New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29
nrTAUsOF THE SPORT.

II Ripple had not been alhng tms sc"soh'
and had not run his first race In 1881 yesterday NC
od have been the favorite in the opening contest TOT
his last were much better than
the others II was handicap sweepstakes Tor three-
xear-olds $50 each half forfeit with $500 added, the
second to receive 500. g. L. Lorillards geldng or
Hugh Il 8 poupds great favorte' bringing S-Oo'
while Bannatyues FLIES Erasure (so) and imada 'eVI
sold for $50 Dwyer Brothers colt Ripple ul4 Soo anu
the eld for S35, consisting Of Colfords seidne Mara
thon uO6) and Clabaughs Helding Potomac uVzl'
Potomsc and Sir Hugh were In 'front.' at tne
start, but Sir Hugh was taken In hanu, anu
Imelda got the first place. She only kept u lor
half mile Then Sir Hugh was the leader but In the
homestretch Ripple right away from him ana won
,tthou, the least difficulty by two lengths Sir Hugh sec
opd two lengths Marathon be four lengths aheao
OF Potomac, Erasurl poor fifth and imada i@sr Tue
time VIA sloy l:47 French pool tickets paid $25 80
Ripple hereafter will be treated with much respect In
handicaps Sir Hugh performed poorly In the mud
The favore beaten again In the second rum whch
was selling affair OF III miles for purse Of Sooo'
Dwyer Brothers lilly Bliss g years, IS pounds SOLD Tor
$500 p Lorilard's fly Sly Dance a. 97l for SlZo'
Bryants gelding Big Medicine "a, 95) for $l2o spell
mans horse Victim t5 ll9) for $780, aud the remain
ing si1-for there we're ten starters-'or slo'
tn the Aeld The six were Bevinss geding Vagrant
laged o5j Mulkeys ally Toy g. ;sl formerly ,e owned
By g. l. Lorisrd, Ackermsns mare Una o. loSl Eysnss
s. 81. and w. G paieys ny Bscna g. 20 The 10y Sv
ast two races and the that the gamblers who are
MS nsnai hackers did not put their money on him.
purse with him The way in which he was handled in
khe race had tendency 70 support TINS IMPRESSION ne
rsse although be- carried the heaviest weight That
is not the way 10 which he has Won nus previous
SasStes to tSemseSes Big Medicine finally winning
easily e i ya IN pSO ps FOURTH Una h
Top.y sixth Victim seventh Jerry eighth, Baton Rousc
Was Pisa. Mutual pool tickets paid sl5 Is.
Once more the favorc failed in the third race hand
each Ssf forfeit with 5000 added receive
$50 Belmont's fly Rics tlO3 PoundSl brought more
a. L foriIlsrds colt Vanguard Cl6sl brought $3.50
Pierre Lorilards hilles Flight Ss5 and wysnose tsS
20 Tnese three Dryer Brother MY Franeesea
Sssop sS %So a ON c spoiled two
stars by refusing TO move and Ida RAJ away lor nan
iards allies getting the worst o. it Ida took big lead
in spite Of her runaway and three i1rongs from tne
ejose third Ida could keep up the pace aud Frau
cesca settled Rica's chances In the honeslech Mn
ming with the utmost by two lengths In LISA kca
second only head before Ida. she tour lengths before
fright Vanguard NTH. Macbeth sixth aud WyanoKe last
ftc field in the auction pools and paying "a 50 for % In
the French Is full sister oi lroquos the
Derby winner -,
The fourth one mile for gentlemen riders, a
hsndcap Sweepstakes OF W. each %th s2H v STv
a. 1927; Belmont Purdy was ON M Nelson's colt Clar-
sndOn 1895 Nj Ward rode Ka"dss s seaas sPDfiu
IS i25 aud Mr. Norris rode his horse Bennett jagged.
i4U Ge i@ selling Mss for $5 $io5 specu
lation 500 Eunioc $50, anu Bennett s!1 Speculation
1:s Gerauum second two lengths before Clarendon,
Eunice poor fourth, and Bennett lar behind French
There was much disappointment because Glenmore
was withdrawn from the nth race Glehnores owner
81 very wary aud he aversion TO
Engns In rces 10 which he thinks he has no
WITH IL pounds on 95 &c dS hNs and snce
he took him ont There were only two saIters-fierre
STasS: Srse George
lance s. miles. and the purse 500 The betting
terms and seyera pools were md sold soS 1t
esc iCr Then Parole Secae the favOre bringing
Fi75 to 1925 for Mccullough Parole. in the race, was
sS n 9 ws as on S y. and MccuCTS BY
ponoIpe shasef made SsS Mceoash ap To
half mile At the hamile post Mccullough was
old veteran TO DO his best Every stride essened
the distance between the two At the threc.quarters
more he was at shoulders entering the homcstrech
be had bis head IN front II was al over Win MoTul
hse and creased the line i've lengths before him In
aIl Mutual pools rd ~ 49, chance, IN the ,.oe
4Ast week at the same distance In which Iienmore.
away by the senseess PLAN Of sending hn for
ward TO force the pace 1t was utterly e, , Wild 1e
Sse fe a. sucS distance, and experienced
turfmen wero sttOunced by it, Parole won the
ing Til just tue 4ght n,olnentaud he is not likely ever
70 WIN . long in any other style.
There were five In the selling steePechase over the
LiE4ie d. taged, f26 pOunds) brought $3.50; Reeds
horse Zeta o. 1872 800 Brsdlcys horse Dispute %,
144J $40 and eld SOS, consisting OF Harris horse
Redding taged, lad and Engcman's gclding Devan
(aged f22 The usually unlucky Lizzie D. succeeded In
carving prize being In front from start TO finish.
Her success was hardly In doubt of any time. Ievan
second four lengths behind Lizze D. Dispute third
many lengths before kedding and zeta far In the rear
The time 347 and French pool tickets paid 80 40
TIE PROGRAMME TO-DAY.
The exceedingly successful June meeting Of the Coney
Land Jockey Club will close to-day with six races. The
steepleehase did Ill., and OF g miles OF welter
weights has been substituted. The entries si the
races are follows:
ONE MILE WITH PENALTIES YoR WINNERS.
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