New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-05

THREE FAyoRITEs OUT OF SIX WIN,
DUPLEX ECUADOR GEORGE KINNEY, AELlA'
REFEREE AND PURITAN SUCCESSFUL

REFLREE AND POlAlAN oSNNhooi Wv
A cool, penetrating breeze blew over Inc
sheepshead Bay raee.rack yesterday Inc altenudhoo
was large The programme was not SO interesting as
that OF Saturday and the betting was mnch hgh,er
The six races were of In good order; the starting
was goods finishes In some OF the races were
citing particularly that in the race Mentor
Economy and Ecuador finishing 30 nearly together as w
mako 1t difficult for many of the spectators TO ten "cn
horse really won. The fayertes were successful IN
OF the races Duplex the first race aiter 9'o'o
and exciting brush with Aranza and Fenowpiay' bVoF
lack the fayorte, poorly. rather lndlneIehV iO
Of faced the starter in the second race
DIVER Brothers Ecuador winning his maiden race.
George Kinney, carrying 125 pounds, easily defeated
Empress Pizarro Al-Hands-Around and Blue Grass
Belle for the September Stakes. Kinney, as usual
wanted to stop when nearing the finish put nDeia
application of the lash made him Keep "
his work. Aella with the top weight beat promlscuous
lot in the fourth McCoskey led nearly al Tue way
and was fairly run his feet by his baby jockey some o
the poorest horses and the jockeys were In the MIN
race and w. L. Scott captured his first race OF the
meeting with Referee. Those behind Referee were
sorry lot OF horses. The usual amount OF tunonns
occurred in the steepechase eight horses starting anu
only five finishing. The winner turned out 10 DC
So little was thought Of him that So invested on n Al
the French pools paid $119 40.
First race-Purse $500; the winner OF the nfst race
the first day to carry five pounds extra 81 mile Eight
starters-witherss gedIng Duplex. by King ernest Vi
Maearoon-EchO, years, 115 POUNDS Sp'i"ns'
p Lorillards Aranza. by Bonnie eco'
Arizoua 8, lie, shauer; Dryer Brothers eeiuAhs
Bootiack by Bonnie Scoland-Sparrow grass' D. i%o o.
Nc Iaughlin: McMahon's geldng Lytton, by saxon
Lizzie Lucas g. lO9 Walker; Preakness sgeiulps
Euclid by Genelg-The Nun, g. 100. Holloway haoiiiS
& Pattons geding Fellowplay, by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
K liz spellman; W. G. Days colt King Fan, by KING
Ernest-Fan Fan, 3, 112, Garrison; ana Mchmeels
horse Navarro by Buckdendam by Joe stoner D. 10
Fitzpatrick Pools-Bootack SIS, Aranza $40, Duplex
s25 Felowplay $2O Navarro $50, and neid 80
Books-BootiacK 8 to 8, Aranza TO l.
Duplex to l. Fellowpay to J. Navarro to l. Euclid
90 to / King Fan 20 to L. and Lytton 90 TO l. Duplex
WAS fractions at the post and caused several break
avays The horses finally sent on 10 lalr START
Feowplay slightly in 'front.' with Euclid second Duplex
third and the others well up Euclid went out AT once
and set the pace leading the backsiretoh by half
a length Duplex second, the Others together Eucho
held the lead up to tho homestretch when the Others
closed I'D and after hard finish Duplex won by head
with Aranza second, neck before Feuowplay third'
Navarro fourth King Fan fith BooUack sixth, Euclid
seventh and Lytto last They were oil Close togother
at the finish Euclid well for half mile and then
tired The time was 1:16L- Mutual Pools, $40 10.
Second Race-Purse $500; Tor maiden twoyear ODDS /;
sDeca weights; three quarters OF mile. Nine starters
-Key's unnamed colt by King ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
los Fisher; Keene colt Dutch Roller, by Dutch skater
Constantinople 1o5. Day; Cnpsiana Stables colt san
doyal. by Springbok-Emma Lawson, 100, Evansi
Bruce's Ally Economy, by Enquirer-Martca' loZ'
Riley, Dwyer Brothers colt Ecuador. by Enquirer
Nevada 1O5 ]. Mclaughlin: c. l. Lorillard's gelding
Mentor by Glcpeg-Mnx, 102, Brennan; Walden's colt
King Tom by Tom Ochiltree-Letty, lO5, Biay look;
Kittson's colt Rataplan, by Alarm or Reform-Iady
IuInley lO5, Hughes; and kelso's flly Woodark' by
King Alfohso-Mollie Wood 1O2. Leary. Pools-sando-
val $50 Ecuador $50, Mentor $35, Economy $50. King
IN I
Mentor to l. Woodark 4 TO 1, Ecuador TO /. Econ
omv 70 l. King Tom to Dutch Roller 10 10 l, Rata
nlsp 10 10 /, and 15 to against the
Britomarte colt. ECONOMY had much the best
of the start, being length and a half ahead
of the Others Economy held the lead almost 60 The wire
The tnlsh was close, Ecuador winning by mead only,
with Economy second, only head before Mentor thrd
Dutch Roller was fourth. three lengths Dack the
others were beaten OF. the time was l:I' MUTUAL
poV b,rg Race-september Stakes for three year-ods
81 90 escn S25 forfeit with 900 added the second to
receive 500; winning penalties III miles. Five starters
-Dwyer Brothers colt George kinney, ~ bonnie SCOT
land-Ka theen, 12J pounds, hidden by McLaughinj Il
Loriards colt Plzarro. by AdventuIer-- Mnlner, Ilo
MsnSna 10 Hayward; and ". l.. SCOTS pair Of Niles
An.Haads-Arouud. by War DanSe-iaranie,ia' 10
Riley aud Blue Brass Belle, by War Dsnce-lailet no.
