New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-21

When the signal was given they were font Of .Iem
lengths behind s a ae ,a' mills ansdowne led with Lama
Garrison second. and Fortuna VIII allow of spsed
linen nd ss rss FOR few strides but soon died away
Luminous flashing into te lost at the start
with wonderful rapidy in close pursuit. hos sey
wheeled the homssreteh The Hard were almost
M viii With her while Portland and Brown Dake wers az
their heels Brennan fGGe FFtnpariek FeaEcs and
Meaton were hard at work Electric hau , .9 cost him
and he fell back in the last hundred yards & pd
nn nv hall length in 1916 Lansdowne. Inc har nc
por@ CLOSELY anu together that the spectators could
hardly separate them The judges Pia os heads Sera
rated them from The Bard and Portland Bae wing
in sixth a cqnsaerSoc nnth and the others
stragglsd home: French pools $S2 H. inc '"'0' %
'nS e onr Mr. race was handicap s miles s23 each
$500 added Nine o ho Psp, sae a. a
RSws' h Sss War TSrn Eagle Sa Par
cen; DonOhues colt E lSi1,r, g.. lo g.
i0s Meaton, O. L. Lorillards filly Tolu a. "a ger
hardy, aud Woodford's geldins BaFnain w. AV'
Pocls-sam Brown So Barnum goo War Eagle 900
Panque S35 Herbert $50 TON s5o ea 70 T. Ton TO
l. Barnum to /. Panque to 1. 10 ana ~ 10 as"''
Duplex was first away, Pauique second and d, sam
Brown third but Herbert soon IN from. ana ea inc me
others such dance that san STncd became ex
Eausted in his sharp pursuit OF Herbert ana Sa no,
sSpY Tous bride slipped neck early IN the
race Otherwise she would probably AVe won. 80 a.
ridden with patience and Judgment by his owner won ~
a canter by two lengths in 1857. Tolu second haIi-
length before Pan1ue Barnuin was fourth Two Ieu's
behind Poni9ue Herbert ffth War Eagle sixth and me
others were pulled up French pools 500 30. look
betting 10 TO against the winner o -oo o,oh with
Then came the great match at $500 each; WIN
81 500 added by tho association; III miles. DNycr
Brothers Mics woodford years. aho bhron%h
sa oo IN ne sao to $50 for Corrsans golding Fee
land 6 years, III pounds ridden oy WpaStord 70
Betting In the books-5 TO ON Miss Noouioru' "
against Freeland. -, 49,. A., .o ,ries
1t even start McIAushlin ns ,e IAN ihat
FrceIaod could not close. The mare made the
running from the first stride but the pace was not s
Murphy rode Freeland under an easy pun TWO engsno
behind the He made no effort 70 shorten n Sc
Then Mclaughlin glanced back. The sight OF treeand
moving with great power under pull was not reasSr-
r s haIfme Was run in 54s. seconds The next qusf.
tor mile along the backstrctch was sprt OF
longer pulling Frseand but had begun 10 urge him.
yet the OF Longfeow essened me dsai &c
rushed Miss woodford now little over length before
Frceand This quarter mile was maze IN 20 r ~
they entered the homestretch ana MURPHY hu w. 1'o
Freeand to the outside INC mare sPrs ana snccs and
though Murphy now began to ride freeaha wn
he could not get wo S S' last %os FIJI nsS
In advance Mt the n aios and post tho line
the effort OF making the pace told her and she sacS
ened her stride slightly Mclaughlin gave her whip and
spur and rode her no rode before lie forced
her over the line neck before Freeand In 209i2 iur
phy made a mastery finish but the mares last INK Ot
speed lust barely beat Frceland French pools - 20
There were ten in the selling ST 3l6 milcs-A
pleby & Johpsous horse Jack OF Hearts aged, IL
Hsyward) Walters's illy Sister a, ~, Covington,
Johuson's horse Greenland aged IS Williams sISs
Stables horse Black Jack g. 100. Meaonl Woodiords
gelding Harry Mann Is, lo5. Dunn Ieaner's
colt Petersburg g. 81 Gerhardyl;J j. Wadcns cot Baot
g. 81 Rafferty) Hong's mare Nora NJ %, lu5, j. DOH
ohue DIVER Brothers colt Detective g. 30. fotteT
and McDOnad's nlly Miss Palmer g. 30 Arnold.
Jack Of Hearts was overlapping favorite at 10
on him and an easy winner in 2O5 length before s'-
ter who was six lengths before Nora NJ. Petersburg
was fourth and Detective NTH Jack OF Hearts was
entered sold for Sl7j0 There was no bid trehch
pools 80 20.
in the handicap steenlechase over the short
co=..-1.upson Brothers pair OF geldings sun Stai
aged. $50 Wynnel and viii Davis aged l3s NJ Daiyl
Revere Stables gedinR Puritan taged. las GRIMM!
Wynne's geding Rory OMore (6. 100 FordG Graycrs
Celdng Aurelian %, l26. Green; Myngard's ge!d.hg
Wellington a. las, j. kenny and W. C. Dsley's geding
Jn hcCiowan "a. 1876, T.. Lynch.
Pools-Purtan $50. Jim McGowan Si1, Hopren = lialr
$50 WELLINGTON $40. field sos. B0Jks-Pnrltan To D
jim MCGOWAN IN !, Wellington TO l. Aursian to l.
and q 20 against the others , a.,
Light weighted Rory OMore took the lead carly IN the
and caner 10y four lengths ia tan s,'o,,n
q length before Wellington. who was neck before Jlhi
McGowan Time 3:l2. French pools sol az.