New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05


Fancy Jane. iV'
The weights as the above list shows, to be seven
pounds the scale and the distance will be one ana
q half miles II all these horses run-and
there seems to be no cause for doubt that
they all will run-ths ought to arouse
an interest and excitement not approached since the
days of the great sectional races before the war.
Here the beat horses Of the East and
the West, the flower OF the American
turf to meet the only American winner OF the Derby
On the same day the Select Stakes for twoyear-ods
will be For this the subscribing owners will name
the hereafter; but Bryant the owner OF Cen
eral Harding snedeker who controls Duchess Mr. With
ers the Of Nonage :he Dryers. the owners Of
Burton and q. L. Lorillard the owner OF Reyeler and
Thaekeray, and also Pierre Loriard Commodore Kilt
con and Cpsana Stable have subscribedhe fastest
twoyearolds in the United states, will certainly meet
August % will be memorable day in turf annals.
Pierre LOrilard won three out OF the seven
races at Monmouth yesterday, and his
success called out hearty applause. Aranza
appeared for first time since her trip abroad aud
showed speed. This mare was always exceedingly
fast but nervous and uncertain But she won the
first in style that betrayed
nervousness The Red Bank Stakes for twoyear.ods
fell to G. L. LOrilards colt ThaeEeray. with the top
weight OF lis pounds-a credItable performance.
Pierre Lorilard's flly Blossom and Mr. Wtbers's
colt by King Ernest-Cyeone did not equal expectation.
Pierre Loriard's feet hlly Breese whsked of the hand
cap Of mile, but Mr. witherss colt Kingke made up
much ground after unfortunate start that most OBJ
servers thought that send-of would have made
Breeze second instead Of frat.
The withdrawal of Leonatus made tue
fourth a gift for Parole. The
cradle star was feeling uncommonly well
and he shook OF Aels and dosed Big Medi-
cine IN way to be remembered j. 7. Williams neat
little lily Pearl Thorne took n tine selling
ran and sold In the Beacon Stakes, wherein two
gentlemen riders and four professionals took part Flower
Of 4eaIh having escaped from Mr. Purdys deliberate
hands into those Of jockey who does not tarry,
eeeded in giving Captain Holmes yousa and
Barbee ClOnne a fine view Of nimbe pair Of
bees Captain Holmes has fallen into
habit OF winning and this unusual experience
did not enrapture him. He fell into a sadness So did
the hackers OF every horse but Kitty Clark In the
.ieepleehase Kitty running like pussy Of retiring
disposition with dog in her immediate ylcinity. In
TACT Kitty made such show OF the
Held that many thoughtful people could not help reflect
Ing Oh her lack OF speed III The hurdle the other
Mr. Days horses sometimes play that worthy gentle
man sad tricks He has long been noted for racing
strictly cash basis
Yesterdays races were those originally appointed for
Thursday Those arranged for yesterday will be
run tomorrow. The entries could not be
obtained last evening, Captain COster hold
ing the opinion that too much dwelling
Oh the chances OF the horses during the peaceful hours
oi sunday might Interfere with church Attendance
ARANzAs FIRST RACE AFTER HER RETURN.
First Rsce-Purse $780, special weight conditions,
II mile. Eleven starters-w. Donohue's horse strath
spey, years, Ill pounds W. Donohue; witnerss geld
ing Duplex, A. ll5, Sparkling; Dayss geding Hickory
jun, aged, los, Gross; p. LoriIards mare Arapza. g.
no. feahes boIms FLY Lena, 3, so. Walker; Owenss
norse enoe'ssonn D. lo4 Leary W. G. Days colt Red
Fox. A, III, Haggerty; Ackermans mare CARA A Z
80 NJ. Donohue q. Lorillard's colt rra,aloar q Ioh
Breonan; I: H. McMahon's gelding Lytfon a aa
Usher; aud Pieakness Stables colt Macbeth A. i0l
sso hickory Jim $780, Lena $40, field $50 Booxs H@
ssTsl1aspey to "a AraDza to l. duplex Hickory
hard lot 70 start and It wa only after long delay
jim were ia front and Meadsl.so@ na m msfE sit
~ the post Hickory Jim ran into the lead but
n Font the end though hard pressed In The home
seten by slrHth.pey and Duplex Aranza won by
ss;ore Duplex thrd Macbeth fourth quarter length
SsSnd nDqp up, Clara nth Lena sixth Hickory Jim
@nth' Mendelssohn last. &utual pools S22 90.
IhAcKERAY WINS WITH THE TOP WEIGHT.
seeond Race-Red Bank Stakes, woyesrolds $50 each
"r Starters $1,000 added, $500 to second weight penal
us iof winners and aiio yancesfor winners mile
sh' starters-P. Lorillard's FLY Blossom by Saxon
SDngosre, 600, OlDey); witherss unnamed colt by
Aiog Ernest-Cyclone, Ole sparine); g. L. Lorilard's
M nv inackeray, by Great Tom-Melrose ul5
SS"a)' keso's FLY Eclst, by Enquirer
Iesi 200. Lesry); Kelly's unnamed colt, by King
cor hss oBritonsrse os Fishery McCeauds pair the
MN o va Sook ~ len BroeckJennie @. QO3 HoIlo-
Wstera u .Ie nly Pearl OF savoy. by vgil-Zea 1OO
Sis pgsaIstn. Possthe wlthers colt sI5o BLOSSOM
EitSsrs ca ~ $S9 Ecat $25, field $40. Books-the
swsss snss sny other Thsrs again many break
repeatedly. TAe start Wss fsIr m, RI iS ~ sna
G the Wi rsrS '5 was r.t away Bob Cock second
ssi Iscso together 70 the furiens post in fha baos
Vslu,.sdI ,s ,. hAyward brought up Thscieray with
'usn' passing Them both But he had