New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13

Brennan); ]. McMaRon,s colt Joe Mitchell, 81
Glen dam 1 co. as-t including T
fsel-olp6an Glr C0y, Carlson; APPleSy, & John.
fss % II kHs soaas gssd
Msca 0 Hy,0R .,b j. a Ksys S SS. IhgTs
Poors1Trombone eco. Bsttledore 500 Heel asd-TSa
hset snd!fss Ttai; g J. TSals: tet
Ing ins about yOlenily When me Gag fsl tIe esvs
BncRstone second, Harriet third, Trombone fourth
HoelsndTos and Harriet disputed ne lead up g "a
Stone, Trombone and Affair being conspicuous amonl
H Ier passed foe and dashed away az such
pace that seemed almost hopeless chase after her.
But she tired badly In tn, scr am BncxSn
the hundred yards, winning ~ TWO lengths Ia l59,
half isSst6 sasad OF Msgnste Pixies Prid>
NTH and the rest pulled up. was no,
best IL Trombone and Tbures never had any chanos
they not colts OF class TO give sway weight az thv
we're required TO do. Mutual pools go 40
HOW cole WAS BEATEN.
Fourth Race-Monmouth Cup. sweepstakes, $50 eseA
play or pay 81 900 added $500 TO second; the winn@
OF the Baltimore westcheser AonftorD or Consy Island
tEoe Cup carry pounds extra; 20 miles Thirteee
subscribers and two starters-F. Gebhsrds horse Eo%
by Eous-war Song Is years, l25 pounds, ridden By W.
Donohue) and G. L. Lorillard's gelding Monitor, b
Monitor $50. Books-Eole to 8, Monitor to l. The
two went away at an easy pace, Monitor taking the
lead and running length and half before Eoe ThS
first quarter covered In 29ia seconds ana the hall
mile In 58a Eoe did not close up any 10 the nrst mia
which in l:51l4, nor was he nearer Monitors
head when 5ne par tbosxS that he would gss
In the next quarter but the old gedinss iead was n
sSd an nsn saw that ali Bis Efforts
bring the big horse closer to h0nit 81. tas5
stretch the two moved swiftly, Costello never allowing
Monitor lag Both horses were now running 10 Geaq
lbs lead The general public then what the kesa.
eyed experts had before and then began desfen;
long after the horses had crossed the line. Il
only By R in front the Fol. anSsp whip
spur struggling with the desperatlon OF despair In
% s S Urs E nn side :
sde and aounderng about like disabled ship in storm
ss sDon "o q % sSs
speed to ourun him. Monitor won BY half length 10
1 asrs s "a: iH' sGo' y
redoubed men danced about in Wild delight pushed
shoulders wrung hands and expressed their joy IN
almost i% ns sSs paddock nsfs r sss
renewal Of the tusult Costello cheered again
and again. lie only smiled IN response Dononuer laes
was SET and grim Worn out In brain and BODY wholly
defeat he looked EOle's head was dropping, he was
reek1nr with heavy sweat and with foam, and on ms
sde were deep spur scorngs from which blood fell "a
slow thick drops. Monitors SIDES were Marked Out hs
After the RAGS OF course champagne In profusor
no mood the
which will not be over soon as 70 tns cause "
and sagacio1s turfmen suggested that if Eols h:4
been sent to Monitors mead cary ~
race and the
But was run just Ia the style that SUNS an
best Mutual pools paid $40 30
MR. HOLMES oUTwITs Mr.. PURDY.
Fifth Raee-Corinthian Stakes handicap sweepstaksa
gentlemen riders S25 each play or pay $500 added
S75 to second one mile. Three starters-Jeter-N Wall
den's mare Flower Of Meath, by Buckden-Graoe Dan
ling f5 l5O Belmont Purdy); YoDkers Stables horse
Navarro by Buckstope-dam BY Joe stover o. l5o' y
u Homesl and F. Lorlard jr.'s colt Nimrod, ~
Genyon-Hghland Lassie o. 145 Baron Won IedI l5n
PooIs-Flower Of Meath $50, Navarro go Ninrod ~
Simrod 10 q Mr. Purdy rode with no Judgment being
widely strsy as 70 aSaTra az the nsh he made little
effort until he reached the last hundred yards wnen
FOO late for Navarro retained the advantage ne nad
waneS Whining by length, Flower OF Meath second,
dozen Lengths before NiInrod Time. E4S MutnAj
pools a 90 eep Ine pses in the rs race in order q
affect the betting on this one
CHICKADEg WINS THE SELLING RACE.
Fifth Race-Pmse $500. selling allowances, 2 mile.
Min. starters-somervils Stables colt Heck. by Lean1
lngton-sister Of Mercy a. "a. sands,i G. L. Lorllarfs
eelding Fearless by Pat Maoy-Lady Greenfield g. eo'
Brennan); W G. Days Ally Little Katie, by virgil
Blunder g. So Garrisonl Blohm 4 Co.'s fy Lena '.
lou sramints by Lon gfellow-Miss McMacn g. 10
0inev1. Sherman's colt Gath, by Hurrah-Chance /,
lis McCarty); Magenta stables geldng Charley KEN
| LAND by Hiawatha-Queen OF Scots H. MeLaughnn)t
| JeIer Walden's hy Cnckadee by Niator-Chek Oiday
a. 95 J. DonohueG Jennngs's FLY slipper Dance by war.
Dance-Slipper a, 50, Dummy. Pools-Charley kenp-
land 5000 Lena $780, Chekadee 800 Little Katie SLOW
| Iaramnta $50, ned $60 B0oks-Charley kempland.
Sfo Chckadee H. Lena 20 l, Little Katie 6to Is q
IL against any other The start was one OF MI Pincuss
| worst performances There were number OF break,
aways and ne lost patience, dropping the flag when bali
| 1ot We're scattered for fifty yards. Slip
| ner Dance and Chckadee were so fur IN irone.
settled when thegiag fell Cnlcksdee
passed slipper Dance in few strides aud kept TIE lead
10 the end though hard pressed in the both
| nv Charley Kempand and Little Katie. These two get
Oh Wretchedy II the had been fair Chickadeo
woud have been by both But In the last hun
dred wards when IL evident that Chickadee had tug
race and Garrison ceased to perseyere ana
| Chckadee won by lengths In 1870 Charley hempa
land nd two gths before Little Katie third Lara
mInta fcurth Fearless hfth Heck sixth, Gath SEVENTH
Lena eighth slipper Dance last Mutual pools s3S 80
| Seventh Race-fIandicap steepochase, purse S3O0.
DAVIS gelding Jim Mciowan5, 170W. Meanyl; Roche's
| ceiding Bay IS, l40 HurleyG Bradley's geidins
| Greenway formerly Ben am aged, l35 Popel; j.,
| Dopohues gelding Rochester (aged, las, Lynch:
| and L. c. Bruce's mare Palanea 20, LOO.
| DEAN Poos-Jm MCGOWAN $50, Bally s5os
| Greenway S25, field 500 Books-Jim MCGOWAN TO D.
Rally to l. TO against each OF the others Paianca
was null of whiskey acted absurdly BaLy oo!tet
and GTeenway refused jump after jump: Jim McGowa1
| won as he liked Paanca bad second and kocaestep