New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02

a ARE es 81 rafe fom the
why did you enter Pontico to be sold for $1,000
The horse has been in the market all summer for
sale at and wS1 6 nsys t tse oSer day
and he showed better speed but to sno v So aa tho
saoSsau n@ sauda After he Won the
ur that should lose more than $1,000 bought
him In at SO OOO and thought would ve-.nre :eat
pro. on the chance that being half brother
OF Pontiac his speed might come next year..
FEATURES OF THE SPORT.
The racing was Of special interest Alta dis appointea
the many turfmon had thought him of high quality
He was fourth the first But ia pounds ougn'
not to stop good three-yearold colt in October wall
flower won stonebuck second, Rica third
Eaclid fouled Hdalgo in the Grand National Hana ana
can n nj knocked Duffy out OF the saddle Lutte Sd,u
,ysY who rode Fnclld was rghteously suspended for
the year Mclaughlin should nave Deen susPen i
usual he escaped punishment Pontiac was beaten 9y
Oneys letting the reins slip at the nnlsh anu Won o with
srahspey ridden by beat o3 ofpsiDg
oney at the finish Heel-andToe made the JudiciouS
The fayortes, Valley Forge and Rspsatsr' won
the selling race ana s, ISa Sookmakers.
WANDERING was not withdrawn until just before the sell
Valley Forge supposed wandering "ouiu S'ai'
DETAILS OF THE CoNTEsTs.
The frat race was a handicap at lie miles Parole
and Toln were withdrawn and eight ran-Ashe con-
Alta g years, ia pounds, ridden by FITZPATRICK
Preakness stables horse walhower 10, loi Caidweip
thetss colt stonebuck formerly the unnamed Juhe1a
coli "a IO3 CREAM; Kellys mare Bella 70, 70,
Rafferty, Kelsos mare RIGA o. io9i ne Rn %nre
Caramel (5 o. Rivers and Johnsons horse Greenland
'asea; ~: to l. waaower stonebuek
to l. Bella /. Rica 10 to Florence d. 10 10 Gar
anei ~ y. start was given after delay. Rica
led for quarter mile, Bella running sseOnt o the
distance ca secopd Bella third Alta close fourth
Alta able to ,h ms who's The
proyed too great. stOnebucK and Rica W. naninS
lively at the but 0n eaSy bv length
in I:53I9 Stonebuck second TWO Iehglns Ooot vas
T iS w sr. sa lengths lsP Behind a0,H ts A
in the selling race fST sIy Petti
coat OF migg Nelson's. my ,s STRATEGY %sys uS3
MsiS; Dwysr Brothers lilly Lulu OF Potter Mo
P PIsa1desi iSap BoTdeiase, 200 Arnold R. Wal
denis colt RyS nUe gsdns Gienbrock
1ss. Rivers aud L. c. Bruce's hl'y Bon S0r' Vo0'
Betting = to saluda to Pon5Go to l. i,
Frank Ward to /. PettcSat to l. Rook-aud-Rye 10
4PontIeo won with all possible by length in us
second half length before Lnn; "Po Wae
neck before Bon soir saluda was hi'n' ie''0O"'
sixth. 49,, -, ,oor a,ro.dv descrbed
he gpg sc s1 was for the Grand National Handicap
s,oo zach 81 800 added 500 10 second Caramei ana
colt Mer fonao s "P ous Hagg colt
Haago g. l12. Duffy; j. Il Wiliims eoi. ,,D0 P%cd
tiii55. 1 CALDWELL Eanasney Brothers colt Longyieg
fS l04w Donohue) and Summit stable geidinS i'o'"'
Arch g. loP 20 TO- Bob Mile. to HdagO
70 snsNiew led for aaaor mile and then Royal Arch
shot by him opened wide space Beo,na 'n El,H
h icaiS B Ss' f Me. fifth Mclaughlin Wa
riding on Bon HSoa 20 pa out and give him room Cad
we'll did il so Dungngiy that he made Eold strike III
S ng a he end Pontiac moved mp second place He
overlook Royal at the furong post ana seemed 10
BE- SR as ~ sls mstaRe Mclaughlin working Bob
Miles with desperate energy got UP 10 ~ the famous
Jockey by his side than his satanic MAJESTY IN
gaze e urge PG1 Ts s fS acsned and fell
boh:nd both Bob Miles and kongV s%cb Second neck
behind Pontiac, who was ten lengths before Euclid.
