New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-29

wthers pair $40. Trombone s35, Gonfalen $685. Little
Mnch $50, field $21 Books-Bucsstone 20 q Little
Minch to J. Trafalgar 10 to Caramel 10 a. Kn"
start was sCa9 srSggngb SSnCR fourth from
bone and Trafalgar being last Gonaon ony hep ront
lead for three i9rongs s S Ses9 oWeraken Buck
stone aid Kingke made desperate efforts 70 mar
In the 9 Ss hes ' Bnckstone tired badly in the last
furlong fell back. Little Mneh won py t wv, n
hone third trafalgar fourth neck behind Trombone
Caramel a close tfth Blackstone sixth anu "o""' W
Mutual pools $50 3D.
HEARTY GREETING FOR PAROLE.
Fourth Race-Free handicap sweepstakes go each'
$500 added 800 to second Il miles Five starters
p Lorillard's gelding Parole. by Leamington-Maiden
aged IL pounds. ridden by Feakes); j. H. Neiys COW
Jacobus by Ill Used-Nele James %, 100 FISHERY W.
L. Lorillards Aella, by Gleneg-La Henderson TO-
49, Brennan) woodfords gelding Barnrm 9y no and
Preakness Stables gelding Macbeth oy o S9o5
Jersey Belle so iNo ss 0 BaTnum Macbeth $50
BoksoParole even Jscoeqs 10 Il Dn ed for three
1 1sa Of Of me Macbeth cSSe acCbns
third Parole waiting In the rear Macoeln eot We oor
@ hack Jacobus was already beaten Barnun rushed
uD and flashed in front for an instant but %as 9 %
with one OF his olGstye PUSHES was in the LEAD III
twinkling. There more race AFTER tnat, INC
second NECK before Aea third. ,Jacobos fonr!s'
twenty lengths behind Aella Macbeth last lihe -
A DIsGRACEFUL DECISION.
Fifth Race-Purse $780, selling: q mile Five
starters-Appleby & Johrson's geldng Bancroft oy
Bonnie scotland-Planchette taged, 107 HaywardG
Pettenglps mare Constantine, by Abd-eLksder-sun
beam (5 81 NJ Donohuel J. Waden's Ally ChiGgade =:
fly Lena by Tom Ochitree-idalia g. 80. Wslker and
p. Ii. McAahon's geding Marshall formerly Gs dne
Bancroft 1925 Constantine sleo 0hicsadee
10 L
Chkadee second, Marshall third Constantina rsu up 10
Chiokadees head aud the two raced t th lead
Hayward was whipping Bancroft at tne f1rlong pos POS
them both beaten and came steadily up ,he
middle Of the track her jockey not being oogeu 10
0s as sne haa ~ before Bancroft and
Not the grounds outside OF the lnuges s'a ~
saw ana knew that Lena came in first Nothing could
be palmer. What then the aEazement ara ISIS.
of every Bancrotts number put up as me VIM
ner and TO see that adhered to Only the week
before the people had Magnas number put up as
among the frat six But that blui.der was quickly
rght and the number OF tue real winner lnconsan
was displayed The Bancroft decision was as serious
boch but was not right. The Judges adhered to
their manifest If they had decided rightly Inen
explosion OF popular wrath ana contempt
rarely al honest raceoourse Kisses sroa
and cries OF fraud were heard Calm and
stand Having eyes they saw not the real winner OF ne
s ~ raised Inc time was i'i' q anu u'"' ''' ~
PAsHA CONES IN ALONE.
Sixth Rsce-Handicap steeplechsse, full course
purse $780, 500 to second. Four tarters-Garson's
horse Abraham by Milesan-Eectr IS, 125. Lynch (;
Pennss horse Pasha, by Abd-elKader Lady Beaumont
Is, $780, Salt Dawess horse Kintead, by Wayery ,,,
brennan 60, l37, CurtiD, and woodicrds Eeldpg Bill
Bird by John MorgaH-Calomel 90, $780, Harris. Pools
Abraham $50 field $40. Books Abraham TO = Pasha
2 TO 1. Kinkead to l. Bill Bird to l. Both Bi,l Bra
and Abraham fell the first jump aud kinkead ooted
at the second, leaving Pasha 70 jco over the course
alone. Abraham and Bill Bird were remounted. hut
after long delay they not abb to oyertake
KnKeed though he bolted three times before he got
around the course Kinkead finished second and Abra
ham third. Mutual pools 500 90.