New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-26
they make match they do not IN
tand 10 be ut any dlsadyantage.

rs M A., rrec,.elv the same conditions those OF
the Monmouth Stakes, except that the addeo moheJ
! will be $500 instead OF $1,000. SO there VIII %
chance for Iroquois George Kinney and Eoie
to meet again and many careful observers OF
| race think Iroquois win win II they DO meet
| FEATURES OF THE OTHER RACES
General Harding was not in fit state for hard race
! Yesterday and therefore drawn from the oeieo'
Stakes which won after an exceedingly eAci'ins
contest by George L. Lorard's fine fy Lousette, the
DIVER Brothers' Burton being second. MI. Loriiaru
| won the fret race with Ihackeray, Bob Miles secono
The DIVERS we're succesun two races besides the Mon
mouth Stakes the handicap at mile with Wanderipg'
and the selling race with King Fan. Hayward rode
both Thackeray and Lousette for the WestprooS sOe
and Mclaughlin was ON George Kinney and King Fan
In the steepechase only four started and TWO OF he'o
fell and one bolted, leaving Major "heeler
| to win at his ease Tho fallen riders were not hurI
steeplechase Jockeys to bear charmed lives. LII
dozen Of them should plunge into the Niagara whirlpool
| the chances are they would all emerge unnjured.
| THACKERAYs LIVELY RUN.
First Race-Freo handicap sweepstakes Tor twoyear'
| Odds S25 each, $500 added 500 to secondj lnne
rv. starters-C L. Lorards colt Thackeray, by Great
| Tom-Melrose lis pounds Hayward; Dwyer broIhers
| colt Greenbush by Glenelg-Annie Bush, lO6' j. MO
Iauehlin j. I. Wsmss colt Bob Miles, by fa1 Mainly
Daily Morgan 1854 IL over, Hughes; Resos niiY
Eclat. by Enquirer-Ivy Lea, DO, j. Dononue; aaa
Crdge's colt Ph@nix by Glenlyon-Chgnon' %, Di'
Dopobue. Pools-Thackeray 500, Greenbush $Ioo'
Rob Miles $40, Ecat S25, PheniI SIS. Books-IhacK-
cray to 5, Greenbush 10 /, BOD Mhe'
o 10 !, Eclat to 1, PheniK IL 10 l.
The start was quick and good' Sreenou'l
being first away and Thackeray eeoond. insteau oi
waiting with Thackeray usual. Hayward hurried Nun
from the fall OF the nag. so hot pace at the outset
see,neo much to disconcert Greenbush aud he quickly
went to the Ecat was sent at her Dest speeu a
she and Thackery had close run for hall mile noo
Miles being third. In the hoinestretch EcIat Ieu oAo
and Greenbush could not get up Bob Miles maze soou
ansh aud gained rapidly on Thaekeray IN dne ISs
hundred yards, both under the whip. But InaeketV
had got much ADVANTAGE In the hrs quartz, y
Won by half length in l1e, Bob Miles second, Two
lengths before Eclat third sh. twenty lengths before
Green bush fourth. Mutual pools sl1 3d.
HOW GEORGE KINNEY SUCCEEDED AND IRooOolS
JAILED.
Second Ract-Monnouth stakes, for three-year-oids
and upward, $500 each hall forfeit $1,000 sdded'
81 600 10 seeond weights pounds above tue scale IL
miles Five siarters-Perre LorllarPs brown morse
Iroouois. by bennington Maggie b. b., D years. III
nornd. Feakes: DIVER Brothers' pair. the bay colt
Georre Kinney by Bonnie standardization g. H.
j. Mclaughlin. and the bsv hily Miss "oodtoru ny
Bill.t-Fancy Jane. 3. l07, Hughes IT, L. borlHru'
cbestnut gcldlng Monitor by Genelg-Minx' aged To-
Harvard; and Frederick Gebhard's bay horse Eoc' ny
Eolus-war Song g. 1877, W. Donohue. Pools-iroquoi'
81 400 81 OOO $3.50; Dwyer entries $500 $500 Sooo'
M,uitor $40 $500, 5000; Eole s400 $500. $500 In
the books the betting nrst TO against Iroquos
Dvyer entries Is to s. Monitor 10 l, Eoe to l. bu'
a. the betting advanced Iroquois became stronger ~
yorite aqd at the close 1t even against lroquois'
| a IN 1 against the Dryer entries, TO 2 against
Hon,tor To against Eole. At the start Iroquos was
tribe in 'front.' Eoc second. Monitor third Mss woou
ford cnrh and George Kinney last but none 80 fsrapart
s IN make tho start unfair OF Feakes mmcd
atey pulled back IroluOis to last ace nay ws.e SUI
Monitor iuto LEAD. aud IN furlong he was hr.t oy
| le4eta Hiss NOOdfJrd having taken secood p aYe,
euSn before Eo-. George kinney fourth ana r29uod
| ORD. prrtty At Monitors saddle while EoIs
Iuuuils card. two eIktns oehinu %iSs Ir,on"s
ai1 len, aud half before George Kinney iTolnos
last Tue second quarter was run In the same tme as
the first, aud as the ave swept Dy tn1 sn calls
an f,youte uofses Miss MOJdforL was nsst oy hedd
Hon mey S ~, "a h, head before Eoe Iroqu0s
trailing two cnsthA behind Eole AROUND ne tul w ~.
