New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-31

serious difference those who had bet places in the
p9 asse , Mutual pool tickets paid $2l So o.,
ali ages $50 each only s2oit declared out by July %
the third $75 Eightyve nominations and eight starters
distance, one mile and half StartersJames I. VIII
by Glen Atho ont Of Fun Cry ridden by Murphy, the
tbe S Sa Tue cn negro Se9re - CRU ~
Nevada, ridden by Costello the bay mare Ferida q.
and the bay geding Sir Hugh g. Ioo by waverly OF
M Tbnrs j. r ridden en- by HraI Charles Reeds bay n
~ DonGhEe Churchill Jolnsons bay MY Belle Of
yalcrian, ridden 10 by oney James Grinstead's
bay So o mare "a Liahtuna9 g. 1913, by John Nor,
chestnut horse One Dime o. 1l5. by Wanderer out of
Diana a. aS, by Ienes ont Of i Annie Bush ridden by
Gibbs Hindoo and Baltic were entered but were with
Leonard W. Jerome, who sold him for $4,000 to pierre
prard The latter Was 50 dsgassd with the horses
that he sold him DIR. Crak. The betting both in The
SSass aeaS eTs e
4o5 $500 Thora $500 $3.50; Belle of the High DIS,
Even against Cbecimate. TO against l. Lorillards
highlands 10 TO against iiahtanah, is 70 against
ono n,me 20 to asainst Diana There was long de
could Her Jockey had to dismot and even then was
se % get At to h Ss @ sn
as could be expected Thora in front Sir Hugh second
Checkmate fifth. Thora soon lost the lead Sir Hugh
taxing to force the pace for his stable companions
Hugh was leading length, Thora SECOND, quarter
fourth Checkmate fifth Ferida sixth Greenland seventh
One Dime eighth and Diana last They kept close order
quarter HUGH ooHd s not get away
S d6e% as M t1sr and desired There
r there was mo s to taTr Passing the stand the
but stlll by only length Thora second length before
Idahtunah, She neck before Belle OF the Highlands,
Greenland One pine next, and Diana last. ChecRmate
began to make his run in the next quarter and seemed
To
think that Checmate would not put forth his great speed
back with Greenland to make his then But Murphy
thought ne bad no dime to lose He sent old checknate
dTe stnd tna az the rst quarter post he was only
by the same distance; The fourth Belle Of High
lands two lengths behind Chechmate with florida her
along the backstretch in the second quarter Of
despairng fight with ThorS for the lead Sir Hugh had
struggled gaantly but was overmatched At the half
third by quarter length Belle Of the high
me Bellcs sadde-grth terida next Thora's head was
IN front for quarter a9rlong only Sir Hugh dropped
and exulting hackers OF Checlunate shouted
, ,6%aS:ro, At Go ~, magnificent pace Checimate
quarter with Tora first by his neck then by his saddle
length behind him Bee Of the the HgSand %ns f RGS5
length behind Thora, and Greenland fourth length
homestreich and came dashng tho highest speed
his Jockey nsng the spur and riding him the
Greenland behind him he knew that h e had "l no
made final expiring rush at tho farions post
and coming up on the extreme outside got even with
him. He answered tho challenge Belle OF the Highlands
Meanwhile Costello with lash aud spur was toing with
Greenlnnd trying to make up the ground which he had
Greenland answered with great spirit like the
sssaunch' true colt he is. But checAnate too
land was only length behind at the finish, Checknae
length behind Greenland; Belle OF the Highlands
fourth; length and quarter back Of Thora Ferida
Sir Hugh seventh, Liahtunah eighth, and Diana far
She belongs . class that should be retired from
racing promptly, having no speed and promise of
with the hest The time has been beaten only twice,
once by Luke blackburn in 2;34. aud once by Tom
faster track than that OF Saratoga, Tom Bowling
four years Mutual pool tickets paid $40 so
The sport closed with an interesting hurdle race
. purse of 800. 800 10 second startersIW
hSre hos. S%ard aSed us peondsl
Craks horse Terror %. 1901 and Charles Reeds mare re-
s. G ESs1E 4 s5s ss s re2Ss o
500; fanstins $40, $50 Betting in the books-3 20
Terror and 10 to against Famstina Fausna took the
over the first hurdle with only short spaces between their
heals ~, AZ tn second James Henry, who was
did not fall. His foot caught in the stirrnp
horse ran half Way round the course Following the oh
crs For the first half of the concluding mile Faustina
with Post Guard good third Fanstina e back Beaten
soon after passing the balf-nile post, and then
Guard tried TO get mp 10 Glasgow, but not elias
Cow was always length more in front him M 10
the last half furlong. when Glasgow and won
by half dozen lengths III z0T faustna third far back
Mutual pools $l1 TO.
ENTRIES AND POOLS FOR MONDAYS RACES.
The entries for Mondays races s follows:
First race-Ihree-quarters dash-Nirgnia Bush o5
pounds BOunccr 100; Bandit, Is; Turco, 9s; North.
land, 90; Belle OF Runnemedos, 1915 Nightcap, 100;
Hiawasse, 100
Second race-One mile five hundred yarls-Sir Walter
dQ2 pounds Cinderella 1885, Juata, 10; valeria,
Third race-One mile--Churchil 102 pounds; Matte
Rapture, 80; Victim, III; Wei, 90; Clyde Hall, 9O
Feilowpny 80; Jack Of Hearts, %; Patti, 92 Boule
yard lis.
Fourth race-Scing race, tlree-quariers of a mile
Ascender, 93 pounds j. A. Scoley, lOl; knight Tenn
plar 1o1; Ill-used Colt 81 Monk, SO; Jake White I07
Linchpn, 100; Baby los.
The following pools were sold at the race track this
afternoon.
First race1IIiawasse, $3.50; Nighteap, 1925 Bandit
and Turco, $40; Bouncer 81 S5 Belle OF Runnemede
$780, Virginia Bush S25; Northland. Sl5.
Second race-Cooncl Sprague, 5000 Juanta, 81 40:
Sir Walter, 500; Valera, $l5 Cinderella $40.
Third race-Fellowpay 800; Patti, $175 Churchill
ana Victim, Sl05 each boulevard and Jack of Hearts
$50 each Clyde Hall and Matte Rapture $40 each;
Wei, $l5.
Fourth race-Knght Templar, $500; Liuchpin and