New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02
ALL THE FAVORlTES BEATEN
CLOSING TIE surErsHEAD BAY RACES.

har.e running in every one of the contests save the
stceplechase. aud cond rot win His twoyear'old /
Cricket his three year-olds Leo and Endymion, his
costly prize Drake Carter and the speedy four-yoar-
old Breeze were beaten, after another. !
The first race was ON merit aud on public form
bv W. l.. SCOTS KIishua, admirably ridden by that
riSnc Young Jockey Higgs Then the remainder of the
fat races afforded most brilliant series of dumps,
and surprises As the last day the ghosts will come
cibbeIing from the shades. in this last days racing
horses tha; had been beaten in every contest or that
apparently had disappeared from racing altogether,
came out from retirement and won. Such animals as
Levant Rambler, Goniion and IilarN carried OIL first
honors They could have been backed only by people
who choose horses from signs and omens, charms and
spells grounds of coffee and deposits of tea leaves
The fortunate persons who made such selections were
rewarded nv biz returns The last race like the first,
was won in accordance with public form 10y that game
hunter Wooster the property OF T. Swan Latrobe, of
Baltimore
So eaded the June meeting at Shocpshead Bay. 1t
began in glory, and ended in bcwildcrment
KRIsHNA WINS AN EASY VICTORY.
Racing began with the Great Two ear-Old Selling
Swecpstakcs, 100 each, with $1,000 added second to
receive 500 out of the stakes with special weight
conditions distance 9, mile. Three starters-Pere
Iorilla,ds Cricket, 10y Duke of Masenta-Fshcity 90
pounds, Onle5l. W. l.. SCOTS krisme, by Agcrino-
Eila T. 90 Hegs W. M2dcns L'}pI@ Sa1eg 3cb ny
sIlO Krishna 500 Little savage $50 Books-byen
money Cricket, krishna to |, Little savage to
2 Crickc, was fractions at the starting but after
some delay the three were sent away ON pretty even
terms. Cricket assumed the lead with krislma second
about half length, and Little Savage Length behind
him Going around the bend Kri~hna moved mp to the
head of the leader. aud passed him a. they came into
the straight Here McManus began TO drive Little
Savage with the whip aud "a the three reached the
grand stand Little Savage passed Cricket VINO rallied
and passed him again but could not 9oe9tG h N1 aEc
si975. Mutual pools. $l7 40. The winner was pnr-
chased by =. Lorillard at the auction Tor $3oo As
he was entered ut 81 600, this gave 5000 each To
second and third horsee. =. ,
After the youngsters contest esmo the handicap for
distance " miles Six startcrs.P H. McMahons
Marshall Is years, 100 pounds ridden by NmeH a., =,
Farewell q, 100 Maynard r pqay's k~pp Gun
10 lO5 Lewis j. Il, Graham's ltllcdon u, LOG,
0Leary) Pocls-Enaymion 500 Farewell 500
Marshall s45 n"ledon S25' e1ld ssh, f %,"I
Halcdon IL l. Rambler ; 10 l. krupp Gun 10 ITO l.
good Effected. liiggs, upon Rambler took
good lead. when passing the grand stand Endlmon
he fayOrtc made HE efforts passing the stables ON the
backstrech but fen back not able 10 reach the winner
He got the whip steadily all around the turn and down
the Straight TO the finish, but never overlook the lying
Rambler lIiggs however was Obliged to lay tine %mp
on his horses quarters just before the hnlsh a. hhd}
mion was coming strong but he won by length and
half Farewell was bad third The rest were beaten
Off Time, 2:24lo Mutual pools, $50 40
The third race was another handicap sweepstakes, OF
s25 each, with 5000 added distance IA mics. SIX
starte,s--P. NJ Vests Ghost H. "A years W pounds
n KarnsgbaSs Mite b. g. 100 Maynard George
Sutcliife's Gonfalon q, 100. Garrison, Graham
TsIamacbns |s gs Fisher, Bookssc b. even
money Leo to ?, Ghost H. To l, and TO against
Gonfalon Broughton and Ieemachus Ioois-Mi!ue
n $50 Leo @I35, Gonfaon 500, lelcmachus $50.
field, 500. Teemachus had a running star ana '9"N
a strong lead. passing the grand stand. with Leo
second Mitiie b. third Gonlalon fourth Ghost H. hi'h
and Broughon last. The leader increased ls distance
from the Others considerably WINE gohs hounu ;ng
Of the upper turn GOnfalon, who had been stealing up
went to the front and Teemachus fell back Uh3st III
mp from the rear gong INTO The s'raIAh' ana i
passed Leo aud Mttie b. if they were standing sui
but could not catch Gonfaon who won easily m a
machns fourth at the head Of the second division.
