New-York tribune., 1883-06-15

It NAV be that the managers Ol tlo ""ii
haitian Beach opposed to racing in principle ana
wish to make It "a hard they can to get 70 the
course at hoepshead Bay Or perhaps they prefer tnat
people shall go by the Hunters Point line Anyway
when the unfortunate passengers by the 2IO ooat o
whiteha-st reached Bay Ridge yesterday only 70 ma
their experience OF last Tuesday ropealeu--ho
train IN sight a long delay In the incos-
ure ard ARRIVAL at the track after the nrst
race had been run-they mildly surprised. Iaey
had supposed Tuesday, trouble would not occur agah'
When the there seats for not more than
three-quariers Of the number Of people. IhereOy an
important section Of the Democratic party was put 20
no small discomfort and danger for Stale Senator ana
several Aldermen compelled to stand on he Pa-
forms II SIR Corbin had realized in what peril Tam
many Hail stood Of losing some Of her most eminent
statesmen his heart would have melted.
When the people all rot there the attendance was
large. The racing good or course the D"yer'
won They count as lost that day Whose low
descending does not at least two to their erea
1t must monotOnous for them 10 succeed so steady
but they support their te with resignation Tber BOoU
Jack was first the three-quarters dash, for Wnch
be was an Overwhelming favorite They did not start
George Kenney the Tidal Stakes OF the big prizes
OF the meeting but they did start Barnes. They said
they wanted 60 give Kenney rest Barnes proved
competent substisute, he routed Pierre Lorilards
i'm pored colt Pizarro-he favorie and the only other
starter-far more completely than ne was routed by
Kenney Mt Jerome Park. P1zarro has become coward
and " shuts up in pinch.
1t was day OF big for the Of the Ranco-
cas stable and those who follow his fortunes They felt
that Tzarro could Barnes aud acted accord
ingly They also made that Parole would win the
second race but the in humor for run
ming aud came In fourth Monitor proved moro trust
worthy defeatng General Monroe handsomely. 1.-The
Plunger" fared III again. Evil days seem TO have come
for him on the turf.
First Race-Purse $500. winner Of the frat race OF
fpfio
six starters-Dwyer Brothers geldng Boodaek 5 years
III pounds McLaughlinl McClelans mare Fatnitzs
t5 115. w Donohue McElmeeps horse Navarro (5, 125
Fitzpatrick Kesos illy Heal-and-TOe 3,102, LearyG
wtheIss eedlng Duplex "a, 49, sparing) and Keene's
Ally Palmetto q, 102. NJ. DOnohuel. Poos-Bootjack
$500, field $40 Books-Boouaok to 4, Fatlniza to l.
Navarro to l. Heeland Toe % tO1, Duplex 80 to 1,
Palmetto 80 to l. Palmetto acted badly, delaying the
start When the flag fell the favorite was two lengths
IN front Along the backstretch Duplex well and
at the halfmile be was within half a length
OF Bootjack. Navarro third, Fatnitza fourth.
by the lower turn Navarro moved up swiftly and
a quarter OF mile from the end ON BOouacRs neck
In the quarter Navarro felt the heavy weight and
Duplex aud Fatinitza alope disputed the way with
Boouack. Duplex showed unexpected courage and
by three quarters OF length In l16@. Duplex second,
a length before Fatintza third she six Lengths before
Navarro, HeelandrOca bad NTH ana Palmetto last.
sseond RaceDPnrse $500 all acesspecal weight con-
dtions; one and quarter miles, eight starterP Loril
laris gclding Parole by Leamin gtoD Maiden aged
81 a agST S james 5 HsySar GsS
Dvyer BrOrhers' Eelding Carey u. BY virgil
Ladyhke "a, los, McLauginl; q. l.. Lorillards horse
GresnlaDd, by Glengarry-Neyada %, ll5. Hughes;
T. " Mc'nhoD's gelding General Scott, by Glen Athol-
Lotta a. 93,wake); JE.key's colt fhurles, by Lisbon
Austria o. 50, rhayer; Peter Walden's mare Flower
81 Meath. by Huckden-Gsaee Darling o. 1lO. Hollo-
Belle Of York g. ll2, Collins) General scott and Jack
OF Hearts In front ~ the start but before the irst
quarter % mile finished Flower OF Meath bad a
sleh advantage she went by the stand head before
Parole ard a length before Thuries, Jack o, Hearts
iourih Caricy b. aud Greenland Tagging IN tue rear.
Parole dd not get the beter ef Flower 0f Meath until
the haEnnio post reached. aud hen she was at his
neck vith Ihurlcs close third In the next quarter
jack OF Hearts made his run, and so fast did
he move that he ga3 sooa IN the leii.
