New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-11
sHEEpsHEAD BAY APoLLos'
u,Sry REALTY IN THE JOCKEY CLUB.

reftO together tutrt 10 o." $500
os,,,r ,sr 20 parallel Colonel Kip JIG X La"renoe'
pes,'y ,at,ora w X Vanderbilt, Wright Sanford zen
-, p,,,craeld j. o. Bonner. A. j. Cassa'c' 'oNn ~
rysorscher and the might have graceo tne 49,,
tho Parthenon. The display OF phy slcal iftie0, a..
,udges, stand and on the balcony OF the oiup
,eat To the eve. The only drawback Ia tla' -
a".,,ng Pine classes have become extremely con'n".
,a srocta,ors at this course and those VINO 90
-, ,cotec. their vision In this way are constantly '
,o,n,,c ~ weak eyes. The oculists o, New-ioFA or
I,ootlvn have roaped rich harvest from tns eAe'
GLITTER OF IoyelIness that bazes at shcepsneau Day
The classic symmetry OF these gentlemen poSsiDS
makes them somewhat too statnesque ~, .So,r
,a,ned glass attitudes and don't stir. Meanwhie no
nely and unwholesome rivals at Brighton Dea -.
.usy They are not pretty but they giI thar M'S
,r,ao0,es OF Lone Culch, Montana, whose huso"no ia"
q made his pile" Rome itai!' n 10" S0' 80,
Tn b,r tour of the galleries she cane 10 Tue APoi
,Aaro which abe had been told was mooe OF ihan'S
,,a she looked II over long and earnestly and
fhe, turned away with the rcmark; wall We s W.
Ano,,er and I've seen wragges. Give ne Wr"eE'e.
every time" Some people prefer the "raesc7e' "
BrIehto on Beach 10 the Apollos OF sheepshead Bay
The sbeepshead Bay men have been slow and lazy ID
arranging great special races. There have peeu sup
cpes at Monmouth Park this year. Dut inc 's' o"r u
.ort az sheepshead Bay that between barr''''
C,,oss and Boot,aek in 1888 There has been a gra
sal of talk about another contest between freeu nv
Miss Woodford though both are at sheepsheu o"'
tho club has arranged no race, ana the bIISnto"
Reacbers have stolen march on them Freeand' MISS
Woodtord Bersan aud perhaps some others VIII meet ~
snscial race at Brighton Monday. What pity tna'
s,.,, a race shoud DO run on such track when the
Conev Island Jockey Club might have secured II by
little enterprise! - ,,,. ,ho
After his will work Of yesterday r. T. CLARK 'ne
starter shond resign the flag at once rms Is due 10 INC
pubic and &c the club. Tnrfmen have seen many
inc starts this year. but equal or even approach
fretins and fumng for torty-iye minutes, ana tneh
cave the signal when Richmond the fayorite Long
view colt that carried much money ga, po,.o r
The corTse The Dwyer Brothers and Mr. Kelso sh9nld
protest against Mr. cars holding the nag anP n p y
Iorisrd's Unrest Mr. Bsdwin's colt y3ante' WIN
12 pounds II &e sa 6ad oay 100 poand up After the
race Mr. Baldwin offered TO run Noante aganst Maha
any Oh S ~, ss s. oh the s e Is trying 70 arrange
special sweepstakes for the c<ek tAfcc oas W ~
run next Thursday Brighton bessa v "aA'"s UP my
Waiter H. should be casscd among the dozen best Two
year- dds on American turf He IL now ia me I3Im
and won the first ia eanter the faVorte biamOie
'o' I Rsprx Wall Who st owns walnower, though the
horse ruhs in tbs Of tue Preakness stable got
MI of sunlight In the heavy clouds OF adversely 'nat
second race with tho tayOrite Ton Martin second me
light-wcghted Euogy at Tom M9rtas head SURF ssy
Tom Martin well with the top weight go. are, raoo
Lonsette showed her heels to the field IN the hiA race
leading ali the way Bob Miles did not start.
The Ton reights Young Duke aud Wellington, won the
s xxsoetan WAS ridden by Monkey Charley who
never let others get him. VIII DAVIS Tell Az"
Worth ana FL Capital bolted- -,
Showers ie n The early part o; the afternoon and the
track was extremely heavy. ,..s
The executive committee of the club are eonsiderng
tbe aneston OF aboshing seeplechasng their coarse
next year They ought 10 do IL steepechasins Is iui VI
peril and full Of fraud
THE CONTESTS IN DETAIL.
