New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
MISS WOODFORD BEATEN.
rRoUBADOUR WINS THE GREAT BacL.
THE TIME FAST AND TIE CONTEST EXCITING.

| Wherever turfmen gathered on Monday even
Ing and yesterday morning engrossnc subject OF talk
was u special between Mss woodford ana Ironoa'
dour Kontucky and the West with tho Pennsylvana
| delegation alsO, confident that captain cam
Browns Ptsburg stable would triumph with the big
bay son OF Lisbon while Now Workers, BrOoklynes ana
other Eastern racing rallied to the coiors OF inc
great Broo stable and asserted with emphasis that
the winner OF the Suburban would be unable to defeat
the bonny Many reports were In clfouia'
| ton that TI0ubadour coughing and was now muoh
inferior to his suburban day FORM but the friends OF
Captain xn, his trainer and the Jockey Fitzpatrick
DECLARED that tho colts cough only trhins and that
it would not affect his speed They wore right as the
first half mile, in fifty seconds, tho mile In Al .,
| and the mile and o furOng In 1:544 proved beyond
cavil.
Miss wooiforls graceful head never reached Trouba
sours MASSIVE crest at time in tho run OF mile and
quarter Troubadour took slight lead instantly after
the fall of the starting flag and went on at lively pace
But Woodfords nose was by his neck In the hrst
furong As they dashed around the hrst turn IrouDa
dour gained slightly but IN no part or Inc race was MS
lead mora than q length, and tho backstretch the
mare crept no by inch until her nose was again at
tine big colts neck. when ttey swung down the long
gentle curve after passing tho post which marks the
beginning OF the last half mile Mclaughlin was CON-
PEELED give several singing touches with the
lash before the reached and enthusi-
astic PAT tisans Troubadour began shouting Tronba
mare; "Troubadour walks in," and other exultant
cries But their faces blancbed and their tongues
rembed as they the with despalrng rally Oh
her remaining speed force hersef mp to Troubadonrs
shoulder half furlong from the line. and FITZPATRICK
began riding aud whipping Troubadour with all his
might Under this strong pressure the colt again put
forth his full strife Which had best slackened and
cxertng the last OF speed In his powerful Frame
he ouran the mare the great race By length
in the fast time of 2:0s4
Itw.sa big crowd that vas present, though no 50
large rs on Suburban day. AMI there WAS abundance OF
enthusiasm AMI excitement Tue successful colt was
beautifully and his rider pressed upon by
b,nt throng of friends who tried TO carry him from
tina track on their shoulders But he broke from them
the safe secuson OF the jockeys room IN Ie
club house.
Both Troubadour ard Miss wooiiord were heavily
backed At ii ne was the EyoTie am tnsh the
other. When the betting opened Miss "oodIord was
rrafered five to four but nuch money was put
Troubadcu that after time the ooohaRers PEI Ten
to nine on each At the start Tr0ubsdour was slightly
tho most of the betting books at oi u nine
on while money given against Mss Woolf1Id,
but the bookmskers made the mare Tho favorlte
up to tho signal for the start Although Trouoahonr
Ties OF the great majority OF the spectators
and children, were plainly with he mare IL she had
won there would have been "A Wild iubi.ation:
some extravagant admirers or tne colt claimed that he
won easily Tho race-course Is no place Tor them
hv arc Accustomed to see through glasses darby Any
one who iaileo motto that Tronbsdour was pushed 10
plecly Bl.ckstonss definition OF an iliot: One who
hath never from his birth unto the enjoyment OF
the smallest particle OF UNDERSTANDING and who the law
pre,IImetn vii never attain unto any" .
That black demon Pontiac captured me mrs. rSSo
The owners OF Little Mnch were reported TO nave
backed MIN beat Pontiac II that report Is true their
Refrain showed great speed in tue second race-too
much for Pontiac. got second place to her frst -,
Rcd Prince was Withdrawn IRON inc Two Near-olo
ce and Electricity it by head from Nal GOODWIN
The aIains Electricity was nve TO ord
and ia books even forty to one rms was a'sulI
az the colt nai shown in his previous race rs inleh
Column Yesterday gave Rcd Prince to win and Flee:
trc.y for pace. As Red Prince dl not start thiS was
equivalent 70 namni Esesi a oo G S w'nsr race with
Bnn 40 second Drake Car or wa Last as usual Nhat
be.k ,tsr 9rnsrai Monroe and Eole would make!
