New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-02

made twenty in l43lo; King Fan second three lengths
before Referee third the others beaten o. 'iu'"A
pools SO 50.
MONITOR TOO FAST FOR MEDIATOR.
Third Race-sweepstakes, S2j eacn play or pay
81 900 added, 5000 20 second the third TO save MS
stake special weight conditions; Ia mileA FIVE strF
ers-G L. Lorilarl'o gelding Monitor by Glenels-Mh1'
aged 1914 Brennan Morris & Pattons geldng Aeoita
tor by Buck jcn-Mearness, 4. l22. spelmin Appepy
& Johnson's horse Jack OF Hears. by IllUsed-Nclhe
James 3. 49, HAYWARD W. L. scotts FLY Blue Grass
Belle. by War Dance Ballot 3. so, Conkns; ana Bry
sons geding Bnshwhacker, by Bonnie scotapd-Annle
Bush, aged, I02, McKenny Books-honitor 10 o.
Jack OF Hearts 2 10 /, Mediator 3 to ], Blue uras'
Belle 40 l. Bushwhacker 40 10 l. JACK OF hear'o EO
his legs tangled up the post and fell, though hcre
was no collision any cause outside OF himself nay,
ward was not hurt, and the horse wa. lOt our
injured, but he must have been sadly shaken up Mon
led IRON start TO anish and the others simpy Ia
picturesque view OF his heels all the way. Bush
ran md for threeqnarters or me anu plut ~ a.
rear AS they entered last quarter Of the t mile
moved up, but all their efforts never reouGe in ld
itors lead below and In the h0mestretcn Ihe ou
geding left them oiD far behind. Monitor won oy n
lengths in 2399 Mediator second ionr eaSs c Grass
Belle Bushwnacker last The judges made curious
blunder, awarding Blue Gras5Be lhtu P'"0o "O
Mutual pools $l2 TO-
SISTER SURPRISES EVERY ONE.
Fourth Race-Autumn Stakes, for two-y TiV
EACH S25 forfeit 81 900 added $500 to second "een'
penalties for winners and allowances for non winners
q mile. There seyenty-six subscriptions tuu .en
starters; value of stakes to winner, S3loo' Inc Veh
were Dryer Brothers colts Burton, by Bnet-lisrac
ton no. Mclaughlin, and Ecuador. by Enquirer
Nevada 100 Wtach; g. l. Lorillard's colt Ihackeray
bv Great To1n-Melrose, 10, Hayward. and geidms
Mentor. by GIenelg-Minx. 81. Mckenny; Pierre
Lor1lard's colt Leo, by Duke OF Magen'a-squa" wv
Olney; Kittsons colt ST. Paul, by Aarm-lAdy rayers'
100 Riley Kely's FLY Sister, by King A1onso-Lcrna
lO2 Fisher; W. L. SCOTS colt Greystone' by King Al
fonso-Geneya. 100 Lewis; T. W. Waldens colt "echer'
by Warwick-Iena TO- Blayock, and Kelsosh MY hcia1
by Enquirer-Ivy Leaf. 100, O'Leary.l fooS-D"ycr
entries S145 g. l.. LOrillards pair Sl2o' Leo 'oo' 81
Paul $685. Welche S25. Greystone $50 field $50 HOOKS
to against the pwyers par, 10 10 a %Seeser
TO l. GreystOne 10 10 l. Sister 20 20 l. hcla 20 ~;
SISTER got me best Of the SS Oh was as es a the post
ST Paul soon dropped and Eoat appeared III 'front.'
TOR re Few ye s1r oo S o5c8y Tnackeray Kept short
lead into the hOmestreich, sister running socoo anu
Leo third A hr,en1 da ,Is ui and in an
instant had Thackeray beaten and was leadns 9ssss
ing Leo Oney mad looked for this and had reaIe1
his efforts when lie go Leo IN tue iead ss.or nam nH 1
% SorS aca,n and though Leo was catching her rapidly
in the last hundred yards. sne got nome hrst oy &
stone third rhackeray a poor fourth St Paul nth,
Mentor SIXTH Burton seventh, Ecuador eign'n: sue
Mutual pools S276 IS Tor 50. The Dwyer par got OH
badly and ran badly.