The drst race was for wo-year-olds S25 EACH $3.50
added special weights; s. mile. Ten ran-W. L. SCOTS
FLY Florence Fonso QO7 pounds ridden by Maynard;
r. p Ashes colt lngleside Q1o Keiyl Preakness sta
ble's gelding Repartee C97, CALDWELL; Davis Halls
flly Bess On or Arnold; D. O'COnnors colt Walter IL
Q1O Olney); Fordham Stables colt Velvet 400 Flshep
DIVER Brothers colt Brambleton Ql0, McLaughlinl;
Tobins colt Rednette QlO Haghes) BryanFs colt
waddell Bryant QI0, Blaylock); AID r. H. Ryan's colt
Blue Jay 200. Rivers.
Pools-Brambleton $50, Walter H. $40, Repsrtee $50
waddell Bryant $50. Bess $l5 field $50. Books-Bram-
betou ) 10 q Walter H. TO 2. Waddell Bryant 10 !,
Florence l. Bess 10 to l. 20 to 90 to against
tie others.
Ropartee ran away for half mile before the but
he cot much the of the struggling and led for
half mile Walter H. left the others ~ the last furiong
ana won in a canter by four lergtbs LISA, Bess
ond. two lengths before BraiIbeton third. Florence
Fonso fourth ten lengths behind Bram0leon, and
Fourteen ran in the second race, handicap at 1is
miles $40 each 5000 added They were G. L. Lorillards
hily Ton "a, 81 Gerhardyl Bowies mare Bessie %. 80
Arnold, Davis's Batedore Is. 90. simpsonG Bry
ants mare Emma Mapley o. 100, BevansG Foxs colt
6iy Eulogy a. 90 Mechan); Preakness Stables horse
Wsiiower Is, 100, CaldweD Medingers geding Betler
a, 100, ADsoD) Lakeland's colt Tatter a, 100. Ray
ford; Rye's colt Bob Cook q, 100, keHyli Carriers
9oTse Are wnTsa l IS Rns ke mare BS
g. 81 RAFFERTY, Kernashan's Ally Mite b. "a. 90.
Poois-Tom Martin s12o. Tattler sl5, Mittio B. $50
Bob Cook $50, BETTER $50 Tcl9 go HELD 500 BoSkso
!, 10 TO 80 TO against the Others. -
IA n anaQa am
when she was weary: .,a. ana W 'hd yasa
go Sf eRgth Tom Martin sseond head before a
logy third. Tolu fourth, two lengths behind Eu-
Betting IN the books 10 to against the winner In the
French pools WallhOwer was IN the field with Eulogy,
Bessie Capt: Warren Bella, Emma Manley and Battle
dore. and the field was the favorite paying only
The third race for the Bridge Handicap for three
yearcds, 500 each. $1,000 added; z miles wands
s ssa MSe ram There were Sssn in The rseew
SCOTS pair 81 aio' East Lynne O7 por9ey and
600. Meaton and saltpetre @s, Martin, and
the, FLY Maumee ~ 600 fisheri Chrstys.
S. Augustine Q10, HughAs Bryson's my Rippiette
go GerhsIdyi Kirknans geidng Ernest qO2 Arnold;
wins colt yolante l25, Duhyl Ashes colt Alta ais,
Re se So g ys S w9 and ngySf
walden's colt barefoot 200, w, Dononnel,
SCOTS pair $50. lied $1oo Books|Rlchmond ) 70 /,
yolante to J. Bonanza TO 1, Longgew 10 !, Unrest
After delay OF an ioar the Gag fell
outrageous start Richmond saltpetre and L0ngview
being left the post and the other twelve ing strung
ont for hundred yards Unrest took tue lead after
running three iurongs aud frat the end, winning
with by three lengths In 2:41e VOlante second,
length before Mlumee third, who ten lengths before
barefoot, Myrtle poor NTH ST. Augustine sixth, East
Lynne seventh FlOiio eighth. the lot struggling
great space. Richmond. Longview aud Sstpctre can.
tered over the course. French pools SAG 75
Bob Miles ana Enigma were Withdrawn from the
fourth race, handicap at Ia miles, leav
ing five TO run-G. L. LOrillsrds oily louisette "a,
112. Hughes; KeIlys Conmel %, So RAFFERTY,
Preakness Stables gelding Euclid g. TO- OaldwelD
g. W. Jennings's gelding Tony Foster g. 90 Wiliams
and Excelsior stables geldng Nette aged 100 Arnold.
Pools-Louisette $50, Conmel 500, Euclid $50, neld
$50 BOOks-Lousettc IL TO 8, Euclid to 5, Clonnei
TO Tony Foster to ,, Settie to l.
Lousetto showed her heels TO the Others all the way
None OF them could ever catch her, aud she won easily
BY leugth Ia SODA. Clonmel second half length be
fore Euclid third. who Ave lengths before Netue