New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
showed promise, and It might DO well to back him

SEPTEMBER 7, 1883. ---TEN r.
showed promise, and It might DO well to back him
Fred D. with Garrison in tho saddle LED t the d bet
and strdeaway as second choices but none Of these
had any chance In the race at the finish, As Lantte
wn Sqa Ui SU az ana getting place
The jockeys gave Mr. Caldwell much trouble ~ ms me
Ills success In starting at this meeting has surpassed
all bis previous achicven' nts brilliant as these were
Flaibush stakes for two.ycar.oids the Reapers'
Stakes for three rolds the New iork Handicap q,
mile and half and three other attractive races VIII
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-swEEPsTAKEs s25 EACH $1,000
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS ONE MILE
O. B. Morrss b. h. sam Harper r.. by sam fIarrr
f Fa t q b. si1faa 10 1 sssla
ss sS., o - Lo S1s,s %a I9 od oyas9ss
z J. BaIdwin's Or m MOllle Mccarthy' Last ol
P,s,ns s,sser RTpEs 1q }di iws.,
.G Te6 sSPg el c I sorTenio Of ree@an
Mcmahon { Co.'S blk c. Falcon 3, rs IGarrisOn)
Pos, odds To wln-Niaeara 10 to s. Sam Harper l,
q no 10 Vail SGriS"iS .? saat stni
Lqs: 20 70 / Falcon 20 to L Paee-ssm Harper to o.
AUCTION poois-Fled $40. Niagara eos Sam Harper fls
SIP 90; Nasara place sio 40
They broke away twice before the nag fell fair
Lote Wall third and Niagara fourth. Williams drove
Connemaa very and the ally passing her horses
chs backretch, led half around the long turn where be-
ginning suk she fell back and sam Harper again took
up running. Eiike kept his mount under pull all
the way and Harper never In danger OF losing the
race. Niagara attempted close with him In the
straight, could gei UP. Sam Harper winning
easily by length half between second and third
SECOND RACE-DAsH STAKES. Two-YEARoLDs.
$50 EACH 81 go ADDED. FIVE FURLoNGS.
W. p Maxwel's c. Champagne Charlie. b. Prince
W i meadflc, t chs Mime Tin palmer ioi&.@s
abda f Brotnsr sh t cheau: Belle
cass s,s9le's Msise ally
beI casss,. eH T rhe Taar
" Days eh Glory IOI;:' n; -'..''..'PI.lms5(
b D. wi,h sas'' Eccols aiy
j. d. Morrissey's blk C. sam Wood 10 gar liS5(
P. LoriiI,ra rs Dr. Kha,t9p, Cn SrOe
Davis uol' B. Timai % tAndeF'0n'
Charlie Eecoa ay 70 Khda& 70 o1 l. cRei i To-
Minnie Pplme;a 40 y % v eSs T % 70 20
eh1ge 40 to kbb Miami; as 5a chanp 90
chaa fc'i sic. Sam Wood God sio
Mutgal;oc6ampagne Charlie s 1a S pa'd s4s w.
Diablo Fresno Brussels Maidstone Once Again Soncy
Lass and sntram The race was run over
Futurlty the youngsters getting away wei 70
gether In the dip. sourlrs and vevay led up the HILL
with Chestnut Belle Carno, close behind osslals
took the lead at Caatt stable but Tenny passed her
at Tat,enham and first into the homestreeh
The Issue doubt until the last sixteenth post
was reached. There Champagne Charlie drew out ana
gaining clear lead by Two lengths; head between
Minnie Palmer and Tenny.
THIRD RACE-sEPTENBER STAKES. THREE
YEARoLDs. 800 EACH. $500 ADDED.
W 1akeiani's b. T. Peg Wellington BY Longteow,
Ap Bs5s' ig Johnson. b. c Tristan 11s Hay1afd
reaHaess sa9e Doc Esleh;q9' liS s61
Melbog.ne Stable, b c The Lion. lo4 Allen o
Pos, odds, To vin-Trssa m' 70 to l. Pee Weep Il
Peg woa@g.oa g Larsh@ont to / The L Lion
roSfsf MSn s5o peg wons5oH so
Mp,aais-res Wilmington sualgh. paid sls IS. place
30 Tristan place 90 %
Tea Tray was withdrawn. It was Peg wornEton's
race all the way the slly getting on IRON, and sadng
from end 70 end sh. By six lengths. Tristan.
second lengths before Lsrchmont who beat Pee
Weep fifty yards The Lion iurlonc back Tn.
start Tor this race was made the FuturIty course
FOURTH RACE-ANERAGE STAKES SIS EACH
$500 ADDED 3l6 MILES.
J. p Hsrgn's D. Firenzi by GleneIg- Florida r.,
D 4. HONG. b. 9. Iee. sse! lOI gTsTaaj
Chicago Stables che Tore Coa & ia (McLaughllnl
aDBa f bothsr, B. M MsI 10 IA Ill., LEWIS
Lanasney Brothers br g Brown Duke 5 loI
Wary 10 to l. Montrose IS 70 IeIex 20 70 /; Brown
Dus 20 to @ Tpr a. Gotta 500 field so5
MutuasFrenzi straight paid as 20. place g. 90 LeieA
| place SIS 81
Lcex got on in front and made the running for mile
and sixteenth. Wary ran second the head Of the
homestretch where, having enough. she Quit Terra
Gotta third nnsh. MOntrose was never
better than fourth Brown Duke 9th at the start
bu, Immediately took departure FOR the where he
remained throughout journey Garrison rode walt
Ing FirenH running with Brown Duke until passing
the half-nre post the she moved up with such
marvellous speed that when LeleX swung into the home
stretch she saddle. Garrison perfectly still
oybl ~
won without by hall length head between sec
md and third Paragon richmond. Los Angeles Gfisete
and Niagara withdrawn.
/ FIFTH RAcE-PURsE $1,000. SELLING lis
MILES.
W Jeqnlngs'' b h Frank Ward by XGtseg5,
| chicago stables en- Z LeIa May, 3 o5,; ttr'eman
Msloa So, b. z Zen Sy s l layM wa r
/ 4 'Pr uesSr,s en- e. Rol d'Or 4 % lBsue-
Castle Stables b. g. $alaiq. 3 s. penny
Pos ODDS To "n or a% 70 EanS %1,d 81 70
! Cala;in u 10 Ten boy 20 TO !. Pace-frank Ward
''e Auction pooI0Gamme $50 Frank Ward s25, LEILA
| Va Ak Pal rOr el5 stockton $40 field $40.
M.ral.~Fans Ward straight paid 81 10 place SO 80
CaIstn who looked as E, about fall pieces led Tor
seven furlongs and collapsed Orlnamme who had been
second from the start took up the running and led
into the homestretch Frank Ward up the rail In
the last furong the easiest possible manner BY
| a length Ornamme three lengths before Lola May.
! SIXTH RACE-swEEPsTAREs s25 EACH. $1,000
ADDED SEVEN FUKLONGs ON TURF
D. A. Honigs b. g. Latte, by Lonsfeliow-sue Wynne
F. J 'f Bsli ifG b m Estre.s,. s. no. MaEial
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ForSs. eS' oT Ft e Eng B c1 III arsn
/ K ru ter's ch str d"away, 4. 1l3 tBarner
R brown S CD e B'G M Il h94 no a. HSS'
LaTasney Brothers B. g. Banner Bearer S no
Summit stables ch : h val Arch aged 10 CDOnOhue)