New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
,AsT DAY AT CEDARHUKol.
u, RIG QUEENS COUNTY HURDLE RACE.

Of hs " -, ror, ,,,vn const, ,bles in every nook ana
.rrer Of the grounds. They were snpp'se' " -.
,-eveur betting. Nevertheless there was pi0"' ,,,
80 q, but strictly the quiet Inc 'e's
sohS '"' u.n,ch ,he association depends for a cor
e,, nsr, OF its revenue. was deserted ana no o,"c
80 xcro nut up. Bookmakcrs with "t'ie s''
-, about tho paddock ho"eN0''
wa the English style, but TINS W" .,a
- hereat to Cedarhurst Anu inc ouo'
~ ~ ,rch less than would have been the case IL ,ho
-. b,d been done openly. The odds also Varieu
,',, to the anxiety Of the bcters to get 'ho'r
,,ev on Robert Pinkerton, OF PinEertohs Do'o.''o
,,.,cv walked about the grounds Among o'noi 'r
a., Ne WA. looking out for were several "weche,s
xho did a little bookmakng on their own nooA ~
u,e5nest,y and failed to pay when they ios]
,r, ,ras \ large gathering Of fashionable peop'o q"
.,o o,,h hou.e and because OF the beautiiui "e",H
pretty sprinc costumes were noticeable , hut
Morgan's wa. the only fourn-hana on t0 s clara in
al o,ncr kinds OF equipages were '"' ,a
"a 80 w,pv OF the club people
80, in time TO return New York to see 'he co'oi
,r, clnb parade. Among those prese"' "e.0 49, 49,,
~, August Belmont. it,. Oliver Belmont MI ""u "
- II I,pier Elliott Roosevelt, Mr.. ana Mgs' L. -"
- u,,t,rne Mr. and Nrs. Pierre La h'h'a-"o' w.
,,-. I + Cowtn. Mr. anl Mrs. j. d. OheeFer' -"I'
80 Ms Blrre!l. stanley Mortimer, George "o.A' .'
-" NJ. d Lord " JARVIS. James r. keene "iliiam
1,l,re,,e F. Gray Griswod James Olis' MISS A"i'"
,-.,o, JARVIS. ant M and Mrs. Hanna
r. racing was good and the attendance was l"' S0' ~
-. ,iftle enthusssiu ie slight accidents Na'leu
-, ouo;ony Of the The hrslir"ce was uahoic"p
,or polo ponies. There we're 10 r Starters MI A.O'u ~
,ono ~ his little mare Cedarhurst The second race
sa.iIcl between Won lerneut anu brdtol aii II "'s
ro'c taa. Wonierincn, won. Ine th'rd race was
I9uer- nAnaicap ssepe @ n'se, s,,enrs rhe Hemp.
Sd stables had two m Oornss WIZ 1:anv,dIne
lic.so.S k rnoync. "s Mr iIitchccch is the head
~ 80 d., the iIenpsteai Stable, AM 1t was ha'u any
supposed nat he Aat se'eTG' T rce sv betwean these
t "osr, hut Mr Hitchcock did not wln b,ns beaten
n the hDi,h G,uyaine winning e'eveIy On ne sn"n
TIE N,,, & ,H LIN, iniurie. a week ago yesterday.
t.tn,L lie stumbled at the doGh.e Jump anu N''
Ileau W jockey - 'n'CWn @ 31 1aens T Comfy hurdle
% Jira stake the association having aided 5000
t"r II .urnlsh'! good he.i oi hnIS, a' "S Viz ~ a.; 4 N
TAI race IAe winner Ignei up nn M ~ ni~ Siu
rsr,sc vino we'll and patiently r!iel ny W. Dtn5. &
ond The h.jh race wa the cAaihlloA Hnnser rn.,e
S6s.e ID which only amateur Jockeys r1ue Hei
Therc S TSr' rra,ton. 1n'Go rmnation won simply
because rider. NJ Lloyd waited p,,i'goeIt' w on
l 10. racd d iIc The r,c r.A' OH Bourse Cochran
r,c. easily. bat then. he did not have mHch 10
bc.t. IA,Ic Neic two fans IN H.
THE CONTESTS IL DETAIL.
Frst race handicap swe 'psakes Tor poo PONIES qI0
each ul.te added distance about three quarters OF
mile Oh The n,t There were tour starters: ). LeWel!n
Ioyl's chestnut maze. CclaIhurst %, l3l. owher)'
Frederick Ge5harl's bay gciins. orphan 10y g. loo'
Mr. n .ruocnan). Alex. shcidss Day mare. Neiue a.
