New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12

and ,vas rrst nv enptn tnrougn tne opening rione
but increased his lead TO two Lengths Paoe gov
off 40 badly and che 50 last tnat ne
haf dozen lengths In the rear. Eoe WIS
two lengths ront az the end OF inc mrs. q9lea ri
somewhat and in a furl ing more was AT Eoles taL bu
Eole under D,nohue's driving drew away and az me
end ~ lie halfmie-run in 51i9 secOnds-he again
two lengths before Monitor Pas le SIX lengths Denlu
Tbe were run In III 7 aud Monitors head
was once more by Eoles ts Parole fully eight lengths
behind. On ckstretch Monitor gained surrey All,
was at Eoes saddle furOnR more, at the hall closing
TIL first milerun In the remarkable tlne OF l'4-2 ney
were head and mead 90 hey bung tor nan lurions,
end he length I'm { q lead, aud whlp ana spur
couu get more out Of Eole. Parole was stll nan
dozen lengths Dehind the lower turn but IN the nome
stretch he came with such splendid rusn mat MonVI
was in danger ard The spectators began Shon ing %
wiDsl" IT "a gallanC effort and II Perole bad Dcen
little nearer Monitor at t1G nca or the noncsbeou,
wouc have been euccossiu But there was 100 'uhCn
turs meek he alt red aud Monitor won Oy qialtos
before Foe Inc success of Monitor WIS received with
satisfaction cheering beino abundant ana nehIy
Parole could got homo nrst Mutual pools Sl4 DO
PIERRE LOEILLAID's srcoND SUCCESS.
Fourth Race-Free handicap sweepstakes, SO eacn'
$500 added 800 TO second. 80 miles Five starers-r
LorIlards colt GOnfalon, by Glenlyon-Gondoa '3 lo''
shaucT Preakness stables colt Trombone. BY Great rom
Duet g. 103 Huliowayl .LLorlard's gedng Volusia
by Pat Maloy-VIndalia a. LOG, BrennanG L. Gra1ams
eeldmg Brunswick, by Barney Wilians-Naud Lyon
"a. iO2. Walker ard W. C.. Dab 3 colt Red FoI, by
Coniaion 500 Trombone 500, yousia s45. brunswick
$40 Red Fox $40 BOOks-GOn al"n 2 TO l., 4 9Do9e
]. Volusi l, Brunswick 20 l. REQ FOX ~ 20 l.
Brunswick led the last furlorg with NOusa pus
ing him vigorously. The favOnte Gonfalon, ran Walt
ing race aud did mp until ne reached tne lns'
haf mile IN the hOmestretch he readily outfan brus
wick, winning b. length In 2:25, Brurs"lck second
two lengths before V0usa, the others lar DGcK' mu'
pools SD 40
ONE MORE FOR THE RANCOcAs STABLE
Fifth Raoe-Purse $500. selling allowances; y mile
Seven stariors-P LOriilards nly Batledore '3' w.
Gallagher); Bohn's nly Lena b. 81, Coffee; j. Nc
Mahous marc Mary Corbett Is, 90. Haggertyr Little
fields horse Clarence Is. 49, McKennO; AcScfman'
marc Clara A. %, IOs Waikins); Somervilles geidng
Map NATHAN (agea 30 Dalto1). J. WIldsns ally lsuDy
o. S. Green. Poo s-BattedOre 800. Lena 500 MARY
COfbrtt Sij SIS each for tue others Inc start was
extremely bad Lena the second en9,ce III euo
winning by four lengths IN El64, Clarence hec9hu,
length before Clara a. third; M"rt CUrDett iolth zen
lenglhs behind Clara a, Manhattan hltl bHturuV e
was entered 10 be sold Tor $50. S,1 VIZ a 'oue" ava
$3.50 by L. Lttleneld. Mutual pools I'll 1o
The FAvoRIrl. WINS THE sTEEPLECHAsE
sixtn Race-Handcap steeplechIse. full course purse
the GO ding Cbaremagne aged 1876 pounds Curtnl and
the hlly ChipCla a. 100. Roow); l. Harris eeding Gap
tain ork (aged 1885, Ford; r. Bennss morse FashA w.
I3s Pope: GarsOa's horse Abraham %, l26 ureeI
W &. Days nly Kate tronin %, 10. Mca'yi huu
MIer's colt Burn nam Is. 40. Devan. Poof-Dawr"s
entries Sl2O captain YORK 500. fhshh TiO AoIdhaih
$40 field sos. BOuks-C harlenasue y 10 .. captain
York Ia /, Pasha 10 Abraham TO 10 10 agHhS
any o. nfr. CuipOla went wrong earit Ohptal', loiN
fora TO be- Succe.I-d by Abranan nut "u
he fla Charlemagne easily outrsn tnen al Winning ny
lengths 5:l3. Captain Gofk second hehl eoIe
Abraham third, ka,e trOnin poor iurih faHia hn.
ana Buruham sixth. There were no ialIs MUTUAL Poo''
Sl0OJ.