New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
ENDINGTHE SUMMER RACING
SURPRISES AT sHEEPSHEAD BAY.


, ~, .,o.o of Tho summer racing and the opening Of
.ho out,o,n season Of sport were marked by great
,npljtude Of spectators brisk betting lively contests
ord enthusiastic interest at SheeI shcad Bay Inc
,vcelicut management for which the Coney Island
Jockey Club is noted was conspicuous throughout inc
afternoon and the enjoyment at the course was gen
eral The transportation facilities afforded by the
Manhattan Beach lines excellent. tremendous
thunder storm caught great many people at serious
Disadvantage after the close of the races ana some
hundreds got to their homes drenched and dripping
But that was a visitation for which neither jockey eInO
nor railroad company could be held Responsible III"
the deaths from pneumonia and other lung tronoieS
which may follow cannot be laid al the door OF either
1t must be said however, that the conduct OF great
part Of the crowd which was under the covered way
- :le race grounds was brutal in the extreme.
LOT Of rufianv fellows passed forward IN such way
"a TO pusb weaker men, ladies and children ont into
tie storm Captain Williams, With his awelnspiine
club would have been welcome appalition just 'heh
t. the peacoable and wei disposed
OF course the track deep in mud ana oil the
time was extremely slow As usual on muddy
course the foyoros failed only one Of the 7X george
J. Lorllard's Glly Lousciic, being successful. MI
Caldwell the startcr, madc sickoniug moss of the
first sond.o0 giving the fyoito. intto Mnch' no
chance whatc,cr and leaving two others nj the post
llo did good work with his other ftarts except hnt hc
ca Bnfton ~ tho post IN tc SECOND race. ut Burton
could not possibly have II was an uhlncHy d"y
f5f James Mclaughlin who rode both Latte Winch ohd
Burton Ilo aiso rode Richmond and Chccimnir but
oil iis mount, turned oui sadly.
gbst iiupfo, ne two. yonr old Eaohns hnlfbroihor
Of HLadnmantAus. won the opening duh Of I've fur
longs though Jim Rcnwick showed great speed "t tho
finish.
I,ui.ette is now really oxccllont FLY. She can.
4 tout .r.e- r-f,INs g. t.
thoroughly at home in mud, and if the great Twin city
Handicap next Tuesday should be run On "A muddy
track even with ler weight of 40 pounds she VIII
not be far from the 'front.' at the end.
Tolu and Cle,stonc showed nj the June meeting Of
this club that they could run well in mud. They
showed it again Yesterday when Iou won the selling
evcepstakes at 3-S miles. and Greystone took the
Great Fall Settings Stakes Hartford almost made
dead heat with ou, but Greystone success was easy
oano fell far below the expectations OF lbs friends IN
The run for the rich Autumn Stakes. he defeated
Wanda at Monmouth heavy track, so that no ex-
cusc can bc made for him that score. The truth Is
iha, though good colt he is quite fr.t-cass and
Wanda was not herself when he outran ler James L.
Kelly won lis first important prize this year. his re-
Iowned FLY 10y Glenclg Annie Bush, fairly playing
With the field. She up the homestreich at pace
hat none of the others could approach On dry track
che might not have done well Her haifbrother,
Bushwhacker. was always excellent mud horse.
Patrick Nancy, the noted cross country rider, Won
tic stcepleclose ccyerly with Miss Moulsey
DETAILS OF TIE CONTESTS.
The first race was for purse Of $500 FOR ell ago. q
.n.lc. Eleven rlr-Blolns colt Little nnch q years.
J pounds ridden ny j. Mclaughlin p. II. AcMdhons
colt Eachus q. %. Hi.gs, Hennes colt skand q,
lis, Hayward. Wa'to's mare WoodhoWcr a. rs, w.
D1lphuel, WalI,n's celdins Hart y. sG, kiver') T.
loilar Is colt Exl, o. 93 over. One0 Buch anan's
- .trft = &c LrIf .IC
col Miller p -, Gin. ch BoAman'- colt Colonel Nor
=. g. III. Lows. W. McMahon's eeldmc Charley Kemp
Ina 90. ll5. Mccarthy, AID d. :. Ba!dwins 2eding
Zen Woolyy 4, 10, F. McLaugnlini Po.l.-Liiue
Hluch $50 Jim Eouvick $50. Exile 500, L curs Mark
la,d and WopIn1vcr rs each. field 50. Eooks-Litte
-Iuoh to D. Exile TO l. WoodGOwer, Jim iienwick and
Iac.us 10 cach MARYLAND to /, Har, TO l. Miller
12to l. Charley Kcmplaud 20 10 /, and 50 to against
Colonel Morris and Zen Nooley.
