New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-15
MR.. Boards PRIMUS WAS FIRST.
LIVELY DAY AT THE PARKWAY THACN-
"sNAPPER" GARRISON BEATEN
OK HIS MOUNT

s.r, frr,ho- increase was noticeable IN the at
tendance at the Parkway track yesterday due prom
abv 10 a we.i-n,ed card Of seven races. Including
The match race for $50 between j. Robinson Boards
p-,n,,s and Henry r. Booiy's Yumuri Both the
owners are weli-known cubnen. and. as they were
~ ride their own horses. the contest attracted
grea, many brokers and Others 10 the track. The
race was the fourth on the programme
Fifteen bookmakers drew for places and the bet
| tnp-ring was filed with a surgng ,hrong through
out the afternoon As only three iavoriies won the
| bookmakers had a little the better OF H.
7, tho arst race Golden Va..ey and Spri'e were
heavily backed by their owners and the public bu'
| tn. race was easily by the Kitten MY Al "dls
| OF seven to Golden Valley was pracuca"y 'e''
| AZ the post as were Jack Wynne and cremona IN
| the last
Ruly Boy the favoritc in the second race was de-
| featei by wist and much money WAS burned up ny
| the formers owner and friends. co'e VINO rode
| Billy Boy made his run too late
The third race was notable. ms Snapper Garrison
had accepted a mount Arthur whites Poca-
| hon.as she was quickly installed favorite. but. de-
| sp.,e the 'Snapper's' vigorous riding was defeated
easily by Bayberry. wei. RIDDEN by chandler Inc
! atier wore broad grin a. he passed uh''r '"e
wire and seemed overcome with deisht M h'N'hS
defeated the reIoubtab.e Jockey. He was Ionhy
aupauded. although the favorlie had been beaten
| Much interest was manifested when the bell
ran- and Mcssrs Beard and Body made their
| appcarance on their respective animals, iTImus
| AMI Yumuri. Mr. Boards coors were black ana
| vermilIion. while Mr. Boody looked well in vlo-
| let Jacket with black sleeves and black cap Ihe
betting was largely in favor OF Primus. ms II was
| figured that Mr. Beard had had much experience
| ,n the saddle while SIR. Body had never ridden
| in race before-at least not In pubic. Ills
| mount was inclined to be fractions at the post
and several false breaks made before Mr..
Ware dropped his flag and the great race began
At last they of. and as the horses passed the
! grandstand and clubhouse their riders were Loudly
cheered. Prmus was In the lead MT boody OF
Yurnurl was unfortunate. lie had got the
worst Of the start by about two lengths ana IN MS
anxiety to overcome hts disadvantage. rode high
IN his stirrups. Away they went around the CIR
cult of the little half-nile track. As the speed
increased Mr. Body appeared to rise higher ana
higher In the saddle as II to lft his mount along
| II was riding under difficulties and his s,irrups
had evidently been buckled UP too high Althoush
he made up some Iost gfouii ne Go ,ar ,h. ,rrn
his opponent and Primus passed under ue Wire
nassng the wire Mr. Body could retain his hold
no longer and the breaking Of stirrup capped me
ground Fortunately he was not injured and re-
fused the assistance Of sympaW1eeG II a fonS
ttbat no injury had resulted. the merriment was
cuvator he fth race ran away While ,Is the
a half stumbled and broke his leg He was shot
where he fell the Jockey escaped un,mJu,edi s M
marles:
First race-ror ODDS and upwsra horses grs
specve sex six and hall furongs purse 500
t ksn ny , 1 Is to 10 second length
Golden a yae, S r 700 %G col, 70 also ' ran
second For year-ols and upward the winner
10 be sod auction FOR $500: mile; purse $40 WiT
Bow 100 Colo. even second EIkwood I1' q, slanne
Il ana ha ,ay I sIss RAW away Tim" '' Tom ~
hanScqD 70 Tor and %vs d0T %n
by four lengths; Iocahon'as 100 "arr,s"h 40 = and
ona two lengths n IN fG S5 OF z Gf MY and Little John
ss4 ter e, cn @ca 9 by d "r
lengths Yumuri 1875 CMr. Boody) to l. second
Time-i:0s ,
in F is $50 wang sI ,i sn ;Hs
TO Ton ana by .t t"sG .nsS S 'front.'
lana i22 G KSn0 F 70 Ana and nT also
SIKH rnceFor and upward mon ,s ;wnn inner
in u,lo1s. Puss sie ,s st. suf i"ro l 90 G and
second by henl iron, Of G Gpr1H Eve. i22 M
sh'e9: to isse h 9S.eph rcns 1r"o Harry
son So; Son Maheur and Blue Bird also ran
@ rc snd a uSi5"e purse
~ e. sloan, TO- by two length SUSIE I'M ~ y"
.Ey pnnby 100 (CorbieyD s. third Time
ii2a. Famine. upronr. cremona and JACK "'hhe also
Following are the entries for to-day:
rirs, -rwoyear-ods Ave and haE fnr9 91r
B Isa 81 ar 1y K @st " Yoande
second g sr.n TO-; HhSfn lo nrsh, Eye.
io Glenaii los 100 Aloha 100 oporo io' Fcneia
Third Handicap for ponies four and a., half fur,
rOgs ssS 4, s x chrrOse o Rose i" Little Tramp
Fourth race-sx fu-iongs Walter Riggs il5 Wentworth
Ii2 Tomahawk Ii2 sporting Girl io7. Phyllis T. io'
Eaufelda 100 Hopper 10.
raceFor maisns six iurlonss Troha colt liz
G Hsy Per Js Marble POST Of fssrr s o
Sixth race-Mns and . quarter. over Ave hurdles; SELL