New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-30

start was slow and bad, Memento getting away
two lengths in front, Hilarity second Yorkshire
third Corsair fourth. and Lutte Fogle last. Memento
lost no time but hurried around the turn with a
good lead At the end of the first quarter mile she
was length and half before Hilartv, Yorkshire
third a head behind Harity, CorSair fourth, ana
Lutte Fogle last. Before the half mile was
finished Hlarity suddenly fell far back. ho
seemed to have trodden on stone or stepped i'll
hole for he could not run afterward. ana cailo III
lame in the nigh foreleg. Memento could no. heop
the pace long and IN the third quarter iorhS.N0
took the Lead. with Lutte Fogle second. Yorkshire
and Lutte Fogie remained on almost even Vei.ns
ND 10 the last furlong, when iorKsh'le
came away and won by length and han
Corsa,r took second place by quarter length, Lutte
Focle third. ten lengths before Memento, whiie
Uilarty cantered in Lutte FOge was ridden as IL
his Jockey had been ordered to try to win II hork-
shire could not but if Yorkshire cOuld to make no
effort He easily stuck TO Yorkshire until the latter
certainly had the race at his mercy, althongh
Mckee did not urge him at all in the last furlong'
Time. l:44. Mutual pools, 81 50. Yorkshire was
very lame IN the of forelec after the race
SUCCESS OF AN IMPORTED FILLY
Second rac.-For two-year-olds for purse OF
$500; selling allowances; distance a lnhe. DIN
Observation-Disclosures flly Adalgsa. by Count u Orsay
--Adosinda $50, Hysopl q. l.. Lor'iiarus my
Gift bv Glenlyon-Rida $50, OLeary; T. LorH-
Iards imported fiIly Queen, by scottish Chief
Gertrude (9Z. Oniey; Keliy's colt Marc A Ko
Iy IIl-Uscd-Clecpatra go, punnli AeI IsS
a rIyb rGASS and IPryors unnamed fly, -
NV VIrnl-Friday ts6, Barrett Pools .,o
Queen $50 AdaigiSa $50 Gift $40 t0Xgi9Ve @~3
field $50 Eooks-Queen 10 ], Glt u 10 :,
Adalgisa TO p Mare Antony 10 l. Tue IIy yl
1iliy and Foxglove TO each After o iong ue,aS
very good START was obtained QuVen ,.Ht
4 4, M. taTf IL II
inn.fh advantage. Adagisa running second and
Gilt third AT the hali-mlle post Adale,Sad h aif
gained OH Queen, and was at ner hecA' anu nan an
way around the lower turn her head ap-
peared in front. But she failed badly
In the homestretch though she and Queen
and FoxgIoye entered the hnal quarter on nearly
even t,rns Mare Antony made "a good run IN
the last furlong, but Queen won easily ny q nan
length IN the slow time of LISA, Marc Autohy
SECOND three lengths before FOXgIove third, Adal-
cisa fourth a neck behind FOXgiOVe, ont MIN, ana
The Pryor lilly last. Mutual pools, $lo Inc winner
was entered to be sold for $1,000 and was bought
In for 81, l25.
WYOMING's BEST RACE THIS YEAR.
Third race-Newark Stakes. for three-year-olds,
$50 each for starters, with $1,000 added, 5000 TO
the second 4: special weight conditions; forty-two
nominations and five starters; value to winner
81 $50 The starters were PreakneSs Stables colt
Macbeth. by Macaroon-Jersev Belle t1l3 pounds,
uolIowaye Pierre LoIIllard's gelding Wyoming, by
War Dance-Opponent 1l5, Feakes); Pelham
Stables gelding Vampire, by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uOs. Barbeel; Littlefcids colt Free Cola by
Builion-Kltty Free llOG. Eyans aud Snedekers
lilly Miss Luml'y y; by L9annS'Vh Or onjsoWy-
omIng 500. Macbeth 500, the others @iO
each Is Oks-Wy ommg 70 ., Macbeth TO D,
the others ) TO l eacn. After an even start
Vampire and Miss Lumley raced together III 1Iont
for more than haf mlc, now one Icduhe ny
neck, and now the other. MacDeth VIZ lunu I
two lengths behind them and wyoming ahd rec
Gold were at hIs tail Ia the second nal Oh inc
third quarter Macbeth ran up Oh the odtsIue 10
third place with WyOuins at ms heels. acDeth
entered the hOmesretch in the lead oui Win Nyo-
ming IN close attendance. Up 10 Inc luIlOhg posi-
Macbeth seemed likely 10 win, but there ne grew
uneasy and in ills NOW ha0ituai cOhalGlJ Way TIC
swerved all over the track, allowing wyoming 10
VIII 10y two lengths under IA pun III me SLOW tiS Vi
1:45i2. Macbeth second two lengths before riec
Gold third, Vampire fourth ten leng.h PACK OF
Free Gold aud half a length before Miss L'uhie5'
Mutual pools, $40 to.
