New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-29

she Lorard entries receded altte tne quotatons
pe,ug IL against the pair. to against Iroquols
ana TO AGAINST Drake Carter, 10 against George
Kinney, to against Eoie and ~ to against MonsoT
Eoe n little IN 'front.' Drake Carter second Monit S
hlrd Iroquos fourth and George kinney a o 'I IN
me lead for frlong Drake Carter taking second IOs
ton Eole and George Kinney running sSS' ISe was
sOw-2Gla seconds At the close OF II Drake carter na
passed Monitor and Leading length, Monitor seconu
Two leng before George Kinney ne lengtn oe,Vae
EOe Iroquols two lengths back In the eeoohu
taned MS lead Passing the Stand the rst time he was
a length In advance, Monitor ana kinney running leau
IroanoIs The balfmile was run in 81 seconds The
pace was even slower in the next quarter, when was
being half over the distance having been covered IN
I:2O-Drake Carriers lead was engtD, George hnhey
length behind Monitor and length before Iroquos Inc
pace became fast In the homCsrech especially IN the
kinney began lis rum and at half mile post-the
mile having been covered IN Ia and tne qlirteIs-mie
tage had been reduced to head, George Kinney being
second two lengths before Eoe, no neeA
IN Us'o'' the rear and seemIngiy unable to make
up any ground. George Kinney and Drake carter d
had sharp struggle on the lower turn. The mile ana
quarter was in 21O'i Then George Kinney was
length in the lead Eole now second Drake SaPse d ae
near them. EoIe, amid some shouting. easy passepn
George Kinney al the taroas posi- ana az over
Ia front OF hm without interfering at al am 1"ao
the course by 9o a or length and
hnIf in 2l: George kinney second three lengths be-
fore Monitor third. lengths before Drake carter
Iroquos last by dozen lengths. There was not nncn
enthusiasm. Mr. Gebnard Ia not popular owner Ine
winner much spurred than any oler morse ~
The race but that Ia common with MIN. lie requires
plenty steel and coru To Keep him at speed He9lge
Kinney was also BADLY marked with the spur The Lor
liar, 1air md NOT been spurred but Drake Carter
had Deen whipped freely Mutual pools $40
BoOTJAcK's EASY SUCCESS.
Fourth Race-Free handicap sweepstakes, $25 each,
81 900 added $3.50 second 4 miles. Seven starters
htrR opnfa
sparowgrass. 3. 123 Mclaughlin; Pierre Lonard's
marc AIauza, by Bonnie seotand-AriZona, 8, 122
Feakes; withers's geldng Duplex, by King Ernest;
Echo H. Hayward; Kelso's lly Rca, by kinghsher
Lady Montmore, 4, 40, oLeary; G. L. Loriald's
Ssn NOTES. horse Pnam BY Observation-Disclosures
So Purcell; sneoeker's Glroha. by Leaminglon-
iacE si75' DapeI sos Rica s65 vonsa 500. Prlan
500, Girona $50 Books-BooOAck to o,
4to l. vOasia to l. PrlaIa to l. Gruna 10 toll the
start good. Pram led for few strides tnen Du-
In front nearly 10 the hafmile post Duplex running
second. Duplex now TOOK tne lead. Aranza
Xranza was first into tho hOmeslrelch. Duplex
a close second. Boouaok thru. Al. B9tn ! DnPex
aud Booijack won easily by length. Gironl second
half length before Pram third, head before ATanza
fourth Duplex hitb, Rlca SIXTH aud Nollsia last limo
2llA. Mutual pools SlS ~
THE BIGGEST DIVIDEND AT MONMOUTH
Fifth Race-Purse $780, selling y mile. hine starters
-Dyyer Br0tGers' colt King Fan, 3. O1l2, Nlttach;
Lttleaeia's alIy Baitledore 3, 92, Gallagher Daviss
eeldng Hickory Jim, aged, 100, snauer; HopsOns
lilly DeliIah, 3, 81, j. Hyslop; Withere's hly
Cheerful, 3, 91la. 2la over McKenny; j. Waldens
hlly Chickadee, 4. 90, j. Donohue; Bruces lilly
Jersey Maid. 3, 49, Brag; p Clinton's gelding
Manhattan aged, 0S. Whyborn; aud j. Il. Pryors un-
named My, by Virgith- Friday, 8. 75l2 liz over X
Hysop Peols-KInR Fan $3.50, BaitledOre SlI3, Hck'
field SIS Books-King Fan to D, Battledore 10 l,
Hickory Jim 4 /, Dehlah 10 j, Cheerful 10 i,
Chckadee TO l. Is To against eaoh Of the others the
start extremely bad the FRIDAY my having Dig
aud lot struggling out The Friday my
kept slight lead all tho way, though first
Hickory Jim, then Battedore, anu last Cleerlm
pressed her hard. Cheerful ran 40 wen aftcr a
win q fair send-on. the Friday nlly won BY half
Iougth IN I:lG Caeerful second baf length before
ailedore tnird, she head before DclIlah, hlug Fan
nftn. Mutual pools S2Ol p for -. The winner Was
cd be sold for 500 she was DOught ny fAinP
Duny ior $500.
CAPTAIN YORK WINS THE sTEEPLEcHAsE.
Sixth Race-HanGlcap plecnase, purse 5000. 800
TO second full SIX starters -Dawess geldng
Charenagpe aged 1863 pounds. Little. ana ally Chppli,
l. 1873 Pope; Hart's gcldng Captain York, agei. l21.
Ford; Philip Duly's gcldng Major Wheeler
D. 1876. Callahan; Hopson's mare Nanlta, o.
100. Phibln; and somervIo's gediag Gle
quot T. 100, Vcrplank. Pools-Dawes's pair
$500 Captain York 500. Major wheeler SOB Cicluot
ID. Wanna $40. BOOks-DaHes's par 20 -, Captain
Work 10 l. MAJOR wheeler 10 |, NeEa To l. Chc!uOt
10 l. Clicquot led Tor r. mile, but Jumped badly.
Charcmagne b0ltcd after crossing the waer the nrst
time. Gong over tho wafer me second une. captain
York lead aud kept II easily II the emf Winning
by zen cugfhs CapOia md twenty lengths before
Naf.r Hg4 ID