New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
been much nearer woodnower at the end Mutual pools
~ 10 n,,,,rx AN UNWORTHY rAvoRiTE.

been much nearer Woodno"er AZ INC Gnu ""- -
DUPLEX AN UNWORTHY rAvoRlTE'
Fourth race-For three-year ODDS. handicap sweep
stakes $25 each with $500 snded; $500 10 the seeono
Distance lie miles. Five starters-fieakness e'"oeS
oo,t Macbeth. by Macaroon-Jersey Belle n15 pounds
ridden by Honoway) wthers's gelding Duplex, by King
Ernest or Macaroon-Echo 400. sparling>; Jenningss
ally Infanta by King Alfonso Queen Victoria AGO.
OHara); G. L. Lorinsrds hlv Bouncer by bennington
Elastic go oLeary); and c. II. Raynonds huy
Buxom BY Bonnie seotland-Lady Lindara (s7, j. Doho
hue, Pools-Duplex $40, Macbeth Sl40 lnfanIa $780,
Bouncer 500 Buxom $50. Books-Dupex even, Mac
beth to l. Infanta to l. Bouncer TO l, Buxom TO l.
To an even start Bounoer took the lead and passed
the stand frst with Buxom at her neck Duplex tnrd
length back OF Buxom aud head before Ma,oeln, M
fsnta last In the next quarter Bouncer got i4u %
away with the others in the same order. Before tno
halfmile reached The open space oenina l
was much reduced bur she ed ny 70 me una nSfhs
when nfanta passed her and won easily oy Two .d btore
IN the slow time Of POI, Duplex second ns nbod
Bvunoer, Macbeth poor fourth and BuxoIl iAr pen'
Mutual pools, S23 60.
HOW EotE CAPTURED THE CUP.
Fifth race-The Monmouth Cup, asweepstaRes OF you
esoh play pay, with ~, 900 added SSoo 10 ne sec
ond; distance pa miles; sixteen nominations anu
only three starters Pierre Lorilards Hlawasse oens
Withdrawn; total value. s., 500 The three were f.
Gebhard's bay colt Eolo, by Eolus-War Song a. u.s.
Isrbee); g. L. Lorard's chestnut gelding MONITOR oy
Gieneg-sinx 70, 100, Costeno); and snedekePs mare
GiroGe, by Leamin0toD-Ratan 10, III, W Donohuel
Pools-Eole 1925. Girote 1920, Monitor SOD BOOKS
Eoe to s. Girofe 20 s. Monitor 10 l. Monitor to9K
front of Eoes passing stand the first time Girone
being .hree lengths back Of Eole In tne next 9use
Ne .itor and Eoe very evenly. and half nlle from
&c START their heads on par CHROME oelng Tour
lengths In the rear Along the BACK stIetcn ,d o
At his shoulders CIRCLE still four lengths oenlbu, g
ter mile and Monitor had made ms ant bs
pace had very slow throughout IN tie mex, IA
ter the three moved little faster Passing tne siam l6
hax N "A
was len 9Th, EOle second three lengths before ui.o
Monitor kept Lis length ead or t h the
back stretch Eoles head was al monitors eh
, sna M were head and head VITA Giroe still tour
lengths back. EOr showed his superOii! ia Vhe "
SSiTode moved up t. Monitor it good race The
three entered the hOmestretch WIN no Gay leH
them but Eole was much the freshest and quickly
forced Monitor and Glrofe the whip 1t did no good
ana Eole won as he liked 10y half dozen lengths Olrone
second eight lengths before M0miOr AHe 'Aao was
slow-4:07% Mutual pools, IS III.
MARATHON a WINNER AT LAST.
Sixth race-Sellng allowances, one mile, Tor purse
of $500 Five starters-M j. Dalcys colt stIaihspey by
Glenelg-La Polka "a. lO7 Holloway; Harbecks geld
ing Marathon, by King Enest-Arica "a, l0i W. Don
ohnel W. walden's gelding Jim Farrell by Hawatha-
Oueen of Scots g. 90 UraD; Daviss fy Constantine by
Abd-elKader "A, Oh Brennan; and Duhys geidng
Krupp Gum, by Harry OFallon-Ihe Banshee
faged log Hawkins Pools--Jn Farrell $50.
