New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17


The track was in fair condition, heavy rain that fell
about an hour before the races began, having been
ridden by Roe who took the place that W. Miller had
hitherto had the great crack in his previous races
| Wineslp, Swim on ArOy, Moran Nathan Oaks, and
Mcclellan Nellie Ransom When the flag fell Eolus and
WGesap first or Nathan Oaks third. the favOrte
fourth and the others in bunch Going around the turn
& sIf his hee nd Bas r At the s" guarer
pole Express leading two lengths, Harry Bassett
back stretch Passing the ae pole Bassett coIiared
Express him safe after brief struggle and he'd him
| the first mile Eous having passed Express,
ond with Alroy aud Nellie Ransom running dead heat
for third place Harry Basset increased his lead to two
lengths around the turn and maintained it at the quar-
ter pole, with Aroy and Nellie Ransom, head-and-head,
lengths before EOus Express having fallen back,
beaten They run in this order along the saes
rider taking strong pull at him the lower stretch,
and Nellie Ransom being second, by outrunning Alroy,
winner, without ever having had. in racing parance
his neck Strengthened in any part of the race Time
1854 being the fastest made by threeyeaTOd
with 10 pounds up. Nellie Ransom second, four
lengths before Alroy EOlus fourth Express firth, and
Wnesap last
S ioTff to oe added BY the xssocsdoH
McDauess Harry BaSe, by Lexington dam Canary Bind
W. r. Bsbcocss en- Nellie Ransom by Malone vesper
James Gnsiesds en- C. Aicy BY Australian Gray by
Tx H. Psiss or b. Nathan oais by Scotland,
john 3I HSiPssc Express By Endoi.er Basne
Tb hSnT Do1ci C. Eca. By bennington was
Tio W boswell. wias; y , ys4 Dyke dam Nina by boston
The third race the summer handicap for all ages
two miles and quarter There entries, but
Mr.. Babcock's b. c. The Doctor was drawn. The run
Pe T0 %efs syir FeSy D. eaTs 90 u.s. J. o1oHnes
b. h. Edenton, years, lo6 lbs; Belmonts en- !: RI
Williams. Finesse the .favorte, and Barney VIII
hams and Felicity second and third choice, Hamburg
Williams in close attendance, and Hamburg three lengths
! behind made the running throughout the first
Of it as they went under the string on on, the me
into the rear dead beaten and Barney Williams with
Finesse and Hamburg Tapped on his quarters made the
parting company with Finesse, challenged Barney WI
! liams and after splendid finish, beat nm home by
threefourts of length Finesse third two lengths be-
hind Barney Williams, and Edent0n last Time, 40l9,
which is only quarter second slower than Kentucky
time over the distance, while the winner carried
pounds more weight than Kentucky did.
THIRD Racx-Th Summer Handicap for all ages 800 entrance
| h. T.; only 20 if declared; $1,000 ADDED u miles
TAYLOR Pegs b o HomSgg years BY Lexington dam by AeI
g. W stegars Williams, years by Lexington dam
Benoo,s S Enes years BY Lexington dam Fgre io
MorHs a. Fect yea dam Fidelity by Glencoe pounds
John 0Donnes b. h. Edenion yeaby INVERSION dam Amanda
poeheoe' U Pouhus
The last race was dasR Of threequarters Of mile for
all for purse of 500 The entries and runners
Australian fy out Of sister to Asterod Pools sold as
follows: Lytueton s54G Ortoan, 1885, FrogtOwn, siOO
so together in front, the favoe being last when the
flag fell He never improved his position, and the
lay between Ortolan and Frogtown. After a brilliantly
contested struggle Orolan by length in the fastest
three-quarter mile time on record 1:l6i.
RAcg-Puse $500 for an ages ttreefours of mile
Carroll Goars Dr. ortolsn years by psuerle dam Canary
stHSss s,sniqpet years BY Bonnie scotland
D. Mcbaness br yea by Australian A.teIci
John Haipcs i h. Itetcn years by bennington dam Fanny
Ho'0n iO' Tim: liza
The racing tomorrow comprises handicap hurdle
| a u IN he I.
and selling race u miles The starters for the steepe
chase are King o SE1n R Isa lao hounds
tronomer III pounds King John has slightly the cab
bringing sH9 equal smodns and Astromomef only so in
pool The starters in the Kentucky stakes are M
Morfis's St. Patrick Keene Richards's fy by knight q
St. George, MeDanies's Hubbard or Joe Daniels Parks
Experience oaks, Hunter and Travers's Maud Grill
Halls Frank Swift. Morris sells for slC0 Richards, $50
Mechanics So; Parks - Hunter g and TraSers as
the aSr w sTs C 81 M so5 10
and Quintard, rs pounds. Victory has the call, with
Climax second favorte.
John Hsnter cannot produce horse to run mile in
i4i, Mr. Leonard Jerome backing time, will be run
pish the feat This race win be productive of great
interest Col McDanels informed our reporter to-day
match him against the English three-yearoh colt ster
ling in the race proposed forany amount however large
that the English turfInen would name
FOOL SELLING.
The attendance at the sale Of pools az no. lis
was spirited. Tamwany was rst iayorite for The siee
McIaniels's and PaIks, entries were the only one.
spoken Of IN the Kentucky Stakes and IN the Other
named. Ia the selling race Victory and Climax were
fayOrites.
THE sTEEPLgcHAsE
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