New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-05

Recna and Tdu rot off badly Hughes sent Psnique
along at pace which speedily made MN c.osc sscono
to TSaokeray and ere long the other Kttson co WI up
win him IL was very close and exciting race AZ nney
reached the final furlong, Thackeray HAVING ds d
Eccos and Blossom almost on terms with her
Equipose retired In the concluding hunoreu yniuS hy
Issanuina panied In the last few strides winning W
tbreefourths OF length, Blossom second, head pstefe
Thackeray third Eccola close iSurH ogrtb and
Papidue sixth, Gideaway seventh, Ioiu es e, 60 M"
Emgrant ninth. Time, 1:O4i2- Mutual pools @oooo
pIzARRo TAKES HIS REVENGE
Third Rare-Ocean Stakes $50 each, play or pay,
$3.50 added $500 seconds thirty subscribers ana iou
starters 1ls miles. The starters were Dwyer bro'nerS
bay colt George Kinney. by Bonnie scotlsnd-Katheen
g, 1O5. ]. McLsughlln; p Lorillards lmporlcu Day
colt Pizarro by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q, 105 shaue
D. D. withers's bay colt Kinglike, by King Ernest
Mimi g. 1O5 Holloway; and p H. Ryans hly Caramel
by Monaschist-Bon-Bon g, 100, Brennan). POOLS
George Kinney $3.50, Pizarro $50, field $50 Books
George Kinney to g. Pzarro to 1. Klnelike to l.
Carmel 20 10 /. The start was excellent kngnke
and Caramel instantly began racing in front at great
pace the end OF the first furlong as they passea t
tSreefourtbs Of length before George Kinney, he
Length before PznIro w. Taese not Changed in
the next quarer mile, the pace still being furious
furong further and Georre Kinney was making hs run,
gaining fast on Caramel, the Oily nov firing Az the
halt. mile post Kinglike nearly quarter Length
better off than Kinney, Pizarro now third rev strides
likes The Withers colt struggled gaiandy, but be had
had much in tie early part Of the ce ana SIn mn
Pxarro with such rush that almost winking Of
an eye he was at the avortes nt rev the homes
stretch they head and head but an Instant aser
Pzarro was clearly ana me fnSrs aroaned IN
spirit as they saw all McLnusan eTcs div
Pzarro held him safe all the last quarter winning wen
second, six lengths before Kmgilke, Caramel bad
fourth There some shouting, but II could haruy
Ssyorite great many would have been glad to
Mr. Withers win upon his native heath Mn'ua po'''
$40 as
THE SECOND FAILURE OF THE DIVERS.
Fourth Race-Long Branch Handicap, $50 each, half
forfeit but only $40 If declared out on July g. $500
added $3.50 to second 81 subscribers and four start
ers; IL miles The four Dryer Brothers gelding
Bootjack by Bonnie neutrality-suspicious. 70, 10.
McIaughlin Berry's colt John Henry. by saunterer-
Iua Gaines a. 49, Hayward; g. l.. Loriliard's geld
ing Monitor, by Genelg-Minx taged, 1l9, CosteoG
and snedeker's mare Giro1a, by bennington
Rattan (5 1O2 W. Donohue). Pools-Bootjack $3.50 John
Henry $780, Monitor sos, Giro6a Sl5. 'Books-Boo.-
jack to 5, john Henry TO 2, monitor 10 A. 1fo t
to l. The four in couples Tor tnree-quaiteIs OF
mile. Monitor ami john Henry IN 'front.' and Bo,tlacH
tsird quarter OF the last mile bur tae best be could 60
not goOd enough TO overtske MONITOR lne IatteI
ten lengths John Henry lac eight lengths before
Gro1a Mutual pools $3l. noo 49,
5000 added 1925 to second fs miles. -Four starters
p LOrillard's reiding Parole by leaning on-Maden
REGARDLESS &C. no. sayers); G.. l. Lorillards eeding
volusia by Pat Malloy-vandalia a. li2, UraD; and
snerman's geldng Gath, BIZ Eurrah-l'nance "a, 100.
Iearyl Pools-Psr0le 1925. vouss 500, PIi,m 500
Cain $50 Books-Paroe to o. Pra to ; o. v ~,
mile Parole Prism waiting Ia the rear In the maj
aa @ leesth Vons second six lengths before
GaIh he four lengths before Pria The time was 24z'
SIxth Race~Purse $500: selling alowances; Il ZIG
miles. seven stariers-lit1ner's sldiag Ddn X: Ngec,
los pounds, rdden o. j. McLsnshln); Sac mas gela
gridng Corsair o. III hn9les Yonkers sa6le's nors
Oh ctaSso % o poacnas Eor III div uoOS
srant 49, 49, Olney) ani Leeyres horse siar,le aged
P ans $685. fV coTslr sss st.rie S5 did s
BOoks-Dan X TO s. startle 10 l. soisalI y l.
InconsianI stol CacEadee startle conspicu,
in the early part OF me rae ana CheEa9ee even so
IN he domesr CHI Only the vigorous riding or NC
Laugau DAu X 20 the fore IN me last furong ana
his victory was mar won though nc was "a spg1 III tac
seconds quarter length before inconstant she mead only
ore Navarro. Cnicksdee hftn. startle rxth Corsdr
last. Time, 1853. Frcncd pOos, ; 1000
ARTHUR nUNTER AGAIN IN THE SADDLE.
Seventh Racr-weiter Cup-Handcap sweepstakes for
gentlemen riders, s25 each, play or pay. $500 added
SIS 10 second; Y mile. Five starters-Purdy's
mare Flower Of Meath IS, 165. Belmont PURIFY;
p Loriard. jrs colt Nnrod @. l4o rdden by Artnur
Hunter under the name of Pciham); Loven's Reldng
Aurelius "A, 49, G ID. Holmesi Cpsana stables Ally
pixies Pride q. 1877. Mr. Ward; ana Roach's gcldng
Bally Is, 145, Mr. stonel. Pools-Flower OF
Meath 500, Nimrod $50. BaIy $40. Pixies Pride
$50. Aureiius S25 Rooxs-Fiower OF Meath TO 2,
Simrod TO q Pixies Pride l. Aurelius 10 1. BalY
toll Flower n Meath did not seem anxious to Join
the resi- ut start, and so Tar back when the
others we're that she cid not get near them
mill the homestretch reacAed. Anrslius went on
With q rush and Pixies Pr de soon took second ace
Bui Mr. Hunter got out Nlmrods speed IN the second
quarter style hat quickly disposed OF them all He
iel aanoing lead al the way up the homestretch
winning by lengths. FL WEI OF Math second. hall
isngn before Pixies Pride third she two lengths beiore
Aurelius Bay last. The time was lis, and French
pools paid Sl9. $3.50
Eighth Raoe-Handicap steepechase purse 300
$3.50 to Second; full course rhree sarers-Bradleys
mare LILY Morson (aged. 100. GreenG Benns's horse
Pasha aged. las, Popes and J. Donohues geld
ing Rochester acea. 145 Lynchl Pools
Lily Moron $l1O Rochester $50. Pa-nt
S55 Books-Liy Morson 10 8, Rochester :" l. Pasha
2 10 /. The three well together Ly Nor on lead
Roche-tlr bced at Inc wall near The three
quarter post. That put him out OF the LILY Morson
and Pa lad clese and interesting race 10 the last
stride both doing cir hest and both being erhaus ed
ar be close Al the hurdle In the h0mestretch Pasha
sfruck hard and would have bad fall N he hurdle
had not toppled This good fortune secured him
the victory by a halfengh In 5:36, Lily Morson second
French pools $17 70