STRATHsPEYs CLOSE FINISH WITH BkEELE
Fifth Race-Great Fail Selling Stakes for all ages. $50
each half forfeit $50 added. $3.50 to second; seng
allowances; la miles Nine siarters--P. Lorilards
FLY Breeze, by -Bairgowrie 3. s5 olney; Mul-
keys mare Topsy, by Il-Used-Backslaye .. 30. May
pard; w. Donohue's hOrse Stratbspey, by Glenelg-
La Polka g. 103. w. Donohue; Dwyer Brothers geihine
WANDERING by wandercr-Ringlet 3, IS. PURCELL kel
SOS mare Ica. by Klngasher-Lady Menimore, 4, loo
OIeary; Preakness Stables colt Bucoaheer' by
Buck len-Jcnny Mckinney. 4, %, Riley; snedekerS
mare Girona by Leamngion-Ratan. ., 90 j. Donohue;
Urfuer's reldinr Dan X. by Bonnie scotland-Jonnie
June aged S. Higgs aud scuy's gelding Major Hughes
by I1yer-Irenc Shepard IS. Ca.dg IL Pools-Breske
$500. ropsy 5000. straihspcy 500 Warderlng 80
stratnspey 10 l. Rlca to l. Wandering 10 /, Girona
to l. 10 To 20 against any other ldci Ied Tor rev
Brcele qno<y passed her. while TopJ, wa, was
fret By the stand by heal lgp.y soon H"peu $3.50, g.
the atcC-pJSi, aud Breeze led mp L" vac ht uI"n-
second 10 the haii-mie. Vita IoPY anu Mauuetr r
well M. AZ they dashed around the lover turh
boincstrrcn Dan n. second. Wandering third. strath
spey fourth D0nuhue. handling bs horse with ssli,
HSsI b epd IN i:55s Breeze second length
fore BIccancer third no quarter lengh peior mAIger
ing fourth Major HuKhes nth, Dan h slIth hca
seventh GirO1a eighth ana Topsy last MUTUAL PooiS
S43 Us.
JIM MGOwAN oUTRUNs POsIGUARD.
Sixth Acknowledgement stceplechas. selling al
lownucc. purse $3.50 divided inside course. Seven
extraordinarily horse Post guard aged. 100 McGrath;
w. C. Days gclding Jim McGowan, ., l57. W Neany;
Hyues's horse Foragcr. ;, 1884, NJ. Lynch; NJ j. Days
aelding Ranger L. 10. Ford Btrrrts geling Commits
don o. 1871 Price; someryie sablr'- eeding Cdcqrot
T. l43 Salt; aud Brndlcy's gcdinc Oscar Wilde aged
ia Oliver. PoOs-lost guard 500 jun hcGowan
Sll5 Forager $65. Held $50. Bo0ks-P0st guard TO
g. Jim McGowau to l. FOrager to l, Ranger 10 /,
10 to 1 against any other. Commission baked Mt
tho frat lump Ranger led for more than threciOurhs
of the Journey, Jim Mcowan second, Postguard third
aud ForAg-r fourth. ClcquOt aud Oscar Niue c0uid
nor sfaud the pace strOug om the start jim
NcCOwan took cad The Dack stfetch ana entered
tue track POstguard and Forager In close attend
.uce lie proved able run away from both OF item
winning our lengths without touch 81 whp or pur
lie could have made the four score II anything were
Ia br gained bv It. PO-tguard second, length
before FOrager ChcquOt Oarth uriOng Degud Ranger
ufn Oscar Hide MAY De ssh running. lie found the
coursc niue too long The Sol y aud mutu al
pools pad Sl5 90.
Tae racing will be continued on Tuesday.