New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-04

into second place and was q length before Vanguard. he
length before the Julieta colt AT the end OF the nrst
with Vanguard close third. In rushing by the clnD-
house Memcntos advantage was cut down to neck 10y
five furlongs Forester was front, and he remained
there TO the end. Memento and Vanguard were early
came Forester entered the home stretch with
u lead OF length. which he steadily improved T.,
i:lea The only one in tho race that made show OF
was not nearly match for the winner. Barbee whipped
nun all through the last quarter to keep Rica FROM beat
ing him Rca lay back until rhe last quarter and then
length Of the Jnliea colt tho latter being second four
engh behind F?reser IOrshre was fourth 6
sixth and Vanguard bad last. GA the whole the ont
ases s YEAR Gnas not o 6o s bSb Rca seemed out
Oh condition She will be to better advantage atcr
In Forester Mr.. ,Applcby has colt of remarkable
bone and muscle and hgh capacity for speed He won
the Wihers so easily that his future seems brisut'
SUCCESS OF TWO MORE FAvoRITEs.
Fourth Racc-Juvene Stakes for twOyear-olds. $50
EACH half forfeit with 5000 added 800 to the second;
distance half a mile. Eighteen starters-Reeds FLY
Henlopen by Aristidcs-Susan ridden by Brophy)j
g. L. Lorard's fy Swift, by Great Tom-Marposa
Costelo) and FLY Black Gal by Tom Ochltree-Black
Slave UraD; p Lorilards hlly Parthenia, by Alarm
Maiden l5hauer) and hy Di.dain, by Xu. Mo ec,
brettc by Alarm-Susan Bcane W. Donohue) and
colt Doubtful, by Reform Emily Fuller d. Wood Bel
ward. and fy Bella, by Ill Uused-Camilla brennan;
Kclly's lilly Ida X, by King AlfOnsO-Lerna 0Iughes)
Witherss colt Buck'tonc by COMMUNICATING Buckley
tom Bowie's lilly Dirth, by Lcgatee-Hilariy arneS
and flly Empress, by Narragansett- MauGna
nIoloway); j. Waden's colt Antrim, by
Notwithstanding Mac Fishcrl Kelsos nlly
Lyingston's colt Warning by AarmMundane (Bergan);
aud Appeby's hy Carnaton by lll-uscd Scarlet
DicIaughln). Bcttng-IIenlopen 3 TO G. l." Lori
lards entries coupled, to snedekers pair coupled,
to 7. LoriiaFd's pair to Witherss pair. to j.
Ida X. to Bow les pair 10 to Antrim 10 to l;
BelmOnt's pair, 20 to Warning, 20 to Carnaton,
20 to and IIcel-and-roc, 20 to l. 1t took
an hour after the horses went TO the post
TO get them started, and the spectators naturally pc
very impatient. Finally the flag fell 10 a fair
start. The favore Henlopen got off WELL being second
the scnd-oh Ida X. leading. HenlOpen quickly de-
prvcd ida X. OF the lead and after sharply contested
finish with Swift by neck in 30 seconds, swift
second three lengths before JacObus, lieeland-Ioe
soubrette eighth, the rest struggling III. III,
HcnOpcn is n hafslster of the famous ThOra, and III
her Charles Reed has another good one.
Fifth Race-Handcap steeplechase for purse OF
Bertha by Glene stamps % gears, 100 pounds
ridden by Little; Carley's geding Frank Short, by
Glen Athol-Belle Brandon %, l35, kcnney) Reeds
horse Turfnan by Northumberland o. li2 Meany);
a RedEye mare aged 135, Wynn and geldng Felix by
IOngielow-Grey Ellen q, 1870, Fitzpatrick; and Will
iamss gelding W0OdcOck. by War Dance-Mlss Gray
%. l43. IurleyD Betting-Bcrtha, 3 to =; Frank
short, D to =; Turnar TO /; Joe Hnnt' d 10 /;
Felix s to ; and WoOdcock 10 to l. Frank snort leu
for half the course, and then bocd Joe Hunt showed
the way time but Bertha got to the mont before
entering the track The finish excellent. Bertha,
1urfman and Felix cleared the last hurdle together
Bertha won By a quarterengh, with thurman second,
the same distance before Felix aud Joe Hdnt fourth
neck behind Felix
The racing will be continued on Tuesday.