New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-13
RACING AT COMFY ISLAND
TIE nwyERs WIN ROTH STAKES.

was as enjoyable as fair weather, excellent RACING au
n big crowd conld make IT, But the Clup Is 700 geher
ous Too much sport is provided "heh inc irse race
is run at O'Clock five races instead OF SIX are a"
to spare. With big fields prompt star's cano' Oe -
pected and the last race not over last loght uhh
O'clock much too late for the comfort Of the spectators
Every one except the bOokmaBers to whom eNery au'
ditiora al race means additional spoils) "ouo Do Oet.
pleased 10 have tho contest ended by O'CLOCK Inc
Manhattan Beach Railroad Company seemed 70 DC taken
by surprise By the mnhtudes on Its Bay Ridge route,
and the passengers the 20 boat were t0rceu 10 wa"
half an hour for train at Bay Ridge thus missing the
| first
Dryer luck and Dryer pluck carried the day. the
Brooklyn brothers winning both OF the STAKES on tue
programme the Foam Stakes with Burton ana the Cohey
Island Stakes with Boojack In Grayesend the sturuy
butchers are on their own rancho, 1t were, aud the
rival that overcomes them must be well armed IneH
successes are exceedingly popular Those or yesterday
will probably prove only the first OF long series 1or a
in all, they have to-day the strongest stable IN Tue
United States In BootacE, George Kenney Miss wood
ford and Barnes they show " big -FOUR" not I'd DC
matched elsewhere. Whether BurtOn's place is in the
first class ia still open question With aiar start ZOE
the Foam Stakes the Wthers colt would pretty certainly
have defeated him.
Navarro the winner OK the opening scramble Of hVe
furlon little Thought Of that French pool TICK
cts paid sos co Tor So. Yet he won easfy enough
The selling was BY the rapid little mare CHICK
aGee,
victories OF Burton and Bcoack Parole won the NTH
race 10 the unbouuded delight Of the people There
six behind him, but they were not OF much merit
tho once excellent racers Greenland and Bawasse haV
ing fallen off sadly The speplechase was dreary farce
"PlunScr" Walton here and there and every
where showing all his odtme activity aud speculative
spirit His movements watched with interest Dy
many people and the afr was fun OF Wild and conflict
ing rumors about big gains and big losses on MS part
II was generally believed, however that he bet heavily
on Colonel sprague the second race and Free Gold IN
the fifth Neither won.
First Race-Purse $500, oil agrs five furlonss.
Thirteen startcrsDyss mare Constantinato years ITO
pounds DOnohuei DwyerBrothers' colt Joe Blackburn
g. 1O7 McLanghnl; c. L. LOrilard's FLY swift %, lO2
Riley); Wherss colt Blackstone g. 107, Sparng) Bah
cocks FLY Lizzie Mc %, 1O2, II. DonOhue) DGvis's
gpldng Hickory jim aged, III, Cross; johns colt
Quixote g, 1O7. Lynch; K. W. WMdens colt King Fan
o. So J. Donohue Kcys colt Carlyle q, lot, Barbee)
p. Bo7ilards Ally 3am0ra e, ~, BysoP DuhyS geld
ing Perpez a, I15. sayers) Keene's hIy Palmetto 3,
1Oo Conkngl McElmeel's horse Navarro Is. 100. Ftz-
patrick Pools--Constantua $780, Hickory Jim so.
Lizzie Nc. $40. Swift $50. Navarro $50 Joe.
Blackburn 500 field $50. Books - Con-
stantina o 10 1. Hickory Jim to 1.
Swift @ 70 l, Joo BlnckbuIn TO L. Navarro
70 King Fan TO l. and from 10 to IS TO against
any other. After much delay struggling start was
front swift took the lead and kept to tie homestretch
Then Hickory Jim came up swiftly and at he hirl0ng
the last az the start and had been little noticed in the
race made starting rush on ne outside and was IN
two lengths IN l:o2h, hickory Jim second q neck De-
fore swift third Con stantins iCnTtn eTpsF mn LIZZIE
Second Roce-Pufse $500. az ugce selling allowances
Ia miles Eisvsa siaEiersBfcss geidigg Colonel
Mary CoT9et g. 81 GsaTS j. E %Sds2:
s seiddins Harfori & ~ s. boaola O. L. Ionaris
ISede q. 30. Eey Oh lnll stables colt Rambler a.
go Conhngl; Magenta stable g.idng Sha,iey Kemp
Garrlsonl and 4ayrnsiEerrs 'aorsa Alexis %,
92 Walker, f9 go Ir,r;,rr9 o feid 81 PonSs
Col spmge 10 l, Chiokndce 70 l. Mary Cor1et %
!; 1rfur / Rmnysledc 10 TO and from II TO 20
| TO one against any Othlf. Ater nir start tharey
efs ~ mile 1hen hunny uede passed nm ana w.s 50
well m 'front.' a quarter ~ nile nom tha end that
~ i' ftbc exrreme ontsife or the course and had
no further part IA the IN the homStrcfch CEici-
de- outran the rest and won by half length m I'll T.
