New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
EoLE WINS THE CUP.
4 STIRRING DAY AT coNEY ISLAND.

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was an enormous crowd present The trahspof
ftion was cripped There again serious trouble at
Raw Tare II the Manhattan Beach Company wishes 10
Lessen the business OF tho Bay Ridge line as rapidly anu
extensively as possible II Ia going the nght way 10
work Much has been done already The Coney lslahu
Jockey Club provided much excellent racing Dut the
starter Mr. Wynn did al could to spoil the pleasure
He IA miseraby incompetent and exhausis every ones
patience The club needs starter without days
delay. II also needs to take otern measures WIN
such rascals as Henry, the negro Jockey, VINO
rode Ranger in the steepecbase In It's anxiety
to please owners and get big fields Tor JUS
races and IL has baen very successful in both objects
the club has regard to fralds in steeple
chases. II, even allows Jockeys who have been
expelled from Brighton Beach for frand-as
was the case with Henry-openy TO pun
horses on its course But most OF the racing
was 30 interesting that unpleasant features were
little thought or The great contest Of the day was that
for the Coney Island Cup in whlch Frederick Gebhards
Eole George L. Lorillards Monitor and the fonkers
Stables General Monroe part. The three ran
for the westchester Cup jerome Park and Monitor
won easily. But then Eole in no condition to race
Yesterday he seemed as ht TO run
as ever in his life. His owner with Mrs.
Langtry occupied one Of the most conspicuous boxes
in the box tier OF the grand stand and hundreds OF
ueople were ibred enough TO gather IN front OF the
stand and stare Mt the Eagsh beauty She wore gray
dress with trimmings OF pale green nt Her graceful
head was crowned with turbaa OF geld ana pale green
From the tone of the comments audible almost over!
where the opinion OF the feminine part oil tho assembly
seemed to be that the costume not becoming, and
that Mrs Llngry did not appear to SO mnca advantage
on the racc.course rs on the stage
Eoe passed the stand twice in bis preliminary galop
and every QUO had chance to how much he had I'M
proved since his failure The Westchester Cup He did
not carry mass Of suPerhuous nesh as tneh'
md his action was bolfer and freer lie
looked so we'll that Mrs Langtrys eyes sparked rs she
gazed upon him. "a gentle smile stole deliberately over
MIR. G,bhard's somewhat stagnant features. while
= unger" Walton vnked softly TO himselas he glanced
at mis- little notebook. EOle Is now trained IN
Ephraim snedcker's stable. and Mt Wa'ons relations
with the tribe o; Ephran arc OF the most intimate an
confidential character 1t was through Ephraim's ala
and counsel that the Plunger" was able e. spoil the
Eg,ptian OF the betting ring so cOmprehe1slyey inst
year He spoiled them yesterday in aa energetic
mauner winning largely Eole's success. so did Mr.
Gebhard Thai success was achieved 80 easily as TO
show that Eole is once more the bas1 clp horse
in the country. when Eole crossef tho hnish
lire eight lengths before General Monroe. hrS
Inngtry laughed glccfuy and c!appcd her hands.
NJ Grhhard smiled with somewhat less than his usual
soiemnity nut did not agiate his hands. MeapWhiie
the crowd shouted and stared and Mr. Walton counted
his gaips.
Pizarro won the nrst In such style
as 20 prove that In spite OF his MS
graceful defeat by George Kenney and Barnes
II will stil take very good tLreeycarold 10 beat the
English colt G. L. Lo-lard's Thaokeray unexpectedly
won the surf stakes Il was very popular victory as
ARE all these Of the westbrook stable TOpsy, au old
eaat,a frora that stable now the property OF william
Mulkey captured the selling sWeepstakes. 1his sur
prised every one Mr Walton. Mr. Kelsos kea just
barely ou,ran ar BowiH's Compensation In the haadi
cap This also wa, popular victory. The steepechase
was woa By the fayorite jim McGowan after dead
To ho
DETAILS or THE RACING.
