New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-03

Barnes ran very fast and very close in the lead En-
press aud Maid Of AthOl making r,o up ,o 1fs
Empress and the Maid drew nearer the Leaders Al tne
threeQuarters post Magnae was quarter rh
Barnes with Maid Of Athol at Barnes's neck Mclnugn
lin took Barnes CLOSE into the rails making mastery
t9 s s oseps ra anq g and lost
But Barnes sluggish and Mclaughlin was com,
post between Barnes Batledore. Magnae and Mal1 o,
Athol Ia the last furlong Barnes drew away VII,
Barnes first by four lengths at the end Empress
second length before Bessie third, MaEHa' %, stho
last The Maid pulled up In the concluding mn mn
furlong when IL was sure that she was Oea'eh' i"'
time l:l0l2 Mutual pools Sl1 80. , e.oo
Fifth race-One mile. all ages, for purse oi 800
fly Queen, by Scottish ChiefGertrude g. 50 Oniey,,
Lakeland's geldng Tonawanda, by Reform Mundane
9, lOg Barnesg Burnhams colt fennyson by W SCe@t
craft by II.Used-Woodbine 8. l07, McL LAUGH ~
Jennngs geding Vulcan, by yrg,saie Esr penn 20;
o. NJ Donohue Jeier Walden. lilly Buxom py and Me-
scotland-Lady LndOra g, 81 DSn3hqe, " "a W.
FaddenS fy Medusa by our 2S
$40, Tonawanda $50 field So Books-Queen > TO o.
woodcraft 3 to l, Tonnwanda 10 oc L. Of the
others 1t was weary work getting them of;
In one false START me time or aIS u x wns ran Tor
hail mile. This spoiled Queens chance, II she nu any
and aid Teuny good In the actual race & R s5
led to the last quarter TOnawanda passed nm III e
homestretch and won by two lengths IN I4S2, fnr
second length before WoodcTi NH Hsh
six lengths behind "0odcla1t, queen q mi'n' "0'i
sixth ana Medusa last. Mutual pools SoS 80. ,,
sixth race-Steepecnasc, INSIDE COURSE,
ances, pur 20 5000. Seven startelh-Sheao 5eIIlns
King buchanan by LOugfellOw-Litte Girl aged 10
NOan); NJ j. Days mare Bernadlne, by Bonnie scot
characterization a, 122 Ford; Ackerlnans geidlhs
ONO Boy, by HurTah--ChaImer aged, 14l, Wakeii
Hyness colt FOrageT, by Kngtisher-Felucea a. l5i
J. Mcauy) Peiham stables morse Biloxi, by Bonnie
scOtland-Olen Rose %. 143, McGratW; W. {. Day 5
lilly Belle of the North. b. Harry Bassett-Penny TO-
90 Verplank; and Rockaway stables horse Joe Hum
by A.Iie Huntdam Red Eve mare aged, 1l9, harris
Poos-Kng Dntcnman $l75, Biloxi Sll2 Bernadh e
500 FOIager So held $50 BOOks-King DutchInan :
to l. Biloxi to l. Bernadne to Belle OF the Nortn
to l. OniO Boy 10 |, FOrager 10 Joe HUNT ~ 10
l. King Dutchmun fell at the tnlIl
lump, and Bernadine met the same tate AZ
the fourth. Joe Hunt came down with crash AT the
seventh and Biloxi broke down little way further on
ana could not proceed. so only Belle OF the North,
Forager and OHIO Boy left IN the race ana the gh
weighted Belle had easy task. she won ny Ten
lengths in oC32 Forager second four lengths DeoIe
OniO Boy. No OF the fallen riders was seriously
hurt anu the horses escaped without grave INJURY
MUtuai pools $25 So ~ r., E,
Gne September edition OF "Kriks Guide to the Turf y
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thoroughly OF all run III the United
August 80 greatly has The number OF races
and OF racenorses training been increased thls year
that the compilation ana correction OF this record are
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become indispensable TO all lovers OF racing