New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
Salisbury. who was neck before sayaha'' 0'0'0p'

Salisbury who was neck before Savanna, Cyclops hfh'
Portland sixth and Rock and Rye last q, s,oo for
The fourth race was mile for purse OF @ovo, To-
year-olds that had never won Tonr PaDcocas
Brothers colt Detective 9is McLangm.h ,owe's colt
Rocket dis sherdau) and Cribs colt winston lIlo
Fitzpatrick. Detective was the favorite a. 1y sva
Detective ran unkindly. Mclaughlin being conpeer
lash him without stint winston lea ioa ram away
from them all IN the homesretch winning easy n9 VIM
lengths in l:47lA. Detective second hecA 'ei''0 ""
The ext race was for the suburban Handieap
800 EACH half forfeit with 500 aaue nus. General
Monroe Iagcd 122, Blayloc Summit stables ee ata
Royal Arch g. FI;;od pa; F + wasons i'm
p pored colt Richmond a. no: W. Donohne'; W. ..
hcMahon's horse lIlary o,t ThsckSray a. los J.
Donohue) p. II. McMahon's colt Comanehps o vi ~
Walker Raneoeas Stables m ,pSre peIah g. o. Nc
Goldrck) Keraghans ty Mite 81 "a e. RichartsoD
n mSssTs e saOi Josuts e. o. Maynard
Caulrs colt Choctaw a, 30, MeCaIB1 ,its SI1v Blue
Monogram %. 81. Wethers) and Wengaru' my D'A'
The betting was extremely brisk this race at to
against Monogram Pontiac to Ratapan 70 hacn i
mond 10 to l. Choctaw 10 to 1, Comanche ~ 10 l. anu
II to 20 to l against the others 49,, . o,rcn N n
After half hours waiting the slgnai was a Arch
good start for large field except mat hoy neh
was left at the post Blue Bell Thackeray ana ,nd
were first away As the fourteen dashed by me s.a
Blue Bell was leading with Choctaw second hcn.no nJ
third. Pontiac fourth Choctaw showed tno % Mace
the turn while Thackeray shot up INTO secohu Pm
Along the backstrctch Thackeray gave tne .o 10
view OF his heels but Pontiac ana Rcnmohu Wcic
hind and Choctaw aud Monogram were IN the M
vicinity The pace furious and Ibackeiiy oo" ~.
keen ND long But Pontiac reveed IN ~ ana ooi
the ground so swiftly and easily that the po
hind him were already beaten. Half mile IRON t1e cu
he was leading by lengths with Richnoha seconu,
Chocaw third On the lower turn FITZPATRICK cao o
Rataplan that rosoute and sturdy coit ans 49,
bravey But be had too much weight. The chase ainc'
the light weighted Pontiac was hopeless anu wa need
possible for Ratapan, try as he Might 10 equa' 'n
Of the flying Richmond. ~. -. o,,e,did
Richmond dashed up the hOmesretch win spee"ho
burst of speed and forced Pontiac to the WHIP t o
eight pounds of difference in the weights enaoie
10 keep the lead and by lengths IN the ast tu
of 2:O9io Richmond second. six lengths before t
third Euclid was fourth six lengths behind halaPs,'
Comanche NTH, Deiah sixth, Mono ram Tpnrni
Choctaw eighth, Joqua ninth, Thackeray tenln f.oy
Arch eleventh. Harity twelfth, Blue Ben thr'eon'"'
General Monroe fourteenth and Mittie H. last .,,
The steepechase the short course Win sPeUii
weight conditions had nine starters-Delahey Esn
Marshall &C. 1877 Delaneyl Caiahans horse et Trmador
u.s. 1876 Callahan; W. c. Daleys pair, the cor t
"a, 1870. LYNCH and gelding King Tom a, l37; Mny
born) NJ Days geldng Jack g. l27 TnrieSl ' puy
gelding Krupp Gun taged 1877. Kenny; ~ ~,
horse Forager aged l4S Griffin; HowaiIs my u.s.
Wind a. 1877, Nancy; and Kennedys colt Jacquemho'
a, 100. Daily. $50, ,., o,oo
Marshall won by length after fine fnish with Sro
falon Jack third six lengths behind GOhIal0n WIS.,
Wind bad fourth Krupp Gun dropped MS rioer anu
Jacqueminot bolted.