Tne strGegc to come in last woIlu De tctflhc. $500.
hswiiierod all who his brilliant victory IN the Bay
Ridge Hanaic"p On June 10 d.ea ne lst ma ."nI
although tho favorte AMI heavily backed od er.ert,
tue betting ten ami Twelve 10 Que a..is' ni' "o
this race "a he won year thOnsi MA previous
running this year had been bad enough to dssrace a
Brighton Beach selling platter Great are the mysteries
Me- CaiweIl's starts Yesterday were nearly all OK
ceilent He has done good work at this meeting me
@ psf t aS61w NH start qssf' "HS
a ems too horrible for belief.
Yrnsr RAcr-pua-r $500 SPECIAL WEIGHTS, .. NILE
Dwyer H. Pontiac b. Pero ,
sl ya, 8 - CO.. b h. Little Mipca ,sf
~ aiHonl 1,aU 10 R, en- a.si IS svorl
Revere stables hopsa, T. s1 I'M i rs,
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e A. Gaiup b. 2. Wavward 3. 97.---.-C pesSs, .
eIsos b. M Eifa asS 0 sS ar ysIop
c. II. Brockets b. g. Peacock. 4, ioS INcoar'y)
Betting Pontiac tls ca TO l. Fetch Taylor
Witch Brad El4ab tn. Eva 4. and Error were With
p"nac was frat or Ra second fetch TAYLOR third Lit
Tie Inc ase to the front W.T. w9 fTe Sst Oh S g P u
Sc pas h his pleasure and won qy two sngtns Tn
out sct ever e f11s Bae who was length Belle
SECOND RAcE-Fon Three. YgAnoLDs $50 EACH 500
II. W. k AnsS Oh ohan b. ByinwOOd or Reform;
pW W1c4e ;r t.3 Dr. Foatco, io7 a
Sneds1ersO Kalua ., W ~ FISHER,
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Beuunz-pontlco : to D. Hefa,a 80 Banner Bearer
s5a,n % dY - 10 d to nd @ sSe s to- e''hu'
got Htsi q the start and a ran n fast sGt sas
pway S nsS n 9d the
lost ground Bpr nTarer for an' snort 'as
S Saa Refrain had is1 much s,ns;
-nS ' Weight S'tS enabled Ss her Is
all 81 MSLs s nos ran 'n y By two
S sasn. ,Or roSaeo sSoaa kaua
i ieasta be ore banner Iearer.
THIRD RAcE-rwo-YEARoLp SMILING SwEErsrAKLs' sou
Mr. Livingston, C. Eeetrety. Virs Mary Martin
cs 80 3 CO., g. Nat Goodwin MeenanI
j. Ne ahons D. Al reed 30 y .mtonR %
J Otr,ns DIX L. i.SdY
llncy- HANNIBAL 70 1870, ~
Dwyer D. L. kOsAilEd %
| 0"' flae-llSh
Betting- Rosaini 10 l. Al Need to lianniDa % l.
Nat GOODWIN 90 l. LAZY May To- ie,'rcir % 90 I'm,
T.d PRINCE wa. Lady May was nrs On Dut
the second iuriong no D"yef my,
However her place anu soon I,lteu y.
the ear oodN hrss into tie homestIo,cn anu
10 WIN tl-otucity Joined hu m Tue l@st
urlone an after lively hns won the race w neat a.
uolgin second length before Al Reed Lacy May 'ourn'
| 30 bid ior tho winner, Who waa entered Al si.oVo
porpru RACE SPECIAL RACE PURSE ; 1000. 4 MILES.
bro WINS b. lrOubadour. BY Lisbon, 'une q,
Dwyer BIOS Or H. Miss Woodford6 III lAcaughih)
D"'~' Iime-203s4 49,
pe,t,n, 10 To Oh rrouDadour against Miss
NOodiort -. r,n,,o,r ,r.a axav a
,rh nv INCH unti al OF the nrst furOng, as