New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
THE RACES AT CEDARHU RST.
GOOD SPORT, BUT FEW SPECTATORS.

GOOD SPORT BUT FEW SPECTATORS.
CLOSE OF THE SUMMER MExTING-A SHORT MATCH
RACE-EAsY WINNERS.
Cross country races are, of course, attractive.
but the unfortunate part OF the business is that the
Rocksway steepechase Association cannot prove 1t to
the public. Yesterday there was an exceedingly small
crowd At Cedarhurst the second and last day OF tne
summer meeting OF the club. Even the clubhouse
which is comm odious. was not comfortably filed No
place could have been cooler and sport
OF kind could not have been moro attractive Inc
fact IA that fashionable people have flown from the city
snd the ght has not been in the direction OF Cedarhrrs
Ths most OF those follow fashion, as RUE, rove
racing especially when gentlemen riders
are In the rgskin. Gentlemen riders had mounts yes
teray but only few fair faces to greet them
with smiles after they had taken hazardous jumps Tor
victory. II il mistake to give a summer meeting
and the win know better than to do 80 another
year. j. d. Cheever has been to great trouble 10 make
turf that will last Yesterday 1t was baEed anu
parched, ana few days racing of THIS season "ouu
totally destroy Among those present at the cup
house we're Mr. and MIRA f. d. Morgan. Mr. and mrs.
Jo..ph Auefbach George De Forest Grant. Mrs.
James OTIS, the Misses Otis. Miss Marun'
Lawrence Turnure Mr and Mrs. Leonard Jacobs sidney
Dillon. Alexander shields Stanley Mors%esM snS Mrs ID
G eever. Charles Cheever, d. n LORD W. hu'herioru
Hitchcock W. ana , So,c6 eac6 contest WAS prac,i
ealIy ended in a wakover for the winner TaMhNe
sS. 9s 20 pscs .Se He ic"s the
never being headed from start 10 nnlsn. M ay $50. so
strnck the notes In the second race, when
Gsrse or wuis polo pony oeaarhu5:s the cup
pony When George Work got out Of the sad. ;hL
die T0'Ar nsSaS SsH the Work family
that Cedarhurst not quito fast good as he
the end matcn for 800 was made between Cedar
hurst and another polo pony called Esonomy distanre
family came out ahead. for Cedsrhurst won AZ she
pleased Tais DASH was run as the sixth race FOX nan all
Keene rode the winner IN the fourth race ne was on
the old chestnut Dundee. George WORKS cast.on,
Flames won ,ne es a ;hSss rns mes The
details az To- ows:
FIRST HuTDF ns%g R1GE Nrs SO EAc" $50
Long Island stables ch. g. Pawnee. oy Lean ngon ;
enetns %s" ccaHty SS stable. zans9a i6i kesne
seiting -z4nsbaf TO 4 on. 6 10 against Response
rswnee too. lead the start and held TO The end
By snsS OgHf & S was
SECOND RAcE-MlpsUMnER STAKES. HANDICAP SwREp.
SI M sS S hAeS sS &PGF e AoH n Nc
6 eCrE Cny-nas osoGus s o. c 1,s Delaware L. N Iync
JGSm-.s 81 kfES kISu;d : i4i; ~ dsnsyl Lgns9
Betting Bhzl%rd to . soprano } to q Alfonso Dea
war Saaro aa osS Sy Ge held the ho
steIc sopauot caught Inn and 20 ping On stesiy
beat aS s S2 was a ~ Tp ne sss res soa sa
French mutnals paid s2s co.
TMRD RACE-HANDicAP FOR POLO foNEs ABOUT L MILE
&oSrfe o%sT. ~srsISn cr M r eT@a d. aged iosd
Beiss Ce iarhurst 10 on zca 70 l.asainst her-
i cSashars n noaled the field rom
sx lengths second. two lengths before Hcaioo
French muuas paid s. TO-
t 5 nGc n4SSar SS D5a1 GS = m
Queens Souny stables e dundee by bss2" g KSbe aeas
enG H-.1 1n1.CTn w m aSeq iH MI ToTaej
MsmIstead s,aOies CHI 6. Comet. aged ace l55 .
Alex. shieGss b g. cyclone aged l54 Mr. Lowdsnl .
Long Island stables c h ro ephOne M1 sfed ldyd 4l
Betting-Cyclone. 10 on purdee 70 against het-
At the first wall Telephone who Wa IN the lead fell Dui
was never a1erwaid nea led Mr. Tnone Kettleiru
@ SS c %cS 40 s % up 6 TO @ St a s9 10 Was S So
anG Comet aiuriong back, was third.
Frenoh mutuals p~d 50.
FIFIH kAcE-HASDcar Ar ,I HUBBLE Slo EACH 500 ADDED
A. H. sammis's b. FLAMES by Lonsie l!te W svGd GT
y finncan's Dr. q lester ae d. i5O ......CM Nancy
George Dononues ch Con Watson aged sS NJ l. nchl =
BeIting-luanon 10 too Flames to 3. Col Watson to
fA track a, the start and vas never headed
before 9y e S o Watson
sixth RAcE-PoLo PoME,. MATCH RACE, slUO SIDE.
George Works ch "Se n Cedar owner
Madison stables lconOmy aged, l49 (F. keene)
hooony had the best Of the start and held 1t un the
o @ s a cooncs %ta U waited w for the few
then sent hs 10 the front anu won by hall
Mutua paid IS TO.
sEvENrh HASca Ror [s sio
Long Island stables Emulation. by ENQUIRER Trib1.
Hem ss'S4i Sta Stables cG h. Anan4s aged
Hampstead stables D. m Dairy maid s. II? ME hornoi
Alexander shields en- x Biarwo,d o 100 lnr Louoet, U
nn,aa'ion red from to hnnsh by twenty
Lengths An .eeon ten lsngtas before pair, mad
FIoIch pools - ~