sNIDEKER All THE FRONT AGAIN.
Fourth race-Free handicap sweepstakes, 500
each. with 500 added. 500 to second. -Four
starters-Snedeker's hily GirO1a. by bennington
Rattan IT, 100, Donohue; G. l.. Lorlllards illy
Aclla. by Glenelg-La Henderson a. l07, UralG
Vi,b,rs's redsng Duplex, 10y King Ernest or Maca-
,oon-Echo g. 81, Bleunau and Nllninson's COLI
Bally. by Long ellow-CTey Helen a, So OLoary).
Pool,-GiroAa SEQ, Aella $50, field So Books
Giraha to 9 on. Aea . t. against,
DUPLEX 5 10 l. Baliy 10 to ]. duplex delayed
the start 10y his bad temper, but when the flag tell
he insisted Oh showing the way, though his WE nt.e
Jockey brennan, kept hard pail IN AIM WIN
Baity running second ana GlrOa and Aeiia waiting
behind Duplex led for the first bail mile. IN the
next quarter Baiy dropped Out OF the cOnte ana
Aelia and GirOHa nearly overlook DupieN. but lhe
MIfhrTs gCldHg retained sl1ght advantage up 10
the uTlOng post, where GnOila passed hlni anu sic
won one of the easiest races Ot hel ne III I'V3'4'
Duplex second TWO lengths behind Girohd, Aella
third two lengths back OF Duplex, and BABY
q bad last. 1hia was a very pcor handlcap after
a. NnHH
SS so.
PlnAM BITTER THAN FAIR COUNT.
Fifth race-i'ree handicap sweepstakes, $50 each
with 5000 died. $50 10 second; Us mics -Four
starters-PetungiiTs gelding Fair Count, by bud
ley-Alele lG years. III pounds ridden By Feahes;
Morriss colt Pram. by Prophet-ResaidIess a.
1o3. Evaus; Wandelps mare Mary Anderson, by
VentilatOr-Queen of Scots 70, 80, bIennanE ana
Cross's horse Governor Hampton, by Pianet-McIry
Wave LACED 100, Farley. Poos-EalI Count 200,
Priam $50 field $l5-Books-Fair Count to on,
Pr IAN g 10 5 against. Mary Anderson . to !, Gov
ernor HAMPTON II TO l. Governor Hampton was
first at the start PTiam second, Falr CONN., thIu.
All were under pull, ana alter running quarter
mile at "A very SOW pace Far Count appedTeu III
the van and cut out the work at moderate speed,
until lac was nearing the Judges stand the hTst tlme;
whenMary AnqerSonpreyionsiyh cli I'D IushIu
The stand. Governor Hampton now second, quarter
length before Fair Count. Priam last he four ran
In close order up TO the homes reich 10 That point
Mary Anderson kept narrow lead, but when the
hard work of the last fuIlOng was gong on III ear
nest none OF the others could we with Pram and he
won by a length and baf,wIth Far Count second.
"a neck before Mary Anderson, Governor Hampton
last by half "a dozen lengths. The time was 25S.
PrIam was not touched by whip or spur aud seems
10 be steadily improving colt. Jack of Hear and
lhe would make good race. MUTUAL poolS' Plo oV'
AKruuR HUNTERS CHANGE Oh FORTUNE.
Sixth race-Beacon stakes. handicap sweepstakes
for gentlemen riders. $50 each play or pay with
$500 added $75 TO second; 1-lG miles. -Four
starters-Nlahoney Brothers colt Lutte fogie, by
Enourcr-Ida Kinney (3, 1877. ridden by Mr..
IoiInes); Pelham Stables geldng SIR Hugh, by
Waverley-Mllie J. a, 49, Arthur Hunter;
10 10. 500 laud d