Hartford second two lengths before Rambler; Vosla
fourth, Monk hith Mary COrDot. syn. ne 'ayonte,
fctets So IS frr IS kmnymede broke down. lie
race since hIs retirement lhst year
Third Raee-FOAm Sakes Tor two-yenroias go each
play pay, "a 900 added lya iITonssi 20 saoserio
eeT by Pot HnOy choftische, III Ural. and rlaok
ere Nv Great -Merosc 10 Riley; d. u. Wiherss
e,lf ~ Ktny I,rnest-Cycone, 40 sp1rIing); 4. W.
Waden's nlly Tou. ny Ten Broeek-recoicD, u07
nollOway); DIVER BfotherS colt burton, by
Rilrf-Iirrs t.on no, j. MofAughlin); T. LOrillnrds
coli W,sfover sils1y On-- Minnie Mnrr no. Shaaerj
forn--a6ina 40, Hnghesi aHd Lewis By Lytfleton-
Emily Fuller ITO. Barreru; Kelso,s pair OF lllies
Wafer Lily by King Aionso-Mol!ie Wood dW, L'aryG
| and McCielans par OF unnamed colts, one oy En
qurer-gayfcld ll0. Firshuanl and tue other ny Ton
Brocck-Jcuule G. nlO, Brrnnln Pools-G. l.. Lori
lards entries 500 rou So me Witseis cot go WGs-
Lorlargs stable 10 , roln TO !, tle Withers colt ~
l. Burton 10 Nesioyer 10 l. tne heiso stable TO l.
Tie Kitts0u stable II 10 l. tue Mcclellan stable II 10 l.
| There tedious delay aud many brcnkGwnys oo-
cured before ne hGs itl 70 i nnlset9Die rtAI
G. l.. LOrarJs par ahg buit0n Dtlns ~ III lIont ana
Tho others strung long distance Tho race up 10
Che gml,stretsh confined 10 h6 three That got the
advantage or tbo start But thSro thc "!thers colt,
maj mad been among the last 40 the start aud had
Ss,od9 9sl % Ing f1slsi speed lie csnte.ied The
race molly with Burton up 20 the hpne-trrtrl burton
hai iu ust wip aud spur keep hin going Under the
| airing 10 beat tie Nithers colt Dy qiGrtr length,
Thackeray rt, length brahl tue Withers colt, roln
a good fourth. HeycLer fltth. WestoVer ski, Eqni-
! pose seventh, Rlchel eighth - Waer Lily
ast The and sparlngs Wauns policy defeated
the Whers colt IL Is Ro',!'e aso sl"s to;H womb
l:O3Ia French pool tickets Us 80. Mr. Walden and
Vc. over e iue when the starters flag ieu, aud there
fore they claimed u was no race The starter j. wynn
dciarei that thts was an error: that horses were
aver he line when the nag fell. II certainly scented w
,ns Bnt the Judges sustained the starter Mr.
Tadford said that even II OF the horses
tue line not, aud wOud not be lair TO take
the race from him But those Who watching
start closely through opera glasses, Burton appeared
be ON tie %rOng side Of the line Ural Riley, Barrett
and Conklina we're suspended for their conduct
most Ural Tor tie whole meeting the others for shorter
nav $3.50 addcd; $500 t. second; lis miles,
40 siibscrlbers and nine starters-Dwyer
BROTHERS geding BoOjaek. by BOnl1e scot
iand-Spnrrowe g, 10, McLaughlin; @. t. Lori
iards gediug Monitor By Glenelg-Mnx aged. 1l0, Cos
f.ol. r. IOflarl's dly Breeze, by AlaruBairgOwrie
az o. shauer)j w. g. DaY's colt King Fan, BY King
Erncst-Fan Fan g. 103. GARRISON; Bohms colt Little
Mich by GIenelg-Goldstono g. 100, ". ponohueG Ke
SOS mare Rca, by Kinghsher-Lady Mentmore 4, ia
Leary) Pre1kness Stabestcot Macbeth, by Macaroon
Jersey Belle "A, 49, Holloway; KtsOu's hly Brc-a-
3nlc by Bonnie scOtlahd-Mortiea %, 95 BarretD
Ryaf's nlly Caramel, by MOnarehsi-B0n Bon
| az o. Bennan). POols-BoOtack Sl50, Monitor $40.
Little Minch s35 King Fan $780, heldS41. B00ks-BOot-
lack TO s. Monitor 20 L. Breeze Ia l. King Pan to
j. Riea 10 l. Little Mineh TO l. Macbeth TO l. Brio
a, Brae 10 ~ l. Caramel % TO !. The start was good