40 H. B Marton), ami ;. Warrens chestnut gedihs
Coyo.e a.. 40, William X. Thorhe. lr3
Coyoie va, ia The lead At the start, but Ceiarhurst
shot, ,h- front At tie turn. and Orphan Boy siso
r.l the Prairie Moit The two ea iers rdceI to--'
I'm, fl,r llck.tretch Cciarhurst having niue the
,,. - "A, AMI when tie head The mcsrctch was
reached led Mr. Gcbharts pony iolr len ;,iS, g. &
hur.; tired when near the Nirr nut orphan boy was o'
her aud Nj oy won 1y ny an e "p' iSst
g. 80 nush place four lengths III the rear Ne'uo
got tn"i nne9VSg en- S, I'.iln c.p cme second It was
psakrs so each. 5000 ,aci; distance about one
nile on the h't. IN NcI "a n-,it1ni and
Wvnnc 4 : MS bav leldius Brnton. g. l3s' "reen
flcrc good deal OF excitement ma Ia s1'e 81 evcn
over this race, because tie horses were 30 etr"{
Ps M .n.%, of Se %s e H"s' .,sai Sl' wosiermea '"f
l. n1lf a len-th These pgsi;iohs we're ho' cnahSei
,ho 'i,'sr ,nrn novoycr WonIrrment op ned daylight
aId lel two "ncn .engths Ia the hone'tIe'h @ n' "a
m' ,,a ti'i.n cnslcl sni Won icrnent succeeded IN
winning with jI-t strip OF daylight between MIN anu
ihr third race the prosramme WIS the Han.es'
H.ldicap sieeplc' Dtse -weep5,nAes 40. i,, urea
NILE, IL ere were hvc starters: Hadnor stahe brown
eEestnnt Ior,c Corncl 6 l55. rnomas ucacock, r.
ard gray redme GnnyaLinr o. ~ ~ iy Mr. r. P6e."
and t. 4 Csmpb-lrs Oay scldmg AuutanI TO- l1o' ME-
AaV,tat5 and Cyntra were in front at the
,,rt with Cyclone nringiug ny the rear an thls W"s
order over the I.t I've je4 a! lcn, me 1's W
double lump cyclone Stumbled aud threw - l%s y Dut
the man was hurt Cyntri bolted g nc outside OF
Tie track al h- pom and 9st her .iace' Cornet sGins
to lie front With his stable companion
the T""' wa,,f jump aud up the b'os.trs'oh
tNo norsc' ran with narlb -lre.k o. Gay
netw~eh them. On the nacS rcicn orte eIoMou
thai nr tiring he Knocked the top ii OF Jump
Ieerng on steadily won 10y three lengths; Cornet
second. eight lengths before Cy"tI" ,,,...
sIoS c' 900 added the second $500 ami
third ZOO out OF tn STAKE came ne eft Inc d'sI'
Nan- CHESTNUT seldng GienaE% a. ~ o r. Msngy Ilo
A W MeingardlS nay GoNlhS Ntii' Et'u
8 l65 GRIMM, NJ J. Days brown acidIng Itor! o.,
foehes,sr Sr" "a. ~ NJ Lynchl. r. W. IOp;,on's>
CHESTNUT gcdinr win DAVIS "a, ll2 Gan'yg" 9a nchI o. H.
40 " j. Days hav horse jim Ctrsie o., l4p NJ ia yl
iont al the with VIII Davis at the tail ent o, tne
string Itod set on to a~o w"o sS p was O rn1nSs
s.,a1c ',n ptr1S' and under pail Waen the horses
went by the stand the hr~, umss around We =
.rlengihs before R,ieree. Rochester was fourth ana
jim Carlisle hfth Wellington Kept ais e,a 'oI anqlngr
soft tuns. At the ,stand again he was leadnS @ two
eugtl rord had now G!opped Uace, DnS M snae ae
a. a ast clip and his stable companon jim carlsle
now cane up from NTH position AMI wasciose to Wei,
IHsto1 Before the lower turn was reached
he had headed him. and as the hof.s swnm1 NM Io m .pe
but J III Carlisle TOO much for him. l;eictes was
thiri OF lemeth' bscs and he otueI %
Of the Wellington maze "as" & ~, CI r,'
the bomestrech was reached ana A. jim & c
win h1t n D.ly gathered his horse together ana max
ius good at the finish jim arn-ie won Dy t p"o
lengths, Wellington ~-cOnu, twenty Fu-tuo ''4"'
cree who was third. and Rory O'More was worse
fourth . ,.-,...
Ine nth the Champion Hunter steeplecha"'
$50 eaon. gold and $500 added tue second horse
10 receive 500. weight for age haf breeds allowed ten
distance about three miles. There were three
Hampstead stables bay gcldng H>illellOw
(6 III Thomas Hitchcock, jr), ong Island stables
b.y geldng Imulaton g. 1871. l. Loyd). and Queens
County Stables chestnut geidng Dundee "a, lOl, Fox
hall keencj. 49, IN . 49,,
with Emulation last. Emulation made a
spnrt aud went to the front, but Mr.. Lloyd
,',,,llr ed back. At the stone wall Han!
fIow had trne the best Of IT, Dundee III second place
A mo double lump HaIlfeOw and Dundee were heti
head ana ia that way they went along To me back
stretch Enulation ABOUT ei-h lengths bdcA oi lhe pair
Arnnnd fhe upper turn Hallfellow opened DAY
Ignt on Dundee but FOxha!i kecne gave the o.u
chestnut a touch OF the steel ana ne was again
alonc.lde OF Halfellow Mr.. Lloyd on Lmulanoh oe