New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
MISS WOODFORD BY A HEAD
HER CLOSE RACE WITH PAMPERo.
,.r,p,.,S WINS THE MErRoPoIITAN-fiNI hN0'-''
AT JEROME PARK. a..

g. p,mpero did we'll but the Queen was nv
Reyeller was far surpassed anu ~ p,onero's
wss amazingly poor IN comparison WIN ,l,n,od
Ratapan gained the Metropolitan 10 '"o -. ., tho
rio and much esteemed manager Oh 'le h'so"
.,,,o Major Hubbard Commodore kittsoh hlEH
the country over and he could not ma Ms o4' , h,
manager General Monroe was uhshiiIu"' 49, ~
,yas n good second. lie seems to DC aPpIoao","1 II,
80 Of last spring A certain combination oi DUo"
makers had planned to win a big sum on "ee u -
4. hor rrevious performances this year Ead pee" Va
.m.lv moor their impetuous confidence coni" -" -
nlaned only on the theory that some one IA ''o 80,
stable had given them information to Wheh tne9 ' -,
bonest right Heelaud-TOe might nave c"'0" -
.h,adantly hut thu she got into pockets ana S"e
3, ~. that her Jockey was nearly I'M
n,nS sheis in to-morrow's handicap ut ninety -elh"'
mounds and the betting will need close scrutiny
patriek Rataplan's rider. snnereu s7'''U - in
AGAINST the rail half mile from tue eho' ou' 1
such agony that he nearly tainted nc Iouo ''"'
triumphautly. 49,, ,o,,r,h roce
,. p,nert a lightly we lighted colt from MI 0ai"")
stable ran away with the race ""'
stone came in last. Going oehhu '.,,
Inhbonse hill Blackstone disputing the lead WI"
Iunert When he appeared he was sixth Gnd lar pa'H
TO HIM in the interval was not disclosed
rec cold won tho selling race. 1t taxes bourAe
co.,r,n or a Charlenagno to beat Jim McGoWah IN a"
stcepleclase now and neither started yesterday
lanes E. Kellys colt by Glenelg-Optma won tao
,rse TOR two-year.ods making the same time as was
- - portIand in the Juvenile-50 seconds. The
Ontma colt was named Tob0ggan after MS Victory u!
the veteran Charles Wheatly, who owned Ms ""n
Tobogan is not to be despised but is not likely 10 ou'
run Portland just yet. ..,
Tie attendance again extremely large an" o''
siastic.
DETAILS OF TIE CONTESTS.
Tho Ara. race was half a mile for twO-yearolds for
nurse of $500. Five ran-Kittson's hiy mka az
nounds ridden by McCarty); Dwyer Brothers c'i' p'
falo 115 McLaughin) r. w. walden ; coiV hooN "
RYE 115 Hayward) Keliy's unnamed cot oy "'elris
Optima QI5 Blayock) and Withers's sedihs sass ol
n,o shauer. Bettng-Inka even, Buffalo 3 to l. hocA
and RYE to 3 the Kelly colt to l, Bass Nlo' Il W l.
The start was prompt and good with the Optma ooi'
i,e in front Inka passed the colt in few strides p
emit badly in the homestreteh ana came
IN last Bass VOL was second 70 lhe
otina colt oppote the betting ring but OF
work and shauer did not perseyere Win MIN buaio
WAS Fat and short OF work. but Mclaughlin drove m 20
The utmost and get second place The Optlna coli Won
easily In 80 seconds by three lengths Buffalo seco"'
half a length before Rock and Rye bass
VOL fourth Inka last As Buffalo and kocK ana
Ive were separaed by width OF the track ioahy OF
the spectators thought the FLY was second but 'ht!
were far in the wrong After the race the eoi1 WAS
named TobOggan -
The second race one and one-eighth mics 1'r Il"
eurse of $500, special weight conditions -Four ran
1vver Brothers Miss WoOdfod IS years IL pouh's'
ridden by McIaughin) Witherss colt Pampero a. lo7
shauen G. L. Lorillard's colt Reveler a. lVo' bay
lock-; aud Ryan's mare Caramel %, lo7 DUNN. BET
ting-Miss Woodford 80 10 lOO' Fampero4 u - H'''
Ter 10 to l. Caramel 30 70 l.