6trathspey $50. Marathon $50, field SO BOOKS
MarQt l.Jlm
Constantine to l, Krupp Gun TO l. Ailer goOa
start strathspey led for urons and then COnstanina
shot 70 the and two lengths in the lead al t
auarer post strathspey second jim Farrell third ana
Marathon fourth In quarter ulIe more lneie HeIe
changes. Marathon leading slightly, ana Ne KEEP
his lead to the last winning easily by three engtns IL
1:45la Constantine &C uaiiy came I'D secobu u! d
II seemed that she second beyond SHADOW OF a
doubt the judges thought that jim farT Oeat neI
In by "A short head and decided. giving jim Farrell
second place and Constantine third Str3tnsp9y was
fourth Krupp Gun far IN the rear Mutu@i Pooi7'
MIR. HUNTER AVENGED on MR. HOLMES.
Seventh race-Cornthlan Stakes, handicap sweep
stakes, for gentlemen riders, $50 each, play OF
pay. with $500 added. S75 to the second, distance
one mile Three Enthusiastically gelding Arsenic,
by Glenelg-La Refine "a yeas 15s pounds, ridden
by Arthur Hunter; stanley WLhamss geding Bonnie
Oaks by Blnet-Experience Oaks g, l45, DevercuH
Holiness. aud Dufy's mare Baby by straohino-hchpuc
&C. lao. Nh. WARD. Pools-Arsenie Sl2O Bonnie OAKS
SGD Baby S45 Books-Arsenlc to 10. Bonnie OAKS
10 s. Baby stol The start was the worst Mr. sheridan
ever made Bonnie Oaks being four lengths IN
front and at speed. while Mr.. Hunter and
Mr.. Ward thinking 1t no start haq not Pu,
eToaps arose at so unfair sendoh But after all 1t
Appeared TO have effect on the result BOnple OaK-
both Arsenic and aO gained steadily, aud III the last
quarter Bonnie Oaks was exhausted and Arsenic won
without being pressed length and hall before Bon
ME Oaks Baby last. length back The time WAS l49's
FELIX FIRST IN THE sTEEPLECHAsE
Eighth raoe-Handicap steep.eenase, huI COURSE
Cor a nnrse II 500 $50 second. Eight starters
sbrewsbury Stables mare Bertha by Glenelg-Stamps
faged I51 LittleJ; Ackerman's horse ONO Boy. 10y
Uprrah-Charmer aged, l49. Kenney); W. C. Daiey's
anv KITTY Clark by Glenelg-Pars Belle "a. l4O, Fiz-
natr,chu: Rockaway Stables ge.dng Felix by Long
+enow-Gray Helen o. 1873, Wynn. and horse Joe Hunt
Nv Allie Hunl-dam Eye mare tageo 10. Fyhn)'
spellman's gsldng Victim, by Ncory-Lucy May TO-
Iaa,J A<any) Carson McBrde's geldiug CoiEage, by
Bullion-AiexaDdra a. 1873. Pearsonl and Mcinnerys
o.,diny Eetbnne by Ballankecl-Chauerbox "a. l2j
Rnrnsi Poo--Bertha sos. Ohio Boy so. Kitty Clark
ESQ 6eld go Books-Bertha s to 5, ONO Boy to l.
Kitty CLARK TO Felix l, Victim to l, ana 10 to
against each of the others Coinage went OH as IL lie
would acco,unish great things aud before long was
o1en lengths i'm advance But he bOlted at the hith
f,irop and in the race Bcllhi, ONO BOY
and Kltfy Clark then made play for the lead WnlcD
Bertha took took at the waierJunp WIN Ine otnes }st
named running close terms with her IN three Iul-
1ongs ONO Boy passed her Bertha and KITTY ClarR
cung well him and going over the wateF1nhp We
second time KITTY Clark took the advance position ony
no nj 10 the last furlOng Bertha ONO Boy ana htI
Clark changed tneir relative piaces re-
peairdly the three Deing wen matched al me weghis
and lifting hard. \ new rival joined the battle ha
a mile from finish, Folk running up III tes"iuie
way These four ran close aud stirring race 10 the
end II was hard pounding all the way ara tne quts
Bov was slightly lead as the four rose to the as
hurdle IN the huinestrctch, Bertha second, felA
third Kitty Clark fourth, but ali so peai
together that there was not lShgth between ~
tage IN the weights told and Felix won by ehgt >
with Kitty Clark sec,ud o leHgth before ono soy
Bertha close fourth me otherS were many ""s'n'
behind Mutual pools, $40 80
Tbe racing will be continued on Wednesday,
pacing AT BRIGHTON BEACH