The fourth race Tas Mss WRdr%wH O and
speans strathspey lagea' ddS; McLaugm
sabies seiding Parole ged o7 onsy cnTr9n ssa
ing SOVEREIGN Pat g. l02 W. apd George l. Lori
lards FLY Tou a. 80, Gernarayli, ,rc Too Q 70 Z pa
roie To- Sovereign Pat to l. Tecumseh 10 l. IoIu
Ton and eeandToe raced together in front for half
mile and then both retired Teeumseh TOOK up tne eau
but could keep it and the struggle ia ene hone
close and exciting the last jump Melang1n OUT
rode one and sq before Sy who
was half a length before Tou, sovereign ra' ni'"' IL
cuuiseh sixth. =. ~ ,,,,o .,a,.n ran--Jamas-
news Tatha 49, 49, Church,; Morrts's Bonnie D. To- w.
Tliin): IOuG's Richard L. Il, ", GefharGyi oIeots
Hotachime Co. 90, Marn) W. O. Daley nHiieS 20 90
"a IOI Green; Preakuess stables sapphire TO- ~
Caldwein: Uylaud's Endymion "a. lOo, tlsher); NC
nnnaid's polo1ia (5 OF, Arnold; Howards Detective
12 a. Potter; Lovers Aurelius 70, So Bender anu
Ghitev's Ten Fellow g. SO. Charleston Wanuerlns'
lacy az Hearts frankie and Lizzie MACK were WIN
drpaswtiugvalley Forge to q Tabitha TO !. Bonnie
g. 4to l. Detective TO l. Poona 6tol ~ 10 20 10
Th atari was strasying Valley Forge got much the
hest 81 II and led easily all the way winning Dy Two
lengths in las Tabitha second neck DeiOre SapPho'
who was lengths before Bonnie o. o..o. .,,o
Nth race wa "a handicap Steepechase Over INC
abort course for purse OF $500, OF whlcn FLU Wa
go 70 The second horse There were nine startersh D.
DaIey's Jack "a, 125, NOlan) M ~ Nolan WIND
40 IA Cauayanl Winn's Rory OMore ~ d39, Llt-
,s, W,ton's Snter a. 1873. Callahan Cnpsana
Stables sandoval a. 1873. Kenny w -. Daiey Ji
Mcflowau "a l43, Walker Shields DrlitW0ou "a, Ia
HENRI and Repeater o. l44, Pope) ana "eihgar"ts
wellington "a. 145 Griffin VI, ,,.c-uon OIL IN,
Observation-Disclosures IL TO 10, Jim McGowan Z.e 10 >
uoIliooton a 70 l. wimbledon and Sutler 10 eaoh
E,ndoval 8 to l. and 10 to against the otneTs :.
Drift ood se the first jump Wellington eu Over
With Reneater jim MCGOWAN and suffer Ill lmineaate
nh deId the frst time around Repeater ran to the
font wellington being In second place anu JIn
MCGOWAN third. Rory OMoIe headed tue seoohu
diytsnn many lengths back, This was the oTdcr IN
1phich they took the water jump where Do'h oulo
.nSoyai Stumbled and fell. None OF the riders OF me
fsusn horses were hurt Repeater, after he TOOK tne
lead was never headed and won easily ny jim
rfcGowsn second lengths before Wellington lhru
Wimbisdon was fourth. Time 3l3
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MEADowBRoOK HUNT MEETING.
Tile meeting of the Meadowbrook Hounds