New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-05
PONTIACS RETURN TO FORM
A FINE STRUGGLE WITH LOUIsETTE.

expected, and an excellent days sport had The
delays were not numerous as on most days and
the races early hour Swift won the first
race IA handicap at Of mile) easily ct the fnish
| Brown Duke literally romped home winner In tho
Camden Stakes, for twOyear-olds or the youngsters
that followed him in it must be said that there was not
one among them that secondclass; II there
was that he sadly of FORM Long Stop had much
the best of the sendoff yet could not
| get place; the going evidently suited
| the Duke, however The PaSsaic Stakes provided a
splendid and fine finish Louisette was not quite
equal task Of beating Pontiac yet the hackers OF
the colt did breathe freely until the wire was passed
Olncys riding extremely patient, and 1t is possible
that there In Pontiac, many thought than
| he let out. The Dryers Richmond did not run
up to his Saturdays form and Little Minch mado poor
showng the other two in the race were far outcasaed
| Richmond tho favorite, but the Dyers backed
| Pontiac for place.
East Lynne and Unrest had hot battle for the g.
miles handicap, which East Lynne won. Blast ran well
at the finish aud had been a strong "tp."
| His chances for tho somewhat
injured by his taking the bit between hs teeth and
ming away for mile just before the race. while his
rider, william Donohue. was exercising him. Incon-
slant tho selling race, old Aureus getting the
| place.
Puritan was an easy winner OF the stecplcchase.
Though there two falls In this race. neither the
| riders the horses injured.
The which were to be run on Saturday have
been postponed account OF General Grants funeral
| until Monday.
DETAILS or THE CONTESTS
| The first race handicap, S25 each, $500 added
| 500 to second distance 70 OF a mile Eight ran
McAlahons mare swift Is. 1oi. J. Donohue); waons
horse sutcr (agcd, no. W. DDnohuel; LIcass geldng
Dudley Oaks Jagged. 40. -Conklng); Elots gelding
Pericles a, Ill. j. McTaughlin); Tobns ny Barbara
g. 90. Church J. W. and K H. Loud's geldng Richard
L. a, 80. Gchardy Key's Bella 70. 92, RAFFERTY,;
Mai StahI Ily The
rotteI,.
Pools-swif $50, suter $40. Pericles 49, Richard l.
49, The slashes $40. field SO Book,-swift 2iato
suter 3i9 to l. Dudley oaks IL to Perices to l.
Barbara - to /, Richard L. to l. Bella 20 to !. The
slashes lOtoI.
10 a fairly good start the horses sent
their journey. with Swift having a length the
best OF 1t, Pcriclcs second. Tapped to
the neck by The slashes. sutlcr was fourth. Per-
quickly the front and at the quarter pole
leading LENGTH The slashss second with Richard l..
close up, swift having dropped to the AT the half
The slasher leading Pericles by hafa length. he
being the Same distance before Bella
f. 'n one snsS before The sa,hc, who
length before swift. the latter having run up fast
was evident that swift would be easy and she
finished first by length Richard L. second nvc lengths
before sutler IN. sashes fourth aud pulled up time
1881. Mutuais SIS 80. -
each. 500 added 500 to the second. was the next
There were eleven starers-clipsiana stables
Posomo.o Glo Kio noD RSmapo s5sSss colt
john.on. colt Beverly os Hayward GpRiS ancocss
stable. nlly Garnet po3 Olney Dwycr Brothers colt
BrambIeion q H. j. Molaashlln kltt;on: colt Brown
Logan wtheIs, nlly Losg stop goo shagerl kelso's
any Mystery Io'. Leach; and SCOTS lilly Florence
PoolsNBiown Duke s27. Bramoloton SIS, Long
Book.-Isrovn Duke and Bramble:on to each. Long
stop and Garnet to each. aud 10 to 10 to against
Long stop had tho best OF the start by length and
na Mystery second and tho Same distance IN front Of
Br-mbeIsn. the other, straggin, along with Florence
Fouso bringing up the rear Mystery quickly ran
to tho front and at tho half mile pole
Mr. wtasTs any, by length Long 5,SP n Ieps,9
the threequartcr pole Brown Duke had passed All his
competitors and WIS length IN tue Lead Brambleton
| second Tapped by Laura Garrison Brown DUKE hold
nrst place easily aud Won In canter by i've lengths
Brambeton was ls easy second. being four lengths
before focomokc. the others struggling H. Time l2O
The tlfd race was for the Passac Stakes $50 each
II 900 added. $3.50 10 To second horse; distance
| Ihrec-luartcrs OF Ia mile for hreeyearods ant up
ward special weights. SIX rant L. Lorillard. My
Ion.etie g. 10. BaylocD Bohm & Co.'S horse Little
| Nincn g. lis ". Dononuel kancocas stables colt
Pontiac q. us oneyl Dwyers colt Richmond g. ~,
Nlclau.lln McDoaaids Selding Long knight %. ll5,
Dunyl AMI ,cott's colt Grey'toue a. III; Higgsl.
