New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-06
mos on,ered at S3OOOl. and she was bought III
sbat nrice. Mutual pools paid $26 10


coooca race-Trenton Stakes for three-year-olds,
sso oacb for starters. with $500 added, $500 to
second. selling allowances: III miles. Six starters
,-Spedeker,s celding Yorkshire by RefOrm-fork-
shire Lass ce5 pounds NJ. Donohue p. Lorillard's
coldinr Iaska, by Saxon-Betty Washington 90,
Onlevi; Cadwcrs gelding Barney LvO", by Barney
Williams-Maud Lyon (lO3 BarneS) littIeheld
Pelham Stables geldng Vampire, by Mocc9An-Cn-
uuetie l95, 0'Learyl; and Preak knees STABLES col,
Verzenav, by Nirgil-Bay Bush o. Kwnnaan,,
pools-Itaska S25, Barney LYON SIC, forkshTe
Sl4 field So. BOoks-laska to >, orkshre 70 =
Barney Lyon to l. Vampire to |, Free COO ana I
Verzenay 10 to each Barney Lyon made t tn1
running instead of leaving II 10 the Ghter-weghIeu
gednGs 1taska was second for Inc nrst .uii IND
and then gave way TO Vampire Pas1ng 'no as sf ba
n length in front with Vampire second haI
length before ltaSka Yorkshire fourl1 ~ Vhe He ~
9wo lengibs Vampire second and Itaska third.
Yorkshire soon after ran from fourth place 70
second and half fgrong beyond ff 9So ha.I
The favorite,, Itaska made MS Ye,ls b TTn
b the final quarter, hut t"rksnlre
was too fleet for HIM, and had the race at has
2:13l2 Itaska second, length before Nanplree
third, Barney LYON fourth. two lengths back OF
Vampire. Free Gold hfh and feIzehay laS@ Nu-
tual pools, $2O25
GLENMoRE NOT YET READY TO RETIRE
Third race-Free handicap sweepstakes all ages
$50 each with 5000 added $3.50 to second / 2
miles Four starfers-Norris's colt Priam, by
Prophet-Regardless a, 1Os. Evans; Jenningss
horse Glcnmore. by Glen Athol-Lotta (aged, 10
CARROLL: Wardelfs marc Mary Anderson, by Fentji
PreakneSs Stables colt Macbeth, by Macaroon-
Jersey Belle g. 95, Breonan. PoolsIPr,am 20
Glenmore $lS Mary Anderson Sdoi MaTr Ande
son 10 l. Macbeth - to J. Mary Anderson "a course
out out the work with her % a the
got four lengths in advance before she nnsheu inc
FIRST quarter, Macbeth TIL ming second Giehih0Te
third, and Priam last. In that order they went Dy
the stand the first time. Immediately atterwiTu
MARY Anderson was hurried up and increased her
advantage TO six lengths Then the Others began
to gain They reduced the gap slowly but steadlly
on the back stretch, Gicnmore taking second place.
Priam ran up and kept pace with Glenmorc around
the lower turn but could not MAINTAIN his speed III
the last quarter ana G GneR bgt in Tan
and the old horse won by half length III the COCA
time of 2:3s4. Mary Anderson second, ton lengths
before Priam, and Prlbm a5 much before hacooth,
who swerved badly i'll the homestretch and showed
little speed at any time THIS colt, at one time OF
much promise, has proved failure, Mutual pools
$40 90.
BARRETT BEATEN BY GIROFLR.
Fourth race-EatontOwn Stakes 500 each for
starters with 81 800 added $500 to second; special
weight conditions; distance mile; 43 nOmina
tions and 8 starters. The starters were +.
Lorillard's colt Barrett, by Bonnie Scotland-Sue
Warren Ais, Feakesl Snedeker's mare Girohe,
by Leamingon-Ratan %. 100 W. DonohueG ana
j. T. Williams's gelding Checknate, by Glen AthOl-
Full Cry aged II, Murphy. Poos-Barrett $40,
Girohe $40 Cheekmaie S65. Books-Barrett 10 to
z on, Glroie 2 TO ! against. Checkmate . to L.
