New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
OUTDOOR SPOTS.
RACING AT CoSEY ISLAND.
CuANTIcIEEH, BREEZE, HARRIET FREE GOLD, DAN X.
AND BELLE or THE NORTH THE WINNERS.

c,rA,,TtcrFTE BREFZE HARRIET. FREE GOLD, Dan X.
AND BELLE or THE NORTH The WINNERS
Though the weather was unfavorabie the
attendance Al the sheepshcad Bay races yesterday was
large II must be bad day indeed that will prevent
considerable number from assembling 10 sec hne
racing anywhere near New-1ork thls year.
In no revious has the interest been 30 steadily
mointeined Except for unfair the sport en-
,ovabe Three fayorltes failed and three succeeded
chandelier lowest In the betting, won the hrst race
Pierre Iorllards fleet FLY Breeze does not belle her
name Handled with moderate judgment she will
carry OF many purses. She had behind her fine field
nj the end OF the second race The third race
supplled tho surprise Of the day. The winner Harriet
was 80 Tar the last IN the betting that French pool
tickets paid slO3 80 for g. although there were only
seven starters Ana yet Harriet won easily enough
She has not had this name long, having been known ~
Juliet I'D to within fortnight and this confused many
Tho changing OF the OF racchOrses ought TO De
kent within proper bounds A. 10 is done now IL often
results in misleading the public Ia this race the favo-
rite Caramel was almost left at the post.
In the fourth there exciting finish between
Free Gold and Irish King. most OF the spectators think
ing it dead The Judges however decided for the
fayOre Free Gold old Dan X ran away with the sell
ing race as did Belle the North with the seepechnsc
First Race-Purse $500, two-ycar-ods selling allow
ances d mile starters-Kelys unnamed FLY, by
King Alfonso-Lrrna 81, j. DOnohuel Lakeands
aUy Australna 10y Alarm-Australind 80, Willams);
r. W. Walden's colt Chnuticeer by Nator-Chckabiddy
go McManus and Prospect Stables FLY Boulotte by,
King Frnest-Pouch (97, Dumb Poos-Australna
500 Lorna My $40, field so. Books-Austrana7 10
3 Ierna ally 10 g. Chandelier TO j. BouOte 10 to l.
Austr alma hrst away, Lerna my second ana these
two did the racing 10 the hn turong linen Chantl'
cleer dashed by both aud won Dy Length IN 1913 lra
1ly second, ak lengths Deiof' Aurt1 s bouoIe
| far back. Mutual pools S3l 30 No pa Tor winner a
com plant foul against Chandelier was made by j.
Donohue but it was not sustained.
| second Race-An ages. handicap sweepstakes. $50
EACH 5000 added SiOo 70 sec"nh ig ll,es ITeive
man; Burch's gelding Colonel spTagge 90: 100
patrickj McCieands mare Faunitza %. 107. j. Nc.
Brennsnj; McFadgens gelding Hostage "A, 95. Grmesl
woodford's geding Barnum q, so, Campli Jeter wal
6oTse Aifambra =, so, Mehan) aud Nedineer's lilly
Bonnie Kate 80 Andsr 1S FSo 6 IKE S IS
| Books-Breeze to 1. Macbeth 8 to l. John
Henry % l. Pope Loo cd to ! failDaa % 9
to 1, and from IL to 20 TO 1 against any other Pope
leo mad the best OF straggllng after weary walt
ING Macbeth and Greenland rushed out from the crowd
| aud disputed the lead TO tue first quarter post,
that he walked Macbeth was then IN front for three
furongs but wrechedy IN the last quarter Breeze
sneed was so far superior tnat there struggle
she won by six lengths in 157li, John Henry secon
Nfza fourth Pope Leo's neck Barnnm NTH Hostage
sixth Macbeth seventh, Colonel spragqe eighth Mutual
pools 81 o. Greenland burst oiogd'easeI last week
Ii was wrong to run Inn again 30 soon
A CHANGE IN NAME THAT MADE A BIG DIFFERENCE.
Third Race-Threey handicap sweepstakes $40
each 5000 added 500 TO seoOnd Il niles Seven start
ers-Babcock's lilly Lizzie Mac (O4 pounds Day. i.
LorilIard's colt Nimrod 200, Olney) +. RobDson's
0liy Harriet C95, GarrisonG j. T.. Key's 1ly Bella,
200 Brennan) p. II. Ryans Glly Caramel ti04, Hoo-
wayg NJ. s. Barger's gelding Euclid (97, Riley)i
and Bohm's lilly Lena (92, Walker). Pools-Caramel
300 Lizzie Mac SG5, Bella 500, fold S35 Bookshelf
nInel 10 l. Bella Lizzie Mac and NimrOd TO / each,
Euclid Lena TO /, Harriet 10 TO j. There were
many nreakaWays followed by miserable start Nlmrod
being first away, Lena second and Harriet third the
fayorite Caramel being almost left at the post Harriet
sho away the others and they could not catch her
| She led easily all the way winning by ak lengths IN
2I2la Bella second, only nose before Nmrod third,
| Caramel fourth, "a length aud half be-
| 6ind Bella, Euclid dfth, Lena sixth and
Lizzie Mac last Harriet formerly called
Juliet and ran fast races ut Brighton Beach. III
every one had known this, she would not have been
lowest la the betting. Mutual pools SOB 30 Tor 30
| POnrth Race-All ages, handicap sweepstakes, SJO
each, $3.50 added, $50 to second; 1os miles. Eight
Emeels horse General Monroe 20 years 10
| pounds. FitzpatriekD; Lttlenelds colt Free Gold
| Hiawasse a, IG7.' shauerg Bowie's geldine
| Nettie a. SO, J. DonOhue); Bfyson's horse Irish
King aged o. Riley; q. l.. LOrard's geldng VOlusll
a. o. Hardy W. G. Days gelding Monk o. 49, Carl
som and WoodfOrd's hly Ida b. a. so Camp Pools
Free Gold $00 General Monroe $50, HlAWasse $50
Nette Sl5 Irish King $50, field So BoOk-free Cold
TO l. General Monroe to i, Biawasse 10 hettit
| 3 TO J. against any other. Ida b., Monk and
| yoIusia were In Tho front rank Tor