New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-18
HINDOO WINS THE CUP.

TIE GREAT DAY OF THE JUNE MEETING.
AN ENORMOUS ATTENDANCE AND THE LVEIiEsr
INTEREsr-DUKE OF KENT DAN X, HINDoo
AMAZON AND PRANK SHORT SUCCESSFUL
Though only Hndoo and Eole were ex-
pected to contend for the Coney Island cup
Yesterday. an immense multitude crowded the boats,
the trains and taxed to ts utmost every way
of reaching the the course sheepshcad Bay The as
sembled host fell Atto IL any, short of the great army
that saw the Cup run for last year 1t ia plain that cup
Day at Coney Island is hereafter TO rank always among
the very first OF attractions on the American
turf and that the Coney Island Jockey
Club can always count on an hhme"s'
attendance Tho managers OF steamboats, and railroads
had expected great many people But they were NOT
equal to the emergency The thousands oil passengers
we're not handled with promptness and snoothness.
The boats overloaded and were the trans ana
people who took the 1:4O boat nj the battery
were not delivered the track in time to sre the start
of the first race The club carried the virtue
OF pronpness TO Objectionable excess for though inc
managers well knew that great numbers were pouring
in at the gates at very time when the signal for the
start was given, grace OF few minutes delay was
given though no possible harm could result 20 great
crowd made the betting extremely active Very large
sums in the aggregate were won ana Iost. Inc
bookmakers were besieged with eager applicants,
and were enabled 10 reap q rlch harvest
from their presumptuous patrons. But while they
shearcd the stupid sheep, "Plungcr" Walton SHARED
the shearers, and many boOkmaker who but TOT MIN
would have gone homo well laden with legaltenders
mourned the day which gave birth TO this fortunate
speculaor Mr. Walton is having mnch good fortune on
the turf But time has way OF making Things oven
The bookmakers will havo thsir turn.
The raciug was well worth the gathering OF sncn a
crowd In the Opening scramble that peculiar morse
Duke OF Kent one day hurdle-lqmper another day
tho slow won Handsomely and was bought by Pierre
Lorilard In the race OF mile meats inc once Vincpe
GIennore was selected the winner by the great
majority, but old Dan h outran MN III Two
fast heats One year ago on that same course was sea
another sight when Glenh0re was tne VICTOR over LUG
great Luke Blackburn, Monitor and Parole IN tae cup
Genmoro give him such defeat on suon an annlyer
sary After the the Cup and 10 the general
surprise the venerable Parole appeared av as an IN
his stable, for both Hnd0o and Eole
left him far very far behind That part Of the race was
not pleasant But It was inyisoratng ana uesn' III, 70
all lovers OF superb racing TO see the way IN when HIN
doc up to Eole half mile from the end and beat
him then and there after Eoe had made most reso
lutte and rapid run to that P point E Sox T ss
not disgraced put Hndoo was gored6i noW whs eo
they there will be u battle OF some note
Eole had "a good many hackers even against lilndOo
HIS seemed even more overcome than the morse
AS no was up Broadway last night. lying at ful
length on the top OF drag win ms %ne ,ore
hanging tho edge he looked as II earth had no moro
charms for him -, . o,, - $500
piled the surprise OF the day by winning easily WIN Tue
JuIietta colt, Jim Farrell aud Macbeth behind her'
How despscd u nlly could make such WreOk OF .
colt rated highly as the son OF ueta Is one Oh thoso
my seres OF racing that neither the wal iarlng man nor
anyone else can hoH WaItoS Who proted
arg ly. 1t me for Disturbance TO dlsappolnt MS
friends, and he did it IN the steepleohase III 20 whoe
hearted and exhaustive way as 10 leave nothing 70 DC
desired He came Ia nau urOng Dehlnd FRANK Shor''
DUKE OF KENT FIRST IN BIG FIELD.
First race-Sellng allowances, for purse OF $500,
mile Eleven starters-G. l.. LOrllards gelding Sir
Hugh, by Waverly-Mile J. "a years, l05 pounds rid
ID IA Deldi Re, nv
Nutwood Maid g, II, Hysop) WeIcis gelding Wake
field by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS, 1885, Holloway Nor
ria & Pattons horse Duke Of Kent, by Bon
ME scotland-Fannle Barrow Is, 1l5, Brown
Beyson's FLY Olivia, by InUsed-Ohtipa Is, %.
