New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-09
p,CrNc AT JEROME PARK.

FORESTER WINS THE BELMONT STAKES, AND lhofA
THE WESTMINSTER CUP-sOUBREr1E' CLAhEN'h
AND DAN K. TUE OTHER WINNERS.
II was very hot in the sun at F0rdham yes
terday hut under the shade OF the clubhouse NIL 'u IA
he,cred pas of the grand stand the fresh breeze MADE
a.. ottooor deliohtfu The attendance good, but
the racing was very poor. The most interest Voc
felt in the first race that for twoyear-oiuD
which snedekers pretty soubrette, whose name S APT
won ylvacously In the Belmont staheS roio''ei "-
~ an ucb higher class than the rest that only Two own
ers dared 10 send horses TO run with him. INC '"o VIZ
tins were Babcock and Wyoming Forester 'iuPy
nlayed with them This splendid colt will probably nave
or,o overs this wear Mr. Belmont, when he con
cpded to retire from racing and sold this colt ast year
was not guided by good fortune. ii nc hau AeP' f
ester he could have brought back inc Fhhls"eu si "
the Nursery Stable. and made up TOT INC "s'o'
OF recent years the turf But he sofa MN W wv
bookmakers. and these lucky young men are laying up
treasures in tin boxes Thora did not bavea "aiA
over for III Westchester Cup after ALL for Grenaua
was ON the track with but as be was never near r
she might az well have been alone Grehaua was ono
n renowned and successful racehorse; ho" ne 10 '
graded to the level OF park hack ana 10 running ~
5000 second money q furlong behind Thora' lie mas
como to base uses Indeed
First race-Haf mile for twoyear-oids' ior purse
of $500 Ten s,artsrs-Keys colt Carlyle, by III seu
Caroline Il o pounds, ridden by Fisher l. Lorn.a,u
nlly Parthenia, by Aarm-Maiden QO1 ShauerE WIN
ers's colt BuckstOueby sonehenge-Mary buckle! Wv
sparing); g. L. Lorillards nly Black GAL by Tom Ocni
tree-Black Slave Qo7, Costcllo) snedekers my SOU
brette by Alarm-susan Beane Q07 DonohueG
Prealness Stables hly Vintage, by Virgil
MADAME Dudley OO7 Riley; somer-
yille's FLY Corona, by Glenly
QO7 Harrs); Armstrong; colt Fond uu
Lac by GleDgauy-Hop ulO, JonesG c. hVnsS'oh
colt Warning by Aarm-Mundane no. Brennen,' ana
Thompson's colt II. Murray by Alarm-Lnma wv
Z Dart "a. 4 Al
Buckstone TO Black Gal, 10 l. Soubrete, To l;
Vintage 10 to Corona 10 to Fond du Lac, 10 to Il
Warning % to and H. Murray p to l. Inc JOCKEYS
stood in such wholesome awe OF the starter ater MS
severe discipline last Saturday that there was no d-
uculty in giving the ten q good start At tnc
first trial Black Gal, Carlyle and Blackstone
were conspicuous early and Blackstone soon took first
place. After running quarter mile BucKstone was
leading by halt gth Carlyle second Vintage third
Bucksone kept bs lead TO the furong post, aud then
seemed likely win, but DoDohue brought up soubrete
with a spendd DASH and Blackstone yielded, and firing
badly fell back. Parthenia also ran up and
made very sharp struggle for second place
with Vintage. soubrette by a length In
the remar kable time OF 40 seconds Parthema
seeond neck before Vintage, H. Murray poor fourth
Buoksione hfth, Black Cal sixth, carlyle seventh roma
du Lac eighth Warning ninth and Corona last -
Soubrette Is "A dIly 81 tine shape and action ana very
fast Her time AZ seconds the best on record at the
and the ying Otipa made AZ seconds on tue fast Sara
toga track with 81 pound: also soubreIee ran pOOrH
the posi- before starting took the edge on her
speed she dsss ., sne ia viii So no dis
credit TO her hIstrious parentage s,oo
second race-BrmoDt Stakes Tor three,year-ods $loO
