New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01
KINGSTON AN EASY WINNER
TERRA GOTTA AND ELKwooD QUICKLY DIS


s,ro,oca Juv 81 (SpeciaD.-Several races since the
Suburban have demonstrated that the Victory oi
Flkwood was nuxe Of a most pionouhcea ch"'ao'oi
Those who entertained doubt TO the contrary propaoy
had Il removed to-day by the race for the Excelsior S
which settled the claims OF Elkwooi the exalted posi-
ton in which Suburban victory placed him. Inc race
from which much expected, was something OIL us
appointment although It was pretty enough 10 ooA az.
Covipeton received instructions TO make stn pace ana
he sent Terra Gotta TO the front as soon d '"c nag W.
and although the track good he could not make he
pace fast enough worry Kingston VINO Waiteu oV
Ekwood until well inside the last fuilons wheh Tho
IauobIin began riding While his competitors were being
pnnlshed and without even raising his "fip JIMMY
brought Kingston home easy winner by neck "heh
could have been full length had 1t been deSircu INC
ttme-o 1Ol-was a great disappointment 10 the eo"u'
The pace moderate throughout with the qu"''s' "
90 the half In SO the thfecqualt1s lh 40 anu ~
mile in 145 Mr. Gratz and his friends lost large sum
of monty, they persisted In oveira'ng EN"oou' ana
the picnic they proposed having has been postpone" nv
definitely. Terra Cottas running was also sore az
appointment to the Western DIVISION which plunged
berocally on their colts ability TO wear down Kingston
with flight OF speed which he certainly did not possess
to-day
or the other races the first easily captured oy inc
Uangin 1ly Prose- became hot favoritc ana was
no,ndod all over the ring Then came the dumps Brown
Duke was in the suks and would not run WINE wary
improved her previous races, but was not goi "ou
to beat Lclcx, who is once more 10 Winning ioi"h "
the Spinaway Stakes Scrva scratched ana IL was o
poiscd about the ring that Ivness was not herself
and a drive was made Queen OF Irumps. but inc En-
celsior Stable carried of the prize with "ipsy oue'"
admirably ridden by Martin. Drumsuck, VINO nan occn
sold TO Bill Bien this morning for $780, was entered
in the selling race for 5000 and was bid up to
81 300 and both the OF the second horse and the
association did well in dividing surplus OF 500.
The attendance was large the weather Lie ana moen
satisfaction was expressed promptNss Of the start
inc NJ, Sheridan handled the large fields with ease and
Skill and at . rs the people leaving The grounds
Mccarthy and the other boys suspended last lhurSu'!
were reinstacd under the dispena'ion but IL Is an
nounced tina, no Jockey be renstaed hereafter under
any consideration matter what pressure Is Drought "
bear upon racing authorities The details Ioilo"'
FIRST RACE-PURSE $500. ga MILE
j. b. Haggins b. +. Prose, by onondaga- Poetry,
LaSa sGs " Bros 1 " b. g. Banner Bearer no
Santa Anita Stables b. m Estres, s. 1O1 armstrong; 8
Ella smith colt % Gardey lo0, Bgsonctle iOl hilda
90 james A. H. iO7 Clara e. lO4 KENTUCKY Ban 90, and
Maa %, also ran
Bettlng-e to Prose, Esrella, Banner Bearer 8
Bggones 5t Is CARA c. 10 James to
On Prose > to against Banner; Bearer,
roois Prose 80, EstreAa So Field $50
they were of at the first attempt with Estrela and
ang %n1 v Ugh and half from
lengths from Estrela Time-1 15 Ia
SECOND RAGG GOO X66E - Miles fN'
Dryer Bros. S b. A Kingston BY spsndisftt ;;
cni Es; s'aOIss eh- Terra Gotta crsIan3
Bctting~Even Kingston, o to 5 against Terra Cotta.
rools~Kng,ion $50 Terra Gotta $40, ElkwOOd s1a.
XCso,m as he signal was given Terra rushed for
ward fcli,wei by Ekwood AMI passing the stand The
from Elswocd who was length from KInsson Thu;
ne{ IAN w1o .Sy d1 WINS salts
Ned aud took pull Kingston who dropped back again
an they came to the last furong the trio we're Tapped
Then Martin @s began o ~GRS ara rSd ysne
and as they approached the goal came The front and
amid : uurh a II
Gotta head the best Of Eikwood. Tlme-2 10 "a.
THIRD RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES 500
EACH. 500 ADDED. MILE AND 20 YARDS.
D. A. Hong's b. Lelex by Leapswar Reel
T. ' j. s eve b +. Wary g. 1os Moore
mian 3d. vosburs g. hyDocriic, 90 Teabroeck IT,
loe oaiman, 100. Macbeth IL. 1o5, and Bonita 1O5
Eei!in e, to against Brown Duke, Lssx Hypo
beth H.. IS bohemian, IS Molies Last 20 Tenbroeck.
fooIs~Macbeth $50. Brown Duke SIS Dad SIS. field
Mutuas-ss 90
ycs1urg ana mlqrns FieeInans foot Doane sn6sil
The The lssd YIN Ilyoglite ana yc;1arg Iecx st
FOUKTH RACE7-SrINAwAY STAKES. Two.YEAR.
OLD FIIIIES 600 EACH, 800 ADDED. FIVE
Excelsior sla@ies b Gypsy Queen, by Rayon Dor
( r2aT G. Fl oSsf Of Wnc q%S; as Ws&s
Vendetta %. Madge nlly o3. The Lloness. 1o7, Re.
Bedns 70 against Queen ,o Of IN Trumps II to The
ldoncss, To ! Retrieve to ! GYPSY Queen. 10 to |
Daisy Woodruff. i to Rosebud 90 VaDdctta % to
Mad h My Place to against Gypsy Queen 10 to
POoSThe LiOness and Retrieve coupled s4O Queen OF
THUMBS 500 Gypsy Queen so, field $40
Mutuals-si7 90
Queen OF Tumps had the bulge thc start, and the
half neck before Daisy Woodruff laIJyef tho
grth by Gypsy Queen. Glpsy Queen in the
stretch and won nv two lengths. Daisy Woodruff four
lengths back. Time ;O3.
FIFTH RACE-PURSE 400. SELLING. THREE !
QUARTERS OF MILE.
w. G. Brlcn's b. Drumstck ny Dalnacardo Blossom.
D. A. iionia 5 b. e. Colonel Owens aged % CNakrrj . |
w. o. Seuly's en-. c. Baryan. d. 100 tIIaincsl
Wewa %, Eomp 112 Jennie Mcfarland lOG. Kedar
Kahn Ill Carrie g. 90, Skobelon 10f and Capun 112.
also
Bcttn g-2 t. against jennie McFa1?nd to Banyan,
Colonel Owens L. Diuus'ick. IL kedaF Kahp,
10 Carrie c.. il wewa Is Capur, 90 Skobeor, Place
TO ] against DrumSticl, 10 ] Colonel Owcns.
Poolss2j Jennie NcFarlani t25 Banyan, $50 field
MutualS-S59
Won by head between second and third. TlmcI 10 IL