New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-06
THE NEW DIVER CHAMPION.
PANIoUE WINS THE BELMONT.
RUNNING IN THE DwYER CoLoRs-KNiGhI VI
EILERsIIE,s GALLANT STRUGGLE.

FILERsLIEs GALLANT STRUGGLE
Clubhouse, grand stand and all the spaces
had many occupants Jerome Park yesterday inc Do
mont Stakes being the chief attraction The atenuance
WAS large and would been larger II the Harlem ha
road train made the trip By train less uncomfortaoe'
Last wear drawing-room run and many lade'
went out by rail-, the drive 10 the paiA
is hot and dusty in June. This year the ain
seems to be render the trains unatraetve anu w
pleasant to ladies' as possible. jerome Park were az
easy OF comfort It Is picturesque anu oea
full 1t would be the great racing centre OF America
The Dwyers had a turn of fortunes wheel In tneir
favor Their stable champion, George Kinney, canere"
away with first race, and Panique whom they Dousu
on Wednesday night for $4,000, ran In tneI
cclors for the Belmont They maze
good bargain, for the half brother !"
Iroquos won the rtch prize handsomely though the
Virginia colt knight of Eerslie pushed him TO the eA
IRENE OF his speed and Both showed piucA anu
grip of steel Many think the Knight VIII YET prove
little superior Pauique for the latter was IN pereo
condition. while the knight had been coughing the udS
before. Them too the turns atJerome Parksut
stride better than the long sweep Of the Knight But
they almost equal in merit and are genuine r"c
horses OF exceptional speed ia certain.
General Monroe won the Weschester Handicap In the
easiest possible manner He is now better horse than
ever before ami I'm he Suburban Handicap al
sheepshead Bay will probably finish among the first
The betting on the Members Cup jumped about as II
generally Jumps when Captain Holmes rides Why there
is such a prejudice against his participation I'D "a
gentemens race has never been explained ono
might think 1t due 10 Angl0phObia but that tue
Captain is understood TO be an Irishman IheTe oueu
TO be general gratitude that he has kindly consented 10
come to this country show young men now 10 rue
He has been at times extremely intimate with book
makers he has the undoubted right to choose Ms
any suspicion that he ever rides 20 lose
ocouse that eousy absurd The fact that horses
under him sometimes fail unaccountably should pro-
woke no sneers surs. ANY racehorse may fau below
expectation. Yesterday the Captain rode Corsar DIE
horse that at times has shown speed. He had
only 14s pounds carry while the young flIy Sonnet
with that popular and ,ltIl amateur, Mr. Pelham III
the saddle had 49, on paper it looked Ike sure thllS
for COrsIr But Sonnet won easily though the captain
whipped and ,purrcd Cor air ike mad There was MOTH
ing in the way in which Corsar ridden to call for
criticism And vet some wretched pessimst5 wnkrd
and shrugged their shoulders such people ought not 10
visit racecOurses. II they have confidence IN Cap
tain IN Her Maje5-y's service whom on earth "ouId
they trusl painfully evident that the Captain
return TO native land would call ont such sigh or re-
lief from every racecourse America almost to watt
him across the Atlantic.
Lord Mclgind one Of Englands noted amateur riders
is here hence the Captain can be spared
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
The first race was for $780, Il mile, special weight
conditions Three sartersDwyer Brothers colt George
Kinney "A years l25 pounds ridden by Mclaughlin. g.
L.
J. Thompson's colt II. Murray a, g. Evans
Bettng-6 to l on George kinney to
against Economy, % to l against II. Murray
George Kinney simply played WITH the Others winning as
hepeascd liz - o. EGonpS 4 lg N ~ t6 s9burban II IN
- ~ .raisneaa Raw On tuesday when he must carry
1872 pounds. Yesterday victory carries no pcnaiy ~
that Economy could not 90 the distance IL
The second race was for the Belmont Stakes for three
vear-ods 800 each. half forfeit but with declaration
conditions: y miles. ont OF ,Ixtyhrec entries four ran
WTvvcr BROTHERS chestnut cot Panquc. by AtluMag
gle b. b.. 1I~ pounds McLaushlnl /. ": Do-WeuS
chestnut colt knight Of Eers1e, by Eolus tizei
wood QIs, ". Douohue PrcaSncss stables brown colt
Himalaya by Virgil-Kentucky Belle us teakS,; l. =
Bruce's brown colt Nociic by NirslIEAco4,JC Di
rctt. Betng-Psnique even, Knight of Llersls 20 L.
