New-York tribune., 1883-06-17

snong 10 ne nv nt The how was more Tired than the
y and ha had no control over her In tno d,ds ,ass
~ IA ponnds and old horses nt 80 pounds VICIOUS
affair a best and there should be no more o. oos
S5i so
EoLr At HIS BEST AGAIN
Fourth Race-COney Island Cup, $50 eacn, hnI lor.
felt with 500 added; $500 TO second speca seac o
weights 2Ii miles; twentythree Subscribers ana tnoo
starters-G L. LorilIard's geldng Monitor by GleneS-
M,nx ,aeed III. Hughes) f. Gebhard's horse Eoe, by
Eolus-War Song Is, ia W. Donohue) anu
Yonkers Stables hors General Monroe ny
Tom Bowlmg-Mnnie T. Morgan %, III
Ftzpa,ricio Poos-Monftcg $3.50. Eole S2lo,
General Monroe sos. BoOks-Montor to .. Eole 80 .
At which three fheir lopg
Monroe promptly apg the easnS S PSSe Win
resolution, and abundant reserve Mdnitor
couple of lengths back ic % CI seconSs %o'Ut and
as they passed the stand the first time there was
stir OF excitement and hum OF admiration ~ n5
stand On the three swept 1,s in the ev sfrdS
aaarter npntSE %oDrs stealing up he fTdo & % 6a
nle nlshed in 59 seconds At It's eioSe & so9t
old geldnss appearance IN advance wac me sigma a1r
usty shout from many throats There was 10 cnrs1 ,
that Monitor holding lead OF length, with Eoe from
one TO two lengths behind General Monroe; de 1 ~
threequarters closed 1923. and the time Tor te
2;15l9, and FOR tne mile and half Z4Z2- NOW oS tS
three-quQrtcrS OF mile remained anu VI 'Ao
battIe was az hand Fzpatrlck gave General Monroe
touch OF the spur as dashed down the BACK
Under the impulse General Monroe strobe
on moro swiftly and rushing up 10 Monitors 8
Then hackers Of Monroe counted the race as already
They counted without their host Donohne i ha1
put life into the great frame which had been moving
like massive machine IN the rear and the mignty
tbs cup horse In Ameriol-was himself again. WIN
force and speed that wero majestic the pig
horse extended himself to the utmost In,
psn Monitor Wa aot ne DOW"
Monroe struggled little longer but ne had net is con
qgeror Eole entered the last quarter mile Win o1 b to
The fire In bis sluggish nature was aroused anu wa"
play for him ] to score inc We,1IS osSsr paisrs Of
enthusiastic welcome lie cashed over the line zen
before Monitor The time was 4:O4 the ileand three
quarters having been run IN 3;O92 lnn the Two miles m
before the last run In 20 seconds which
settled General aOnroe and Monitor and showed holo
looking able 10 do the task ragan without delay
General Monroe was completely exhausted ana nnuon
Monroe did but showed that the had been mgea
strong for him. The value OF the prize was S2loo
| French pool tickets paid ST. 90. .-~o
Fifth R1ce-Handcap sweepstakes $50 each, $3.50
added $3.50 10 second; l9s miles SIX slarters-kesos
hly Rlca by Knglsher-la1y Mentm0re "a. %, Leary6
PettonGili's gelding Duke OF MOntaban, by King
Alfonso-idagenta Il. ia, Feahes; Bowie's gelding
| McLhGgaiinl snedeker's MY MISS Ldmley,. by
Keiorm-Lady Lumley a, %, NJ Donohael; NJ % J.;
Whyburn). aud J. H. Grahani's gelding Haledon, by
King Icar-Kedowa (6 1O2, BrennaD) Haedon led Tor
hFee-quarters OF nlc hard passed by Canillus, Rica
running third, under strong pull. Hall mile rom
| the nnlsh Haledon aud ClIn!lus hal enough,
| ,ud Rca took the lead, with Miss Lum-
| lev aud Compensation IN close attendance.
Miss Lumey retired in the last quarter and Duke of
MUtas challenged the leaders. But tue weight told
with aud could not maintain tho pace Cornpenst-
uOn however. struggled gallanty 20 tho o3d but Rca
was q tr1e Too fast Tor him anc Won by head In
2:25a Ompensauon second, four lengths before Duke
OF Montaban Miss Lumcy bad fourth, Haledon nth
and Camiiius last. Mutual pools Sll 20.
sixth Rscc-Handcap sieep!ccnase, $50 each, 800
added 5000 nfs 500 to socOni, $50 20 tEird inH
course. Four sJarters-W. G. Days geding jim Nc
Guwan % years, 100 pounds. roen by W.
| Mcaney); ~. j. Daly's gclding Ranger a.
1917 Henry Holiness geidiug Spder "a. 1917 HurleyJ
and Roctaway stables geiding VIVIAN "a. 100, VI.
IynchJ Vivian elT at the first jump, but no damage
was done aud ne was remounted. Jim Henry the
negro rider of RaageF pulled tha5 animal all the way
he hnd been ruled Oh Brighton Beach course on the
day for OBVIOUS raud and he ought never TO nave
been allowed % rIlc on any respectaDlc cour'e.
| rhe accident 10 Vivian and the rdscay handling
of Ranrcr lett toe race Jim McGowan and Spider and
they made iue contest Of t. Spider led into the home
str Ell bn, ursd az the cad and MCGOWAN coeed with
hlu % ueasy even they when they cru5sed the
line thai the ga gcs decided II feai neat though the
| decided t0 run IL over The oetuo3 was y - D
| against Spider and even against Mc1OEau.
Potn gerc tired tneir long run ana stumbled az
several Iumpa Spider leading when the race was
half over both boiled from the course at tne point
Wbcro races OF s miles started on The track ana
Iun NcGogan got back 50 much quicker than spider
hnt he got nriOng lead. That ruined SPIDER eaances
Was remOuntcd, however and came III several minutes
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