BIayloc; Dwyer Brothers geding Charlie Gorham by
Blarney stone-Aurora aby aged lO7 pounds McIaugh
linz; j. walden's lilly Chckalee, by Viator-Chiekabiddy
q wears SO pounds j. DOnOhue Dayis's tly COnstan-
tina. by Abd-el Kader-Sunbeam a years, 90 pounds,
Sheridan; someryile's FLY Amy, by fchborne-lndia
Butterfly "a years, 92 pounds, BarretD; PcttengiFs
gelGng Tonawanda, by Observation-Disclosures %, 3d.
pounds Cunnng ham) and Pelham stables lilly Godlya
by saxon-Gyptus g years, SO pounds, Brennan Pools
Sir Hugh $780, Wakefield $40. Duke OF Kent $40, Be
douin Sl5 Olivia SIS, Charlie GOrham $l5, Chokadee
SO field Sl5 BOoks-Sir Hugh to 1, Bedonin g TO l.
wakefield @ to l, Duke Of Kent to l. Olivia to l.
Charley Gorham TO l, and from 10 to 20 to against
any other. The start was bad. Constantine, Gorham
and Olivia got away in the first group with the rest srag
Cling Charlie Gorham took the lead. and was In 'front.'
for half mile though hard pressed by Olivia. At the
threequarters Olivia was first, Charlie German close
second Sir Hugh third Duke Of Kent fourth and Wake
field fifth In the homestretch Charlie Gorham and Sir
Hugh failed mserably being able to at all Duke
Of Kent ran 10 first place at good pao' and
won by a quarter length in l:l6, BedOun second
two lengths before GOdya third. Olivia fourth
Constantine fifth, Sir Hugh sixth, Wakefield
seventh, Amy eighth, Tonawanda ninth,
well for she was the start. Mutual pools 81 10
The winner was sold for $500 to Pierre Lorillard
DAN KS VICTORY OVER GLENMORE.
Second race-Handicap Sweepstakes, $50 eaoh with
$500 added, $500 to the second; mile heats. Eight
overwhelmingly horse Glenmorc, by Glen-Ath
faged lIs pounds ridden by McLaughllnl; Bells geld
ing Dan H. by Bonnie Scotand-Jennie June aged LOG
Donohue) someryilles FLY Sweet Home, by Knight OF
st. Patrick-Bittern a, 1O3, Holloway; Pierre
Lorilard's gelding Wyoming, By War Dancc-Opponent
g. 100 shauer) Bowies geding Nettle, by Dickens
Nettie g. S., j. DonohueJ; Rodegaps horse L.
sprague by Ploughman-LOst Hope %, 100, HuIberp
Dwyer Brothers gelding Benheiin, by Billet
King Faros dam %, 50, HiggsG and Wilkinson'
colt Baly, by Longielow-Grey Helen a, 100
Urau Pools-Gonmore $l75, Dan X $110
Sweet Home $50, Wyoming 25, Acld $35. Book
-GlenInore even Dan X. to ?, Wyoming to l. Swee
Home 10 to J. Neitle Nil IL to to L. L. !,
another struggling start sweet Home went off in front
Glenmore second, and Nettle next Wyoming led for
little way around the turn but then the lght-welghteC
Benheim dashed AHEAD and was first by three lengths
along the backstrech, with Glenmore second Ben
helm showed the way into the hOmesrech but the
others gained steadily on hun. Finally Dan n.
| with his old speed at the end, caught him
passed him and took the heat very easily by engh
nm the fast time La Benheim second six len gins be
fore sweet Home third, she two lengths before Nette
fourth, Wyoming fifth, Glenmore sixth, Baly seventh
| and L. b. Sprague last
| Dan X. now became the favorte. PoOs-Dan X. 500
GIenmore 500, te q $50. BOOks-Dan to s. Glen
1nnre To 3 wyoming u 10 l. Sweet Home 20 TO l. Net