New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-15


added S2n0 70 second, 11 mes. There were sxty'nne
entries and five starters making the stakes worth $1,000
Panique and Himalsya withdrawn on account
Of the heavy track and the supposed superiority Of
dis pounds shanerS W. stoopss colt Tornado BY Glen
:sOns 81 King SRsosR Va fls lewis
waldens colt welcher,by wsrvick-Luna III HaywardG
ais SsffE Bst. u wi as s4C 1g
s Duke goo TSsaS S5 N fss sSo
Young Duke to 5, Tornado to l, areystone to 1,
Welcher to /, Dutch Roller 10 10 /.
Young Duke first when the signal came but Dutch
Roller quickly passed him He was not long IN the Lead
r vay Sss s
Passing the Judges stand the nTst time after after
head before Young Duke he length before welcser
closed on Greystone whose lead was essened to length
Along the backsretch Greystone remained length in
bind him. Halt mile from the close Young
Dase was a. meek with oeG IN sse
9reystone fall back and Young Duke come in triumph
But try he might Young Duke could not deprive Grey
stone OF the lead. and was now plainly overmatched
Indeed in the homestretch there struggle for first
Geso1s running away IRON not s sesD o tssS
pace with Tornado and Welcher Greystone won by ve
IN 22i Tornado second e9g,p rgbs behind
welcher, while Dutch Roller was dozen lengths In the
rear Mutual pools, S33.
GENERAL MONROE WINS THE CUP.
The fourth for the Coney Island Cup, two and
onequarter miles, with special scale of weightsa sweep
of $50 EACH half forfeit with 81 500 added $500
to second Out OF fourteen entries only two ran-Mc-
Elmeeps horse General Monroe by Tom Bowling Minnie
7. Morgan GO years, ia pounds, W Donohue and W L.
scott's mare Blue Grass Belle by War Dsnce-Balet a,
103, Lewis. Pools-General Monroe $780, Blue Grass
1 RS' S Re Bus 09 a n See led against b
two lengths for half the Journey Then the favorite
backstrech in the last mile Haf mile from the finish
General Monroe drew away and he won well In hand by
four lengths In Alba. Mutual pools 81.
ALMOST A DEAD HEAT.
After the duel between General Monroe and Blue Grass
Belle the fifth race handicap sweepstakes, $50
each, $3.50 added; $3.50 second; distance L miles
For this there nine starters-Dwyer Brothers Hart
ford Is, 1O9 McLaughlin) Hopsons Delilah a, 80, Pur
celD L. @. Bruce's Vocaic g, 49, Higgs), Mednger's
Emma g, So, Church, SATELLITES GonfalOn a. 10s, Glf
ford @. L. Lorards Trafalgar a, 1O4 Breunan), Gala
hams Miss Brewster g. s. Meehsn) J. Waden's Chieka
dee o. 90, Green) Kellys NtOt g, SO, Rafferty, Pools
Miss Brewster $780, Delilah $685. Hartford $50, Con
Talon S45, Vocalc S45 field 800 Books-Miss Brewster
TO 5. Hartford /, Delilah to l, Vocalc to l,
Trafalgar to l. Chekadee 10 l. Emma IL to l, Con
Talon II to l, NitOt 10 to l.
The start was excellent Little Higgs hurried Vocalic
off fast that he speedily took long lead Bat at the
end a mile firing sadly, and Riggs had TO whip
him at every stride to the end. Miss Brewster
t tWO had 0't the race TIC to themselves They
passed the Judges dsS S evenly th5 the cde4 &
favor of VOcalic. Hartford third dozen lengths
behind Miss Brewster Chckadee bad fourth ana the
far back. II extremely poor handicap none
having the shadow of chance except VOcaic and MISS
Brewster The time 217 Mutual pools paid S31 40
AN ODDLY ARRANGED MATCH.
The sixth was q match, three-quarter mile for
$500 side between l. c. watsons lly Lalla Rookh by
stonehenge-Nina g, 100, McKenny) and William H.
Cooper's FLY Young Duchess, by Duke OF Magenta
Orange Girl g, 100 MaynardJ Betting In the auction
pools was Laa Rookh $50, Young Duchess $40 and In
the books Lala Rookh TO 8, Young Duchess to l.
This was fantastic affair Young Duchess was so much
better than Laa Rookh that the latter could never make
her run Young Duches won in canter by hundred
yards. The time grotesque-1:26.
WOOSTER WINS THE sTEEPLECHAsE
Thelast steepechase the full course, for
which there were seven stsrters-Dufys Major Wheeler
g. AS Callahan Latrobes Wooster aged $50, Kenny
FIynn's Glenarm Is, 1877, Pope, and Beaverwyck
Is. Ia, McGrath, Kellys ClOnmel 4, 123, Jones',
NJ j. Days Camlus (aged 49, Lynch,
Hampstead Stable Tom Maven o. 1876 Nancy
Flynn's pair 1910, Tom Maven S1o5, Major Wheeler
S75 Canillus S65 field S75 BoOks-Beaverwyck to .,
Tom Maven 8 to l. Major Wheeler 10 l. Wooster 10 l.
Glenarm /, Camillus g 10 l. Clonmel 10 10 l. CON
mel fell at the second jump Camilus went down Win
crash half mile nom tI Inc ri5 Sl'c
Lynch was for long time but the surgeons
said no bones broken and he would recover Moo
Ter won by length in 413i. after an exciting nush
with Tom Maven. Major Wheeler was third, SIX lengths
behind Tom Maven, Glenarm bad fourth, BeaVerWycK
far behind. Mutual pools pa 40.