New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
WINNERS NOT LOOKED FOR.
UNEXPECTED RESULTS AT GRAvEsEND.


PAROLE AGAIN Observation-Disclosures, COLO
MEL sPRAGUE, GABRIEL AND JOE HUNT AiN'
VICTORIOUS.
The crowd ut the Coney Island track yes'er-
dav was the largest of this meeting STRONG N
vas h,ov;uo and there was suffering from ne"', "'
Oh Tuesday and wednesday. But the sufferers !" 49, -,
were many The nYst two races were ehouS"
to scare tho oldest turfnicn mo -" -,
l. won the first unexpectedly 'i'eo ii' nv,
,oo tickets paid $500 Tor Sd hut inns
s bo starrers fault he had got the lot OF evenly
there ia 10 reason to think that Ll'e IT, wouu nave
been first second race, for trocyearoin hhes'
the start good but the one least thought Oh was III
front ut the end. Tue wnaer Girol, lui esVcr Oh
tie East nli ;froAc The latter the favorite in the
frat race beaten from the beginning Her sls
ter,s previous running had been below contempt Her
success +, make the vota:eS Of the turf or
swear records and c0nne their betting hereatero
naules drawn at random from hat But hnes OF such
breeding matter how badly they DO, may ut any
time a surprise in store An annoying thing was
the bluider in the programme, which made the weight
carried by Aela favorite only 115 pounds, when,
by conditions of the race she Obliged to carry
and did carry, 100 pounds. It this had been
generally understood the betting would have Deen
different really moXcusaDie
Parole third choice in the third race,n which Green
land and EOlc the only other starters. but he
showed himself his best aud vanquished both in the
handsOuest style Those who him run VIII not soon
forget which he caught Greenland in the third
quarter of the last mile Arthur Hunteron Pilgrimage won
the genemens race, and Costello, Colonel Sprague,
the selling That vicious and uncertain old brute
Gabriel managed to get the sixth race from poor field
and Joe Hunt beat Strychnne in wellfought steepe-
chase.
First race-Threeq quarters of mile for purse of $500
special weight conditions startersSnedekers Ally Cir
cfe, years, 10S pounds, ridden by Donohue; Morris
Pattons gelding Fellowpay, 3, 102, Braton p Lor-
lizards geldng Bedouin, 2, II, Oney Bedfords geld
ing Scully, 5, 1o8, Baylock; McCormcSs mare Lille
r., 5, 1OS. Lewis; Clabaugh's duy Chickadee 2, H.
Leary; Davis's FLY Constantine, g. 102, McCarty, ana
Cooks colt Bob Johnson 3. lOo, Maynard Pools-ilr-
olo $780, Felowplay 1928, Bedoun $780, Scully $40,
Lille r. $25. Chickadee $25, Constantine 500, Bob
johnson $15 Books-Girone to A. Fellowplay 5 to 3
Bedouin Scuy l. Lille r. l6 to and 20 to
i against each of the rest. The start was a
miserable failure Feowplay getting away far in front
Lille r. second, Bedoun third with Grole aud most of
the Others far back that they never had chance
FelOwpay led three furOngs and then Bedouin took
first place. In the homestretoh Lille r. made fine
and won by length IN 11Gl6 Bedoutn second half
length before Fellowpay Constantine fourth, Grole
fifth Chckadee SIXTH Bob Johnson seventh and sculy
last Mutual pools $204 so for IS, of the biggest
upsets OF the
Second race--one mile and furlong for purse of
yearod stake TO carry pounds extra OF two or more
a H pounds Starters & H. Iorsrd Ana BY
Gleneg-Ia Henderson 100 pounds Costello r LSs
AggesaeG Matte RSR%ro By yae RS
by eeneisstamps. "sI Ii5, Holloway snedeseTs
Giroha. by bennington Rattan, los, Donohue. Pools
frasure $50 Giroaa $40 Books~Aeiia 5 to T. spark
to Yalleria TO Matte Rapture to l. Grota 10
with, Valera, second. Aels third Giroaa fourth.
