New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-22
RACING AT COMFY ISLAND.
THE BRoOKLYN STABLES STAR FHLY-sKYLARk
SCARS AGAIN.

| THE BROOKLYN STABLES STAR FILf-sKfLAkA
SCARS AGAIN.
Forty-four horses ran in the six races at
sheepsnead Bay yesterday The best OF them all and
one Of best In America to-day Miss Wooaforu the
star Of the in stable She the Mermaid stakes
she were at combines grace and power with
her marvellous speed In way that recalls the qualities
OF the most fam animalshat have trod the turf
The first race was won by the rapid Brighton Beach
colt Little Minch. He is uncommonly quick In getting
| through a short The twoyearold purse Tell 10
Pierre Lorllards westover. animal OF little worth.
| The same owners Hawasse, the hyorite' ran Win
credit IN the handicap OF Ia miles, and Mr.. Walton
| proAted by her CELEBRITY That curious old crea-
| ture skylark Ales to the front In sell
| ling race and then. He new wen
Yesterday but after all it Barbees rare skin that
won the race The stee echase remarkable as Illus
tnting what experiences horses and Jockeys can go
through unscathed There four falls two OF them
OF extreme violence But nothing broke. Another Elm
gular feature OF yesterdays sport was the sagacly
shown by Duke OF MOnslban and Arsenic Tneso intel
! lgent animals seemed to snrmse that their owners
might be grated they kept respectful distance from
the front at the finish Not all owners can train horses
so that they understand just when they onghttolo lose II
ia doubtful Jockey Clubs ought TO encourage this sort
| OF education.
Mrs Iangtry was again present and calmly endured
the persistent gaze OF thousands OF eyes AS an attrac
ton she seems to draw we'll IN the grand stand as
preserved his composure through tho ordeal
First Race-Purso $780, all ages special weight con-
ditionS u mile. Thirteen starters-Blohm's
| colt Little Mnch %. 1O0 n. DOnohuel; AeCleilans
marc FanitBs 5 1903, Leary); Withers gelding Duplex
| a. gs Riley); T. LorlIard's lilly Battedore g, 80,
Oueyl McEmeels horse Navarro g. 100. Fltzpatrick;
Petlnlp mare Constantine %, lOI Cr0ssl; Danahets
geding Pope Leo o. ITO, MoLaughln o. T. LoTillaIds
Macbeth H, lOl. Holowayl W. c. Days colt King ran
a. 100 Haggertyl: Bradleys horse Prosper aged lO3'
A..e Thompson 81. T.,
and Mukeys gedng QaraY g. 81 1arri enc 900
swirl 500 HEAD 80 Books Battedore 20 l. Latte Minoh,
Pope Leo swift and Faunitza 20 each, Duplex and
Navarro to / each, and from II 80 to against any
| other Duper had the best Of a struggling stars OBJ
after long delay. but Little hneh dashed to tue
| front "a furiong aud was never canght Little hnch
easily y three lengths ~ I B9PfE second
| fourth, King Fan Gith. Mutual pools $50.
second race-Purse $500 twoyear dds ceiling allow
Tom 100 Riley; Kely.s King Aonso-Lerna nly (93,
| Dunn; Lukraud's any Austr.,lina l97 Williams r.
1Sane, 81. Walker and Jeter waidsIs nh, Ruby S7
;. ngnuel Poois-Kely's kerna hlig 80 "esIoYer
/. King Tom 10 l. Australia 70 !, Change D 10 |;
start Wsstoyer second, Lerha ally third westover
got iu 'front.' IN this honcsrech aud hari driven and
a.hea won ny ne on T.roa dT KIM fon clos
fourth. RUDY hfth ana Change la5t. win fair start
Wes,Syer was entered to be sold for 1000 Lakeland
| bougHt him for ~, 100
| MISS wooDFoRDs EASY SUCCESS.
|
| siO0 EACH half forfeit, with $500 added, $3.50 to
| s.cond: - miles There were hfty subscribers but
only three stArtera, Miss WODdlords surprising MORT
keeping the others The three Dwyer Brothers
| Mus woodford, by Binet-Fancy Jane ul3 J. Nc
| Laughn): Applsby's CarnAton, ny Ill Uaed-Scarlet
| ll3. Hayward. and B)wie's Faryew, by Logatec-
| NV Maryland Ql3, +. Mclaughlin. Pools-Mss Wood
| ford $500 field $50. Books-Miss Soo1fort l to 3.
