New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-01
EoLE WINS THE sTIRRUP CUP
CLOSE OF THE COMFY ISLAND RACES.

Jockey Club Yves brought to end yesterday IN tue
presence of many thousands OF men, women anu
children who saw admirable racing a SINAI,
part OF which was obscured by heavy rain II
all of the day hai been fair the multitude would PROV
ably have exceeded all previous hering' at
In sste OF the weather fell far below the mghest
number on the records. The transportation was wen
managed the Manhattan Beach Company conveying '"o
great host used its steamboats, ana uabs "ou'
DELAY or accident although had to transport an army
OF people to and from the beach In addon 20 lnoso ~
attended the 1t was remarkable close 10 very
remarkable meeting which has put much money IN Tue
club purse The receipts from the bookmaKers ana pour
Sellers from the keeper of the dark and disal
under the grand stand and FROM the lessee OF Vuo r
taraat privilege. make big total In addition 10 'no
riches gates Judging from the attenuahce
this must the most successful race meeting
n money way ever held in America The profits must
run into extremely high figures These prohts 90 ho' so
into the general asury of the club except IN so m 10
they rloy be used for buildings and the improve
ent of the grounds In part they 20 to pay generous
dividends ON the club stock. which is not held by the
members of the club as class but by NUMBER oil
wealthy men, including several mionnares This being
the ease and being every reason to look forward 10
more big profits in September the public is hoping 10 SEQ
the buildings greatly enlarged and improved inc uacA
wi,iened and a han dsome clubhouse put up MON
mouth Park is now much superior 10 Sheepshead BAY in
csc respects There not seats enough at eheeps-
heal for much more than one-haf the number OF specta
ora Tie present club house is nothing but mean
little she'd and the track is dangerously narrow NJ crlt
cr POINTS II the club viii remedy these detclences nave
decent refreshment and restaurant facilities ana get
starter who knows his business the future meetings.
may be expected to popular and successful
than the one just closed
TIE great race OF yesterday was that Tor the Surrup
Gun In which Eole scattered his rivals IKE chan
THIS magnificent racehorse-undoubtedy the pest
to-day on This side of the ocean over Cup
pourse-carred 126 pounds over the long journey rs
lis burden merely blanket, and ran away from
Mooitor General Monroe, Compensation, Volusia and
thu rest as If he play in pas lure. sucn AMI
as as Booack and Jack OF Hearts are several degrees
In nk below champion of this GLASS. and Eoes great
rus yesterday proved in the clearest way possiDe-n
any proof were neeied-that his failure on THURSDAY
vas due TO his Jockey and not to himsen.
IL il true that DonOlue rode him on DOM
days bu5 even a Donohue may learn something from
sush bitter experience that of Thursday. He was
outidden by the jockey whom he hates CneLsusnih
and he have been on terms OF Ditter ehinity sinoc
Mclaughlin accused him of foulng Barton with Duchess
An The Post sakes He caused bis admrer eulogst ana
pstrop the "Plunger" to lose no small sum by MS
bupeling tAir Walton himself admits that he lost
S05OO The booKmakers say be lost much
more.) He had plunged the triDe OF Ephralin
I'm mourning and had been forced TO enquire INC
reproaches of Mr. Gsbhard and the iroWhs oi
Mrs. Langtry OF then he did his best to retrieve
HE ON that score Eole really eager and AMBITIOUS
m the race from the in bumor. indeed scarcely
yer known in him before 1t would have been wretched
Jockey that could not win with him yesterday iniS
great horse could carried 40 pounds and probably
more and still have 1t is refreshing to see racer
that can with 126 pounds and an OWNER with puck
enough TO run him at that weight There are very Few
of either In the United states
The starter gave the frat race to swirl was run III
thunderstorm. III tie second race the lowest welgn
was on Bonnie Scotland gelding called
Bxrpuro. aud the mud suited him. but 1t
WAS not a strong lot that he beat In the
TvoYesrOld Selling Sweepstakes wyniham Wal
denis fly Tolu a fast but unlucky animal. was the
fayorte She got of badly the start being atroclous
Mr. Kelso's FLY Equipose was first away ana won
easily. showing good deal OF speed; 50 mucn
that there was lively bidding for her after the
rae she was entered at the price of $4,000 but Mr.
