New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-28
GEO. KINNEY'S DEAD HEAT.
THE GREAT HORSE IN FRONT AGAIN.
TWO RACES FOR THE DwYERs-PoRrLAND WINS
THE GREAT POST STAKES.


ebeepshead Bay yesterday and the excellent racing was
r.h admired and enjoyed. The air not too hot Tor
co,nfort INT some OF finishes were exciting enough
m give glow to every The Dryers famous morse
George Kinney made dead heat OF the nrst race WIN
Pae's colt Editor while such fast horses as
Duplex and Jim Renwck failed to keep pace Win the'
George Kinney limped little when he came III afer the
race bnt IL was decided to run the dead heat This
was done after the fifth race on tho pro-
eramme and the mighty uesrso NV"
outran Editor without the least dimcuity'
Great cancellations were confidently circulated con-
corning Florence f. iii the second race tho"sn noi
public performances had always been below contempt
She was first n all the betting but not near first IN any
mart of the race 1t another case hho
Katripe and the public will be, hereafter I"
little cautious In accepting stories OF .no e''"
private performances Of FLIES. Choctaw inc seooHU
choice won with conspicuous ease, Manitoo" secohu'
Keen interest was felt in the Great Post Stakes as IL
brought out the crack twoyear-olds Electric pi AM
victory on Thursday made the son OF Sensa''on anu
Italia strong favorte in the books but he was not
handled in the way as on nh'D"'
Then his jockey forced the pace anu WIN
easily Yesterday foolish waiting pohcy was P.'s
with him in the face of the fact that Portland had TWICE
beaten hi in speed in the last hundred yards he IT.
ant was that Electric got third place only. Mt heso
colt The Bard got off badly but forced Portland W u
his hest and only McLaughln's unequaed energy so'
the Dryer colt in first by length. BarDee' VINO w"S
riding Toboggau fell owing to the Dreahihs VI ''P
leather. ,,
por,la,as victorv was popular but old General Mon
roas success i'm the fourth received WIN even
greater enthusiasm The old horse ran as II he "ere
renewing the fire of his youth, and shook OH 0ionne
and Caramel without difficulty. CarameFs owner was
highly confident but the mares head was hearIs
puIIed Off and all her chances were spoieu
OF the fourteen in the selling sweepstakes s~
or seven were left in hopeless plight at the start MI
Caldwell had Just ordering Fisher to go oack WIN
Re and as the mare still far in the 'front.' the JOCK
eys of Jackof Hearts, Burch Unrest ana others ol hV
dream that the would give the sgna until ns
order had been obeyed. But he die, ana The
result was that of the fastest horses IN the race
had no chance. Herbert won handsomely Falique
second and Rica third.
Cbarlemagne captured the hurdle by half fur
long Echo second, Marshall third
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
Tho first race was sweepstakes. $25 each, 5000 adj
ded special weight conditions: distance one inile.
Ficht ran-Dwyer Brothers horse George Kinney %
years. ll2 pounds ridden by McIaugblin); Bnchanans
ee,dpg Jim Renwick aged 100, Dufy) G. L. Lorilards
colt Tbockeray a. 1Os Blaylock); Withers's gelding
Duplex g. 100, shaueD; Pates geldimg Editor
a 90 winiams) Constants FLY Paradox "A, SO, Nee
ham. Kittson's colt Donald A. "A, 90. Mccarthy and
Suffolk Stables colt Tacoma a, 90. Rivers.
Pools-George Kinney 800, Jim Renwick $40, Thack-
GRAY $50 Duplex $780, field 900. Books George Kinney
n y,
l. Duplex to l. so to against the others
Editor got the best of the and Tacoma the worst
oEi Editor made the pace strong from the nrst stfue
Jim Renwck soon in second place. George Kinney
taking third position. Duplex and jim Renwick heid GU
until they reached the last furlOng, when they had
enough Mclaughlin driving the great horse at the
head of the homestretch to eaten Edlior.
dozen yards from the stand
Kinney head in front but he faltered little al the
close, his weak fore legs paining him. and the two
passed the head and head, making dead neat In
1:43a. Thackeray next, two lengths behind the pair
Dnpex was fourth ten lengths behind Ihackeray, Jim
Renwick fifth.
