New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06
KINNEY,s NARROW ESCAPE.
SAVED BY MCLAUGHLINs RIDING.


One race of rare excellence, one OF moderate
interest two failures and Wak-oVer maue UP 'no
eeapty sport at Jerome Park yesterday The spectators
we're hack in town at halfpast four-promptness Wth-
ou nrecedenbut there few OF them though the ar
was ful of the mellow wine OF ruddy OCTOBER eageS VI
the turf wagged their gray heads at the D"yelS
for running their crack yesrold George kinney
q. miles with ll9 pounds up They said that sucn io
ould break him down as early Luke Blackburn anu
Hndoo Well 1t looks likely Every muscle OF tue ooi'
was tired It's limit in the furious tug ne hSu WIN
era Monroe and only the hardest riding oI lhs
hard riders got HIM home In front AJOckey 'naV '''
IA Mclaughlin strains aud sweats in doubtful race
will not be found, search the country o'oi
The first mile of the Grand National was cra"leu
over In 1853. With fast first mile George hinnoy
might not have lasted TO the end with 30 hca'y "o
and therein a mistake was made with trafalgar. no
carried twenty four pounds less than kinney "naS
sense was there in waiting with him Many reGIe'eu
that Eoe was not entered With EOle IN aJ Ioo' anu
Aena starter AT ll5ner original weight but she won
two bapdcaps after the weights Out, thus lncnrlh
penaI,ies-Gcorge Kinney might have come III 'uIIu
AS 1t was the run precisely to SUIT i'n pu'
how many cups will he win next year aI'ef S"0H
struggles $780,. ,,+
only col third place Rica winning with Donohue III Ihe
saddle If Mr. Cassatps trainer mad engaged Dohohuo
before instead of putting sucn hanger as heaiS o
his fnp mare, would nave won nan loi i'''' 80
year. Jack of Hearts is much below MS sprl"s o'''
So Il General Monroe, or Kinney wouLd have Lalc"
Weasel tok the selling race lie has rare speed oot Is
MOI often allowed To VIII. rigid review oi "edseIs
career by lust would result III WV
or two reiirementS fIom the 'urL D'',u'O
anc, made a procession or the s'eePiocH"se'
Jerome Park is yielding the vicious 3SSlh %, NM S
a,gnts IN sccplccnases. In June l55 pounds was tue
Il,Inum, Now It Is here De.o% lou l,, poIio
Alter TIE performances OF teIeIee' Dluc T,e
aud All hands Around the last two day the HSpaI
of ~ L. scot's stable for Erie would nc hal,u S1I
t.Int led ~
Iu0,e aOle show such cnanse IN u 10" ESl 80
Enows% sgi4 t Saa S Se 5Gt always races to
win but ms nave got the ois'ehpcI VI '' WV
since they LETT Sheepshead Bay - 20
Fl,st ilacs-Haudicap, $50 each, $500 addedi I-Io
- E,ye stariers-K elso's fiy RIca, by klnghsher-
Tadv Mentmore, years, III pounds W. Donohue
I.hy 6 J,bnsou's horse Jack OF Hearts, by III Used
Nellie JSmSs sr o. ldS farSniea g. 1925 5Is over
lewis: BurcI's mare Helen Wallace, ny Governor
1s"nniion-fannie Fisher, D. 1912 ZIG over hiey;
1iraulins geldng brunswick, by baraey Williams
Maud Lyon, 4, III, McL5ughhn BGttInsIIJaeK n, OF
Aearts to s. Kca TO l. BIunSWcK . 70 T. ielEH " al
lace to l, Al Hands Around 3 10 J. ueieh hauace
by sand soon yieGos to SS'A H pno
