New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
SUPPLEMENT.
PAGES 9 TO 1o.
no1-RKE COCKRAN'S DEFEAT
,op PICKETT WINS A GREAT VICTORY.

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re ,orters az II II dared the Distrc'-A'o ,s.,r
pe'".- ~ oaeens County to come on anu "o -
'e !, was at first quietly hin'eu aNu 70 on an
,a,,aA that the association h'u So 10 Tround
i.., AGAINST Interference with oe'''"e - - roason
iahS"V, whatever may have been 'he .rue So ,no
Of the oI"'' -. q, In a way that would pie"se 'uo
He nr,bnslast In gambling pursuits ."-
s"',e, attorney would have been 'ne US he
,,,e- IN the transi;ory character VI -, ,o.ore
w. 40, how easily he was forcot'en' /" oor,a
A. ers, race was over the erea' n''' o,r snch
'0e "-.' IA ,orrot,en that there ever "ete any '"
pfcial. 49, ,ocnning Of the races
on,te as inauspcious as Oh '"' .rv
-. sscond days. The association na1 0.0" ~, races |
,norssnd haudbiils announcing ' So, GIVEN
-, Ia run rain or SHINE l.. o,sass Of
~o"u - ., ,nr,her wooing the fokle eoueoS y.
W '"s g., ,,,,tipr for fair weather ou' i'e
sh, ont the battle manfuIy. i"o ., Cadar-
- o,e for the special trains '""' ho,ora
hurst we're loaded as 'hey n'" aao,ns 70 frown |
49,. season Nature, however, seems ~, i'm |
'"'' ..o,,ocbasiuc for before the nith race 'n0 M
~ ,rou off the ocean brought sheets Oh ram
len skv and In this race one more ..''
-h,,s sacrificed to this grand Dul oa"-oi -
1,, Cilpln an English amateur Jo0Aoy
"l'"ui a.en only month this country
en-, -ooput on Alex. shiedss Cyclone twas inc
1,a,,v Nup ncht-weight steep1cehasc iH
IRE ~ starters In H. d" g.,
,hr a,oat,ur. Black Husssr stumbled at 'no n's
and his rlOtrf hA' NoHHN"'' 49,
- nor rider was hurt. Al the stone
90 Crcone for some reason. whether
avn or his Jockeys fault raised for the jump 100
s,v and caught his knees. and down morse anu r'oei
-, The horse rolled over the man ana uJuieu
,,,, 90 severely that he was still UNCONSCIOUS ~ "e
., the races aud brought to the
,,,v on a stretcher to Bellevue Hospital mere
rrte hope of hs recovery HIS "ile
.,c,ai away when she saw the accueh"
SSor Keene won three first the POLO pony race
q, Rucksho; the third on EmulatloA' sAu 'Ae N''N u"
Dundee - arsvrs
rorla,d Mr., Lydis John D. Cheever. Nj. ana MIS-
- J.hn p Hecksher. Misses Heeksher' CuaiieS
DO"s', ,,a.rrr Frederick G. Edredge Mr..
md Mrs. E p LoweFey' "i''1.' a.
Alien Butler, William Butter duncan p,. J,'
1nHrs John r. Brady. Miss May Brsoy'
&C.. ponuou. Mrs James F.Ots James Barton Key NIX
IN, 1iaonbe, SOL Kennes, John c. o ConnorJr' 'Ch~ries
Fraucis s.ow Nj AMI Mrs. G. Bentham hAe' AZ, "Iu
NJ. william VOss Fred. Nelson, Dr l. Ha'-H-
NJ and Mis- Alexander stevens, Adou Aouen00'3
Franklin B. Lord Andre" hoiu ,t'nta,0a
\ Warner AMI Mr. aud Mrs Rene La M'h'a-no
VII, rlorencc James Kcene. Mr. and Mrs. August
Bemont r.. l. D. Morgan. stanley Mortimer Iholn's
HtchcocS aid Center ultcAeock W. H. IAoIhe' j." "NN
tie Mss DITruser 49, va.
=, snrcess The twelve starters parAded
n,re the stand prior TO tie race furnishing sranu
Iney presented the flower Of cross country
horses Bouske Cochran, tha favOrite had hs o0 o'Ae'
Pat Money, in The saddle. .,,.,
rHe got off badly. but ran 'u'o'71
ri. eel at what tie expert, Meahy
,bopsht the most opportune moment Ou
h,. great weight told on hlm ana IL
had to succumb to Major Pickett The I''I race " :"
wax over for Ecuador. Br've~ooi
the second choice III the loo'
.cmed 10 be waterogged By the rain that was l"ins
CONTESTS
Tho first race was n handicap for POLO ponies -
,son nate added: distance about One-haH mile o" 'n
TAT There were six starters: j. L7"eH3n L'o'
,bes;nut fy Cedarhurst 70. los, oWne'l' l. "'o"'u
oay celding Orphan Boy a. l53 Mr' hernoc"A"''
sb,clds's bay hare l44. r. B. Mortonl Josep
.,evans's chestnut gelding Buckshot Ia, los fOAha
Keeuo; ". ROinerford's chestnut hly hn'H T. I4'
Mr. Birdl and A {. Towers's brown mare MIrna, T,,
h. las owner. Betting BGckshot 10 Ou, No" ."
