New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-05

struggle for every stride to the last each rider using
every resource Of skill strength and dash. INC hoitie
was inspiring everyone. Impulse by impulse the two
splendid creatures shot along, every Muscle al IN
the last few Yards Runnynede proved to haye little
moro left In him than Forester had ana Nc MHn
WAS "G third twenty lengths behind Forester and the
Juiieta colt was beaten far on n0a%ay ;h Toreser
and the indges called up Mclaughlin, but after hearing
Rnnnymede alter such magnificent finish was nalled
with tLe hearuest enthusiasm Mutual pools ~ ~
GLFNMoRE AS OF OLD.
Fourth raee-shrewsbury Handicap, 500 each, half
forfeit but only $50 declared out by p. NJ on June
80. with $3.50 added, tho second to receive S-ooj
winner OF any handicap after publication OIL the
weights to carry pounds extra; % nominations
and five starters; distance 1ai miles. Ihe h'e
starters were jennings horse GenmOre, by Glen Athol-
Lolita (agcd, III, McLaughn) Corners mare Ghdena
by Bonnie scotland-Waltz Is, liz, Holloway
snedekcr's CIRCLE, by Leamington-hatan
Is. H. Donohue); and G. L. Lorillards
gelding Monitor by Gleneg-Mmx, 6, 1872 Cos tello
aud fy Aca, by Glenelg-La Henderson a. lVS ors
entries $55 Glidtia $40. Books-Gonmore 3 TO- Gl
rOfe to l. Monitor to !, Gldela D TO l. Aelh ~
Aela out the work, Glidelia running second, mVn
tor third Glenmore fourth and Giro1o last In tnat
order they for the first hafme ana IN tnaI 9Iei INA
passed the the first time Aella retained her eau
though hard pressed by Gdea, until they drew near
the concluding half mile Then Aella having n hgt
her task, which to make the running Tor te penen
of Monitor quickly back to last place; while Glen
more moved up 10 challenge Gdela. CIRCLE had been
now She also set sail Tor the leaders Gil
della led around the turn by thTee-qIlar'e RS
norselcssly cutting down her adyantase ana every
stride esscned the lead little Glenmore wac r h
in best style more. Gidea fought n9oy, ous
could not keep pace with him. and nc won Dy efre
Girofc she six lengths before Monitor Aela was 'S'
by twenty lengths Mutual pools I'll 10
sTRATHsPEY DEFEATS MARY ANDERSON.
Fifth race-selng, 1as miles, for purse OF 5000 Two
starters. Warfled being drawn. The two were wan
delps mare Mary Anderson, by Ventator-Queen 81
Scots o. 49, j. Donohue) and NJ ]. Daeys colt strath-
spcy, BY Glenelg-La Polka a, 100, Evans. POOLS
Mary Anderson 500, sIathspey 500 Books-Mary An ~,
dersOn to To- Strathspey even. Mary Anderson eu ny
two lengths Tor three-quarters OF mile and then
homestretch, and won by neck In 2:26l Mutual pools
so 30 lhe winner was bought III Tor $l4oo' haNins
been entered 10 be sold for 81 100
MR. HOLMES WINS THE WELLER CUP.
Sixth race-weter Cup, handicap sweepstakes for
gentlemen riders, S25 each, play or pay, with $500
added the second to receive $75; distance " me' elk
sarters-shre wsbury Stables gelding Corsar "a years.
l47 pounds ridden by Mr. Holiness EastOns MY MIS-
Chubbs "a, I46. ownerl; Pelham stables colt
Knighly King g, 132, Arthur Hunter; Maces gedlns
| Traveller "a, las. MT. sharkey); Lakelands gedlng
Arsenic a. 156, MI Ward ana C1rroli Lr'in Po
horse HospSdar o. d4S Belmont gI TuI Kns $50 he'd
$50. BOOks-COrsar even. Arsenic 10 = hnlghy hIhs
3 TO l. Traveller 10 l. Mrs. ChubDs to /, HOstouar
10 l. knighty KING ran away tW.co ioI non a
before Inc Al actual start COrEar was st on
knIgmtlN King second ana lOspoudI
ing ana bcns very slow TO get IN biVtiVh
led along the bacEstretch, by the hali-mhe post
and around turn. lie entered the hOlesueicn
in the lead but Traveller had been running Wen
nm and half WaV the head OF the hOncstrttch
aud tue furOng post passed LOrsair But IraNeh,r
was badly ridden and fell back, COrsar winning the race
by length il 1l9 Arsenic second, al lehE IN DedVe
Traveller, HOrpOtar close fourth, knighy hInH MIN
ana Mrs. CnuUVs ia-t Mutual pools, $40 10
FRANK SHORT FIRST IN THE sIEEPLECHAsE.
Seventh race-Iandieap seeplechase, fui COURSE Ior
a purse or $780, $3.50 to second. Three starters
shrew sbury Stables Bertha, by Glenelg-Stamps
(aged, 159 pounds, LiIte) Curley's geding Frank
short by Glen Athol-Belle Brandon agcd, l4O, Ken
new; and NJ. DALEY lilly Bernadinc, by Bonnie Sco-
land-TrlbulatiOu a., 1873, j. Meany), foOls-bcrlha
500 Bernadne go, frank short 80. BO0ss-Bcrtha
10 D. Iernalne to l. Frank short to :. FRANK snort
and Be- nadine started of easy pace, now one leau
inc ana then the other but Frank ShOr showing tue way
fOr most OF the journey. All the jumps were taken
safely. The three did not begin 10 run III earnest ulu
half had been gone over, when FRANK snort
took decided lead. Bertha was ridden hard III the el
fort to catch but In yain and the heavy Weigh 50
eXhaust Bernaune went by her III the last
half furong. Bernadne mad been running wei up 10
Frank short until nal half mile was reached, wbeh
spot where she urthest lOu lhe eye 0i INC
SO much ground did not aIlclWaIu get near
Frank Short. But she finished with WONDERFUL
freshness, easily beating Bertha. 40 hardened
sceptic who might suspect that " Nike" Daley anu MI
TOO gucless 10 arrange niue Jop IL
seemed pos iOe tha had been settled In advance that
both Frank Short snd Bernadine we're to beat bertha
they could but that Befnadinc was not 10 peat FRANK
short The general puDlic however, went away wen
pleased thnKins that they had seen an honesty run
race Perhaps they had. IL certain that Bertha
did her The time was $780, and mutual pools pau
Ihe racing viii be continued tomorrow.