Lewis. PoOs--lieorge Kinney @4OO, EmpreSs @loO,
Pizarro 300. aud SCOTS pair so BOoks-3 10
agsirs f George Kinney, Empress to l. Pzarro To l.
All Hands Around TO and Toto against Blue Grass
Belle There little delay at the start, the nag 1al'
lag at the secoud attempt Pzaro was slightly ~ 'front.'
viii EIue Crass Belle second, George Kinney third, tho
others close up. Blue Grass Belle Mas immediately sen
out 10 aud ;going down the mad
opened gap OF about e,shL lengths: George Kinney
length before An-Hands Around fourth ana Empress
last George kinney with hs heavy weight vas running
easlv and mis- hackers felt confident Passing
tse grand stand Blue Bellies lead had been
duced TO only three lengths kinney Was sun second
running easily length before PZafro third ony Iaf
isnrrn before Empress fourth. Ai-Hands AROUND
last under pull Going down the Dackstroleh George
A ausrter of a mile FROM the nnsh Kinney seemed TO
fIlter, when Mclaughlin gave HAN lew singing cuts
ment Dy about two and holi lengths IN 800. Blue
Grass Belle second only mead before Empress
" Fop acIIardcap sweepstakes OF $50 each with
75o added of winch $40 TO second; Us miles. Nine
starters-G. L. LorIllards mare Aeiia by Glenels-
La Henderson, 8 years. ZIG pounds, brennan;
R Rs5yyas. e a. 1oo moioway; r LOrillards colt
Gonfalon Dy b. M oney
| A. IO4 j. McLAugIn Burchs mare Helen wallace, by
Governor Iy ,swata ~ WINE
Han,nr,|iizzie Belleld, s. 1OO Barnes Appleby q
IoipuaoH's horse Jack Of Hearts, by illUseaNelhe
jaime, D, 1l2, ". Hayward; and steN ensons gellng
aa MeSo'k fSSsAe he~ SIP JACK Of
Si5O iIarity yI15 GOnilOB so. cardinal McCioskey
SO LACK OF Hearts /, Harlty to l. Gonfalon
to l. Matte Rapture 10 Helen Wallace TO 1, Cur
III far start was made with Waliensee front.
Aea second Of Hearts tnird aud tAe others close
up Hlariiy rushed throug Tue PACK ana leu around
tie turn aud past The grand stand Tue lightly weighted
McCokey second the others punched when nearing the
quarter nile pole McCoskey was sent odt and immed-
afey began 10 open wide gap. Going down the back
| streich his lead ten lengths, Aela second,
| Wslensee thIrd, ami Matte Rapture fourth.
Cardinal McCoskey held the lead until within furlOng
from the wrc when lie tired badly AID both Aela
Matte Rapture passed him. AelIa won rather easily by
| two lengths. Matte Rapture second, head before
McCloskey third Maensoe iourth, helen wallace NTH,
Hilary JACK OF Hearts seventh, Goniaon eighth
| ana Hiehfyer last. Time 2:2i NGlual pools SIS 40
Fifth ace-Pursc $500 welter weights al selling al
loSonee mil. seven starers-scott's geldng Referee
by Hurrah-Klnney X, years, 124 pounds, Hayward;
| Dudy's gelding klupP Gun, W har5 ofallon-fh
| Raushee aged, ZIG, Fitzpatrick; McMahons geldng
| Marslaj by Glel- Atho-Lotta, 4. l29. Mclaughlin
owens horse Mendolssohn by observation-disclosures, aged,
I1s Jones Days geldng Monk, b. Hurrah-Grey Nun,
II9 GARRISON Lskeland's geldiOg Arsenic, by Geneg
La Rene, aged, l22 Lakeland and Aekernans geldng
Nnblei00., BY Wsvery-Molhe Cad. asen, ~ BarDer.