New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-25
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
SURPRISES ON THE TURF
DAY or THE UNEXPECTED IN THE COMFY rsr 49,.
RACES-CARLEY Ii. AnAIGraA RrNn ALL

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attendance large, and the racing is never dun -
day many thousands OF people fed from the hot 80
ish and throbbing cities 10 the cool brcezes ,nd -,
lightful shade Ofthe sheepshead Bay raceconrse u .
seem incredible to anyone Who passed the afternoor
New-YOrk that at place perfect comfort cont,
be found easily but it Is the unadorned truth to -
that the air was as cool az could be desired At the t
and that the fresh breeze from the sea banisbed ~
thought OF the midsummer heat Of the c,,y "a
a brisk goodnatured crowd that was pre.e,'
Of excellent quality, eager for amusement and So
pleased. But the racing good enough to safv ~
most exacting In the first the finish was the 1ne, -
in the East this season. Carey b. the fayo,4te 80.
home first by the shortest OF necks perhaps only ia
while the space between Greenland and Magic G ,bs
second and third, only head, and FeIIo~pla,, CO.
fourth, Maggie C'sshoulders This was really i
yigOrating To such finish that would r,u..
the dules and stir the most sluggish In the second
race Adelusa n newcomer from the Belmont .tsS'
found 20 be faster than the other twOy ods In.
started. This was unexpected. and mutual pools pai
$40 30 But this small surprise compared via
that in the next 10 OF heats OF "A me AMI
furlong each In II was the once great Geumore and
though the light OF other days 10 have aim
| yet his ruins thought good eaouR
to win this and something over GlenInore had A.
ways been remark BILE horse IN heats. 80 the money
heaped merriy upon him and the multitude waited
with placid confidence 70 him rOut his feeble adyer.
sares. GlenmOe won the first heat easily enough, and
then there very few WHO thought % tho
least doubt aoout nc race OF course Gienmore could
not now by any cnancc lose II. Bat la, and behold
mean, obscure anu despsed horse called Keno that
| had been last all the way IN the nrst
heat, right away from GenmOre in the second 10
tine utter bewdcrIHeut and CONSERVATION " the u
the turf. Aud not only did Keno this IN the second
bat also IN the third neat, thus winning the
tuals PAID SlJ7 - iOr So THIS the amazing
game Of keno that had been played for q long time
In the tOurtn that for threeycdr dds the
pected happened again, lnfanta, known III ,takirg
the prize. singular incident OF this that the
rider Of Keno IN the heat race, n negro boy named
Barnes, rode lntanti Mr.. Jennings both Glen.
more and Infanta. 30 he put up to win for
The very by who had Just beaten his horse Glenmore.
OF course there was no reason Why be should uoG
Barnes rode well in both races. But the incident
showed The broad beHeYOlencc 81 MI Jennlnss's heart
the stceplechIse won by KITTY Clark She j.
tremely uncertain, but when KEEPS the track and
g'tS over the jumps Is apt 10 VIM Inc unfortunate ica
ture Of the day was t1e BAL starting Mr. Sheridan lad
an afternoon If Ill luck.
First race-One mile for al ages, special weights FOR
purse Of 5000 Eight starter--Burnham's geld.ng
Cariey b. BY VrylLadylile . years, 96 pounds, ono
pound oyerwi yh ridden b. Fisher; Norris Il Pattons
geldng Fell0wpay, by LOlgcIlow-Patna "A, rs, Dom
ohucj; Preakncss Stables colt Macbeth, by Macaroon
Jersey Belle IS IO2. including pounds over Holloway
o. l.. LOrllard'4 colt Greenland, by Glcngarry-Neyala
a, II3, Costello; Clhilps mare Maggie C., by
King Enest-Arnica 8. 1l2, Mckee; wnknsons
colt Badly, by Longfellow-Gray Helen a, lOl,
UraD; Pelham Stables colt kuightly King,
by King Altouso-Bonnet 3d. 81 one pound over, Bren-
nam; and Boye's Gly BuxOn, ny Bonnie Scotland
Lady LDdOra l3, 80. Leary). P0ols-Clrey l.. II %,
Feowplay $780, Macbeth $50, Gre inland So field IS.
Books-Clrey b. To /, Telowpay / TO !, Greeulint4
/,
Buxom 20 to l. Knighty King 30 TO l. IL was ouly
after many breakagays and many signs OF mpalencoon
the part OF tine spectators that start secured and
Jhcn it struggling one, Greenland and Maggie c.
being first away, and Caricy b. and Felowphy
last Macbeth made dash for the ead.bu Fisher forced
Carlcy 3. along 10 such pace that hc was in front
when the turn wa. reached. lie remained there until
the middle OF The third quarter Macbeth close
aud handsome second up the haIf-ine post when lie
fcH back and was no more in race. In the second
quarter along the backstrstch Greenland Maggie C.
