New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22

without pause, forced the marc up TO the colt and IN
sg Of Mr.. Polhams vigorous riding, Klca Won ~, ~
lengths before H. Murray. Emma fourth, ten ledglha
behind ii. Murray, Cummings last MUTUAL PooS - 49,
THE BEAUTY or THE TURF.
The next race was the Coney slant STAKES for three
yearod and upward So each, with $3.50 addod, 5000
10 second. Distance, Is miles. Three stlrtcr5-dlss
Woodford the famous four-yaarod flly Of tho Dryer
Brothers II 3 pounds ri lon by McLlushlin Clllahln
& co.'s Miss Brewster 3, 90 church,, and d. d. Wther5s
Kinglikc a. 1is. Donohuc. Betting: Books-M's Wood
ford to s. and to against the others; a1 ION p'o.o
Miss Woodford $500, Mi's Brewster $50, Kinglke W
Miss WoodfOr mada the pace aud was never h9rI,l 10
her highest speed She won by Two le4gihS III d;929
Kingi<e second, two lengths before Mls' bLeWs,1t,
Kiuglikc compete with snch constellation as
Miss WoOdford holds far rank In the second class OF
the iOur-ycar Odds Mutual pools, - 60
CHANTICLEER's CACKLE OF VICTORY.
After Miss Woodfords exhibition Of speed came tho two
mile handicap $50 each 1000 added, 500 to second
for which there were five startcrs-Dwyer Bros HART
ford o years, 100 pounds, ridden by Mclaughlin
r. W. walden's Chantic.eer 3d. 80. Church, W. r.
Burchs Jim Nelson o. 80, Hiyg1, p II. McMahons
Marshall o. 81 Mccarthy, G. L. Lor.lard's Trafalgar
&. 90. j. Donohuel Betting: Auction pools-Ilrtrord
$500 jim Nelson $40. Trafalgar S90 Chancleer 80,
Marshall $50 BOOks-IIlrtorl even, Chancleer u l.
Trafalgar to l, jim Nelson TO l, Marshall 10 to !.
Hartford the pace and led fora mie-and-a-lat when
he tired and fell back CaDtceer rafalg and Mar
snail disputed the c11 nODy lot lldItol Univ
was first by neck at the heal Of the homestretch bit
both Chandelier and Trafalgar Outran hun ID lne isV
hrlong ChancIeor winning 9y thIee ehgT M p' and
jim Nelson beaten of. Mutual pools S23 80
ARANZA FAR IN FRONT.
The fifth race was handicap OF mile and quarter
S25 each, 5000 added 500 to second There were SIX
starters-tIpana staDlc's Sandoyal g. 49, Higgs; +.
b. Walls walGower a, 100, Rieyl p L)rllards Aranza
g. II5 shanerj; Mr. K,lsOs Heel-an t-TOs "A, 100,
Meatonl; McMahons Frankie b. ., 1O2, BurksG Dwyor
Bros Barnes 4, 12J, McLIughlin. Bctting-auction
poos-Barnes 1925, Aranzs $50, HoelaHdToe $50 heid
$40. B)ok3-BlrueS3 to ), Arlnza 3 to |, Wllnower
10 l. He3l-anI-Too to l. Slnloyal 10 to l. Frankie D.
12t0l. Ardnzl. being I'm mood for rlnniig LETT the
other trailing far behind She took the lead Immediately
and steadily increased II finishing the first mile SIX lengths
before Saudoyal second with Barnes third Coming up
the hOme5trctrh It was plain that none OF me oIsr5
Sandoya seemed OF second place up To the last nun
drtd yards bit then he grew weary and Barnes hard
rhl is The judges decided that Barnes caught sand oval
and made dead neat for second position Ing Sgecta
Hecl-and-loc fifth and Wallower last Mutual pools
- 20.
THE LERyA COLTS FLYING START
The sxthrace was selling stakes fortgoyearolds, S21
cachSl OODadded second 500 to third Distance,
q mic There were six starters-Dwyer Brothers Rich
mond G2O pounds, ridden by McL1ushiin, Suffolk
stables Little Maid u.s. MeehAn L. Hcfners Martini
(9s McNauus), J. T.. Kcy's L.rna colt 90 Rafferty, W
b. jennings Crofte o.. Church. Pierre Lonaris ia p
ham, as. HIggD. Betting: Auction poJs-Rchmond,
500, Bahama SO, CrGftie $40 LeTu1 colt 80,
Little Maid $50. Books-LichmOn1 even money, Bd-
hama > to I. Croftle TO l, Lcna colt 70 /, Martini
to /, Little Maid 10 10 l. The start was Wreichri'
the Iprna getting of in front at full speed klrE
mOnd second Bahama third With Cratic 80 lar back as
be almO, cft AT the post Little Rafferty, lost no Time,
and hurried the Lernl colt of swiftly that lie got
long lead. Richmond made des crate struggle IN tne
hones-tretch get up and Rafferty, was torccd to the
whip The heavy weight told on Richmond ana De cOid
not close the space. the Lrrna colt winning by lFe
lengths in 49, Richmond second four lengths before
Crotc third Bahama fourth. Cr2fue ran wei aIter her
unfortunate start, but Bahama made sorry show seem
Ing speed The L-rHd colt entered 10 be
sold for $500 Lord Ab-rcrOmbe bought MIN Tor - 10
CAPTAIN YORK LEADS THE JUMPERS.
Thcconcluding was stecpIo chase over the full
course for which there were i've starter5-r : LatroOes
Wooster aged, 1l2, Kenneyl. NJ j. Days FL Captain
q, 1870, FOr J. +. Dawes's ChlrlemaSue aged, 1876,
p Nancy, Lawrence Hart's Captain York agcd, 40,
DlyJ, 2. Duffys Major Wheeler g. 145, Callahan
Betting: Books-Charemagne 5 to5, Wooster to l,
Major Wheeler to 1, Captain York to l. L! Captain
10 to l. Pools-Charemagne sGj, Wooster S65, Major
Wheeler So. field $50.
FL Captain botad while In the lead and Major wheeler
fell when the run was half over Charlemagne and
Captain York came up the homc.tretch side by
side. Pat Naney pretending 10 the horse hut
really not touching hin with tho whip, though he was
hOurishiug hts wildly Captain York won by half
length 5:31, Charcmlgne second, dozen lengths be
fore Wooster Mutual pools, SIS %.
The book OF she Monmouth Association for its
three meetings, which Will begin on July
and CLOSE on August bis ont. Il presents remarkable
will ue better than before because there
many threc-yedy-Olls Of nearly equal merit.