The dead heat was run of after the fifth race the
netting being 5 TO 2 on George Kinney. to against
Editor Georae Kinney with grotesque ease III l4o
Mutual pools George Kinney bought before the hrst
race paid 50 35 those bought on the dead heat 81 TO-
The second race weller handicap sweepstakes
sos each $500 added seven furongs. Eleven ran
wild A. McCaulrs Choctaw a, 1877, Duffy Dwyer
Brothers colt Executor g. 11s, Mclaughlin keliys
unnamed colt by Glenelg-Stam2s %, lis, BarDee
Fblerss FLY Florence L. q, ITO, "ethcrsl
oxford Stables colt Manitoba a, 13l. shauep;
C. C.. Halls mare ADaosta %. 127, Lewis;
Uy,apd's geldlng EndymOn "A, 125, W. Donohue) C. F.
McIauehlin's colt Nitot a. l26, Fitzpatrick; X. W.
Waden's colt Comque q, 1l2, McManus); Pates colt
King Kyrle a, 143, Fitzpatrick and slmmonss geld
ing Jennings a, us, Blaylock).
Pool-Florence Z. $12O. Choctaw $50, Executor $50,
ing
Florence f. to Q, Choctaw 42 to J. Executor to /,
Ienpipps 3 TO l. 10 TO 20 to ! against the others.
Jennings was first Of Nitot second the Stamps colt
oga bpt he dropped behind lower turn and
Choctaw, taking the lead, came on cady az a eoou
pace and won by lengths in 1871 H. Manitoba sec
p~d half len 9Th before Nito who four lengths be-
fore Jennings. Anaosta tth Executor siNt Inc favor
49, s.; Florence 10. E. was never piO'a '~, pY0,
The third race the Great Post Stakes thTeeqnar
81 800 added $500 to second W. l.. Scotts Fann was
Withdrawn leaving six starters BrStner' cot
iOriIiard's gelding Electric az, j. Donohuel Ran
Stables colt GyeSps i1 GsS KK esc colt
The Bard u.s. Feakes, and Kelys colt Iobogsan ulo,
Poos-Portland sl4o Electric 1925. Cyclops $40, To
hogan S35 field $40 Books-Eleciric to ., Portland
s. Toboggan TO J. Cyclops 10 Inc bafu ~ 10 J.
The start was prompt but struggling Electric being
first of Toboggan second, Portland third, The Bard
baSiv behind Mclaughlin urged Portland instantly
INTO Inc lead while little Jimmie Donohue took strong
mile with TOboggan second, but the lower turn one
Of Toboggans strrup feathers broke and Barbee fell
gained steadily Portland in the second quarter
mile and tour Se es Portland and The Bard Por
land was anxious to give II mp ~ the last hundred yards
and less energetic eer ta har "a work that he o
Portland home the winner length before Inc Bard
Electric third length behind Tho Barti CyclOps ana
iDokont beaten Off The time was 1:l7a.
Little Donohue rode according to orders but 1t was
singular way TO ride Electric. lie won on Thursday by
being driven from the start and taking lead that the
Others could not With Portlands known speed
ana his suspected lack of staying power, the proper
course would certainly have been TO get away from him
in The first ouarer-me nd dishearten him before the
finish came The little jockey kept pull Electric
mill he reached the homestctch and then he cona not
make up the lost ground The prize was worth to the
winner SIS, GOO Mutual pools Sl4 10.
The fourth race handicap sweepstakes % miles
S2n each $3.50 added, $3.50 TO second f0nr rhn--Mc-
Fin horse General Monroe aged, 49, W. Donohne):
KcIlys horse Clonncl q, So Rancrty); Ryans mare
e. S. Moran. Poos--(iencral Monroe 500, Channel
SiCO Caramel 500 Bay Miller go. Books
r(lonmeI to s. General Monroe to D, Caromel
2to /. Bay Miller 10 to /. ,,
Clonmel and Caramel ran together In front for mile,
ming freely Clonmel drew away from the mare rapidly
at the beginning Of the last half mile. Church had
choted ali the life with his long, hard pull at