nrst TO against, ana from ~ 10 % 10 against vi
oineIe ,o of with length the best Of It at the IA
NJ tHs a. Orphan Boy and BuckshO however qu'cAl
.an VI 10 her sac. Then bucAsIet opeueu ~ I''
his pr lers aud at the heat 0i Tue nom 'Vn .~ &
lie race IL hand ana coming on eSsiy Mou " ~ ~,
engtus, orphan Boy second anu Oou"i"u''' '-
TrsNrh nrutual- p.ld - %. go
IT, eromS contest was sweepstakes so each $40
added selling allowances distance about t'S %
ofani on Al. There were four starters J"iA COr
rey'- gray horse Joe shelby "a. los, Mara Jo,IP" I
0D1uoIue lrs chestnut lily Delaware a. iI2 -; ;;
Irnc,N. A H. eammiss hay geldiug Flames a. IDS vi
Gipin; aud W. B. Clark DfoTm M sesin sey To- asan,
Delaware and 10 to ! against the Others CO., ,,,, .,
IyVch on Delsware, sent his mount out to make I'll
running. Joe sh lbys jockey TOOK pun Oh nie ~ %
fsst mar She led two lengths at tho stand, Joe oheD
the same number oi .enF - The oher Lorses EVIDENT
tnought Delaware would come back 10 them, 9u sne ~ ~
not ana On s.g ,snc il easy Delaware by
leugths Joe shelby second i9gf S eHSn' 0e'O'o
Hunters Handicap steepieehase came th!ri IL NJ "
Tor $40 each pla'e ADDED Os'sc ca@p1es bay cel
-" Adiutart Is. 1876 owner; RadnoI aD.e's bToV
mare GyR'Ta sens SA s' ImGlat6n 5 10 Toin@i keen
Betiing-Cyutra TO 1 on, Emulation eVeu' anu AL
e ssg tel at tie first attempt AID Emulation Al
cyn,ra set ont together 70 mae "o me % i wall a we
n..t me grand stand there not much 10 ch"ose
tween the on Tie next round 'noy Sun sT sg
was taken Emulation o-ean tss,c, 70 opIhn p,hs IA
ume II was seen that The race wa al over Tor Emu
ton was makiug asho~ 9i the o'nTr Iy,Ss and PASS
uuder The y Ire u wnusr by chat distance, htI" sS
oud. away in front of Adjut"n' freAcA ma'u"i' p'
Inc Fourth race was important feature Of the da
SlGO each - 600; the second to rece We 100 aha
lrd 5000 dist4nce about 50 es, senr BonrSe Coz
sn a. 49, z z Ma Maos{ ba; = n Il MeBTdes cs.l
relSi9g Major Picket "a. l5s, CanavArJ MyIn
D'T Sons ''''t chestnut ge.dins kory ON ON,
mar, s lS5 Roe e. Hr5:{l 57 noy: NJ D.ys s5s
geding Tniord o. l22 %%Aeil dlr,iai. a. p p F collie
lay seidns Response Ce,i4s Aferil; Waiter era, {,
brown geldlDg Gilt Edge Ia l-aJ, NJ Lyn9H' o. w. =
Cormicks bay gedIng Referee %. lao, W. IyncHi
j. Daly's lay horse jim Carlisle d. . -
" Nancy and Thomas Finucans oro
xcldnc Jester Ia. l43 Green.) Betting-BOuTkc Cock
$40 / Major Pickett and We ellington, 5 10 each, X
And Referee, 5 TO l each, aud from 10 10 80 TO e
against tho others.
Tilford was In front at the start, which q
oue and Bourke Cochran and Rory O'NlOre brought
lie rear Wellington led over the first jump, with
fnrd and Response III close &ttcndaDccI Al the oth
close up. I, was The same order over the stone
lin McGowan fell at this jump. DaI happly aeIl
Sorse nor Jockey was hurt. AT the dOdni" Ncilhe
hsd fallen back and Tniord was III
lead Carlisle second. Jester third Aronnu runi
the mi rhey went Iilford stu leading jim 'r lsae
ono. The fsvorte, Bourke Cockran ana NsJor N -. -
Va sfill 10 the When they csLnc 70 ne "
tun,n which Is the second time around jim "a .So
In font aud Tlford 10 second pac1, m'.n ~
tIird and Major Pickett, who had moved up iourt
BOurke Cochran ninth. II was at TINS POM t tH't .
Nancy began moving Bourke Cochran up oae @ -, . in
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