New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
Hsvwara, and George Kinney, by Bonnie Scotland
v.ss,.~- o1a = McT au~bI,n,: and p. Lerlsrd's I'm

Hsvwsrd, and George Kinney, by Bonnie scotiand-
Kathleen u1s. >. McLaushin); and p. Lcrflsrds inn
ported bay col, ,ssS 81 sansa
f faasrS 800 Brohsr sni,s:
:ssss and 10 .ssp:s e ssss' K"a:y
Pssrro ii Kinney was IN front At Ne start T, ma
i n,s sss0' back "p C Barses Kinney sent
out set the pace When making the ar' s rn enp
before Pzarro third under strong pull Passing me
grand stand Kinney was leading ey leng,n amn ha,
bead was s pulled sideways From this PSnt 70 ins
tnrcequarer post there was no shaaee N ns s tbrsr
quarter Kinney began TO lag and Barnes was sen. up
bis head encourage the suggard knney svwsr
had Barnes in readiness send forwar ike SHOT u
was seen thar Kinney could not WIN ,nere colt sew.
era singing blows tue horse could not , ON
tr,ed IN behind eo he na1 80 eaoaSnS Yc videHt
ly Pizarro's liking All Barnes had 70 40 inc
90 hand IN case o. e1 nes We'll In hand econ5
lengtns in Of Pizarro. Toe time was Z:S'2 n
ppGded money wts $1,000 Another handsome feal ner
for the well ornainented cap 0f BroOKyhS H'''i"
pair
A wAtK-ovER. A BAD START, AND SOME GOOD
JUMPING
Fourth Race The Shrewsbury Handicap. $50 eacn
with $3.50 added the second receive $3.50 out oil te
stakes; Ia miles Out of thirty-dye subscribers on"
two came to the post G.. L. Lorilari hal WMho'ei'
Monitor and vousa cantering over the course. wa"
generally regretted that so good STAKE uiu "V' "
out aeld
Fifth Race-Purse $500. selling allowances; one niue
Ten starters-HeGners gedlng Dan X. aged, los D.
McLaughhn); Robinson's lilly Clara b. g. 49, hysoP'
Crdge's geIding Colonel Watson a. 100, W. Donoanr!,;
E. Lori ard ny lneogstaSt @. 80 onsyi I:n ' col"
norse LoS 10: o. los, TsmpKinD; soUeT
y oo w siSps nP % paiys MY Little Kas
g. 81. Garrlson and efeyres horse sare asea; w.
l. slieJ Poois-Dan. X. So Clara b. $50 C9lonsI N"t
son $50, Stare Sl5, lnc0n 'tant So Held 20.
D,u. n even, CARA b 20 |. Colonel WairOh % 10 =,
Inconstaat q TO L. Heel and Zoe To !, TO 10 10
against any otder rhesart was very Dad lnconstan,
wnle Antrim and Dan n were lar oenlha anu , n
others struggling betwe,n. incoh5.ant CO., .r
b. in close attendance Antrim ana sweet Home Ia"
up IN third quarter and these NO. WIN lneonsta',
entered noniestrctca vita good iea Antrim S"'no
emily feeling sure of she race Incons'au navg FALLEN
back. But IN the last furoug both sweet Home ana
conld not get Antrim at mli speed agsio
aud Sweet Home won by o haif length Auflh so0o"u'
a shore head before itel-and-Io' LOhsihuuT .
poor fourth sartle nfth, COiJnei watson s1th Tue cs'
pulled up. rne fWOrte, Dan N was 5eVri ~ 'ne ico,
Ihc time was lI5. Mutual pools Sl29 % sweet honc
wasentered u Ue sold for $1,000 fnc Oddins GA ncl
up 10 SLAB al which sac was oough'l' " MI
Ea>ton, her Owucr. -co, a,on
SIKH Rsce-lIandlcap steeplechase purse sooV sioo
10 second; snort course -Four sta,iers-"' - DAy
geldiu- jim McGowan &C. 100, W. AcantG 4. DC -hs7
horse Pa-hd 3. 1875. SAM; Lovers colt Aureus w. To-
\. Scout, j. LoIiilards colt spstSenr w. - 80
Iaugaiu.) Poos-Ju0 Nc ,Owan 80. Pa,ha 80; hv.'
Sl5 BuOks-Jin McGOwdn TO =, PashA 10 /. Az
relas 10 l. sparlacus to l. The result was hIIiiy ~
conbt Al any ne Jim MctiowaD leading AL tne way ard
RAINING jumping with ease and 10 'ei t''t ."
oth-rs could mol approach Tie won o! tHo ZEN As ~
Gus far BACK. Mutual pools ~ 70. . ILL.,,
The next racing wal be- on Tuesday. when tue July
stakes twoyeag-o. a.. vita s. entries, ana tue NJ"
mouth OAKS, Tor tArec-y car0ld nilcs WIN ~ en"o7'
aud four other races Will be decided