New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23

Petit Due fourth, Wilma Ding NTH, lhconstaht
sixIh and Dis,lain last Bela's lead only q
neck at the half mile post. with Renegade second
hall length before WoOdtower she quarter
length ahead OF Wilma Ding Dlsdain htth' lie
The favorite did no better III the second quart
but Bella ran SO wen 3hai 'It
wa: xe aSe cost to bo TSt2p G for
at Bello's neck aud lie Petit Due was now wv
thru. The pace was too hos for Renegadt, aIu io
fell back. Bella entered the homestleich sun ~
ing OOdfower by neck aud running III lcS ,
lutte. admirable way. Most OF those VINO s'W W No
race thought that " OOdhJweT WOuid ou'lun iy, if
IN the last furlong, she has done beoio' uu' a
was not so 10 be. Bella was much Tue 1ooN. ait m
terday. aud won the race Oy lengh anu q n,'o' -
lI6l4 Noodnower second. three iehgihs pe. . r
Petit Due tnlr Renegade iour'n; Mo n'7', "Ixtb
mud lie Pen. Due. ID s,.an hit1 Wilma DIus s'1 w.
and lncOnsiant last. The wIetched ruluils -. 49,"
constant after the speed she had SHOWN III Pi;'oJ
races was severe dIsdppOl ntment 20 Mr. LuIlidlu
ana his friends. Bella seems greatly improves
1IlV and her victory very credltaDle' Dut
some of those behind ner have had too much lacing
They were stragghng badly ut the finish. Mu'u"
pools, T125 90
GIROFLE oUTRUN BY JACK OF HEARTS
Thud race-Harvest Handicap, ali ages, $50
each. half forfeit, but only $40 forfeit II declared
out by July II, with 800 adced; $500 to second !;
distance III miles. sixty nominations ana hve
starters. The starters Appieby ~ johnson
colt Jack of Hearts by Ill-Used-Nelie James "a
wears 100 pounds. Evans; SnedekeTs mare Olrone
by Leau.ington-Ratan 10. lIG, DonohueG Somer-
ville's illy Sweet Home by knight OF ST. Patrick
Bittern a. 1913. including over, Holloway u -.
LOr llaro's colt Volusla by RAT MaiIoyT' ilu"t'r
% 100 UIail, and 7. LOnllards gelQlhS ldSAdi pS
Saxon-lettv Washington 10. ST. OnlcyL ROOFS
Jack of Hearts 500. aska 900, Glroic p4o' heId
$40 Boaks-Jack OF Hears even, tasAa : TO A.
GiTode z 10 / Volnsia 10 to /, sweet Home 10 10 l.
he pace was fast from The inst, IaSAa undhinS Wv
running. Passing the stand at ihe c"se vi tle niS
onorter aska was quarter length be- oreN olusiaue
leadIng lack o Hearts by neck. sweet Home
fourth, ana GIrole st. ltaska and Jack Oh hearts
had II head and head then Tor hail nlle hrSl one
showing a few inches III front amt then the Q'ier'
In the Third quar-, OF the hnll mile Jach OF lcI's
got length away from ltasha, but now throne wa
coming up swiftly. Half a iurl0ng from lhe iuISI
line she was at Jack of Hearts neck, Dut the dlIeI
ence III weiphts lod heavily, aud though siic ran
good race and burned HE hghi-Wtlgiiled tHEVIllc'
She was beaten. As II was Impossible 10 Win '0ho-
hue eased the IN The last lew slrideS anu J'oh
OF Hearts won by length and hall IN INC Ias'
time OF 2:ll GnOte second three lengths before
Uaska Sweet Home fourth three lengths bacA oI
Itaska and Volusla last. Mutual pools. 81 20
MONITOR BEATEN By HEAD.
Fourth race-Free handicap sweepstakes T3o
each with $500 added $3.50 to second distance,
1s. miles Five starters-G. L. LOriilard's geldlng
Monitor by Glenelg-Minx u, 1876 Costello; Fet-
tengLps gelding Far Count, by Dudley-Adce g.
ia Feakes Lakelands colt BaDcock, by Buck
den-Ethel sprague g., 9o. Barrett; Me- ahon's
veldlng Baton Rouge. by Bonnie Scotiaud-Blohdln
tagged, 100, Barnes, ana lrVlns con MaIi,e, py
Waverly-Nelle Gray IA, IL, Holloway roofs
90 BocKsWS,onitor even Far Count 4 to l, BAD
cock 4 10 l. Baton Rouge TO l, Mall-e TO l.
Malise made the running and showed me way loI
more than a mile win MONITOR sccOLl anu az
Count last, while Baton Rouge occupied thlTd pace.
