New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
DAY AT GRAyESEND.
rrpmA WINNING THE sTIRRUP CUP.

Couey Island Jockey Club had come. ms cruz
only 10 its second year. but Is already the stronges,
and most successful turf organization In the Uheu
States. II was hot afternoon. but the course was
crowded ss IL deserved to be. because II was non
coo,er and more attractive place than the city'
, because the racing was Of rare interest Ripple
followed M his victory of Tuesday with announcer
credtable success That very fast but short windeo
horse Charley Gorham first in one OF MS nvori'e
little selling spins Of three-quarters OF nle'
Brighton Beach beast of great worth called hrupp
cun had much the best of the weights In the mile
and-a-ouarter handicap, and managed TO run away
from such horses as One Dime, saunterer
and Uncas. The last named quadrupco
crawled along as if his proper place was
IN a hospital for the ruptured and crippled.
Fer,da won the stirrup Cup by pushing her blunt
and obstinate nose few inches in front of Paroles
At the finish of the long of two miles and fur
long. A great race with O superb hmshl PIerre
orilari's two year-Old youngster Flight TOOK the
veltcr weights race and his colt Sachem had
walk over for the two-yearOld purse. Frank Short
vns first in one of the most absurd travesties OF
steeplechase ever seen on any race-course' Inc al
%ention of turfmen is now directed to Long Branch,
where the first summer meeting wlll open SATURDAY
DETAILS OF THE SPORT.
R;nnle,s success over Sir Hugh Tuesday made
the Dwyer colt strong fayorte for the first run OF one
mile for purse Of $500 for all ages. with penalties Tor
Winners Dryer Brothers colt Ripple e years, LOG
mounds, brought $500 In the auction pools r. l.. Lor
lards colt Greenland g. 110 500, ClsoauSns colt
Oden a. I2f SEQ, and Pierre Lorilard's lily spark
"a OF, S55 The run exciting throughout but
Ripple had the speed at the end Greenland leo
for n furlong, Oden sebond, Spark third and
Pipple last Then Oden passed Greenisno, ana
Ripple ran up to third In the third quarter
al closed up, delightng the spectators Al 'ne
post Oden had only neck the best OF it,
18th Ripne second neck before Greenland, he only
cusrter length before Spark The pace had been easy In
the early part Of the but was very last III the h
quarter. Ripple won by length and half LII l;f'%'
Oden second only neck before Greenland ana nc only
n neck before spark-a fno finish Ripple Is clearly
fitted for high speed in choice company He deserves
rood rank among tho threeyear-oids. Mutual pool
tickets paid % 10.
In the second Charley Gorhau that antique win
ner OF mnunerable selling races, came to the front
.rain and the hackers Of Victim wore SAD faces AS
go. an THE TRIBUNE Yesterday, there were indications
that Victim was not to win Tuesday but ycser-
day his owner, spelnan. was on his back-he dd not
vide 1uesdsy-and the Tip" was passed around that
victim could not lose. so he made big favorite
though there were starters IL was selling race OF
.hrre-ouarters Of mile for purse OF 500 Spemans
b. e. Victim % years, III lbsl brought $500 Dwyer
1srothers' b. e. Charley Gorham (aSed. lOJ) $Zoo,
O. 1. Lorinard's colt Sir Walter 70, 93) SeO' ana
the remaining seven In the field sl6O The seven were
Mufeys flly Rosae "a, 93), Lorillards gelding YAM
,ara ~ s4 Johnsons horse Charley Ross aged. lO3.
(aspsushs colt Rob Roy g. s4 Nelson's ny Little But
tercup a. s3), Collins gelding snbad g, 74 and Ma
bony's ally Bette NJ, formerly Alice Coulter o. SOL
CAPTAIN Conner much trouble with the Jockeys and
xnere were many breakswsys The start Wa fair Sin
had did not get of with the rest but he never Ind the
most Of n chance anyway. Rosalie led at first. but
Rob Roy closed with her, Victim running
third and Charley Gorhsm fourth When half mile
had been run, Victim showing the way and In the
nigh sure of success Then Charley Sorhsm made one
%mer,ea for short SHARP husband beat him in the
few strides by half length In the very last tlle OF
vampire Sir Walter fourth. head behind Vampire,
Hos h Rob RSy ah Snse ninth 1'' setS
ieiIat The hsfIe post but Was not not, hurt Mutual pool
seven ran IN the third rsce \ miles handicap
STATES $50 each, $40 forfeit with s sSo added
Y W. d Sst0mf n iSs betting q 500. psay:
selling EqTR 2a Grs horse 1G g. m '9Sff
~: ' Ssssss: so e. ss9s 1esss
:n fns work Buster ana @ e. q TO- e EiRs
to the i Gs %est ,or RosS attended, TGs
ST 1 ONE Dime, and after hard around the
s the r hs Is 9 sTS for
places cose and exciting yensriloguist se,s
fore sannterer Rapid, whose name Is buiesque,
poor NTH, Buster sixth and Uncas last In TACT Cncas
,Sn Of ,a'i himself IN He was time tho others
He seen II still 10 feel the ELECTS OF the
terrible b, mile in the cup June 1S, when he
pace fast a. to Sms Sn S5T T sa h h
sefssl'd AAa.- pool 1e-s Dn n ,n srn r-.
sacSem, the only 6ther entry Lorillard's Rambler.
bong Withdrawn sachem would have had ~ak0ver
practically II Rambler had started he 30 much
i race was the most important of the day and
one of the best Of the meeting was % miles, for the
stirrup Cup handicap sweepstakes oil 20 each win
81 500 added 800 tor the second horse The total value
Il.
geldng Parole taged rs pounds. ridden ny teaSes
HcsurhS e. Ioliiiards mare Ferda g. io9, rid
den by Costello; W Jsrome's horse p ITish King
ing Franklin g. 1901 ridden t ~ D0pos@s The betting
SsJs e s Gs on lash King and $50 on
Franklin led during the first mile and nearly half OF the
ssSSn Sa ns fourth ana Parole & Then Elias
displaced Franklin. who fell back " the rear. AT the
half mile post In the final mile Elias Lawrence was half
= length before Ferds she length before rish King
and Two Lengths SSrs psrS NSm Parole nas s
the threesatsr. post rsrSa within r1a head ma
Srst into the stretch with Parole shoulders
Parole struggled nOby and under the whip got his head
,t Sarsy beat him BY head 10 the last stretc6 the
good tire Of S;4s Parole was length before Eiiss
twas = splendid hnish for 80 long race Parole
was sd, nc. q. oSs Of last animals ON
the american turf at q long distance She had been
but Sas not then in good condition. She had raced into
her best for and yesterday could have put GienuOre
other Cup morse W Db truinPs. nutoad Pooi
Tickets paid SIS a. o
rive ran in the SIXTH race, y nile, for OF $500
FAR ali welter weights Bevnss geldng Vagrant
(aged I42 pounds) the fayortte az Sis, Lorii
iards ally Flight e. 95) bringing 800, Daieys lilly
Kistie Clark q, l2l $780, Durys horse Tom kinsclla
I5 iO sIOO ahd Craiks horse Terror &C. l45), who has
6sen Indeed q terror TO every who ever put any
money ON him. only $25. Flight won BY q length IN
2O1, vArant second four lengths before kttfe Clark
Terror fourth and Tom Kinseils beaten far OF Mutual
pool tickets paid S12 so.
There vas steeplechnse after all, though II not
on the card Three RAW q. Daeys gelding Frank
Short tagged, l2l pounds, Engemon's geldng Devon
dared. II5j, and Cattanach's gclding Cannon