New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20

mautns Is to l. After long delay anu tenn
breakaways in which Bella s stsSt with Bella lit
lie IN 'front.' Adamantus SeCohuii To- 9th
tbrd Breeze fourth and Heel-anu- ~ orarter
hdamantus passed Bella and was hrst ,or wa" erco
~ III w o. second for most of that dls ah'e'
hnt Rrcezc outran her before the haii-nuo, VIZ
passed and showed the way down lhe NV ns
tJamantus second Bella third. Carnall0h M"'
s.1;tp and her prospects did not look bright.
She made a brisk dash in the homeS're'oIl, D'' 80
Breeze though CARVING Is p"HnC CS,nncIed TO use
whip and spur. In the FINAL burst tue % tbis
weights told. and Carnation won iaSl raw ~,
track i'm 1:163 Breeze was second, turev-luI"i, &
~ n length behind CarnatlOn, DlSdaln third wv
lengths back of Breeze, AdamantuS lHurtn' = ~
b fifth GauO sixth. Fairwater seventh n,S, nls
Toe eighth and Bella, last pulled up Mutu"I Io ~
SIG 80. Carnations only appearance d. where
was IN the juvenile Stakes at Jerome ;uN' W."
she did not do we'll But she is trained Id 'nT nS her
stable with that fine tilly Maid OF Alhoi' """ ~
trials tested by those Of the Maid, showed 50 w.
merit that she was made great favorlte anu , to
owners won heavily on her. 1t Is nor or IT, r., n
private trials are borne ont so completely ~ "'
actual race.
now MONITOR LEFT CHECKMATE AND GLhNNV"H
BEHIND.
Fifth race-Free handicap sweepstakes all ages
$50 each, with 81 900 added, $3.50 to second ia
miles Four starters-G. l.. Lorllards celding
Monitor. by Genelg-Minx (6 years lis pounds Cos
tello,: J. T. Williams's gelding Checkmatc, by
Glen Athol-Fun Cry aged lis, Feakesl Jen-
hinges horse GlenmOre. by Glen Athol-Lotta lageC
lis CARROLL and Morris's colt lrlam, ny fruphet
RegaTdess a. s Evans; t sS Pra% $$5
Books-Checkmate to 5, GlcnmoTe to D. MTri.
tor to l, Pram TO l. Monitor to9k 'i Dd led by
place in few strides after the flag tel anu Ecu I
IRON two TO four lengths throughout the hiSt iIr'
Pram running second and Glenm9re ana NC t,ro
mate side by side two lengths beh'nu MN III frondS
old horses did not gain Monitor rs their iehun
exDccted when the mile had been run, nor 'iu thcy
do any better at the most critical part o, to cot
70 Monitors neck opposite the pool STANDS.
Genmore and Checkmate were al no p,i ;,uo
abe to get within two lengths OF Mou h h chest
and Monitor made a good hnlsh Dul me pig Ii+
nut geldng was in his best iori ana the lIilJ WV
could not quite reach his head. Monitor Won pi d
half length III the excellent tlIne Oh "'V' = ;Lt
second fonr lengths before GlcnmoP, ne eenV
Iengtbs heller oil than Checkmate. Mutual pools,
$27 20.
NOT SUCH "sURE THING FOR VIOLA
Sixth racc-Selling allowances one mile, Tor
purse OF $500. six starters-Harhecks ge'olng
Marathon BY King Emest-Amica Il years
los pounds ridden by w. Donohue Carroll
Jjvpr,ton's horse Hosrodar, by Longfellow-
Capitola IS. 100, Ural; Davis's FLY Constantine
a 81 Brennan: Z. Lorill1rds imported MY
Queen. by Scottish Chl"t-''cTtrude = o'' IN.
Hyslop Rockaway stables g on bon3 n.y.
NauNhall-llea herbel ,3geq; 70 Ecox ". ,,r
huel land McMahon's hlly Viola. bV N0l'lSennL00
Laura 4. 50; CALDWELL; Poo,s-H5S6Ta'fF 'd "a
Queen $50 HoSpodar $50. Viola, 80, hciu 1ov:
BookS-Viola 6 TO >. Hospodar ) to l. Marathon I
:" :, oneen 4 10 ! Constantina Is to l, Rochester
10 10 l. The start bad. Queen getting
the best of 1t aud Rochester the worst WIN
The faVorite, NIO.a. next TO last. Noii
moved ND to second place ueio Inc
first ouarteI-nile finished. and thch queen
Constan ina and NiOia well together loi quar-
ter On the lower turn 1oSpodr g0i III lIoh' anu
came M the homestretch with 50 much vleor ~ 20
promise great things. But Marathon ch4lIcnged
him. DOnohuc having timed MS eI"rt VIA ~, IL" i''o
skill and n" won bt length IN LIZA H"NPou"
second four lengths before Queen, Cons antln2
fourth Viola ff n. and Rochester last Mutual
nools %Dl 70 Somebody had planned to WIN "a oig
snm ON Viola. She has been running AZ b1ghtoh
Beach al summer without one success. IL cefid amy
seps probable hat some OF fcT running was HOi non
est Ohrrwls, how could those III the secret ever nave
ycntucd 10 back her heavily that some ol the
bookmakers refused 10 take any more money on
her? I'M tho plot an utter iaiIuIc. She uIu
not have speed enough.
IKE BoNnAM WINS THE sTEEPLECHAsE.
Seventh race-HandIcap stecplcchase iull course,
for purse of $780, 5 30 to second. -Four starters
-McNlaho's gedng Ike Bonham, by Bonnie Scot
laud-Viola aged, 100 pounds. Nolan; Rocka"ay
Stables PAIR the geldins Felix by L"ngleAo"-
Cry Helen. o. l47, Wynn. and the horse Joe
HINT Dy Allie Hunt. dam IA Red Eve mare tdS'u'
100 Harris; and Brady's gedng Guy, by Narra-
pansstt-th ignon @ged, 145, McOoWanl, fO0s-
lie Rouham S75, Felix $40, Guy 80, joe Hunt
$40 Books-5 to 3 on Ike BOnham, to against
Felix, to l against GUY, to l against
Joe Hunt. Ike BonhHm lea from
the first jump to the last ana
well tlroug loat and was good second al the way.
Felix tlred sadly, and came III last, twenty lengths
behind Joe Hunt lie beng eight lengi ms OacA Vi
GUY Mutual POOLS, ~ %. 81,
the only turf contests near New-Nork until the
Coney Island Jockey Cluos September nee'ing ne
gins at SheepShcad Bay on Saturday, september -
But the sport goes merrlly on al SaTdloSd'