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

$1,000 added $500 enc second 90 nominations; die
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NOR Evans; Dwyss Brothers Eranoesca BY Leam-
Inohd's Bo6ella By. Bonnie. scotsnd-Dora lls, Hol-
field $50. Books-Rca 10 TO ., Hiawasse TO 5, Amazon
10 TO /, Francesca and Bonea IL TO each Airazons
task was 20 set the pace for Hayssss and no iy
end OF the first ong and by four oagths at the end OF
tho quarter mile passing the grand stand the P time
Hiawasse together in the rear. RIGA was pulled back
though she tried hard 70 run up 90 hmszIn Eyans hsd
The result Of this plan that Amazon TOOK runaway
quarter and at tho end Of that she had got eigh
away from BOnelLa, who was second, length before
last by half length II began to look as II tEey woula
never get Zip to Amazon. She made her iead u0zen
Ieng'ns "'one '"o Hrt ne not more than
eight lengths onoa sill second. with Rica now third
the place she almost always has-ast OF all In the next
rOng iawase began running AZ II she meant II, but
secopd a length before Rica, she a length before
Hiawasse IRca gained on Bopea, aud in fIriong more
Bonela was five lengths behind Amazon and only
neck before Rica. Amazon became very tired IN the
to her. RIGA running with much labor and showing none
Of her great speed. Hawasse had the easiest OF VIC
winning in a cauter ia 2:23. Amazon second,
length back OF Hawassc and thus Pierre LOrlard got
even beat Boaelia and came in FOURTH three
lengths behind her Bonea being third, len9sh and
behind Rica. Mutual pools, $40 40.
Fourth racial ages, selling allowances. g mile, for
a purse OF $500 Seven starters-W. Walden's geldng
jim Farrell, BY HawathsQueen Of Scots g., 1o3 W.
Donohue Loriliard,s my Battledore, .by GIenlyon-
by Tom Bowiing-Petty "a, 80, II. Donohue); Pelham
Stables gelding Sir Hugh. by wayerly-Miie j. a. IL:
Abd-eI-K aGer"sunbeam a, 80. BrennsuJ and Kelsos
EchoIess g. SS, McKenneyl. Pool7-Jim Farrell Sio0,
BookaJim Farrell to Battledore to l, Traveller
TO l, Bouncer to l, Sir Hugh to l. Constantine to
/, and Regeneration 10 10 l. There was another
struggling start Jim Farrell having big advantage, Sir
Hugh second, BOuncerthrd traveller fOara Bateuore
Jim Farrell could not keep lead to the half
mite post Sir Hugh OurunninS him ana leading up 10
the last half furlong jim Farrell second up 10 the
homestretch, where Battedore took that position an
with the advantage in the weight passed SIR hugh IN
front Of the grand stand and won by OF
length In 1l9, Dir Hugh second, length before Con-
Stamina third, Jim Farrell fourth, Bouneer lftn Tray
eer sixth. Reverberation last from start to finish
Traveller sulked and showed vicious temper, Dolting
clear across the honestretch. Mutual pools @23 80
hurdles Four starteis"M j. Daiey's FLY Bernadine,
b. Bonnie STANDARDIZATION "a, 49, j. Mea1yl
Kockaway Stables geding Felix, BY LonSfellow-GIey
Helen %, 1885, Kenney), ana horse virgil Lear py King
asd ay Mrs ch@HCD by wandSrer
Mamie Mcdowell a. 40, Harrisl Pools-Bernadine
$75, hed 80 books-bernadi1e 70 ~ te zen ~ h
mile Bernadine, Felix and MIS- Clubbs ran very evenly
halfozen lengths before virgil Lear AFTER tntt ber-
nadine seemed in hunOritO run, and Tell back Wnle
Mrs CDuDbs and Felix we're contesing the lead FIRST
Mrs Cnubbs led by neck and then Felix, until hall
mile from end the difference in weight told on Mrs
CnuDbs and Felix took decided lead which ne kept to
theclose, winning easily by four lengths III 3O7, Mrs;
ChubDs second, dozen lengths before Bernadlne, virgil
Lear last Mutual pools, BIB 90:
The meeting will be continued tomorrow, wheh the
Monmouth Cup Will be run for .
match for 81, 900 side gentlemen riders, ds-
lance one mile, has been arranged for saturday Car
roll Livingston the bay horse Hospodar by Long
feowCaptola i've years DID, carry 10 pounds; the
shrewsbury stable names the bay geding Cdrsair by
Genelg-Crownlet years old, to carry loo pounds
Mr. Hunter will ride HospOdar and Mr. Holmes VIII
ride Corsair. This viii excite great interest," Mr.
Holmes ON Corsair with 147 pounds up, won the Weter
Cup three-quarters of mile, Tuesday, very maud
sonely in 1;I93i with Arsenic ridden by Mr.. Ward)
second, Traveller (Mr sharkey) third and Hospolar
carrying l45 pounds and ridden by Belmont Purdy
close fourth. With Mr.. Hunter to ride and with the
great advantage weight which lie Will have Hospodar
viii probably 6e the fayore, but good race may DO
expected. = -,
Pierre Lorlard will start Hawasse, the winner OF the
Monmouth Oaks in the Monmouth Cup race tomorrow
She is u splendid slayer and will make great run