cave Rlca ner head, ana sue won rather easily py
Lgns T. ,hTy Only neck before Brunswick fourth, All
Hands Around tar back. llne I:1o ,, ,,i,
Nak-IEer o iFand National Handicay 500 EACH half
tcr'et on only so declared out o. September rs
SS,S ADDED ia miles. Three slarlers-D"yTr BIOthels
SeGESs HSY cn Ky orsc Geer Non
~ NV iom BowIng-dinnle T. MORAN o. lis, t1z-
IOe, a, l. Lori larus colt Trafalgar 10y King Alfonso
PATTON Htrro1te g. 90 Oney. Bettmg-Gsorg Kinney 5o4,
General Monroe 10 l. hraiaisaf 20 20 l. %IEgT N nv
16Tee lengths passing the stand Tue hfst ihnr-
ns md IN Turlong furtuer ne was at kuney's hnuG
Ili,1v Drew away utde IL the utX nan ine. f.5s-
ing I'D was a ieugJh ana nsf trafalgar as ielStn
hacE oI NOnrOe. Now me pace became nol "uH loice
Sa.G an Knuey. AT tHy quarter post the ldNOlltC ;
leaq wa GI 1s AZ Kane s saIdlo .urlOng and
CTiytnc AS they came Ia slsgt lrom DtAHu We n.,L
hlnE,y If the iavorite sn,yered. Kinney kept
bsg advantage up 10 me tullons post "LeH uglelI,
SIonroe pusued neck III mont anu Acl@ 4sali Jg,t
4t IA non, bean asulnS iuiiOdsp aud forcing hs
coli Tor every Ounce there Nas l. MN Al Ind' point
George Ktuaey looked au over DC1,5n not7J !"
STcce ercd FitzpatrlcE was also forced 10 70
Wmp While ntle o.nty was now lISuaus LtS5ui' r, AZ.
three whips hyug aud tue three NSnseIOu'' 'Ic ncJ
81 mn 10 Inc uulsu Gcuvfal Monroe ana Trafalgar
ln Ine i|Ss aJistrd ana Mclaughlin was tonuS Lac a
Sn--Iirer at Une huaI june. Kinney oaieB sa'eu inc
iTotD Ggli,ral Monroe second, two lshs rs 30 oie
Trafagar Inc time vas al l. ioI Iig l b 1 - i
~ - tpe mile ana qudrCf -'-tI2 "hu INC n''t anu
nail 2:lGIs Inc Dryers were t.ref7 ana 'ne! sO'
+l~Tiao a ,a -.,d not take ~ FOR cue Two hii,s
MURRAY tS at Eac,-Purse $500, selling; &ul!e Eve
rT~r.-B Pryor's lily B.4c4 Cat D. %, ilyal0p; PEG
tal ,r4 tyns,autna 5, lOj NJ. DJuyluci W rAc5
LHS S Wc.seI formerly NaGoneu, u, lO5, Inayer
SiITIeGeld's colt King Fan 3, III W. DOnonue ana
bndys mare Baoy age, III, IA. "arl bG'l9g-
81 Cal 5 10 2 CoOstaluna 20 J. Weasel 10 J. ki'g
Fan s 10 l. BaOy 10 l. Ntas 90 lle D,st Oh ,ng
start lea all way, no otner ever Egl,lAS near ana
Won by K lengths IN cahier IL !;I92 CGu'LaMuu
second "A eugtH before BaOy tAIId' bieCA Nd4 IOSL H.
and King Fan la5. No OlAdlug. 49,
aim Kace-oleepec purse 500; snort course,
Eorr sIsrfers-KTylPs horse Disturbance, aged, 100
nNHuds McCratu; Duftys gelding Majot Wac Ter, D.
1870 T. Iyucn; Dawes mare B0sr, agtu, ll3 T. he1nJ
sVV Renns's morse Pasua, s. l35, Kinney. BUtuuG-lis
tnrbaucc 20 q Major 0eeier 10 l, Rose 20 l. faana
2OtoI Disturbance leu all me way aud Won nnGGr a
mil by three Lengths, Major Wheeler second, nan
ieugti before Rose third, Pdsna lar back Time 3:jO
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
The list for to-day promises much better sport than
that OF yesterday The twoyearod race beng especially
attractive Here are the entries:
FIRST RACE, HANDICAP. lis NILES
wa Pdsr Yrs. Pds
p,Varro ll6 BuCCaIeer.......- ~
HTa,iN-....,... llZlualedon . u +"
sEooSp RACE, TwOYEAB-OLDs, tPECIAL WEIGHTS