Innero oaoe a swift bold run for it and Miss Wood
ford had lie TO spare. TaapeTo was forced to make
the pace which is dis advantage ttheIe Aad 'ee any
other pacenaker in the race the matches marc "o"u
hardly have Pampero led by lenEth I"i q'"'-
ter mile Reveller and Miss Woodford running wei t.
hon
frst bv two lengths by the clubhouse while MISS
Woodford left ReveleI's company. fanpero Aelt
mn the pace eallautly and was sti hTst Dy le"N,"
- We l.st quarter was reached. Then Miss Wood
ford got q touch OF the spur and aid fseH "o"H ~
work She shot down the stretch in arrow h,sh anu
fat as Pampero was swOopinc, she moved faster AZ
,be frloDc most she was his neck a. tho water Jump
her head was in front. Pampero Kept up the s''uS-'
surljly but the mares csses stride was TOO mu'H 10Y
him Mclaughlin drew it nne however ana MISS Nood-
ford won by a head only, in the extremely Ia't uA'-
fo- Jero-oe Park-of 1854. RevcLer Was pulled up
when his chances had vanished. and Caramel came IL
third dozen lengths behind Pampcf0.
The third race was the Metropolitan Handicap, =
miles $50 EACH half forfeit $1,000 ADDED 7-2' u sc
oud Eleven ran--J. Z. MeDonah's pair the gcilinS
Foeter,l g. 112, r. Duly, and horse WanenSee o.
7Ioi, %. over McIaughm; KitisoG's COLI kAtailan
"a ia FItzaatriclO; R0wes horse War Eagle %, ILL.,
sheridau; G. J.. Lorillard's Ally Iou a. Donohue;
Kelso,s marc Heel-and Toe tJ 100, Meaton); WIG a.
Nc
Wsidep's eelding Chandelier "a. 100 over, Evans
Cli,,siana stables hlly East Lynne @, 81
RiyeIsl; C. F. McIaughlms colt Not g. Jbi2 JIG over
Dulnt and McElmeePs horse General Monroe t@Seu'I-l'
Bet,ing-Heel-and-T to ., walensee3 to l. RAJ
plan 10 l. General Monroe to l, 10 TO 20 to against
Ps,pian was first away pulled back after
leading 9or quarter me and Toln was N Ioht iqi d
zine Int gave way to Walensee: When me eleven nq
rone a nile Wallensee leading with to'ieiai
second Tou third, Rataplan ionrth. Rai'pan,
strong and swift moved around ihe ,, sou,h
,Vho had bern living back began passing the other horses
one by one Waleusee and Fosteral struseea hale N
md Genera Monroe. Ratapan won handsomely D. a
hafength in 2;l3 General Aonroe second IN 5 &
Tola was fifth, ChOctaw sixth, Fosterai seventh war
was unucky She got twice into pocket
on the turns and MeatOn nearly fell our OF te haIIe
soon after entering the homeSretch "h'h INC mari
ieTStIpatck Ratapans rider was badly hurt half
nn1Id se1rcey dsmount. He suffering great pain,
pss roc S,S rce was va free handicap s25 each 500
added 800 second ll6 miles Eignt Ian-i;toan
49, 20 bo d,' Bcssone g. ii3 shSuer r. H. MeNahons
horse Comancho o. 100, BaylocAQ Prea.ness stable
Grinh a. 49, Green; Cipsiana Stables COLI Sand0ya
a. 50, Rivers wyngara My Bile B,m e., - IL
lansj and Elders cot BcggarsOash formerly burton
Vi Ell tone to /. Comanche IL &c
Dqf, miIe ninch / to l, 10 TO 20 to against
the others. Comanchc was first of, Buct-
store second. sandoyal third. saudoval was soon
in front closely pressed by Rupert, the Latter BENG IN
advance Mhen they dashed by the cub house Buck
stone moved az the leader as they PaSss pelna iae
hin but when they came III sight Blackstone haa ldeI
lar baA He had either been nterfcred with or had
proved the worst OF cutters Rupert came steady on
VITA his light weight pace that the others could no
aDlroach and won by two lengths ~ 1859 'OutbcHc
second neck before Little MDch who was FOUR leit p
before sandOva, Bcggarsbush hith the IaNorte bucA
stone. being last, pulled up 8,
Wandering Withdrawn from inc sci.ihR race, ! -
miles leaving nine 20 star-LOycus Guitar "a. 100
Kionberg's Wave OIAght (aged 3d. Green; Roberts. s
(;iroqa Csgrd IO6 ". pOuOhucj; j. WALDORF BaOt IS
100 Green; McDonalds Peter q, los Arnold
Treacl's WnisaM g, 80, williams; GOOiwius free
t,ol8 ll5 McIanghlin): MuKey's Eros go, klNeIal