Fairyisw 10 10 J. Caruaiion 10 To l. Mos WOOdord led
IRON b bar seven snghs in i5s CaFaaiion beat FAIR
view r1l second place By dozen lengths French pools
| "a 5J Value OF prize 50, 400
FRo1rth Race-iiandicap sweepstake5 $50 each. $500
added 500 TO second; 10 miles. six stsrters-PIears
Ioriards hly lliAwasse ~ saron-Fa ndalite o. W,
Oney); Petengil's geldng DukeOl AontalOan by King
a. VoIn,in, by PAT Maloy-Vandaa a, 20, Brennan:
snedckers ally Miss Lumley, by Iteiorin-L9dy Lunley
a. 80; l Sun IS s5 Garrsjn,; Kelso's ANY Far Bar
barian. by Pat Mahoy-Vandaia o. So Meat0nl Pools
sIss Lumey $50, neid 50 books.liIaw %,, even
Duke OF MontaiDan TO = vonala TO l. monk 10 Il
i1r a mile Hiawasse then was Inrst but Monk pushed
her hard and headed her IN inc homesr9cn GnGea inc
| Mo.k second, six lengths before Nousia third, he -
h before Duke OF MontalDan. Miss Lumley nth and
| Fair Harbattan last Duke OF Montalban came In rs
fresh had been our for amusement ana many sns
mscrd that he simply TO benoht the book
| iu"aLcrs Mutual pools $40 g..
Ff Race-Pufsc $500 all ages selling allowances
| Eleven atqrtcrs-L ikciand's Ccding Arsenic
i5 IL Lnkelaud) T. Lorllards MY Inconsiant g. 3d.
OineyG Jeter Nadehs col Aut a M, Co. S9 nh9yG
| i McMahOn's mare Mary COrDett 70, lOl. I0mpkinsG
gcldlng krupp cur tngtd, lOS r. mcLaugnlnli
Wisou's geldng skyiark (Aged, liz, Barbee; Ola Mill
Sabe's horse Rambler a. lOJ, LearyG T. H. McMahon's
geld pp General scott a. no. j. McLauShinG MedlngerB
| fTy H9nny Kate a, "a, AllenT and Bryson's gcdIng
| Kife al 90 (;arrisOnJ. POOs-lnCOnstlnt SO. Antrim
55 Rambler $50 Mary Corbctt $50, field, $40. Books
Antrim and Mlsor cae1 ~ /, Mary COrbett
10 l. Rambler 10 /, Arsenic . 10 l, 10 TO 20 70
| aeanst any other Arsenic was NOS ridden TO win,
Lilo land 0rcrg HIM from the start Win the top weight
rbat WAS not way he won last week In Tue nome
the struggle between Skyark, Mary CorDett
aud Rambler Barbee smastery riding brought SEylark
ing the winner by neck, Mary CoIDe second, length
hn1ote Rambler M!ser fourth, I've lengths behind
Rambler ana Antrim nfth, the rest struggling home.
Time 2:i2l. Mutual pools @o9 DO
| sIxth Race-Handicap steeplechaSe SlO each' 5000
| added: inside seven slarteTb-M. Z. Days
mar KITTY Clark IS. 1862, NolanG NJ j. Days gelding
Ranger a. l42, Henry; Arthurs horse Stryehmne ",
1873 walker; GeDhafds horse Biloxi TO-, l3O. f. Will
Tobns geIdng Nickel "a, 1870 LynchG and Purdys geld
| Ranger $50, field $50. Books-Kitty Clark z To
| 10 eRapger TO /, strychnins 5 to l, Biloxi
| o 10 L. and 10 L against any other.
| Biloxi fell before be had been once around No harm
done Wanda went down at the water the second time
sill no damage. Kitty Clark led until abe reached the
wall near he bali mile post. There CoebroOk was Just
behind running well Kitty caught the wall and
fell with great force and CoiebrOOk tumbed her.
| Both horses and Jockeys rolled over and over. They
came down hard tnat II seemed sure that there must
be loss OF life many broken bones. But after time
all picked themselves up Ranger was then left TO win
by many lengths Srychnne second. Nickel furlOng
back Time, 5:24. Mutual pools, S27 70.