New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-14

Around ouran the others In the last half mile MISS
woodford won q canter by dozen lengths In 24z.
Referee second four lengths before A-Hands-Around
third and Lengths before Empress fourth, Blue
Grass Belle firth, dozen lengths behind Empress,
Bessie poor SIXTH Carnston seventh, Drake Carter
eighth Gonfalon ninth and Pixies Pride last Rarely
has sorry looking longer string OF nine horses
trailed in far behind leader Tne crowd starea ~
laughter "How well the Dryers fooled poor
Lawrencew common remark. Mutual pools III 3D.
ANOTHER coMIcAL HANDICAP.
Fourth Racc.-Handcap sweepstakes, $50 each, $500
added 5000 TO second q miles Five starters-Mor-
ris d Patton's geldpg Apollo, by Ashstead or Lever
Rebecca T. Price. f. liz, W. Donohue; O. L. Lorillars
AeIa, by Glcncy-La Henderson,. 8. 100, Brennan
Jennngs's FLY Infanfa. by King Alfonso-aeen Veto
ria a, 80, Conkn Brysons horse Irish King by Long
fellow-Littie Fanny, aged, 81. J. Donohue;
and ]. McLaughin's geding Hartford. by John
Morgan-Calomel, 5, 1O3, j. Donohue. Poois-Apoho
1900 Aella 800, Infanta SIS. Irish King So Hart
ford $50 BOoks--Apolo TO 8, Infa1ta 10 1. lflsn
King to 1, Aelia to 1, Hartford to l. Apollo and
Hartford ran together in front for mile Apollo leading
slightly most OF the way while Irish King was far ID
the Then Apollo went away from them all WIN
such that the race was already prsetcaY over
Apollo won under poll BY ak Lengths IN Si3 , mrE
ut Irish Kings neck, lnfanta beaten on irhn hh hs
naae up @en ols IN tM Re as es a back of for
u mile is not precisely clear. Mutual pools - 3d.
WEASEL WINDS HIS WAY WINNER.
Fifth Race-Purse 5000, selling allowances Il
milo Seven starters-BroonIc's FLY Black Gal, 3, OF,
McKenny; Ackerman's geldlng Nlmbefoot. aged 106;
Watkins; Cooks gcIdiug Weasel formerly Wakefield, o,
I2O Henderson; W. c. Days gelding Retort, B. ia,
Haggerty; Lakclands colt Babcock, H. III. Williams;
Magenta Stables gelding Charley Fske formerly Marc
Antony, g. lO3. Ncyns; aud Medingers lilly Bonnie
Kate 4, 1O3 ulgga. Pools Nimblcfoot $50, Back Gal
S55, Weasel $40. Retcrt s25. BaOcock 500 field 80
Booss-Black Gal /, Weasel to l, Babcock to l,
Retort 10 l. Bonnie Kate 20 to L. Charley Fske 25 TO
l. The start was wrctc!ed. Black Gal and Bonnie Kate
being almost LETT at the post While weasel
had big advantage. This ne kept all the way, ana Dy
means of it able TO win by tSo lengths Babcock
second six lengths before NimD.ef0ot third, he TWO
lengths before Retort fourth Black Gal hfth. Black
Gal strODg layOrtc Ia every Iorm OF 0etns JUST
before the start hut Mr. Caldwell treated her 50 badly
that she bad no chance The time was l:l9i2 MUTUAL
pools T26 80.
DISTURBANCE FAR SUPERIOR TO HIS RIVALS.
Sixth Race Handicap stoeplechase, sweepstakes $40
starers-Kavils geldng Disturbance, azed, 15S, Nc
Grath; Excelsior Stables horse Abraham. 8, 1885, p
Meany Bennss horse Pasha, 5. $780, j. Kenney W. C.
Dalys fly Kate Cronin. formerly FAIR Barbarian
g. I2O w. Meany; and CaIlaghau'S seldlng Fury, age
1875, KenDcy POos-Disturbancs S135. Abraham
SO Pasha S35, Kate Cronin $35 Fury $25. Books
Disturbance TO 3 Abraham to L. Kate Cronin to l.
Pasha to l. Fury 10 10 Fury foaled Kate cronu a.
first jump forcing her out or the course and putting
aer ont OF the II plain and bal case OF
fuuug that Fury would certaaly have been Disqualified
If he lad ulacc but nc failed 10 secure no
acuon was taken. Fury led for half the journey, when
Disturbance assumed tne lead and che -es enzed at his
10 them that he seemed nble To carry pounds
and WIN. lie crossed the line almost at walk dozen
lengths before Abraham second, he forty lengths before
Pasha tnir. Fury fourth. The lime was 5;Ooa Mutual
pools 10 10.