FeoWplay and Macbeth were pushing Carey b. 20 hard
aud were nearly on even terms that the struggle
was splendid to see. Rounding
the turn and approaching the last quarter, Green
land, Fcuowpay and Maggie e. we're all ahead Of Car
ley g., bat the fayorte running ia s0iue way
as to promise change. Greenland got slight lead
by COste0's fine riding, and up to the last half fur
LONG seemed likely win, though Maggie O. and Eel
lOwplly sticking 70 him like eeches, AMI Cariey
Il. under whip and spur coming up on the outside
in determined way that meant mischief Charley B.
ran so well under the pressure that he was
able to outfoot Greenland in the last few strides,
and Il a most desperate and stubborn finish by
scant neck Greenland seconionly head before Magic
ba k " Maggie g., Macbeth q poor tft1, knsltiy King
sixth. Baly seventh, and BuNom Last The TINE was
1889 Carey B. Is not the fastest OF horses,
Luu1h be shows speed bat for pluck and persistence
lac has few superiors. Mutual pools, SlJ %.
Second race-F0r twOyear-olds selling allowances,
y mile, for purse Of 500 Seven start rs-Thompsnns
colt H. Murray, By A.arm-Emma llO5 pounds, ridden
by Holloway C. l.. LorIllrd lilly Gift, by CT enlyOn-
lnIa 90, Urab; suedeker's colt Doubtful, by Reform
Emily Fuller QOj, W DonohuaI Morris & Pattons colt
Exeter by Leycr-iIyti 80, IIlggs Kelly'- colt Mark
Antony. Ivy ul-Used-Cleopatra 60 J. DJnohuel Bel
mont'5 lilly Adagisa, by Count Dorsay- al
r. Hyslop; anI Grahaul's Gy Bar0ne.a, by Matador-
Baroness a. Learyl. Po)s. Murray 500, GIFT $50,
Doubt nj T.I5 Exeter SO, field $50 BooSs-H Murray
3to . Gift 20 l. Exeter 10 l, Doubtful 10 l, Ai1-
gisa Gto |. Mark Antony aud Baronell 10 70 l EACH
The start was a very bad one, Exeter and H. Murray
having the worst Of it. Bar0neIa jumped on with G
bi. lead, Gift seconi, Doubtful third Adalgsa fourth
Bar0ncua went Tying down the blckstretch and at tho
half-nile post was first by three lengths Gift sec
ond. with Douottul at her neck, Adagisa
fourth. aud the others ont of H. Barouela
was first by two lengths after running quarter mile
further but was plainly urng. Gl gave uplh tho
bonestretch Baruuella fe bock amt tie was LEFT
To Doubtful and Ada-i-a the Latter having run up Wy
fa,f III entering she hoinearech Aicr n2rp Slff -Ie
Nda. Won bY la'i-th IN l:lI, DOuniu second,
Imtony ffth. Exeter sixth ana II. Murray last
The value of mutual pool ucActs was Hl7J PuI up
CHANGED 10 SO 30 some people who had Ada.s'a
tic1cl. hld already sod them, and the Pablo lad god
The running of H. Murray, the myose, was sroteslie.
" poor 1t Is t,ue tnas ne goa 50 unfair start mat 40
OF az the end a. At tae oc-inulns 90 ..., ,v,,,
fhird race Handicap sweepstakes so e9cn, WIN
81 900 added 5000 the second heats ~ - mi's
Eve s:ar,cr.-JcnuinSs's horse Glcumoro, 10y GIel
AtIol-Iotta aged, 10 pounds O'Iarali Burnhams
coli Cap.as. b. JOun MOTganMadolri %. -, flsheli
q. L. L0r lard's colt NOIsl, by Par MtllO. NandAn
g. -. LearyJ; sOmervlue.s lilly sweet Home N
knight OF Patrick-BltJcrn q, 81. HielE
aud Mircheirs horse Keno, by Chilleos.a4SSo
Chance (agcd, 90 Baruc,l. PO ls-GlenOlOre e1O"
C.pias 800 Nolusia $40 field -. BooAs
Gcnmore . to >. Capias TO >, Nousla 10 l. s~,s.
Home 10 /, Keno Is TO /. Sweet Home ana taPss
raced at each other for nalf mile, with NO!lsia uhe
Then Capias took the lead and Glenm0rc moved up AZ
proaclng the threcquarers post he oyertooi Capas
TAI. old sweeping style and won the heat easily by
length In 30 CapiIs second. hall length before smeos
Home, NOlusia ten lengths back and Keno last Au.
this heat GlenmOre hccame cObnsn"ius
fayore ut $40 $50 for the field Ia the DoDAs s
only 10 was bet against Gienm0re; Capiayp "aS
al TO l. Sweet Home 10 /. NOhlsla l. 10 Sua hSsI
so 70 l. This heat was startling surprise menu HSS
been saved In the drst heat and ha1 tlh"hsni az ~
-. - ln ,rL.r ~ ~, tnr Lhls lie pronplH tooA