New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27

sJoio Al over Mclaughlin; Preakness otapio -
Himalaya "a. 1os. Lewis; Mulkey's mare iopss *
lO7 Sheridan p. H. McMahons morse Oona - IN.
io5 walker; E Berry Walls geldng Waliho"er w. 20.
Riley,; r. W. waldens gelding chantc'eer "a
Fyaps 4. T. T. Kelly's mare Bella Is. 103. RadiorV
McIaughn's colt Nitot "a, 81. Fisner anu o.,
;galdine Frolic a. 90, over. mccarthy Bettins wa
,erse. ato @ Duchess to /, Heeand-Toe 10 l. hn"
lava TO l. Reveller 10 TO l, Topsy 10 70 l. ~ W ~
against the others. -, flashing
t,omancho act cd viciously, buck7jumping anu ao"-
ont with his heels against the fence ana against oy
- -, -. raar him The start extremely bad
Rella beng well In front, Topsy second, "ahehseo 'u
Comanehe fourth Reveller nth. Heel and-foe SA'"
Duchess far behind Comanche was In 'front.' oeloro '
stand WAS reached and kept the lead hat way '
home stretch Topsy and wallensee were conspicuous
for mile, Reveller holding a good place all tno
fine In the last quarter Reveer took first pace Win
wonderful ease and by length In LISP iilna?
second head before COmanche, who was ten lohs'"'
before Heel and-Toe Duchess came In nfth' "ahehso
sixth, and the others pulled up.
The fourth race the great Wthers staKesior
xearolds 800 each half forfeit $1,000 added $500 10
second; one mile 1t noble field OF eleven ooi'S
that ran with the CaliforniaOwned colt Iyraht tAo La
yorite Each carried l13 pounds The eileen were o.
B Haggin's Tyrant ridden by P. Duffy; Dwyer Dro''
ers' Richmond CdcIaughlinl; Lttleheds IecumSe"
(speTnan) Kelso's pair Brookwood FeakesD anu o"i'
petre Qdeaton) Appeby & Johnsons Goldieno" ,ii"y
ward; g. L. Lorlllards st. Augustine tBlayIocRl |l
ana Stables GoanO Garrison; Wiiherss par' the NN
Ernest-Juietta colt shauer; and Masher, by M"oa-
roon-Miss Bassett Nv. DOnOhue); AMI X W. "aiueu
Harefoot asvans). Betting-ryrant4 to l, Richmond
TO @ Tccumseh to 9 Goano 10 1, Brookwood 10 l.
0odtenow to ]. st Augustine 20 TO l. the Junet'a
colt 20 to l. saltpere 80 Washer 80 10 and Hare
foot so TO L.
sapetre ran away three furongs before the start
and Duffy felfroni Tyran but was not hurt whie tue
col. was caught quickly The start was about as bad as
could be for Goano and satpetre who were SHUT ot OF
the race completely Tyrant was IN 'front.' when tue nag
fell but was pulled back. and Richmond set sail al
tremendous mace Masner however. was In even a
greater hurry, and showed the way Tor iurohg ueu
Richmond gave the fel fine view OF ms nrelsi "es
two lengths front he shot by the clubhouse tec
sch dashed into second place and Brookwo tooT
position fyran running douTsn AZ ohe{ P,vonId
behind the hill 1t seemed likely mat 1he struggle "ou
were bting for every foot as they went round the
south field and both Mclaughlin and speman were US
ing their whips the head OF tue homestretch sac ny
side they came down The gentle slope both tong might
iy But Tyrant had been shrewdy held IN reserve Tor
laborng pair. The race over. Tyrint had seized
it lie won easily by two ensths IN 10 urn @
fore GOldfeow. the rest pulled M. -, -,
fonF Observation-Disclosures fiy Abba a. Jos, Mccarthy;
Klauburgs geldng wave Oiight taged, 9Sr McI"eu
Cridge's gpldng Colonel Watson Is. 80, Fisher Aba
even money iayoTiie anl an easy winner ~ lo,
entered be sold for $500 The bidding on her went
up to $20l5. at which she was bought in -, .u.. ,,,
The handicap steeplechase over the ftl course MA
four compeors,GeoTge Work. geidng fSWn H MSgi
40. Hurley; NJ. y. NOlanS mare MISS lnOHi
sey Cagcd, lao p. Mean0 Dawess mare Rose
horse Abraham tared $50, Pope). Misunderstanding
to s. Miss Moulsey to 2 Rose TO Pawls'e 10 l.
Rose Pawnee alternaed IN the lead unt INC sooth
field was reached the first time round. In taking Tue
iump at that place Pawnee stumbled and dropped u inc
rear ana at the Jump the hill, near the stables;
bored and was ont of the Rose kept the lead
until the sonth field again reached when the reiI
passed her At the last jump Abraham was over nrsi
by length and half Meaney by hard ridlhg reathet
Abrabam's throat-latch, hut could get no further.
Lbrsbam was first by a head Miss Moulsey second, ana
Rose away back. Time, 4:24l2