Little Mnch s.j. held S26. Book. -Rchmond TO >.
Pontiac "a 10 l. Loa,etie 4 to Little Minch tol
| Long kuignt 10 to /. GTey stone 10 to J.
rue start was somewhat delayed on account OF the
when tie fSE was dropped the horses were wei TO-
ether. Iousctte was Ia 'front.' with Pontiac at her sad
start I-,nl.ette MAIDS the running aud led Pontiso a
length haif pole. the latter apparently going
With Richmond fourth Long Knight and Greystone
tound the upper turn aud into the homestreoh where
all tue Jockeys began their hard riding At the seven
sh,nd Lohisrtte the others having no show for the
race Blaylock ON Lousetto aud Olney on Pontiac |
worked all there Was in them, aId II was not un
about went, strides from nome that Pontiac succeeded
getting his head In front Of the My ana he only beat
Dy uHok. Lousetts vas second three iehstns
before Richmond; the others pulled up Time III" |
The Iouri1 handicap; $50 each 5000 added.
the second horse receive sl25; distance, J-lo |
miles Nine siarted-Scotts colt Greystone "a, ~, |
IIirgs Hyand's colt Blast q, %, w. DonohueG kyan's
MARI ..r.m- 10. %. Damn; Rancocas 3 able's ally |
,np.lana stables ms Last Lynne %. 30 Potter; e. L.
Ion ards my Ioln a. 3d. GeTnaIdyl; Kelly horso |
Pool."unrest 81. Blast ST. Barnes Sl7. field 500. |
B0oks-Unrest 3 to l. Bast to l. lOiu 20 l. Barnes
to l. tho others from 10 to 10 To /.
The start was a one. Iolu having the best OF it.
Barnes second Grcyslone third and Unrest fourth.
COMING down the straight IOu led Dy length Grey
stone ure. ami Barnes being "a cluster about half
length apart In the named. Going around the first
Iolu three lengths IN 'front.' Unrest second'Laf
lougth ahead OF Greystone, VINO was the same dis
lance front Of East Lynne, with Moran her Jockey
whipping her At the gua,sr pole on WA s Ird tares
stone the hair Greystone had run to the front
Unrest fourth ToIu and Grey.tono rau head
and head around tho UPPER turn keen is
Last LYNNE under the vigorous riding OF Potter had
forged 10 tue front aud led by hal lgnsth "reystone
Frou, this point the seven.urong pole Unrest aud
East Lynne had bitter nght Tor the mrs. position win
k,enc and Tolu Tapped two lengths back. East Lynne
won by lsuRh Unrest second three lengths before
Blast hsd In die hOmestretch Barnes was
fourh and the others pulled up. Time 2:Oo+ Mutuals
1928 40 a., -
selling race for $500. distance mile, came NTH on
the programme. There eleven starters Sheldss
geding Fellowpay aged 49, Rayordl; Waldens gedlng
Patapsco, 50, DAVIS; Dryers colt Petersburg i5 So
Potter; Walters My Sister "a, 50, Moran;
Littleneld's geldiug Marmaiuko Il, 80. +. Lutte
Heidi; Newton's geldnE Marsh Rodon TO-, ll3,
Baylock); Horns geldng Valley Forge q. o. Rafferty,;
Lovelis gcding Aureiu, Ia. "a. Gsrhardy McDonslds
grilnr Peter 4. a. IS, Ciritth); Ryes colt Bob Cook
a. los, Duffy; aud ToDins marc Inconstant 70, SO,