r yr eed Matte quarter deF ead Pg a4onn SfG 6e
turn and at the first quarter post was i'll first but only
half length before Valera. she haii length before
baoksreteh vaera gained Matte kapu for short
@e but at the hal lnile post Matte Ralfnres LEAD vas
fourth Aeia fifth Tue favonte Aella, did not improve
her pustOn Matte Rapture led INTO the hOmestreteh,
where Glrofa up from fourth place at the three
quarter post ard quickly disposed of Matte Rapture
half length 1851 Spark second four lengths before
Matte Rapture third, she length ahead c Erasurc,
fourth Aolla firth, and Valera last Mutual pools
eah $40 forfeit wtS s5o addeJ he seepnd to receive
cot creenSnG bg GenS Ss Nevada g. 9$, Ura Pei
ham Stables colt E9eey EouSWar song g. 9s Brophy
Bsofs@Greeniand 5 to 2 Eole 10 s. Parole 8 70 L.
Greenland S% rushed away s speed as quickly saEG
mile Greenland leading by six lengths with Parole
ter Greenland was eased aud as they passed te stand
length before Parole In the next quarter Greenland
added length to his lead and AS nc ran along the back
tain that he could not be oyertaken At the bali mile
post his lead was seven lengths par%f insn pslhg sec
gained Greenland every stride, closing the gap
Parole wac in the lead aud he came aleng his ease,
land easily by half length second place. The
was very fast, 2244 Greenland was once good colt
he is nothing but wreck now Mutual pools, $3.50.
Fourth raoe-F9r gentemen riders, handicap sweep,
stakes OF $40 each with 500 added 700 TO the second
age d. 126, ridden by Arthur Hunter Ackerman's geld
aizzis ily JESSIE T. i&7 TidaSn Py %g FIatsf SUIT
ces colt Sir Walter g. 1885, ridden by Mr. Center; and
ton. Poos-Pilgrimage 5000, Ohio Boy $175, Jessie
X. 500 Sir Walter $S5 and Constitution $40. Books
SIR Walter 8 to /, aud Constitution 10 TO l. PisTmage
led from start to flush coming in an easy winner by two
oho Boys Jessie X fourth, and Consultation lust Mu-
FIFTH mile and quarter with selling allow
ances, for ages purse $500 sarters-Burcbf
sE GSo eRg M ge S R c
banghs geding Rob Roy, B. %, Urali; Moran's horse
sEs Mams sm Fields @ GsTo ipS seg
geding Ingomar d. 1911 CLARK; aud Jerome
Colonel spTague 800 ROB Roy $40 xdwin $40 Gov
ernor Hampton $35 Mamie Fields S35, Iugomar $50
naf dSTe Cover i na6SG Ewn d Mamie feds
To each, Blue Lodge 10 Land Rob Roy 8 to l. Fai
scratched" until few minutes before the
OF the b0Okmakers constantly assured all nqurers thai
that lac would not run. This mere sWGGling. Tiles,
bets Wefe lost on the aS or pay prGee ana mnel
together in the lead up to the last quarter with very Lit
Vie adyan'Sse ON either side In thS honestretch lingo
sprague won easily by TWO lengths in 21i i2 lngona
fourth, head back of ROb Roy, Mamie Fields ffth Blue
Lodge sixth and Edwin A Last hutual pools Sll so
sPfdTe er Ss e9tefeo 10 Dc S0d of an'
Sixth race-One mile aud eighth for parse of $500
stacers-Appegate's horse Gabriel years, 90 pounds
Ur@li; Bryson's horse Irish King, O. 50. Lewis; Bah
ing Blakemore g. 20, Spider; McElmeel's colt Genera
@ Hs 50 @9d SS0o Hns
las c King ESP General 1sdd Monroe go fe
iop and RETAINED in front to the end He won by tire
lengths In 156i2, VeutrGqut second three lengths be
fifth far back Irish King to have become who'll
bolted in the early part aud jumped over la
rider