Manse length aud a quarter /" ADVANCE ol
Monitor rs they dashed by The stand after running
ihret-ou:rters OF a mile, Baton hOuso being about
the same distance behind Monitor, BabcocK fourth
and air Count iaSt In the second quarter
nj the nnal unle Monitor passed MalIse, anu Far
Count began 10 run Ia earnest FcaNes hahuled min
with patience discretion ana admirable judgment
L.. NIT reI
very last STRIDE, aud ne was hard at Work ON Far
Count all the way up the homestetCh lie was
forced 10 the whip Nncn hc was oPpOSl'c lHV
lower end of the grand stand and although Cos
tello was riding AoAltOr vigorously, IL seemed az
most impossible Tor air Count to beat nun. Inc
finish wa, about close IL cOulu DE ana not DC
dead heat Inc judges decided thdt Fdlf OOuhJ htu
won by a head. slonltor was second TOUR lehg rs
before MalIse. Baton Rouge a poor IOuIth ana BAD
cock last. BaDcOoks performance was miserable.
He was mucn Outciassed ana was III trouble an inc
last half mile. The zine was good 3:Ut9i Mutual
pools % 10
CoNsrANTINA GIVEN a PURSE WHICH SHE DID NOT
wiz.
Fifth race-seliing allowances; 81 mile. -Four
starters-Pe lham Stables gelllng sir Hugh by
Waycrly-lilllIc j. 4, years, ~ pounds LP"hsG
Gil Lonilarus FLY Melnento. by Nirsll-Unca
%, lO4 UraJ Davlss lilly Constantine, by ADd-el-
Kader-SuuDeam, Il, 81, Brennan; and Lovelfs
flly Godlva by SaXOn-Gyptus %, So, Oonleyl.
Poos-sr Hugh 500, Constantine 500, Ae-
mento S3j GodIva $40. Books-oT Hugh TO
Oh. CODs.autlna To against, McncntOt 10 l.
Godlva J. to l. Sir Hug quickly iOoA me lcdd,
with Constantine second. sir uushs Ieau was Il
hall Icing Ia, when hcy had run luIiong; IL was
q length ana quarter a. Tie hall nl'e post ana
three lengths al he lower ,urn. At the three
quarters post COnstantlua was Wlthm Two lchSlhs
0f him ana she steadily gained ia the houcstetch,
but ne won the race Oy It neck. 10 Inc ahd%eHlehV
ana indignation OF al VINO saw inc Al,SH' 'hc
Judges decided that Constantine had won
II such decision had been made On inc
Brighton Beach track would have
been called by everyone dishonest As II was at
Monmouth Park, OF course, IL was only a Diuhder.
But such Oluuuers nave been wonderfully frequent
Tor . r.ce-tracA vi hlgD class. AlemontO tnId,
sIx lengths behind Constantine, ana OOdlva lar
back. ine time was l:l6. Mutual pools, @IV 70
Cons .nuna WAS bought ~ Tor sou.
ANOTHER DECISION WHICH MADE TROUBLE.
Sixth race-BhlOw Stakes. handicap sweepstakes
for gentlemen riders, so each, play or pay, with
$500 added, SO to the second; g mile. -Four
starters-Carroll Livings,on's horse Hospodar by
Neutrality-suspicious. 70 years, 40 pounds, nddcn
by Nh Holmes, Pelham Stables geldIng Vampire,
by Moccasn-O oquete %. 40, Arthur huntcp /;
Aahony Brothers colt Late FOge, by Enquirer
lda Kinney 3, 1877, Mr. Ward); and Works horse
Victory, by Blllet-Lizzie We 70, 40, Mr.. Finter
pools-lIospodar $50. Vampire T3O, Lutte FOgle
R25 Victory 10. BoOko-IOsy odar even Vampire
to l. Lutc Fogle TO /, Victory u to /. Vampire
got the best OF Inc start WITH victory second Lutte
Ioge third and HOsDO1ar last, ali Iour badly strung
out. M Huuter sent \ am pre- along AT "a r.tInug
pace ami al The enc vi the T,t turiOng he WAS two
lengths before I-ulc IoSle lhliu ana HOS
podaT last. In the next quarter Victory reached
Vampire sadd with Lutte fOge and ,pOdare ,gut
}engtns behind them. 1t seemed then unlikely that
the fdvOTite would ever eaten vampire, out IN the
LAST quarter Mr.. Homes got such siurl-out OF
Hospodar that he dashed up on the extreme out
stde 10 NanDIres head. Vampire was Oh the inside
clos 10 the Judges. Ihe outside horse always gets
fLe race III doubtful finish, ana HOspOGaT was d.
cared The winner. ne majority Of the spec tdtOIs
thought that Vampire Won, aud there Wac mach
kissing, ana many cIIes oil " IIaud sWlndIc " and
Brighton Beach" were heard But IN fact The
dac,.,on no sueh piarlug reversal actual