Lorillards colt Greenland g lOs
Parole I to - Greenland 4 to /. Greenland marked
ont the running. both did work ali throigh tbc
quarter lengths at the end half and sl
NJ the end of 1--WE 1nrongs Then Parole gained fast
tested Greenland. and feeling of the race purd
back the old and or half urlong Greenland
looked sadly The hackers Prolr Who ala
understand Feakess htilc game, but thov we're re-
lengths Ia 2:lOls. Mutual pools. - TO-
Ftth uco-linndicap sweepstakes for all ages $50 |
cnc, only Sl5 II declared on, with $3.50 added
$3.50 to the second; distance one and onc-half mile
Costello; Pelham stabloa colt Eoe ,. los, Holloway
snedckers ny Girohe 4, lc6. Douohuo; Pierre Ior
WldInoor o. 100 Bayocl Bowcs mare 5,iola Se',nS a
07 Heard; aud lttleicds colt Carence formerly VAL
cntno 3, 80 Riley Pools Monitor 800, Eole $500 |
tor D.. iiole 3 Ia ,. Grone TO l. SLY Danrn = |
30 WilGmoor 10 20 l. Orolc ID to |. Clarence 20 10
good one. Sly Dance second and Grogie thir Nontor
kepi slgh lead Tor nearly balfa mile with Eolc serond
AT hrs' ANA then Widmo0r Ihc light weighted Wild |
his head IN front they dashed by the stand
the first time Monitor second neck before Eoc Gro1o
close fourth Clarence ith sly Dance and Orolp
last In the quarter Miidmoor showed the ot his
heels, running quarter length before Eoc he Irngt6
be Monitor, Clarence fourth, Giroc hth Sly Dnncr
ak Ia ana Oriolc onth. NdmoOr's lead was ct down
by Eoe neck along the backs rctol and AT the hall
inic post Eoe and he runn.ng head and hHod |
Monitor next followed by Sly Dance Giroe Ori0le and
Clarence in the order named. An instant |
by quarter length al tins three-quarters post The
Older horses, however. had too advantage in the
weights him, aud ne fell back in the honcsi,ctrG |
WidmO0r first by neck into the homcsi r,tch |
Monitor second, Sly Dance only neck back of Monitor
nana