HimaIaya to l. NocaIc 80 to l. Ftq. tg a %, ' o
the keenest All four began the Journey
evenly aud no one was anxious to set the pace Knight
of Elersle had slight lead for the hr,t quaTteI e
with Vocac MS saddle Panique close tnirA pproacn-
Under double pull 4, they by in close order the
spectators cheered. Nocahc was then ni't by nan
aio!a I K,ght Of Eiersi, pissed him ana both
ique ana aimalaya hurried. When mile ha1 been run
tie knight length in advance, fanique second
length before Hrnaaya. vocahc out Of II. With the
rcsi.tle45 sweep Oi fate PauiQae drew nearer
the Kushts crest Yet the gallant chevd.ier fought so
stuoboriy that Mclaughlin was driven to tht WLp ~
me bcai OF tine nomcstretch. few strides more aud
Donohue was urging the knight with me lash. step Dy
step the colts devoured the space To the me Doth
,nctsvs dolus their utmost Barely Ov neck was P-u,
qu The better a. they flashed by the Judges knight 81
far back The time was excellent for jerome ark-2:42
Hinalaya notqmte a. MS best ana inc Hiisll7 az
petite mad been poOriOraiew days fagur ana "a" hn-l'
are colts viii always keep hi-h pace ID 'ull Ils
forv Pauique's achievements and merit were rrcouned
when he won the Nthers kuisAt Oh Lcirie = TtptD
chestnut Of muscular Development AID H'pesuc
stride. he won our races OF MdsAh-iou anu
this year, not having run at AN IN $50 alt @
defeat was his first. Ills successes include lle army anu
Eivv Verial and Pre1tues- stakes. he vas sold duer
the race 20 Applooy Johnson Ijr 9L-''O) '4' - wei
! The lari race was The we~ichester Handicap, $50
-acn half forfeit 500 added; = miles six starter.
/ NcEmcels General Monroe 10 years IL pouu Is "
Donohue; Dwyer Brotnrss Hartford 20, 100 llciin11-
I'M: Robers'- Giroha 49, 90, j. Douohu-I; Ggah4hs
ma edou tagcd. 9s, Mckinney; Prcakue-s stables rat
/ pafricg betting TO l Genera. Monroe, . 10 l
against Hartford. 10 10 against any other The betting
Josh, Hartford second Haledon third Fond-duLac
The fduih race wa Tor tie Members Cup handicap,
i Thf.e sbury Stables Corsar 90 YRS
III ihs Cs,t3n Holiness: Hyuess sonnet %, 40, Nj
Pelham; Pcrce'- I.-h8 g. l3, NJ ldFopel. lie o,l
Inc efed and flowed wildly. Corsa!r being the tayorte
~ one tin, and sonnet al another Sonnet had an easy
victory in l:j2 Cors1ir second 2nd Pasla iar ueAiud
Inc iffh race was one uc selling aow2n"e fore1Oo
Three Observation-Disclosures Constantine rs, g6, Mea
tom HefneI Dan X. aged, %, j. Donohu-l sui clIhes
ST ro ban K t. s. Grcsasad to / Dan K. and
Constantine dead neal Green ana ar IN tne rer
Dan X pulled up lame and Constantine walked over iof
the purse. c,..,..,
his owner, and Wasp belonging TO MI Neville OF BHJi
mile at 10 pounds, Wasp won by twenty lengths.
To-DAY's RACING.
This will be another extra day VIII small led the en-
| tries being as follows:
FIRST RACE. SPECIAL WEIGHTS, Is MILES.
! -, Ysary p8s Name Fears Pds.
5i% Il. BaSS' is IS
SECOND RACE, SPECIAL WEIGHTS, q NILE.
Nlnrod ..........4 10 Gldesvay- ....--..--3 20
/ WltAcrs Tattoo colts t' hing Gay -------------' 90
I -
THIRD RACE, HANDICAP, is MILES
Trafalgar ..---.---4 10 tjt----------------'0 -O
/ lucid. .-----% 10
FOURTH RACE, SELLING, d MILE
/ rvtton .......4 81 Greenland .----.-.----6 "
/ Constantine ----.-.O "a Antelope ----------'---f
FIFTH RACE. HURDLES, Ia MILES.
| Beaverwyck ......6 100 ra'y ......-......-. l89
| Coinage .-.----4 l9' Assn aice-----.---As