10 the last quarter none OF the uneg codl get near
ana he 10 at his ease ak lengths before Inurts
ht a sses % 1eltIS Caie! -, ,t riOi5 I In n, , ~ & ~
Mesfh. jim Nelson SIXTH General scott seventh, and
S37 20 Paroles performance great dis
appointment to has owner as and his his friends ends,
much couGdeace But AZ his age a raceborse
becomes uncertain te W9s IN no MOOD @ Tor M running
strrtch. Greenland moved with the deliberauon .!
CAB horse Yet TWO yea 20 nc was almost IN he first
Tnird Raee-Tdal Stakes, ter threeyear,.olds, 500
I4-2 with 81 900 added, 500 to second; mile
There eignty-one nominlugls put only two start
er the reputation 0f those two Keeping the others out
They we're Pierre LOriard's imported bay colt Pzarro
by nturerMillucr q IL pounds ridden by Feakesh
and Dwyer Brothers bay colt Barnes, by
R,lIet-Ntrcedes lis pounds, hidden by Mclaughlin
PooI.-PizarFo 5000, Barnes Sl20. BOOks-Pizarfo
of the start but Feakcs hurried Pzarro and they
reached first turn Pi5arfos bead was at Barness
sbonder, A. they got lary around the curve PZarrD
shot forward aud gained mech lend which he increased
10 quarterleugth az the quarieT.p9s In hu1dred
yards more Barnes had closed WIN Eim anu they rah
head aud head Tor hundred yards Iheh Barnes besan
gaia, slowly at nrst but soon rapidly ana was clear
thai PzarrO was efnatchtd Inc host 9I iriehs oi
the Brooklyn stable fell TO- shouting anu fsakes ir 10
whipping h@rrc hackers n' Of garnas ksst gGF tbeT
voices going aso. All the hnal haltmiie Barnes
had a success, aud without ursng constantly
enlarged the zap between thom. Barnes gallOped in
without eliorl aud wih no todoh Oi "hlp or spur any
showed that he was thoroughly exhausted The time
was very sow-lA6a. But The timex wn- not In bad
in OIL proved Az Jerome Park on lar s.ower course
Pzarro put George konney 70 MS pest speed ia the
could do nothing against Barnes certainty an inferior
coli 10 George Keuney and was made ptaDle wecrk IN
I'm tii on this track In trial. 8 miles IN 2ll und
y mites Ia 2:3s. His trainer ana owner might wei De
cuuent the basis OF that trial bOth colts appeared
,o @ ~ th,r. !" art Ia.t wear PzLaro was better race
horse Than IFS conduct yesterday proves that he
mas become cOWard-tLat ne cannot he relied on
IN hNri striee lie has displayed rare speed fpest.
edy But Barness way Of forcing the light from the
outset took all the lie out OF IN The prize was worth
Fourth Hace-Handicap swcepstakes, $50 each, with
$3.50 added $3.50 10 second ~ miles Seven starters
= T. Ioriliars gelding NOn,o by Gleney-MinN Aged,
l22 Costblo; McIslmeels horse General Monroe, By
Tom BOwling-Mnnle 4. Morgan %, lls FlLpatrlekl;
Pierre LOrilards lilly Hawasse, by saxon-Nandahte
a. IO5, shauer); Oden Bowie's gelding Nettie, by
Dcken,-Nete a. 92, smith; BrysOns hoIse Irish King,
by LOngelOw-Lilte Fanny laged, 100 Learylj wood
f6rd's hy Ida h.. by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a. % Carl
som; and j. KellYs colt Curlyle g. 80, Dunnl Pools
Monitor 800. General Monroe sso Hiawa.se go.
field $50 BOOks-MOnior4 To 3, General Monroe z to
s. Bawasse to l. Nettle TO l. Irish King 10 To l. IDA
H. IS 10 l. Carlyle Is TO l. Carlyle led for five nrOngs.
and by the stand Monitor running second. soon
afterward Monitor 20 the front and remained there
General Monroe had waiting In the rear division,
hut moved MP when Monitor took the lead and was soon
tu secOnd Lace Hswasse however, did not sner him
To tay there aud running gamey along the backstrech
go 10 Monitors flank, bat could gain more Monitor
had them trouble be entered the last quarter
mile and coming st .adiy along won by q length
I'm 2:53L Hlawasse tired sadly In the
homestreteh and General Monroe got second
place, q length before her Hawasse was third, SIX
lengths before Irish King, Nette poor hfth and the
others far back. Mutual pool tickets Sl2 To-
Fifth Race-Purse $780, all ages, selling allowances,
lie miles Five starters-JeIer Wa1en's colt Antrim
a. a. nnuah pferra IOF