New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-05

final quarter-nie Reiff had not ovcEtasked Brigh;
bsh Phoebps had pounds weight press
Ing on his backbone than keenan mao the home
w was in ha K Canal he could carry
pounds just then better than Keenan, IN IN y ,na'
con Or carry anr 'n 2 pounds So Phebus
Won the RelzatIon Of 1895 with scme ease isSe by
Keenes King Arthur II, full brother TO the famous
Se e4mson Of Is now on top the
Ssss the Yale t e"s for biz
not seen on this side Of the ocean this season, but
rSs eSoSe 81 Sons OF
IS repofisa i hst Mr Hobart inherited mill
Of dollars from his father aay weS Mecom cam on
resP sas''1 Keenan, horse the race
ards Dola6ra and young Ltedsds cSnnoisse4r
could PG S no IN ~ay the be
the colts did no; run well viii Mr win races here
aar But Is esma Eas Hs hs lest
the the ReaiIz si 'n.'''''' was ' -os. x,r.
Arthur II i" Admirably. He rode Rey del Carreres.
the California colt victory in the frs raEe son
of qH apover 'E VIII proSaSy WIN the Fuari,y his
year Only Handspring and Applega,e ran dor .ne
Soh havs baaRd r"i 6u,
and the s %SI Of ns 'Ta 1s
% he many race Psbnrs Ph felt sure that
MY applause would Seh the nSen om e
wagered many thousands Of dollars upon ne ,I In
i Bu she ran wretchedy This shows how often
1udicous owner may be mistaken as to ,, ms
carreres while Hanwell second and Aure Ella,
N the canal Sie' and Hamilton did ride h;m Dri
| antly. Hamilton is a fair-weather Jockey. ne
| a
Probably he is afraid of pneumonia. lie Is anxious
doesn't s desire to paddle his own canoe He wants
ct BY the hearth And put hoh ,rd feet r on the
| front He is always bent upon riding waiting
neither Counter inter Tenor nor Gotham runs we'll in
waiting race, and as both must be ridden In front;
not not make brilliant bargain when he permitted
his trainer 70 engage Hamilton to ride Counter
Tara won Inc nth race handsomely with the
Only three starters out OF list of fourteen took
in The SIKH race sTansey snOgsh STEPHEN
MI Ta an PS IN '9s for time
Ksarnev: RIDDEN By Pegsett, But .rittshuTs Phil
| on him before the start was made that when the
ss fell Ed h at wS Sad Back poo
| of his losses Applause
2y took part pGF R Rs a ns a w @
the grass. Lucky Dog is racehorse Of fair class
jumper Of past ages So this was funny farce
DOG had x an s1s Of That IVA M
meeting OF the Coney Island Jockey club. and 22o
s HHIl Philip ] Dwyer won more money at this
than sTy G5hsr sac M oa o%2
came second. solely on aGcouni OF ,he victory OF
sas woS '1 Gideon ps With
:9s.ss and John MccanertSS was fourth 4. WIZ
4 II & D. H Morris were sixth with NOio The
| Erie Stable Ghe Boards OF Brooklyn won $50.
$500. LUCKY BALDWIN" nhe santa Anita Stables
secured So Dr. G L :. KNAPP Knapp 0he oneck Stable
SUMMARIES OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RAcE-For horses which have started and no,
won at this meeting: sI5 each. SEQ added special
/ 81 n'''''f r.,
e E,"cfoi Of Norfolk d. r,l: >.
NJ F. si'phen''n's b. c. HanVeil 5u 3 liz,
Aae,e stables b c Aureiian. 4. ie2 Penn 10 81
S sppis".e 10, car 100 ssse.9S 30
Luea"ia' J. "a "''"' ''-i
Won in drive by neck; three lengths between
| and third.
SECOND RAcE-For thrse-yearoid'; selling One mile
on turf.
u@S Ss.Sssss 20 y nv %sssS'6i ii al
p. Iorllard's b. c. April Fool. io7 sar. io',
Mckee lo2 Ccar. lo''s,............ cinfnn'o !, Il
''''s'' Timc-i:.7 -
Won under pressure by half length; two lengths BE-
| tween second and third
| THIRD RACE-sECoND EVENT: for tuo%ear-olis:
guaranteed value 5000. special weights. Fu'uTi'y
G y; r,, s4 j! H'na'P''ns 1y sn DO on,
j. J. MccafIer'ys CHI C Appesa'e ga :, 49,.
| Won easily by lengths
FOURTH RACE-REALlzATroN STAKES; for three
year-oes for horses entered foas by July IS 1902
500 each; so forfeit II struck out BY July II. 1895
and only $25 struck out by July 49, 1893; for horses
entered a. yeariings by July 49, 1913 500 each. 500
forfeit struck by July IL. 1894: all starters TO
pan $3.50 additional all Of which shall 10 the second
| and third horses; Coney Island Jockey Club 10
add $40 900; the second receive 5000 Of the added
| money and two-,hirds Of the starting money the
third $1,000 Of the added and third Of the
| Starting money special weight conditions One mile
and five furongs.
Del M.ns s'asIes sh ,i Bright rh ,ss.
Gdf'H Df'5 . en- 6 hsen K1nr lz A-huT H. OUT
~ araD 10 10
connoisseur. ils. PENN 10 -
Counter Tenor. ls..............G iamlion, q 2!
Time-25 %
Won all out by neck. eight lengths between second
| and third.
FIFTH RAcE-For two-yesr- which and
won at this meeting: special weights. Five
| furongs
.ns s,sSe o. &c Ramlro by sa%9 or,
A. ii. 4 i. II Morris's eh c. Brisk, u.s.
9 9sSs, f n2ts b l,lleola ,i' @fs sr
| Anna Lyle 49, .1Iamlton) 81 81
| Time O4 80
Won with Taral hard work by half length. came
distance between second md third.
| SIXTH RhcE-For year-olds and upward: handi-
cap Six furlongs.
George +. Smiths oh. c. Ed Kearney by
Tom Ochiltree-Mcdusa. 4. 100 N.
Heae. rA.oS.ra. CHI f. rAyra. is s;;; 40 '1,
George Jacobs's b. T. stephen J.. =. IA.
PENN IL
clio 30
Won well in hand by half length; three lengths be-
tween second md third
| SEVENTH RACE-For thrce-year-ods and upward.