The sun., 1896-07-05

tor to Kilkenny winning in romp by
tl three lengths Sir Dixon. Jr., beat Long Beach
the selling p race at six and HdiSl half G1 aronrs and and
ming the distance in l:l0 4-6, which s only
,,wo,tiIths wv Of second slower than ,he record
Weinberg, Brisk was In front for the opening
ffnrlong. whore Tod Sloane got tho favorite' to
she she F was % for GL Mhsn
the chestnut horse made his run IN the last fur
long. , The others we're beaten oh;
Medice and the imported colt FarthinG we're
regarded as tho good things In the race for
maldens. three. year ODDS and upward, the Cana
dams playing the last.n2men for a certainty.
The Keenc colt, imported IIarpschord, ridden
by Simms, took the track when the gate went mp,
and. ,nNking all his own running, won hands
third money going to Medica Farthng was
nsysr pe, dangerous, lie Is e.Cs,n4t ni4 colt by
The steeplechasc, which brought the days
sport to n close was thrilling in the extreme
then cross country this season.. Marcus and
Lion Heart were equal favorites, but Woodford.
looked. In the 6ld days when Charlemagne
and Rose were in the stable of j y. Dawes OF
bTs,n bhncnine, II was good sien when the c@nadian
Ssets% Rsd F''F%S' Fas to- ru" ANU we'll sSr: Sr
shown by the big chestnut Relding. Flushing
and Lion Heart alternateh in the lead until FIVE
track: with Marcus and Red Pat in hot pursuit.
Lion Heart was the first over the last jump. but
Sn SS' rES AZ the pat Ss M. 4s
and the battle home was between the Canadian
representatives Marcus falling back beaten in
ly. and 1t was because Red Pat was triae the
fresher horse that he won in a furious drive by
fourth; Mara said after the race that he
broke his left strrup leather at the first fence
. The stewards of the Coney Island Jockey Club
he'd a meeting yesterday TO Investigate the
fSnnas fn "t the horse Paaan After hsarng
and stone. who rode the horse in his recent
races. and the statement Of Charles Lohman.
under rule AZ Of the racing rules. the entries OF
l.ohman x Go. shall hn refused. The stewards
scratched from the fifth race. yesteaday; The
running Of the horses Tinge, Zanonc, and For
stable boy in the employ OF Fleishmann &
Son was thrown while exercising Lady Louise
at Gravese2a sen Yesterday mCrning His leg % was
nal injuries. Summary follows:
FIRST RACE.
For @ s1S selling swsGGp,tssss of az
John ;. Ryan's . g. rotterdam, by Rotherhiil-Ben-
J; 81 p Kssne't enc Trqasdian As IL sioaansiii
yIss 81, M1tG ESSSs " Pys S
w. Azure, Foran, ana Marsh iIarrier also ran. A'"
Retting-Four to asninst d tg Nina Louise. to Azure
5so sU W $50 PisnS,Iqn; 70 20 each Free
anS S oGns S to 81
SECOND RACE.
For three ySsrots % and mRwa&sd & free s,hS ,hS1ndlcsp
5000 to second and $500 TO third one mile and half
". p. Bureh,. b. Sue Kitle, 4. by Darebin-Kath-
leen n6 toLeary,
rs bw5er. br 81 h. u Long on % Beach aged ioa i (smms5
Mirage Jefferson and ptr. To%oSa s?se also ran
Ret,ing-lEshs to aganst Sir Dixon. Jr- to
Kittie, 20 to l Tomoka.
THIRD RACE.
The Great @ Trial Stakes Of s29ooo 20 900, for swo-ysar;
$1,000 to third; closed with lie nominations Futu'
j. !. McCanertys ch. I. Winged Foot, by Buchanan
Longshore. l2a clccanerty> :.
A: h 4 b. ii. NORRIS oh. C The frInr, lis little.
George Ke.sier Don de orc octason, ,Ba,tion Scot;
pe.,lnsrwo to %S eaeS against Don de Orc and 90
tagon, Ito each Ornament and The Friar, 70
Saa
Bastion. 20 to Panmore. 25 to ! Bannock-
FOURTH RACE.
sheepsnead Bay Handicap; o.. 500; handicap for
Fl ssos 'ef 'sJs sGG Sns
l. fSess:SS t. l. afiss IL ss 9as
Sir Waiter. Belmar. and Genmoyne also ran
.Betting-Flve to against Sir Walter. ITO each ST.
Gotham and HanweIl.
FIFTH RACE
es h m sna sou saa$d :sR 8"
Il fna e. n,d ~ M sna fse
Matt Sos%s!ss sS. r. T. "a kss5@sy, = g i9Lsaf;jj:"
H''n'ns keHH'01ff 4S1 fnitT ana h'''k also ran
", TO Brisk. l2 to Ed Kearney. 10 to Kenns-
SIXTH RACE.
For maiden three year. olds and upward: sweep
stake Of sI5 each with $500 added OF which 800 10
J. X. 4 +. p Keenes ch. C. Harpsichord. s. lo7
~ J. Jonnson b. c &ick johnson i2 lRaiiardj
Sensation stsbIes b. Med "a, ,. loI "a Caytoni;
Belle. and Heartburn Hi,., also ram; ,l,o
Bettins-Agalnst med ca 9 10 l, Fnrth.nE 8 to !.
Hriancy 10 /, ,HarIsichord . to !. IzTnlr tol,
TO l. Bank Cashier 10 TO l.
SEVENTH RACE.
The Great Independence steeplechase; handicap
swcepstakes OF SlJ each. with $500 added, OF which
sI60 to second and $50 to third full steeplechsso
j. r Dawess ch, g. Red Pat 8, by Floren,ine- sozo-
weIiinst0n siS6"c pr e Lion Heart. s. 5s Mara
J. NJ. Crosbysh e. Marcus, aged, lj2 tMr fsrsseI
also .Eafaystte' FF%sapGi. snd st. Luke fell
Betting-Agan.t Lion Hearl and Marcus each to
!: w9odtord 5toi; ratroITan Red Rel tat Flushing,
St Luke. each 10 toll
King Chimes Docs tho Trick at Lynbrook.
LYsBRooK. L. l., July 4.-About 5000 persons at
tended the races at tho Lynorook Driving Park
to-day. The totting good but the TRACK
very dusty. The results follow;
e:2O Glass, Trotting; purse S25o-George Roeck.
els King Chimes, first; siInmonleaf Farms Kauvar,
second; A. Cornel's Irene. third; Island Stables
Victor, fourth. Time. 2:22Ji, 2:2i4, 2;224 2:2h4.
Three. minute Glass, Trotting; purse slO0-B. N.
simOnsons Kahnie, first; Island stables Decolin-
da, second; A. Fowlcr's Ollio H.. third; Smmon-
leaf FARMS Quarterback. fourth. Time. 3:OoA,
q :UyLG, 8:OsA, 3;IOA.
Half a Mile Running Race, Heats; purse so6-E.
j. Hogan's Gold Lear, nrsti Island Stables Blue
Dexter. secondi c. Doran's Duke, third. Time,
O:52, o:5i.
Special Gentlemen's Road Race Trotting-J. A.
Kenyon. nrsti ]. L. v Horton, second
The silver cup for best tandem was awarded 10
w Plckhard. Tho silver cup for the best ladies'
road rig was won by Mrs shntz. with Mrs. j. ].
Dedel second, and Mrs. W. Pearsall, third.
Pera. Monte Christie. and GIeuner hoy VIA
nt Gpshen.
MmpI Erows n. Y. July 4.-OveF 5000 persons at
teI q trOtLlnR Goshen a