New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-16

Sas,,aith Dnniey fonrih AT the head of the home
stretch Forester nearly two lengths 10 aaVahc 1
Havward had a pull on him. Volusia was still sec
Ond but with Macbeth fast gaming on MIN ~
hard held, won by seven lengths IN ,ne eAIet s
fine of 2:54 Macbeth second three lengths peIore
Volusa third Duplex was fourth, four lengths be-
hind Volusia and dozen lengths before vulcan.
probably ss1 Forester now 10 run better
than ever before. He far outclassed any other III
the race Mutual pools SO 10.
PIERRE LoRIrLARD WINS AGAIN.
Third race--Seabrght Stakes for two-year-oids,
$50 each for starters, with $500 added 5000 10
second weight penalties and allowances: sixty
nominations and eleven starters; value to winner
81 $50; distance 81 mile The starters were Pierre
Iorllard's filly Parthenia by Alarm-Maiden lliO,
Feakes), and the same owners FLY lneonstaIt, py
Glenlyon-Lizzie Berry 900, Onley); W,therss COZ.
and the same owners unnamed colt by King ErheSe
Fan Fan l103 VLcay ket'T So my and and
and-Toe by Glenelg-La Polka Q04' Bariet., ana
NINA 1903 SMITH; Cooks colt lie Petit Duo, oy III
Used-Countess Q06, inc uding 8 Roumh o No ~ h.
weight, Barbee) onedeRerS my 400 Donohne,: II.
Keenes imported lilly Maid OF Atnoi, ny al, ~ u lii
nad-My Mamie o. AGO. ural) Kelly MY ayd neni'
Baldwin's gedng Grismer. by Grlnsted-Jenhie ~
(IO6 including over, Gibbs. POols-f. LOTT
i ants e9iEleI PEI ssc pac $50 so
field 500 BoOks-Parthenia TO ., Renegade q 70
I,e Petit Due TO /, TOuch-Me-NOt 10 l., heisVs
entries coupled to inconItat , ~ 70 S6eri
dan showed the Irresolutlon anu uoI b, ~
which have now become haoltual wieh nm ,,na -,
twoyear-old races, and having neglecteu you
chance TO get them of evenly, allowed Tue JocAoyI
To play all sorts of pranks, and after "a iohs an'
weary DELAY gave the signal 10 bad start lhcoI-
stant reading. Parthenia second, the Eau Fan colt
third Grisner fourth, La Petit Duc hItn. anu ~ w.
rest Struggling with Fairfield last as usual. ne
Fan Fan colt shot off so fast when he got INTO us
stride that In a quarter mile he got leau Vi tnIc9
lengths with Parthenia second, Maid OF Atno, tniu
and GrIsmer fourth lie Kept ms i4ng ieu n" ainea
fbrongh the second quarter when Partnenla snuou
on him rapidly. He entered the houesrcs On III az
vance but fell back and Partbenla showed INC way.
The Others got well up and AT the ullohg post tHo5
were lined across the track from rail 10 ral n.iAs
one of the prettlest racing spectacios VI w
year Parthenia had good sale leau Mi,a0n HohT
kept 10 the end. but the place honors were ~ uot
until the last stride. Parthenla won ny wv lens
in 1:I6l4. Renegade and lnconstaht Wefe very
close Tor second place, and the judges gave II ~ III
constant Pierre LoTilard thus ge'tihg ali t tno
money But To eyeryone's anazenlehI ri .n1
Judges declared LIE Petit Due lhId ina'
rms colt was really not in the first four was pam
enough Maid OF Athol actually calne Ia iouIth'
Joucn-Ale-Not fifth aud Heel-aDd-I DC siXth, DuV to
extraordinary and ApucaDe aTIaD Selheh' " tno
Judges made lie Petit Due third, and 10y that rHns,
which of course Is hnal Renegade must DC ieohoDGu
fourth and the others go BACK one piaee. d t',
ran fast and well. In her and III IiZaiIo tlel i
Iorlard has splendid pair. mutual Poois'
80 so.
PRIAM FIRST IN THE HANDICAP.
Eourth race-Free handicap sweepstakes, 20
each, with 800 added; 500 To the second; dis-
lance IS miles. Seven starters-G. Lorlllards gelu-
ING Monitor by Glenelg-Minx Is years, 123 pounds,
ridden by Cosello); Spemans colt HllantY' Dy
Bonnie Scotland-Bedulah g, 100 Urall ; Morrls's
cold PriaIn by Prophct-Regardless H. lO2, Onley);
RandalPs lilly Lucy May, by Buckden-0e0TSa
Bowman IL. 112, JACKSON Mulkey geiulhs Ian IAN
ders by observation-disclosures II, los, ClOssi III,
ley's geldlng Bonnie Castle 10, lO3, beTilauh dIu
Snedekers hlly Glroha, by Leaning 'ohDta'"H s a.