Barrett full of tricks and deviltIv, whlTiing
around, jumI ing shying and trying 10 shake on his
rider. At length the flag fell when Checkmate was
length in front, CIRCLE second, length before
Barrett. Checkmate remained III front up to the
first turn. when Barrett with one of bis character
istc lightning rushes shot by the others and got
two lengths In front of Checkmate, GrOte beng
length behind the old gelding. At the end OF the
first quarter Barrett was four lengths IN advance
aatfll h4tfn ut
Groie Along the backstretch Barrett moved
even faster, and at the middle OF the second
quarter his advantage five length s. GirOHe
had passed Checkmate, and the pace seemed too
fast Tor tie old Kentucky horse Girohe gained be-
foie they reached the hal-nie, and al that point
Barrett was only four lengths away. Ia the next
quarter Gr0le reduced the open space foot by
foot until when the two dashed around the curve
into the homestretch Barrett was scant TWO lengths
in advance and already inclined to slac ken
epped the lead with each of her long
farloDg post Feakes forced to use his whip on
Barrett. Under this urging Barrett moved fast
her speed She had To do her best to beat him, but
she did beat dim by three-quarters OF a length in
the wonderfully fast time of l:41l2, the best on
record at this track, and taking weights into con
sderatiOn the best performance on record at the
distance i'll America except Ten BroecKs l:39Sl
against time. Checkmate's running was not equal
10 the expectations OF his friends. lie could nOt 20
fast enough III any part of the last half mile 10 get
near either Barrett or GrOte, and he came IN at the
end dozen lengths behind Barrett Mutual pools,
$l7 go
DoNOHUE's THIRD VICTORY IN ONE AFTERNOON.
Fifth race-Selling allowances, is miles, for a
purse of 1900. Three Starters-Ilarbeck's gelding
Marathon. by King ErneSt-Arnica u. 1O4 W. Don
ohue Speman's gelding Victim, by Nictory-Lady
May g. 112. Feakes; and Magenta Stables FLY
Flower Of Kildare by Buckden-Grace Darling a.
1O2 Fair. POOls-MarathOn $40, Victim SO
Flower of Kildare $25. Books-Marathon 2 10
on Victim to l against Flower of Kildare 3 to l.
l. no ia.Hn nntlN mi "a
others from start to finish. He was not
less then four lengths in the lead at
Flower of Kildare. Mutual pools. 81 Co.
IKE BONHAM FIRST IN THE sTEEPLCCHAsE,
Sixth race-Handicap steeplechase over the short
course for purse of $500, 500 to second Seven
starteTs-McMahon's geldng Ike Bonham by Bon
ME Scotland-Yiola tagged, 49, NolanG Magenta
Stables horse John T., by Keene Rich
j. Daley's flly Bernadine by Bon
ME Scotland - Tn6ulation a, 1870 FOrdG
Q55. Giyens; Keaney's geding, Frank short by
Glen Athol--Belie Brandon aged, 40, KenneY;
Cores gelding Edison, by King Allons92ILotJa 4.
Billet-Lizzie Vic Is, 1873 including pounds over,
j. Meany). Pools-1ke ljonham $50 Frank Short
go, BeInadine SO, Guy 80, field $lI, Books-
3 to l, Guy to l, John l. . TO Victory . to l.
Edison s to l. John T. and BeTn1c
of the journey with Ike BOnham IN close attend |
anoe. Frank Short bolted from the course before |
reaching the water jump aud could make up the
lost ground Victory came to grief after crossing |
the first jump beyond the water, and Guy soon af-
terward went OFT the course. Ike Bonham and
John /. made a close run TO the last hurdle and
then Bonham got home the more nImbiy, winning
the race by two lengths. John T. second, eight |
lengths before Bernadine Edison very bad fourth,
and Frank Short fifth, afurlOug back Of Edison.
Mutual pools, Sl3 10
The second summer meeting OF the Monmouth
Park Association will begin on Wednesday, August