Frst Raee-Purse 5000. for three -ycar-ods special
weight conditions, ono mile. Eleven starters-Plerro
Lo-ilard's imported colt Plzlro. By Afyentrrer-As
per Il II rounds, Feakos; j. T. Key's colt fhnres, by
Iisbon-Aastra q 06. BarbccJ; j. r. Kecne's imported
ally MaiI Of AJhol, b. Ciaa R0nld-My Ninnio uO1'
sayrosj; Jcnningss colt Parnel, By Ton Broeck-
sslbe Farrell uOG. ]. McIAughlir); q. L. LoFil-
lor6s e1lt Trafalgar, by King AHonso-Acrolite
uI1. Fisher: BorgeFs gelding Euclid. by Glenelg-
Nun uO3, W DonohEeI; WoodioFd's geldng Harry
Mann by Ieyer-Asia dO5. O'HaisO; Bowios hily En-
nress. by Observation-Disclosures uOG /. MoLaughin);
ICnt.ou's FLY Equity By Enquirer-Fannic Mattngly
1ol Brennan); ApprbY & JOhnson's hlly Altar. by
v,pg Alfonso sioile Wood tlOl, Day, and
Rvau,s lly Caramel by Monareast - Bon
Ron nOG Tomphusi. Pools - rizzaro $50,
esla 800 Books-Pizzaro to .. Thuriess . to l.
Mei Of Ataol TO ParneN to l. and from 10 to 30
"a again 81 any othor After nach delay and missing
, ,od ouportrnhcs tho starter sent them away TO a
fair et,rt Harry Mana nrst, " al of Atho second
rusll thd aaa Pizarro fourth Maid OF Atho lost no
,ne an3 was IN ifOnt almost 20 the ooso of the half
mile qbuIlei WAS socold a,;er iurlong ana ran the
.oi very cosrIy Euclid holding third place AZ the bali
r,,e. cot hs head ald neck in front, Maid Ot Atho
4.n,d T1,ttn Pzarr5 now nc her saddle and running
e,sy go snootniy and swtfy di Pi1arro moye la the
third qnarttr that rivalry WITH i'n "s ol Oi to Pe
Ton Feakes p9ye, bad to urge him Enprcss ran fast
in the hCncstre!eh' bit bit not ,,t,, isg enS9sh Ssh
oyt touch Of whip or spnr AM with Fakes
sitting stl, the Ensiisn COT r mn w. sne f.sss & o VIII VIZ
rc Ierqts before Caramel third. Pafpe poos !ourin
Iriagar ntth cId in9le1 ni16 E9ai tenth and Harry
Nam, last French pools - % Ihs was a very uf
.r.u affair from Tor tue lIdal Shcs on Ih' r.
dav yybr j;arues put Piano 10 shame But the e1pll
,ay!n I. easy enough. PkarrO has no stou;Ncn Tor
him hlir - s-,i hld b,s ,vy,i wiz, any cG in ~
c,ntrr N Inc conrage were there. Barnes beat him
aip1st 20 stauG-si in l:46a y"sierlay he won WIN
plenty Of speed !ed H. lil ne 81 S'Ii III certainty nave
eecnnd Tcesirf stakes, for two-yearOlGS go cach
play or pay, ~ 900 added 500 70 s,eon Winner OF
H. Foam sins (BurtOu) 10 carry pounds extra; five
fnrIUgs cighty-two subscribers aud twelve starters
no oound~ sparipg and hlly Eccola l07. WhgpurTI
do7 Holloway Kelso's pair Of hllies. EInpoise by
Lno1,rer (IO7 Learyl, and Water Lily. by King
Aifaaso-solle Wool uO7, W. Donohutl; q. l.. Lorli
arl's pair colts Beveller % Pat
CiO, 81 Donohue), and IhaekeTay by Great domEMel,
Foso Il TO- Brcnnauj KttsoDs pair OF cotr Ruchie by
| Iy hisTm-Essayez H. u1o, Hughcs)i Grerr'6 hly
| Unknown, by Foster or Tom Gay-Lady Grey qO9,
incin,iing 2 pounds overweight " NJ Mclaughlin; !;
T "a KeiIy|s unnamed tiiy, by King Alfonso
ierna do7 Blrbee) amt McGellans colt Bob Cook by
s,ahle Si25. Toiu S35. Unknown $50. q. L. LorlI-
ard's entries s25. field $50 B9ok4-sVen against me
fbriard's Stable TO /, SIR. Key's my to !, Bob
Cook 10 to the Kelso stable 10 TO ana the ktson
fSan ,hrc~nnsfters OF BreaSsway'aftcr break
| away wearied them aud irritated the spectators.
| HnrT"' ,yi,S.rs,s King Erneat--Cycone colt was
aeCve In all these breaka ways and got enough racing
nef,re thc iiae fell Whcn tire signal came II was to q
ys.y straggng start Issaqueng being IN front, Toiu
'ecSypd IinEn0wn thrill Wafer Lily fourth, Tnackeray
am a,, the Wjthers colt sixth. splrlIng urged the
v,tsra cn 40 vigorously that at the haf-mlc post ho
| was leading by quarteT length, , rnaekeray
| "a 1.Iu MIN. On lower turn Water Lily
COT her head IN ndyancc Unknown second tue Cyclone