New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
MARYLAND AND TEN STRIKE.
TWO HORSES THAT RUN QUEERLY.
Y,r1Ls ELKrE WINS THREE RACES AT PROSPECT


PARK.
w. 3. Jennings's Ten Strike amazed the ex-
c,rts at the course Brooklyn Jockey Club yeste
s.v His recent running at Brighton Beach had been
about as bad could be- but yesterday he oursn no
feet Lizzie Dwyer and the sianch Barnum Tho moral
IL that hsndcxppers should never regard bad running
at Brighton in adjusting weights. Brighton form is
often nshy.
Old MARYLAND made dead heat with barefoot In the
Speculation Stakes az and the run-of He has
been out OF form Of late and he seemed very
lame after the desdheat but his lameness disappears
in his races when he Is "out for the money"
The little lightweight Eikie. who has ridden many
this year won three Of the 81. good
Judgment OF pace and handles his horses wei io'
bis sns only SO SHS elias. and
speed that she fairly ran away from Bnrcn """
Ten STRIKE beat Lizzie Dwysr BIZ head only, with
Barnum at Lizzies saddle ~o.x old
OFaon strong favorite for the psss.
race and ridden by Isaac Murphy e1t Fas bT
nnder Fizpatrick's vigorous urgns Seas of"i'o" -
sheer staying power ami wen by neck ,,...., m
tlsa proved TO be faster shan either Bedford o.
Milton es ,s Sp%sn p SH.s
Frank Ward backed heavily n the selling .sos ss
ot fourteen. a,housh he was one Of last at the
snr, ner,oc, weather for raciug and the sport was
lively. . -,ox,s
Tss5 FSns s s. se sssE for
Il Kcnsc6ao b. Bnrci g. OlcLaughinl 2
f' Il Hy ynSi b. en- DOHOnae'
Fireuzt to s. BTroh 70 l. Pearl Jennings
Herbert % ~ TO !; S MitS 2ay iD' !"
cns q Il i Ssrs c s%S % sailor
by snSn fast @ B Bne 1e when pursuit Of bur
hopeless and came in SIX lengths behind him. Herbert
SECOND RAcE~HASDicAr SIS EACH $500 ADDED II"
JennngssH Ten strike, by Ten Brock Mamie Mamie
f. c Saay ch Lizzie Dwyer l.
Il wood,cTds Rsh BsGnp% a iS IA
op n sl2Se IS en- n pe SS IS
su * 70 pTy S szi9 Is i1p Deah ''
Endurer withdraw. , .
nile s'i Is.ie Dwyer ran second for mile when She
b psp a R4 rn"s give u
into the S6s shs %ss aed on
Ten strike great the lower turn and IN The
h as' %1fpg TyeT and Bsnam Winning head
aisnsth before Richmond roiu and Deliah beaten of
sT.KEs $50 s E1ST 1 $1,000 ADDED
TssR g en- S'r hssoSt By 10 10
Ens, Ps; ~ E S9 M .%ss
NJ Rays . B. IS Hs5 ssI Russe %
j. II Md SGss 'f B. g. FRAN FRANKIE B. aged oi
H. A. Nrwtons CHI e Marsh Redon aged io5 aplto3( 9
JeInngs's b. ETToI " CaITe
L Couigan's ch C Irish Pat l0l....-.-.-.'fuHep U
Time OF I1n .oa-l43.
Beiting-Harefoot to Frankie B to Bonnie S 8 TO
s 20 Dry S Florence S5 fsq 10 10
Betting .. N 59n S Of the dead hea' 10 Q"
aa 1ss yf or a ne undcr pun and then fell back
idly who had been running second took FIRST place
ana lea % e ss fSs Wits great see just him.
and the Tdses made ae%d Ssi T MSSoe fourth
length behind her, Harry Russell NTH ..oo ,,.r,.,o
after the dead heat and this made Harecot me
dG moi aec his running barefoot was allowed lead
seven furlongs when MARYLAND challenged him and opra1
1s entered LAT al ssi6o No I'd
FOURTH RAcK-FoR THREE YEAR.oLDs NOT HAVING WoS 4
STAKE Win FULL WEIGHT $50 EACH; $1,000 ADDED.
W. c DAYS Dr. c. Peekskri by BnletEaHe L. Us 10 ,
+ : Browns b. C. Faiion, MURPHY
%Tyer BTSs T. fSp.co rd Bo1rc6
". AicMahons b. Rchneld (Garison)
Bettng-oFalon4 to s. Pontlco to l. Peekskm to l,
Riehnola y 70 The Bourbon 10 70 J. - o uo,n, two
lengths in front Willie Murphy with oFson lay back last Of
s ruth !se and s SS1Sa
,eeG y the las Last e home S n before o
FIFTH RAcE-FoR TwoYEAB-OLps TEAT HAVE NOT WON A
sTAkE Win FULL WEIGHT $50 EAcn $1,000 ADDED
" KittsOns Ittilala, by Reform Essayez H. ~
Dye Bros b. Bedford &La9ghinl
J. B. haggins b. c. Milton us .lspeilman) 8
Bettng-Bedford to s. Milton 10 ., 1ttilala to l.
fore Bedford itzpstfek made race lively from the fall
flag by lengths the lower turn where
Bedford passed all McLaughlns riding could
Bedford up Ittlaa who easily by length,
Bedford second, before Milton who pulled lame
T. Franz re %ar s BY 2ss
kflkle)
~. aTters ch Hermitage. 3. SO w iams
MOOdlawn stables K Weasel aged 1O5. Fuller)
J. W. FOTbtss blk ZamOTa. ). HOgan)
WGTstZs b. Souvenir 3, (Sedseleyl
Ganley Co.'S cl witch, B. Penny
W C.. Days bT. C. Emmett l. (ainer)
Iakeands CL Erlest. l. Hmlltonl
& CHI Lizzie Mack, G, lO'HarO
cBrde's n Musk, aged 100 over ON Cartyl
!. McMahon's b. q Joe Mitchell aged. 100, ,
MctfOdrckl
Is. ". Pooes Dr. McBOwlng aged. lO0.-....O Vincent
Stables br. /. H. d. 8. 94, (Grhthl
b. kaln's b. T. MOOlshine g. (IueheO
1ime-l:44
Betting Ernest TO Weasel to Zamos TO J. Frank
Ward !. witch q to l. McBOwing 20 J. Musk 10 l.
Souvenir 10 TO l. Joe Mitchell 10 10 Emmett y 10 Lizzie
Mack IL MO0nshne 10 70 H. ID. 10 TO l. Hermitage
20to1
got bad but show ed much speed in the
last quarter mile coming through the crowd aud winning
easily by two lengths Hermitage second two lengths before
Weasel. ZamoIa close UP
GOOD PROGRAMME AT SHEEPSHEAD.
HORSES THAT SHOULD WIN To-DAY-RACEs ON THE