New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28

At the heed Of the homeseteh, Mona rrine with becom
Ing modesty. Terra Gotta came alter 'ariscns Drown
sprlner with . wet san, but Eolian ca fed wet SAIL
too ana kept his advantage Terra Gotta being able
to get within two lengths Of him Fittoy stole up in
the furong and beat the swervine svori~ Tor mo
place by half length. Eolian won by long neck ~
was said before that Terra Cot was troubled
with sore mouth Garrison backed his mount at TO l.
winning . nice stake.
SECOND RACE-GREAT rwo-YEAR or SELLING
STAKES ESQ EACH, $1,000 ADDED. SIX FUR
LONGS.
W. g Day': b. T. Little Barefoot, by Tom o. qtrss;
j. Mc fsas 50 CHI ccrinih 1oa lLtiIeacd
R ws!ssn 81 sS s''H ,ie ws%
HppIeby JohnsOp's CHI Auds oo taywss55. s, ,r3
P. torilard ir.'s. br Peril, o5 .tAndefson) o
Time-1 10 81.
Betting to win-Peril even, Harrisburg IN 2,
Little Barefoot to l. Altitude to L. Cornsh 10 to I.
Beck Is to l. Penman % 1. Place-Little Barefoot
9 to 1. Corinth 4 TO l.
Auction pools-Peril $780, Harrisburg $50 Little Bare
$50 field s3o.
Mutuais-Litte Barefoot straight paid e63 40, place
els As; Corinth place $40 TO-
with running lead Of two lengths at the start Little
Barefoot made all the running and won cleveriy by
head Cornth second, nose before Beck Beck swerved
all the but In the last hundred yards came
down like wolf the fold Many persons thought
won others vowed that second but the judges
placed him third Harrisburg wreichedy th,t he
will do watch the time he starts Peril soon
put his hackers out Of misery
THIRD RACE-sPoRTING STAKES. SELLING. e1oo
EACH. $500 ADDED ONE MILE.
W. B. Jennngs's ch m Tclie Doe, by Great u, Tom;
Nina M Ta50Ss 'i l0' Long knight sssa
Brys n1gsss sa h. 9s sss ~ liz
Davis { Halls br. M Bess, s. JOE !Anderson} Q
S e. 1or ssas's Fa ssSS 100 sarpsB
Time-1 :421-2
Betting to win-Joe Cotton to g. Telie Doe to 1,
nass q n I,onp To i,
Choctaw 10 to l. Argo 40 to l. Pace-Telie Doe even,
Long Knight to 1.
Auction pools-Joe Cotton $780, Telie Doe $780, Bess
$50 field $50.
Mutuals-Tee Doe straight paid $40 49, place s13 30;
Long Knight place $50 20.
Mrabeau and Biggonet were withdrawn Bess was
first off, but Fageoeta passed her in the out OF the
chute and led to the halmle post Telie Doe running
free gradually down all opposition and coming into
the homestretch leading the field. She continued
lead all the way home, winning rather easily by
length, Long Knight second half length before Choc
third. Bess did not have her usual speed. for she
continued to drop back from start to finish Joe Cotton
looked dangerous for instant at the head Of the home
stretch but he died away very suddenly
FOURTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HANDICAP. $50
o. EACH, $3.50 ADDED Us MILES I
A. Kraemers b. h. Richmond, by Virgil Alert
". Gratis eh h. EIkyood, s, i2S;; MsTin}
ss:'sss sDfsi c
n J sS FSye SsseSn 80 ea5.sS
Time-2:21a 81
Betting to win-Eurus 2 to l, Richmond to 1, Belvt
dere to /, Elkwood TO l. LIE Logos to 1. Grover
Cleveland to l. Tribouet 20 to l. Galus Dan 100 TO l.
Place-Rchmond to s. Elkwood to l. Il
Auction poos-Eurus $50, Belvidere $50. Richmond
e4o Grover Cleveland $50, Elkwood 500 field $50.
Mutuals-Rchmond straight paid eel 95, place s12 95
Elkwood place $50 49,
Rupert was withdrawn. lie Logos made himself useful
by going out under double pull to make the running
He led past the stand but Eurus headed him the turn
and Tribouet crowded HIM He rallied however, and got
again at the quarter post only to be again headed
by Euus who took the lead the backsrech and held
1t around the long LIE Logos running second, Bel
third Triboulet fourth Richmond AMI Elkwood
remained side by side watch each other while Grover
Cleveland and Gaus Dan kept bitter dispute for tho
dim and distant Grover was never for one single
In the hunt, much TO Garrison's chagrin Rich
mond made his run the field swung into the straight
and squared away for home. Elkwood followed him. and
the two closed with the leaders at the furong post
swervei into the rail and dropped out OF the race
Tribouet ridden without skill or Judgment was colared
and dropped at the sixteenth post Richmond ceming
seeming effort, leaving everything In his wake
Martins vigor failed to get Elkwood up and though
he game and honest Rlchomnd won easily by
half length, Elkwood neck before Trboulet.
FIFTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES s25
EACH, $3.50 ADDED. 1I2 MILES
Lamasser Brothers br g. Brown Duke BY u Reform
D. oa sa.ioS - CHI Brother Ban, g. 1O2 SSSdas
Cotton O. P9Y Ssy Ss vall' Ht aoG 1903
\: k sS; s. fsn5!sS log daS s;|
C. b. MOrrls's eh h. Brais, O. 112. (McLaushiin)
Time-1 100.
Betting to win-Brown Duke to 1. Brais to 1,
Behdigo to l. Brother Ban to l. Valiant 10 to 1.
Letritla Is to l. Al Reed 20 to L Place-Brown Duke
to 5, Brother Ban to 5.
Auction pools-Brcwn Duke $50. Brat $780, Bendigo
$780, Brother Ban $50. field s20
Mutuals-Brown Duke straight paid go 90 place
Gil IS; Brother Ban place s13 20.
Bendigo, plunged on BY the followers Of the Acorn
Stable, got of front and made the running to the
lower turn. where Brother Ban headed him The latter
remained in front until within dozen yards Of the line
causing his hackers 70 start toward tho betting ring to
cash in," for there nothing near him and he
winning he liked. Suddely Brown Duke, who so
far behind the backstretch that he declared out
the race, flashed upon the like goshawk and
snatched the prize before any could draw breath
He by head Brother Ban length before Valiant
SIXTH RACE-HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP. s25
EACH. $3.50 ADDED. ONE MILE ON THE |
LoriaTd rs g. Sambyses' by MSrssms1
T. Gsbd SSPs 5. o. SoUntser leo tSsfSse}
Time-145
Betting to win-Cambyses / to 3. Oarsman to 1. |
Volunteer TO Il Place-None.
Auction pools-Cambyses e16o 0arsman $50 Volunteer
$50.
Mutusls-csmbyses straight paid 60 S. place s5 As;
0arsman place sc 30.
Osrsman led to the quarter Cambyses then moved to
the front and remaining there easily by two lengths
oarsman the same length before Volunteer
THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
OF the chief attraction for to-day will be the
for the rich Emporium Stakes, with IS, 900 added
money. The Dryers may start three colts, Sir Dixon,
Tea Tray and Prospect although Sir Dixon is
It his best Mr.. Haggin is expected to start three,
Gray Dawn and Mirabeau. OF these, Gray
Dawn and Mrabeau have at this meeting and
neither has shown any speed. Guarantee has not
'een in public for year. He good two
Year-old In May and June 1887 and won two stakes