New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-08
RACING OF THE BEST SORT.
ONE OF COMFY ISLANDS FINEST DAYS.


If WAS no common day on the turf yester-
dav No less than tyfve horses ran in the six races
at Conev Island and among them were Parole Iieh-
more Checkmate, Pnafore, Jennie v, bree~o
and many Others Of proved meri" n.y.
met on such terms to test their speed 'ho'ous'
1t was a well planned and "a wellworked-ouV s'i., %
contests. great many people took pleasure NJ -
brilliant tridls-sO many that it Is now hke! Wv , %
meeting will surpass the most succesS'"
those that have gone before at thiS o AID
and comfortable course. Excellent ume was 60
some Of the running singulary goo"'
was the star of the day. She was DauS " -
Tuesday but yesterday Donohue rode her VII" i",o
III "a h ,,r,,oa herself n flly of a high class Car
,ying lO4 pounds she won the h"l"i'"P %
liz miles, and Glenmore' Oicoso'o' -,
Checkmate, Fair Count, Carley Is an" seH'n
came in behind her 1t was very strong noiu' 81" go
weight 10 every one in il, ana yet she won o"s"'' ~
old turfmcn now say she Is equal 10 "ehoinil'S "u
shotover the best OF the English three-yeaT-Ods ls
is nonsense. But Pnafore Will be nara 10 pc"'
i'm any race hereafter. Another fast hliy OF inc
same age is Jonnie ", the winner oil tuc
threevear old race She got bad start hut it did not
prevent her from defeating Wyoming, Nolusia ana SIX
others with plenty to spare Breeze the iaVole' Wo
the two-year. old race 1t good day Tor hnieS'
The gentcmen's race did not result as eXpected' AT
thur Hunter Sir Hugh oNoi0"'n0
great favorite in Mr.. Holmes on Dis'''p""'V
and thus got his revenge for many defeats NJ tno
of rival. The moss grown lpilSui 4'N''N--
er" Hickory jim. whose origin is lost Ill inc mss VI
antiquity outran Bounce. KNIGHT Tempar' Queen ana
eight more in the selling race. In the steelecHaso WV"
cock was last In the betting but hrsl NJ '''o
finish There are many ysteries IN racing Ihey "oio
unusually abundant yesterday. The uDbounded conn.,
Aence of betting in Cre0soe IN the great hahc"P
the conplee col apse of such horses Chccknate ana
Parole in that the making such an ola grippe as
Knight Tempar big favOre in the selmg race 'i'o
forcing Of Revenge with his heavy welgh' at sh spu
before the seeplechaso half over THESE ne"
of the things to think over Betting was copious eSpec
tally on the handicap.
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
First Race-For twO-yearolds, purse Sooo' sPeci"
weights 3. mile Seven starteIs-F. LOI1laIuS my
Breeze by Acknowledgements 90 pounds hieV'
SCOTS colt Punster. by King Ban-Puz%e uio
McIourhlin) Hcnrys colt Little Minch by GlehelS-
Goldstone 400 Blaylock) G. L. Lorillards cot Mag
nate by Glenelg-Mmx Ql4 pounds oyer"elsh'' COS
tellol: Kelly's colt Thmles by Lisbon Austria CO.
UraD; Baldwin's colt Gano, by Grnsead-eanta AM"
OO3 swiuey), and Belmont's colt Adamantus Dy Count
D'Orsay-Adcaide (9S, Breunan Pools-Brecze SlVU'
Pnnscr 500 Little Minch $50, Magnate SO Gano 80
ned SO Books-Breeze to /. Punsier ITO l. lA''e
Niinch Thures and Magnae TO l each. Gano IL TO l.
Adamantns 20 to l. The start was bad, Puns'er hTs
Little Minch second Thurles third Breeze fourth inc
rest struggling Punster ran away with good I'' ou'
Breeze soon passed him and was clear Of them ali al inc
balfmile post She readily kept her lead and won by
two lengths in lGl2 Puustor second, four lengths be
lore (iano tlud, Ihures OuItn,Aai ehgh O"hhu "ho
Magnate hfh, Little Mnch sixth and Adainh'uS last
second -Tnreeyearolds, purse 5000 special
v,isnts miles. Nine staIters-Hchners My jennie W
by WaVerey-Fannic Moore 1Os pounds McLauehlhG T.