The start was extremely bad. Hart aud Ben Wooley
ii < left ut the pos. aud Tie dvOnie Little hncb NOT
1creinmoton. Miller al much the best gift Charley
KcmuIsud second E4clus fourth, jim R-uwck fitl,
l-1l. sixth. the rest never had the lost chance.
.icr lo four lengths iu the Lead IN the second uroIr
=. in the bonn. stretch be tr ANA E.chus pissed him
am won hy two ctls ia 1903. jim Renw ok overlook
iii leriutbcl.s. fer strides aud git oud ace by
meek Mgra u1 was "a poor fourth, Charley K'mpaud
1fh. The yes. pulled mp. Iuu $50 %.
III, second race Was for thr. e-y, aro'ds $50 each
Ssooadjod 500 second; s'ecia weight conditions;
= nile. IigN lIf-'f L. I'IdNN my lN'uiN't" VI
pounds. ridden 10y BayocO, Peter G. Iox's colt Tom
r,rin an Wal crl r T. Walton's imported cot Rich
nold u0O. EyauD, Mr. Kcl-o's Ally Equipos3
OOs. Meatul. w. Jcnuinsss colt Inttler
OH, Lewis. j. W. and r. H. LIQUIDS
INV Lazy Loud UOa. Lewis, d. ID. Wth.r-'s M
NAMED colt by stouca,ucc Tattoo uO3. W Donohuc aud
H. s. BALDWIN. c.u Burton UoG. 1cLaughlin). Pools
Iauisc'tc $780, Tom Marin 80. ciu0Id $40, Tatlcr
SO. Burton $50 Tattoo colt $780, LqWpo-o Sl5 Lazy
InuI so5 Book--Louisettc even. Tom Martin ! to !,
10 and u to against the Others.
ia, ipoi.c first 1 ~ start Tom Martin scsond Lolt-
sctc third Burton was let at the post The Tattoo 1t ran
out hat Iou- pissed him on the lower turn and won
fnnctnicr hy adolcu eng hs. Tom Nutn. thc Tat 90
colt ana edmond made aco e ish FOR second p'nco
The Iadgea gave II 90 rom Martin. placing tn Tattoo colt
thd ms mad, Richmond fourth. There were only
heads between thc three. JAc others were beaten on
glmc 1886. Muuals 20 80.
T,p ran n tie third race, sweep takes Of $50 ca H.
81 900 ndJ,d $500 t. cpud, so 20 thirds selling al
loWanocs; u.s. uiIoi. icy -Acbcrmau'' Edwin 4.
nge1, SO. Maynard, DwJcr Brothers hartford o. %,
Broigl. uuFho,'s Honlholdcr !, O}, Church,. Muph,'s
Blue Pttci %. 90. williams, VI. J. Days IIIorl a, 30,
CowaD j. McNanou, fr nix u. %, %, Iar.), ". Jcu-
nnss's Roget %, o., Hlhug), r. ". Wadcu's My
Iolu (3. lO2, McaonJ, Kings Monk G, 90, kayioU,
ana W. G. Days Liam -, 20, MoIanj
Poos-Ldwin 4 Si0 Tolu S35 HART ord so, Bond
hol or. Lgiu and Fruio b. SO each, Monk 40, nald
$50. Books-Edwin A. 10 /, Iolu 10 l. Monk Re
erct, Tford TO each, Fra kc b. and Hartford TO l.
1ondLOldcr ~ 4 I!elr 10 10 l. Blu, Poor - % l.
Toe start wa, WoHp ana FAR Ioll ion o. tn van
after ths first m-loug, while Bondho.der took
second piac, and Lyon ia ri. T.fprd cO1spciou-y
also occasionally taking tnird place aud then falling
Rack HartOr, slowly moved M under repeated appi-
cations OF Wh H. ana Joining ioiu lu tine hOiuestretch
1Ought desperately with her every stride to the lane.
lou rely wen 81 q short head 2:33i2 Hartford
oud, three lengths D. fOIt Torl Lsja four d, Pond
holder fifth. Monk -iXth d others pui cd Dp Nutlals
,Tou IA the r,d $500. BID for the w.uncr.
Tor tie Autumn Stakes for two-ycaI-,ldr = mile,
weight naue for wiuners Of certain stakes a.t Al oy
arCcs FOR n1nv nuors 300 each, SO forfeit, $1,000
ADDED, 800 TO second; there lad .cn lO2 noInna.
lions and there ten slater, making tl6
prize worth 10 the winner -4IO0. The ten
were the Cipsiana Srblc's col Como by SpIHclok-
Geneva Olu. Garrison T. Lorllards cot tloUlI by