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

been gone over however there change. The pace
Was too greS On rof b hDe Al the end OF the first
mile OF the long linGoo was SIN naf uoz9n ens I
behind Eoe with Parole twenty lengths back. 49, IN
line next quarter Eoles lead cut down. aud as hoy
passed tie stand the second time he was only I9 9
behind. tho quarter IIindoo got up to withn
two lengths, and TO close Observers II was car ' la
Eole was lahOring Along the backstretch Eoies la,
showed that he was getting the spur. lie had
fought sloutly and well, but Iindoo wac more han h;
IN atom EaDdly now Eolc's lead was lessening. ltaii
"A mile from the end Eole was only half length before
Hndoo. and in quarter OF furong more ninIoo niu
tors. OF the now really over E1e NAG
struggled calamity but was now In serious bride 70
Indoo bad 10 do was to Keep along al stcay stIup
the end without using his abundant rese egeS
OF speed. In the hOmestrctch Mclaughlin easee
him so much that Eoe, under the WHIP, drew UP, anu
hundreds OF guielcss country folk In the granu
stand who knew nothing OF racing aneled tnaT nno
mighty LindoO was beaten, and fell into tuuIt; Iiu
doc won under pull BY four Eoe NV my
wonderful. Hindoo. If pressed, however. could
have madc 1t certainly two seconds faster.
Tho time for the first quarter mile was 2s+ seconds
for the first half mile, "a seconds for the hreequar
tiers, l2O; the frat mile 1;45 2 IL miles 2ll 2
niles. 2:3S; Isl miles. 3:Oi4; two miles, 3'z9~l
"a miles, 3:5S Mutual pools 20 70.
AMAZON sTARTLEs THE EXPERTS.
Fourth race-FOr all ages, for OF $500, with
ecial weight cOnditiOns distance lis miles rive
starters-Withers's unnamed colt, by Stonehenge-
Julietta g years, 90 pounds, ridden by Brennan W.
walden's gelding Jim Farrell, by Hawatha-Qneen OF
Scots @, 90, UraD Preakness Stables colt Macbeth,
by Macaroon-Jersey Belle g. o. Riley L. Lorillards
FLY Amazon, by Acknowledgements g, 81,
Onley) and RaymOnds hlly Bu1om, by
Bonnie Scotland-Lndara %, 81, j. Donohue).
Pools-Julietta colt $3.50, Macbeth $780, Jim Farrell
Sl15, Amazon $iO BuXom $50 Macbeth led by the
stand by neck the Juetta colt second. neck before
Jim Farrell. Macheth's lead was only neck around
the and the quarerpost, the Juletta colt run
ming second up TO that point, where he suddenly fell
back, and in the never being near the
leaders afterward led up the homestretch,
hard pushed by Amazon The latter
ran right away from the rest in the last
furlong and by three lengths in l:574, Macbeth
second four lengths before Buxom third she SIX enghs
before the Juetta colt and Jim Farrell last II was
most astonishing upset for the Juetta colt Last year
lie ranked among the best OF the twOyearO1s ana TINS
year he was second for the Wlthers TO Forester
nRa %%d them Sr to be beaten in such time by
such lilly Amazon, by sucn faint hearted colt ay
Macbe Niand even by such weed az Buxoml IL was III
comprehensive. something must have been WRONG In
the department OF his interior. Outwardly he was all
right AS far could be seen. Mutual pools Ss4 20
DISTURBANCE IN BAD PLIGHT.
Fifth race-Handicsp steepeonase for purso OF $780,
the full course. Five staFters-Kecds horse Dis
turbance by Chillicothe- G. aged les pounds,
Meany); SATELLITES horse Day Star, by Star Davis
Squeezeem aged 1853. Fitzpatrick; Carleys geldlng
Frank Short by Glen Atho-Belle Brandon (aged, 1885,
Kinney; W. @. Daloys fly Kitty Clark, by Genelg-
Paris Belle a. $780, NOlan); and Rockaway Stables
geldng Felix, by Longellow-Grey Helen %, 100,
fIyhD. 9-AV' D@J '''H' "~""' Ai'N
Short $50 field 500 Observation-Disclosures TO 3, Day
Star to ), Frank Short to l. Kitty Clark to l. Felix
TO l. Disturbance led for few rods, and then Felix
took first place, with Disturbance second, Day Star
bird. Day Star ran well until he reached the water
jump, when no fell, but without hurting
himself or his rider Disturbance tired
ariy in the race, and all Neanys efforts
could not keep him near tho leaders Felix, Kitty
Clark and Frank Short made and exciting run
until three-uarerS OF mile from the close, when both
Felix aud Kitty Clark boiled from the Frank
Short had long lead Disturbance all Ne had
to do To jOg along home, winning by half a furOng
Disturbance second Felix and Kilty Clark finally
| got back Into the COURSE and came In hall a
| mile behind Disturbance, Kitty Clark being third
and Felix last Mutual pool tickets go IS. 10 has be
fore remarked that Disturbance Is the uncer
tain of animals winning wien least expected, and losing
when seeming OF success. the no J:32 q
The racing will be continued ON Tuesday.