New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13

FsI %ssS 10 s"is $50 po Gs.
Monitor 70 Jack Of Hearts TO l. the withers colt
70 GIroas to l. Ballast 7 to l. Mary Anderson i IL
led for nearly quarter mile, with Mary Anderson con
Monitor and Jack Of Heare close up. After rannngs
Pri.as " e Say
third Giroa fourth with Jack Of Hearts almost at Se
testing sas sad u the %e m sS con
second ,nS quarter s hs anal mill: When Monte sas
and the four almost evenly for few strides Then
tne group broke up and at the hamile post Monitor
length better on than the withers colt Going around
me Long turn in the next quarter Jack Of Hearts got
sretco and after sharp run won by quarter length
IN the fast time of 21O. Jack Of Hearts second Six
ter length behind Fair Count Girona XKl its.
Mary Anderson sixth, Keno seventh, and the wither
of fore-eg and viii never run again DonoHne had s 70
dismoant before reaching the hoestretcD, and the Any
was leu away. Mutual pools, $50.
Fifth race-sellDg allowances for a purse OF $500.
distance g miles, seven starters-Beps gelding Dan
bcou L6a sns ia aa Ss iS
Betty Washington @. 49, O1leyJ; Lskeland's COLI
Bssp Das1. s st'sa q IS
by oleneIg-La Polka a. lO2, Mckinney; LitiefeId;
ley's gelding Bonnie Castle, by Bonnie scoiisndety
Tosnat % ~ beTranl and Carroll Lylngstons horse
Dan X. $50, Itaska $50, field $40 Books-Dan K 8
~ D. Itaska To Bonnie Castle to l. Babcock Strath
spey ana Clarence 10 To eacn HOspodar ID 10 l. Bah
cock and Hospodar ran In front for half
mile. and then strathspey joined them. In
the last quarter Itaska and Dan X.
made their and left the behind but Iasba
was ured and swerved badly interfering with Dan X.
twice. Itaska first at the end by neck, and his
judges decided to set back Iaska TO last place. thus CIV
Ing the race 10 Dan K Strathspey came In next, two
lengths behind Dan K and two lengths before BaDcOck
Strathspey was given second pace and Bsbcock Dird
hackers OF Itaska anu among men VINO had casned
IJaska tickets because his number put up. But il
just. IL Dan X. had not been fouled he would
tainly have outrun taska The time was l574 Mutual
pools, So 05. There bid the winner.
sixth rsce-Aandicap hurdle race for purse Of $780,
800 to seconds la miles hurdles SIX start
ers-ShrewsDury olable's mare Bertha, by Genely-
stamps (aged, 138 Lte): Ackeman's geldng Ohio Boy,
" Kitty Clark BY Genelg-Psris Belle "a, LAP, Fzpat
ric) Cureys geldng Frank Short by Glen Atnol-Bele
Brandon (aged, l49, kenDey Stanley WIN imBs gedins
WoOdcock, by War Dance-Mlss Grey %. l42, including
a over. Mr. H0lmesG and sOmervile's hly MIRA
ChubDs, by Wan0erer-Nannie Mcdowell a, 1873, Ford)
Pools-Bertna, 800 ned $50. Books-Bertna to l.
Ohio Boy to Mrs ChubDs TO !, KITTY Clark 10 z,
Frank short to L, WoodcOck TO /. ONO Boy, Mrs.
Cnubbs and Kitty Clark from the Others 10 tue
first mile. The favorite Bertha seemed badly out OF
condition, and showed none OF her usual speed. she
the front The three first named made
lively race Of il, and when Mrs ChuDDs had become
bausted and retired ONO Boy aud Kitty
Clark very evenly mp TO the nnal
Jnis occasion ONO Boy match for her. She won
easily by four lengths Frank Short made dash IN the
last few rods tnal almost second place. Dat ONO
Boy kept IL by neck, Frank Short being third, Wood
COCK bad fourth, Bertha fifth and Mis- ChuDOs last
Mutual pools So To-
The racing VIII be continued on Saturday. Next week
there Will be day. but 1t has not yet been de-
clded which one II shall be.