Time 2.10ai. Mutual pools 500 90
DRAKE CARTER BEATEN FOR THE slIRRUP CUP
Now came the Srup Cup the race Of the day. free
handicap sweepstakes of so each, with 800 added
5000 to second horse tnird TO h stake distance
2ls miles Five staIters-R. W. Wadcn's Chontioecr,
by Viator Chickabddy g years - pounds ridden 10y
Chusch) j. a. NJ. Sandyss Balls i%e' ny LIS pom
Tar0,t e. - Higgs) W L. SCOTS Blue Grass Belle,
nv War Dance Ballet a, 100, LeNs) r. Nj West
Ievant by Lisbon Fleurilla e. ~ SaXeh +; Lon
lsrds Drake Carter by len brooch. rl"'G l4 id
Belle 500, Chandelier SO, Le'ant sac, bmIs ~
Sl5 books-Drake Carter to .. Blue Grass Belie'
- 2to /. Loyant to l. Chandelier to l, Bulls ~
The course being lis miles in circuit the start was
1nade from the chute, that two revolutions mate the
distance 2is miles There was an even start thall
tceer and Blue Grass Belle going Of in the lead Drake
a
Eye last This position VAS maintained Without the
least change fOI u mile and aqudrteI. men, gong
down the backsreteh Le{ant ana rag nm, az VI
moved MP close in the rear Az the upper ehd Oh me
backstrt toh Lev ant took decided lead DRAKE 1a,ei
second Chandelier third Blue Grass Belle fourth ana
Bulls Eye last. II now clear that both ChanicfGl
and Blue Grass Belle were beaten ana thai the ouu1
were that Drake Carter was beaten also tong ROUND
The Lcyant increased ms hiI 10 "u I'n -'n''
Drake Carter halt length before Chanticlrei con"
ing into the straight Lcvant led by Two lengths ana
rAne IA "A winner by u length and haiti Drake 'alel
four lengths before Clmuticccr ilmG 3'47' h"-
tnal pools. $23 10 .i., .,o.;ol
weight conditions 900 each half forfeit, Win l,CVu
nddcd; distance lsmes. Eleven simic ". D. '''l
Nike Pride Il years. S6 pounds. ridden by 'o"b Joe
emil AloAlahon's iiarity Co. luZ l@wi-h T. l"rh,"iu
breeze IT, oj. Oucyl Hop.on B,others pol9h e.
Church. T. Days King Fan u, 100 oLcayl !" =
Bg.ce's vibrator q, lOo, RaIl = ~ McN'n l'
1ytt9n % Wv Ga rnHH.. in, ~ ~ II"r,J ~
i,orry Walls NaihOwCr "a, 100, lnhcrE Iooi. q,
breeze 500 pcilab go, lAii"n, So hm ,''',
Hrceye 2 10 L. Brunswick 10 !, lNuon 10
Wnndcring = 10 Dcliloh to |, hng ran TO !
Ilarity = 60 /. Tolu aud Nallhowor 10 I" J. N"''o'
on a. The Start Mas atreoious. The hotstt were
srnt OIL al the frat effort Vibrator being hopelce, ci
A. the most Breeze had u tremendous lead Rims
~ "o n0 tolclably we'll bat the remainder were fully
n ongth behind. The two leaders vent "nhd W.. 'u,l
aud down the back str"'oh at " ias' p'I1 q, !n
yvper turn King Ian had enough OF It, ana i'l h"' x
Rreele rounded Into the straight "ith oiv'I ''l'
Passing the grand stand linrtl emu, WIN nmo h
length and u half in l:06ia Lytton Wasa b"d uird
Value of the sweepstakes and added money 10 mrs
borse 90 525 Mutual pools, NO W 'hutoh 'ol
on Wandering going round TIA" lower t"ih' ""u wa
badly hurt. ,..,,... c,,,,,lo.los. ove,
the full course, free handicap sweePstaKHes m ~,
each. with $3.50 added Five starters L h1rfs cap
York ased 40 pounds maeTH TS TSsyer
CAPTAIN Curry a, 1877, Houstonb T. Duhys MAO
Wfsser o. 40 Soan r Lars , wSoi3e5 yor e
335 Wooser $50 Captain Curry 40, III Capltai