100 DonohueJ. PooIs-MOnItOr 800, fiiaih OIL
HIlanty $l1, field SIG BooksIMonliior even
Priam to /, Hilarlty to /, Bonnie Castle 10 l.
Lucy STAY II to l, Glroha II 10 l. fianuets 10 10
l. Monitor took the lead al the start, bohne
Castle second. Hilarity thlrd Monitor telha t,
i'm front Tor quarter mile, and then Lucy May
went By him. and she was first by length III pass
ing the stand, Monitor second, han englh OeioIe
Priam, Flanders fourth. hliarLy ncleaseu nm
speed before the turn was reached ana was sool az
Iucy NAYS saddle, while at the quarter post sue
was only "A neck better oft than he, monitor DeDB
third, a length aud a half behind HlaIily, Win
FLANDERS fourth. Before the next quarter mac Deen
finished Lucy May had fallen out OF lhe coitest az
together. Bonnie Castle led Tor Jew stri1es WIN
Hilarity a close second Monitor tDiru II'a Ii q
close fourth, but before the h0mesretG as SAihcu
Pr,am had taken the command and holding Monl-
tor safely all the way to tho close he won oy
length IN 2:25 Monitor second, ten Ic3gths before
The third Giroha came IN thIrd-certainly
neck before hllarty-but the judges
made another eccentric decision ana ~ Gfcia dny
sixth and Lucy May last Mutual pools @Z5 Az
THE BIGGEST SURPRISE OF THE MEEIING,
Fifth race-One mile, selling allowances. for
purse of $500. Nine starters-P. Lorlliards morse
Duke OF Kent by Bonnie ScOtland-Fannie Barrow
Is wears, ll5 pounds ridden by Feakesl; HarbecEs
gelding Marathon, by King Ernest-Arnica a, lOG
Donohue) Pelham Stables geldmg Sir Hugh by
DAYS colt Strathspey, by Glenele,- La
Polka a. 107, McKennryl;, Lakeland's
es loo S 81 srs by II'Sc
ington-La Rose %, 102 Cross; jennings colt Cor
dova, by King Alfonso-Cruclix, %, o7+2 lncindlug
L. 6v HysS CaS n eHGy
ing 3 over, UraD; and Dui1s's mare BABY, by
straehieo-Echptc 6IoQ QHara Ho P s@d 1iSd
$50. Books-Sir Hugh to l. Marathon 3 to l.
Babcock 10 l. Duke of Kent TO l, Stra hspey ana
Resale : TO / each, and from 10 to 20 10 against
any other HospodaI led from start to ilnlsh. lie
got much the best of the sendoii and none vi the
Others could at any time reduce ms lead 10 iess ta
a length The favorite Sir liugh' was never hou
fine front Marathon was last at the start and could
never get in the first three. Rosale ran fairly well
for a half-inile and was not pI eminent a1terWara;
Dukeo Kent's performance was similar He was well
up for half mile and then ran so badly thai ne
finished last. Hospodor won by thTee lohgtns III
1883 Babcock second, two lengths before StTaihS-
new third Sir Hugh fourth. four lengths vack
OF Strathspey Marathon fifth, Resale sixth, Cor
dova seventh Baby eighth, ana Duke oI hen' list
Biutual Pools @264 10
MR. HOLMES DEFEATS ARrH ar HUNTER.
Sixth race-Elberon Stakes. handicap sweep
stakes for gentlemen riders $50 each play or pay,
with $500 added $50 to second three-quarters OF
a mile Three starters-Pelham Stables hily
Godiva. by Saxon-Gyptus %, $780, ridden by Ar
thur Hunter; Shrewsbury Stables gelding Corsair,
by Cilenelg-Crownlet H. 162 ridden by Deyereux
HolmeSl Williamss gelding Woodcock, by War
Fiinterl. Pools-Corsair 800, Godlva 500,
Woodcock $50. Books TO 2 on Cor
sair to / against GOdiva TO !
against Woodcock. Goiiva led slightly for fur
long, with Corsar second. Woodcock third. Then
Corsair took the lead for little way Godlya
passed him again and had arlillng advantage III en-
fruDg The Lonestretch but CorsaIr had an easy run
home, winning by length and half in l:l99i, Go,