Kaso a. j. Cassatt was forced TO pay $1,000 TO keep
her THIS was hard for the stake was worth only @23OO
ssd Mr. Keso has scored very few successes since he
csme on Tie turf But in Equpoise he has hly o. much
promise.
Tie DIVERS carried off the seaboard Stakes with
Rarnes only Empress and Renegade venSurng appear
AGAINST him. Barnes made them ridiculous He Is
colt of rare substance and speed In the steepechase
w. c. Da US pair got both first and second places
THE STARTERS BOUNTY TO SWIFT.
First race-Purse $500, all ages, selling allowances.
Eve furlong. Twelve starters, old Hickory jim Deipg
all Wel
starter Oh Friday morning and his name was not on the
oeia Iist THIS was due to about the entries
but the whole thing showed bad management. The
dozen were ID. ID. Davss gelding Hickory Jim aged,
100 pounds, Fitzpatrick; G. l. Lorilards hily swift
g. 1922 Brennan; Blohms lilly Lena o.
1O2 GARRISON; Crilges geding Colonel Watson
a. los. T. McLaughlin); p. Ii. Days geld
ing Pluuger a, 80, Barnes,; Hapleys colt
Gisnulien o. H. O'Hara); Hopson's tliy Delila Ian
81 lO2, Riey); Askey's geldng Ben Thompson %, 30
Cooks gelding Weasel &C. III. Driseolp Grahams MY
Ssr rss,ls 70 HSslop,. Pools-Hickory jim 800
swirl s7O Lena $40, Colonel Watson go, field 500
CvIoe Watson to l. Plungers l. AMI from 10 TO 20 TO
4 against any rhe rain came down IN Hoods aer
the had as.embleda the post There were many
breakaways and in OF these NJ Donohue the rider
OF Lena was thrown ana ms col md arr" nn
40. sne taen went back TO lon the Others put tne
siarter gave the signal when size was hau IurlOng
Ann and swift much adyanage mat catching them
y onarfer mile. when swift passed him and was
easily first to the end winning by three lengths
=, sa VS 80 ssSd before Colonel Watson fourth Incon
slant close firth, the rest struggling IN Baronea was
ola moi wish her to win and questioned him. He said
the NILS fractions and he could not maze ner 20 op
S2gG5 swift was entered to be sold for $1,000 W. C.
Daly bought her for S2.ooo
Az OUTSIDER GETS HOME IN TILE MUD.
Second Raee-Handicap sweepstakes, all ages, $50
aash $500 added 500 to second; Ia miles. Eight
overwhelmingly colt Capias "a. 90. Carlson; p
Iclard's lilly Battledore g. go OneyJ; Jeter waidens
mare Flower Of Meath IS, 81 Riley; Mukey's mare
Topsey u.s. lO6, Maynard; woodfords gelding Barnun
"a "a caidWeiD: 5neGekers mare GiIOfa %, lO2, w.
SsnoiueJ; Bowies geldIDg Eettle "a. 3d. sInltb) and
TIfiu'e morse Keno aged, 30, Wasker Pools-tapias
ffat;ledorc s11o' Topsey $50. aeld $3.50. BOOKS
Csplas TO L. Girola 10 l, Flower OF Meath 10 i,
Topey 10 l. Baltedorc 10 /, Keno to J. Nettle TO
i Iarrnurn 20 i. After badly broken start Keno
fhowed the way. leading 10 the nual iurlong Battle
loore the second places lOf
(Nearly a mile. III the deep mud at the close Keno
do,,ndered and fell back while Darnum CapIas and
Nellie outran rest Barnam getting The victory by
a quarter length IN 2:l3, Capiss second head
eug1bs before Topsey. the Others pulled up. GiOha
tnoligh ll-barked betting had serious attack
o. the slows" she never betrayed any sign OF speed
p0ols. $40