New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-01

.,.r,er. ON Friday evening. being withdrawn. The total
value Of che prize $3S75 There were Sane
The three starters were Dryer BROTHERS colt Barnes oy
piIetnAersys;dess ais P0unRRs Renegade. "I BY King
y Empress. BY Narragansett Ma Maui ena
116 w Donohue). POols-BaTnes r2OO, nelu 20 -
BOOfs-Barne TO- Renegade to L ra wa! 10 tho he
/ The only pected element IN tns r"eS "n,ade
gsy Ia o tha wav nv "a much as ne liked. coming
home pull, tue winner by Tour iens'np ~
Enpre second dozen lengths before hcuee"o
20 DOUBT ABOUT EoLE THIS TINE
Fifth Race-stirrup Cup handicap sweepstakes @oo
EACH 81 500 added, $500 second the third 10 save MS
stake; distance, 2ls miles Seven starters-ooD""i.
horse Eole by Eolus-wsr Song 10 years, 10 pounus,
ridden by w. DonohueJ; George L. Lorilarus pun u
sSns sss N TS:is By By Pst
Donohue) Bowies geding Compensatory 10y hoy
GeSera Monroe BY Tom Bowlmg-Minnie +. Morgan o.,
10. Fltzpatrfck; Burnham's c0t pooeaudy II y
Davs aIIv Fair BARBARIAN. by PatMalloy-vandaa g,
as, Neson). POOls-E0e $500, IT, H. LorlalI ali
$3.50. Compensation $3.50 General Monroo SpeU.aIon
70 l. General Monroe to No1sa 20 and Boccaccio
raced together until they ha passed the stamd
twice, Monitor running third with Eoe IN Close
auce. General Monroe not far away, WINE SonPon
sation waiting in the rear AT he beg nns o. .e D
mile Boccscco retired yousa kept clear lead OF onem
all up the hafmile post. Eoe LOOK seconu PIN on
the bakstretcn, forcing both Monitor and Genera M
roe TO admit mis- superiority after short struggle wv
he had only Vousa conquer, and Jnls was easy
for the big horse. VOusa still Kept up tne rnon -
fight until the aomesrec ion was reached put IL was %
less DOnohue had nothing TO do TINS time pu s ~; 10
The great horse saved MIN all trouble, anu el. n,i ~,
chance for plumbers. He swept the hOmeslTelch
the engine OF a lightning express, winning ne
ten lengths in $50, Volusia second, Length peluI1
Compensation tDIrd he three lengths Deiors u ,
Monroe fourth, Boccacci0 bad hItn, far bar '
SIXTH and Monitor last, pulled up Botn Mohi.ol n
General Monroe the poorest races tney nave lu
this year. EOle apparently coud have beaten heln wiz.
ten pounds on his back 1t was remarkapie per,
forIance for the track and the Weights French pooS
S11 3d.
THE DAILY PAIR FIRsT AND SECOND.
Sixth Race-rhe Brooklyn steeplechase, hanoicap
sweepstakes of $2b each, $40 forfeit $3.50 added fu
course Eight sariers-w. Days pair the gelding Jim
MCGOWAN Is, I65 W. Meany), and the FLY Belle OF the
North a. l6O Ford Jeer Wadens horse ColebrooK o.
$780, p. Meanyl Harris geldng Captain York %, l32.
LyncbG Holiness geding spider (aged l4O. maikcrl )
r. Dufy's gelding Tonawanda "a, l33, Caahanl; long
cakes horse Strychnne g. $50, Raney) and Brad
eys geldng Greenway Jagged, 127, Green) POOLS -
Days entries $780, ColebrOok $50, Captain YORK go,
field $40. Books-COlebr0ok 10 D, jim McG0wan . 70
l. Captain York to Belle OF the North TO l. Spuer
3 to l. 10 70 II 10 against any other IOnawsnua 3
rider dropped of puDctually. Greenway wouiu no.
umpano antics HIS rider again ana again oroun
him up TO a leap have him firmly decline 10 rise
caused much laughter Spider fell wnen ne had niue
too far back to have any chance OF winning COeorooh
ran and Jumped we'll up 10 the final hair mile, wien me
was overcome by terrible attack Oh tie Slows beue
of the North, Jim McGowan and Captain YORK madc az
length jim MctiOwan second, half lengtn before Cap
tam York Coebr0Ok was fourth far back ana oy GU
nine a hundred yards ia the rear. The DAILY par are
steepechases or uncommon merit frehch poois @i- ~