entrance hall forfeit with 81 200 added $500 to the
distance % miies Imry-lo9h non mn h
winner three starters were Applebys colt Fores
ter, by nlUsed7woodbne 1is pound, ridden by Me Nc
COLI Bsbeocs. by Backden- Etnel spraSue tIs,
Rail- L 4
10 against wyoming anu 10 to l agaInst
BsocoeS he %, . run ne e other, that tsere was
no shadow OF contest lie took the track at the start
ard sue wed his heels fou beginning to end lie
could ave gwen either of them ton pounds and won
then VITA they could BOT even make him hurry
lie led by from .o 10 four lengths the nrst half mile,
by from six III the second, and by from six To
dozen III the third. wyoming was sroond up To
the last quarter mile, when Babcock passed
nm, Forester won he liked, unuer double
pull in 2:43, Babcock second hye lengths Dennu FOR
ms rase confirmed opinion of Foresters merits
watch WAS general after the WIthers stakes II there
thai can 0eal him me owner of mat morse can win for
June He entered in stakes OF the total value 81 neary
100000 and Ii lac REMAINS lit and well Ae ought 10 win
them MI. ,, T.,
the Wescaeser cup, and that Ihora would ~ over the
course alone. but air. sands, To whom q L. Lonlard
has sold Grenada. conouded to run MN Tor second
money. The was for the Westminster Cup sweep
OF so each, play or pay, win siooo added Tue
second TO receive 500; the wilmer OF the balm9re
lance "a miles Two starters-keed's lilly Thora,
Wy Iinnwo and sandss horse GGehads, by King
6Iouso-Matte Gross % years l23 pounds, riduen by
Kinney. Grenada me raoenorse two years ago
lained himself, ana hA- never Dccp
able 10 shO since. Mr. lOf1liaIu SOLD him
TO MIR Sands at "a low price, he had become
worthless racenOrse, and IL was supposed
that Lne buyer would him for the saddle But
temptation OF the 500 second money proved 700 inuch
for ar. Sands. Ihora went rgnt away from Grenada
from the rrst, opened sucn gap that the only
question was far she would beat HIM. She actually
crossed finish line when he was more than iurong
behind. zine was Ar 1t was u pity 10 soc the
once admired Grenada SO disgraced.
Fourth race-Sellng allowances Tor purse OF $500;
Ia miles -Four starCers-Ltlened's colt Clarence, by
Virsll-Clsrna Is years. 80 pounds, ridden by Riley
Snedekers hly Giroha, ny LeamngtOn-katan a, lO4,
Dononuel; L. LOnllards gedlng ltaska, by SAXON
Betty Washington IT, S. OnleyJ, and ThompsOns colt
uad pecteu start, but was Withdrawn. Betting
-Careuce " 3; GIrora, to Itaski, TO 2; j. q.
Nay Iska and J. o. Nay raced for the lead for
haif q mile and then j. q. Nay Tell back. Clarence
caught aska at the head OF ana soon
oveTcame but Girofs made bold challenge In the
final Iurlong. Under the whip with the advantage
the weights Clarence Outran her and the by
threeIarters OF length in 1:5Yl9 Glroha second
lengths before iIaska- j. o. Nay lengths.
Futh iace-Handlcap, one mile. FIVE sIaTters-beus
geding Dan H. by Bonnie Scotlnd-Jennle June Jagged,
lV4 pounds DdIen ny Donohue) r. LOrilards geldlng
BedOuin, by BiIet-NutwoOd Maid g, 80, Oneyl som
ervilo's FLY Mrs Chubbs, by Wanderer-Aannie Nc
Dowen "a, %, Ural; Witherss colt Mark by King
Ernest-MImi -, 80, BrennenJ, and Lttiened's COLI
Clarence by Vifgil-Clarlna a, 90 Rcy) Betung-DAn
X A 10 Mrs. CnubDs, TO BedOuin, to Mark, z
10 Clarence 10 TO l. Mark led up the last furlOng.
Dan X waited Ill the for i've furlOngs ana then
nall Marx second Two lengths before Clarence he two
lengths before Bedouln IOurtn, Mrs ChlDbs last
The meeting will close tomorrow.