New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16

by ya,or-Cnick4biddy o. Conklin; j. Walden's hly
Blue Bell by Observation-Disclosures, o. j. Hyslop;
aid G. L. Loriiards FLY Gliieaway, formerly Talma,
by Great Tom-Marlposa, 105 Brennan. Pools
Kelsos entries s1O5 Huron $780, Economy $75, Mttie
b. $40 field 500. Books-Kelsos pair to l. Huron A
10 l. Economy to Mtte b. to l. Gdeaway to 1,
10 to25 to against any other The start was extremely
unfair Chandelier being In front, Water Lily second
Eclat third Mite fourth, GliGeaway fifth, Economy
sixth, Jessie d. seventh, Huron eighth, and Blue Bell
last II was long way from the first horse to the last
when the flag fell. Glideaway ran with much celebrity
I'm the first quarter mile and at the hafmile post was
two lengths in front, Economy second Mittie
b. third, Jessie d. fourth, Water Lily nfth
On the lower turn Glideaway .gded at
an impressive pace for furlong and got lead OF four
| lengths, but this only flicker, and she faded
away Huron had been served extremely III az tne
start ard had been pocketed twice the backstretch
and the lower turn and until the head of the
reached that he had any chance 70 get
through Tnen Mittie b. ard Economy were In front
Iuron gained on them. and the were whipped an
the way up the homestretch Huron had done to much
be ore final struggle. and Mttis b. won hard race
ss les. hair fourth wdes Lily S frs HrS9
SIXTH Eclat. seventh Gdeaway, eighth, and Blue Ben
| last. Mutual pools, $50 4O.
EUCLID TOO TOUGH FOR HARTFORD.
Fourth Race-Handicap sweepstakes, $50 each. SIoo
added, $3.50 to second; 1ia miles Five starters
Dwyer Brothers's gelding Hartford, by John
Morgan-CaloInel, 5. 107i9 gig over, McLaugh-
lin; G. L. Lorillards gelding Volusia, by Fat
Maloy-yandalia. A. 10l. over, Brennan ;
Murey's Topaz. by Ill Used-Back Slave. s. 1O2'
Maynard; Preatness Stables gelding Euclid, by
Generls-Nun, 3, 90, Olney; and Chpsiana Stables
colt Gath, by Hurrah-Chance, A, 90, Walker
Pools-Hartford $780, volnsla $40 ToPsy
sl55. Euclid $3.50. Gath S45 Books -
Hartford even. yousa to- l. Euclid a
to hartford dp led for quarter mi When vOusS took
first place and kept ~ T. the last ha mile Har.of
third and fourth positions Euclid wniied tour length
IN for mile. When he made his ran no haa 10
Hartford could not keep pace with HIM at all ana
EIeid by three lengths IN 2:4o, Hartford eond.
two lengths before Gatn third lopsy iOurih 'oiSia
last. Mutual pools S26 60
oNE OF BADY's RARE SUCCESSES.
Fifth Raco-Purso 500, selling allowances; Lie;
miles. Nine starters-Gisner's morse Keno, ageu loc,
hughes; W. C. Days geldng Monk 8, 80. Garrison
Ackerman's gcldiug Edwin A., aged, 100, watkins
Lakoands colt Babcock. 4, 100. wilnamsi r. Lorards
colt Manitoba - g. Hoover Olney; RoDDsons geld
ing Flee raer D. IO3 Walker; Owenss mare lssle, 3D.
j. Hyslop. p. II. Duly's mare Baby, aged, lo1'
Mclaughlin; and Wilson's colt Black Jack, 8, lOl,
Keegan. Pools-Keno 1928. Monk SlOo Edwin A. 800
Babcook 500 Manitoba 500. Electrier $40, Held 800
Books-Edwiu A 10 2 Keno 3 to 1. Ba5c1ek TO l
Manitoba To l, 10 10 10 10 against any other h'h-
Ioba was hrst away to bad START 6d .rin,1 a.
Back Jack then taking his place. Ma iteba GOT II
slight lead the low inrn, out INK pa se1 bn enc
tering the hOmcstretch, whie McLausLnn Drought up
Baby Win decisive rush In the last furl0ng, winning
by Two engns l52li. Monk second. two lengths pc
fore Mauitoba third Dabcock fourth, Edwin n nith'
Keno SIXTH Ele trner seventh Black JACK eghth lSso
lasL Mutual pools 800 o.
jim MGOwAN's HARD-woS VICTORY
sixth Race-lIlndicap steeplechase, so each, 500
added; 5000 to first 800 10 second $50 to third inl
course SIX stlrter-W &. Days pair. the gcding Jun
McGowan, o. III, W. Meany, and the hily Kate Cronin
formerly FAIR Barbarian, 3. l20 NJ. Moany; KayiPs
horse Disturbance, aged, 1G3. McGrath; p. Dnhy's
gcldiDg Major Wheeler, g. 1874. Callahan; Excelsior
stables horse Abraham 3. 1876 r. Me my; and Bennss
hor., Pasna D. 40, Philbin. POols-W &. Days pair
500 Disturbance S65. Major wheeler $50. Abraham
80 Pasha S25. BoOks-Jim MctOwan 10 ., DisturO-
aucs : 10 ., Major Wheeler 20 l, Abraham 20 l.
Pasla 10 to l. Kate Crona - to /. Ptsha refused the
watorJump agan and again until Ills rider
raye up trying to, get him over II.
KATE Cronin fell ut the first Jump
after crossing the course the saddlng paddock
lin McCiowan alternatcd with Abraham n the lead Tor
tArrrquarters OF aud tIen Disturbance passed
them 10 n. bur Jim McGOwan overlook htm a. tucy
i've gan te last quarter from thar point 20 tue
end the two mad exciting struggle under tue whip
Jim MCGOWAN winning by lenSth ~ o;-@' Disturbance
sccoud ten lengths before Major wheeler, ABRAHAM
fourth. Mutual pools 81 40