thrd quarter OF the they advanced the pace no'
| Vel seyrfe Monitor was nrsI IN rounding That curve
Miss Woodford's nOse boy bis shoulders Georsc hnney
length before Eole, iroq lois stul TWO Snsn' n
rear Al the quarter roal tue race wa a ~ t -E
| wss at baud. Miss WOOiforh and Monitor qucAeneu
~, 80 a. II eanh had felt the cal o, duty IA
The .iape 81 ol AZ the quarter p0-t MONITOR
ned ,ny was IN advance Miss Mool0rI b.lnE sccOuu.
To- rng bs before her stable companion be Two lengths
before Eolc lroquois last by length. urong on the
backsirech and Miss WOO lofis heai anu ncus VII, ~
before George KINNEY. 10 fourth. lenEth oacs Oi
| kinney. lroqlois still trailing and waiting. now
oaee was furious Tue quarter mile Gu g b1cksiretch
was Ia 24+ seooads Al TINS rA'e OF speeu III ~
were rapid changes, George Kinney snVt ~, W Nv,
staDe panion aud Monitor. aud a. the bane poSy
miie poing run IN :tJS the Dyer eo was mnI
| before MiH woodford. she lengh before
Fees IA allowing The Derby winner to run little,
| bn on the lower turn Eole with SURPRISING outN
dashed o, Kim and length before Miss Wood
ford she a neck before Monitor lro1uoii ast by engn
droppei back and the left to George kinney Eoe
sud iroqao!A Feakrs sent the son OF LeAmns!on WI
| rusn tlAt aiuOst brought Nun ON even
| terms with George kinney but tue , enort
| on To " IA
George K1nscy the three beiug well together for
Gred yards beyond ito fgrlong post, aud
| then Inc Three yearold drew away and
neck before roqnois hrd he tea lengths be ore Moai,
tor 10 rn Mise Wood ORR last The Time was 2'JO tho
horse seemed much distressed when tnoy came back 10
the paddock There wa, Wild shouting and great ap;
| again and again. Mutual pools paid Sl0 80
| WANDERING WINS, DUPLEX BEING nDERLEss-
| Third Raco-Frce handicap swcepstikes, $25 each,
$500 added 500 TO second one mile Five starters
Kcsos lilly Rica by kingnsber-Lldy Mentmore 4. 49,
| OIrary, withers's geldng Duplex, by King Ernest
Echo T. u.s. sparing Dryer Brothers colt Wandering,
by Wsndercr-Ringlet 3. o. Purcell; and :. Bryanrs
pair the geding Charley Marks formerly Big Medicine,
| by Bonnie seotlaud-Eiza Davis, aged, 90. Bryant,
| ana the nlly Emma Mauly, by ST. Marlin-Cicey Jop-
| son 3 So j. Donohue Pools-Rica 500, Duplex $40.
Wandering S65 Bryants pair 500. Books-Dupler to
s. Rica 2to l. Wandering to L. Charley Marks to l,
Emn. Manly 10 to l. Duplex stumbled a the start and
| snnrlng fcl Oh. Tao horse rideress arOun the
cpurse with the others Wandering speed y took the
leaf aud though Emma Manly Charley Marks and ilnay
Kca made esperatc attempts 10 reach him. lie held
tbem NH safely beaten all the and won by half
| length IN l:43l2 RIca secoud, length before Emma
| Manly she two Lengths before Charley MARKS Mutual
| pools $23 90.
| LoUIsETTE BARELY BEATS BURTON.
| Fourth Race-Seoct stakes, post sweepstakes for
two yearolds 500 each, half forfeit, $1,000 added.
| $3.50 TO second u mile. Five starters q.
| L. Lorlnards bay lilly Louse,te. by Gleneg-Stamps,
| lhera' col
| Mercedes no. J. Mclaughlin; Sneakers brown lilly
| Duchess, by Kingnsher-Lady Blessington, 107 W.
Donohue; d. d withers's bay Ally Nonage. by King
| Ernest-Minorty, lo7. shauer; and Commodore Kilt