Iorllard's gcldDg wyoming uy var DthcV
GI5 Feakesl; q. l.. LOrlard's colt Nod.a, ~ I'at
NaioyNVandaia as Costclo) bedford stables MY
Gn.sis NJ. By uuuah-Marsin Ss, Brennr) sIeI
eker's nly Mis, Lumley, 10y Keiorm-ladI lumity IOS
DonoiueI Wither's gcdng Duplex, by hlhg Liutsl-
Lcho lOs Lcary) LHteneld7 colt Free COO b{ bGlon
-ktty Free lOl Evans MctHdst7 geiunI ii,stoSG ,
b. Huiran-Mmne Long QOs McCaItnyl ana iasahs
g,ldmg Naumsion b! war i'aXCvL-'GniS q 90 III
So Booka-2 TO / jennie w. 1 10 l against Nyo
noaInsf any other. Jennie V was very nervous
a7d fretiGl ana The starter had his hands
i fTcri,c inc 20, 't the wcsl Of IT, voasa was drs
away bat fell back Hostage passed. Inc sihu WIN
lls lead IN front, Duplex second Free Cold THIRD On
We 1uin Iennie y ram IN the rear guard Tor
cTaTirr mile and then moved up, her rider had so
much tai a In speed tnat he did not call on htr uht
ip bom',lrtc Oh Was reached. responded swiftly
INN I'm lew strides advance ana then coming
on at wonderful pace she won ny t"0Ithe ths ~ 80 IL
wyoming second, Tour length before NOlusia thli IIte
t,!ld fourth six lengths behind NOlusia, Warrington
min Hostage sixth, Miss Lumey seventh Duplex
eighth ana Gussie NJ ninth Mutual pc 1ls . ~
Iuid Geatlemen nd r.. all afes. %fIei weights
sweepstakes 50 each wan @oOV augu; tiyVqualIeIs
OF % lilc. Five startcis-Aplsooh morse IS'u ipthce
by IeroI-Lucy - years, l46 pounds, Holiness, Peiham
Stables gelding sir ugh by MaNelcI D., a, ~
Annie: o. 145 Flntcr Lakclands geldng Arsenic by.
Dukr OF KEN, ~ bonnie ocOtand-fannie Barrow 10,
1sG Maid. Pools-Di,turOauce $3.50, sr Hugh $50,
SD So Books to on, Disturbance, MM4-
Gt" Duke OF Kent ~ to l. sIr Hugh led from start TO
tni.L though Marathon and Disturbance pushed him
haro up Tue aet lew stIdes lie won ~ nan iensh
Gnce Arsenic poor fourth ana Duke OF hest beaten
Al C o EsceEHanGicap sweepstakes, $50 each $3.50
added; IL miles, Fourteen starteI9-P' LoIlIhIds
s sSSnd. Teakts) Norris aud Pations eeldlng
trroso e. by Creedmore Kate-Maltngly a, los, NC
Laueuhnj Jenuinss's noroe GenInorc by Glen Athal
LOLA l4scd Ia, COsellO; WlIlamss geidng Check
mat. Dy Gen Amol-fun Cry ased. los, iiushesli
CASSIDY : lilly Pluafore by EnqmIGi-MoAe Rogers %
lO4 " DonahueJ; PettengilPs gedlng Fair
Count by DudleycAdele @, los, Bl3@yicek) Burn
Is. 100. fiisss; Martins geldinS Aleck Amcni q,
AlfonsO-MargaIeita 40 o. CalGWeh}; McEhheds
ec!ding General Monroe, by Tom BOWlug--Mlnnie I.
Itckrns-Nettie q. -, Adams Wardelrs Mary
Anderson ny Venulator-Queen OF Scots o, 81, BTen-
Marion %. ~, Williams; and Daviss mare Ella War
fo.d b. War Dauce-tlordc %, 81. Learyl Pools
mate Sl9j Parole Sl55. CAREY $40 field S255..Books
-Crecsote 8 TO l, Pnafore 10 l, Cnecnnate to l,
r sto l. General Monroe 10 TO l, and from 20 to 90
70 one "Sa9 'y was ained TO fhc @entai snrpTise
Paroe quickly at Work setting the pace aud as they
te was first by half length Aeck Ament second, Glen
more close third General Monroe fourth and CreOsOte
held Parole remained IN the lead for nearly mile
When Monroe dashed tine front and for turlOng
30 well Ia the lead thai hls success seemed prOOaDe
until PinaiOre made her run, moving fast That the
others could not keep pace with her al ALL She passed
General Monroe III Inc hOmestetch and won by four
leugtbs in 2.3GIa, General Monroe second two lengths
h.fnrc CAREY s.. GenmOrc poor fourth Alcck Auent
ann the favorite CreOsOe SIXTH the rest struggling
Intervals, most Of them being pulled up wncn their
chances were 10 be hopeless. Mutual pools - 80.
llfth Iace-Scllng allowances, purse 500 "a mile.
Twelve starters Reds mare Bounce % years, 40
Tn,nd- BrophyD; Harbcck's gcding Amazon %, "a,
fax kObinrOn's geldng Little Fred g. 90, Barnes
T. LoIii.aI0's filly Queen q, 70 HysloV; old Mil
Sarlcs gedlug Knight 1cmpiaT %, lob, W DonObuel;
ClurcAills geOIng Gus Mathews g, lO4, BratOW ".
Waller.'s geldug jim Farrell 10, lO4. UraD; DaYs's
.IItk ftIN
iug Valparaiso, by Nirg-Accidenta "a, lOl BrcnnRuJ
Hans mare Lltue Buttercup %, 81. LeaIy) HenTyS
II InNNlI'n IIIA