New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
FIRST RACE-PURsE seoO-SPECIAL WEIGHTS
ONE MILE.

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Excelsior Stables CHI g. Aarie, 4, 100, poaheO
Time-1 43 1-2
Betting to win-Fenelon to g. Alaric to !, Valiant
to l. Al Reed to l. Ravcller 10 TO 1, Chostaw 10 to l.
Longlisht is to l. Ban Coche 80 TO 1. PlSe-Fcnelon
none, Alaric 10 5, Valiant 2 10 /, AL Reed to l.
Raveller to 1. choctaw TO l. LOngight to l. Ban
Cloche 10 to ].
Auction peols-Feneon $50. field $50.
Mutuals paid 50 95 Fenelon, tickets being sold
On the winner.
Bessie June and Laredo wore withdraw. Longlight
was first away, the others well up Ban Cloche took
the lead at the quarter and headed winning
with ridiculous by three lengths Feneon made MS
run On the lower turn and passed Choetaw, Al Reea
and LonCnsht in the last quarter but could never press
Cloche, whom Hayward .hs Younger rode win luag
ment and skill Choctaw ran well up with the leaders
for six furongs and then died away, showing lack OF
condition.
SECOND RACE-HANDIoAp swEEPsTAKEs-s2S
EACH, $1,000 ADDED. 1s MILES.
W. Lakelands b. h Exile, by Mortemer- second,
Lan maad SrG yrs l b Brown pao g. los an
s.5sy * t. 4 5so R$s'S Ssvsad 10 a9s
p 10 r. errs CHI. h. wickham. 6. 1oa =: NeSmeys3
q Littlenelds b. c. Klamath a. 192 ie aa.ltlssea
BETTING 10 win-Exile to g. The Bourbon to l.
Brown Duke to 1, wickham to l. g. Cleveland III 10
]. klamath 10 TO j, lie Logos 10 to l. plaee-hAne
none The Bourbon z to s. Duke to 5, Wickham
oil G. Cleveland TO i, klamath TO l. lie Logos to l.
auction pools-Exie $50 Held $50
Mutuas paid $40 SO.
Lancaster withdrawn. Grover Cleveland started
IN as II he intended make runaway race OF H. put
collapsed going threequarers The long dcisy at
The mode Exile and the Old slayer cut up
badly. wekham spoiled several good starts ana sue
ceeded in getting OF last Taylor rode patient race on
Exile waiting until reaching the turn before moving up
The horse was full running essy strobe every
thing. winning under pull By half length Brown
Duke came with q torrnc sweep at the end ana stole
second place from lie LOgOs. Had he made his run
he might have made things Interesting for Exile.
THIRD EACE-TURSE s75o-TwoYEARoLDS. FIVE
FURLoNGS.
p Lorillara, jrs b. g. Peril. by Duke of Magenta
pw SSaO" Brot 9th ch c Passport lis Gar u.s.
A. j. cassasts cif Hareben, llg lear l1zJ (iayx,T9
B. w. Streets b. f. Lille C., Ill., (Shendsh)
Tme-1 :o5 Ia.
Betting to win-Perl even, Passport to 1, Hsrebell
2 to l. Lille c. 10 Plsce-Perl and Passport none,
Hsreben to S. Lille C. @ to g.
Auction pools-Passport s25, Peril $40, field sl1
Mutuals paid $40 40.
Passport was first or but Peril through from the
rear and after playing with Harebell for fuong dropped
his horses and home alone winning with consumnae
ease by four lengths Passport is grievously SLOW De-
gnner AMI was half adozen lengths behind the Geld be-
fore they had gone a sixteenth. Mclaughlin. by des-
peratc riding the stretch, gained second place Lille
C. was beaten twenty lengths by Haeeel who collapsed
in thire place.
FOURTH RACE - HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES -
/ Ito MILES.
c. p Mo,gss Specially. by sensaG %:s Minnie
pw Ssf Brothers S eh C. Prospect ii5 car 10
T. D Ssys Oh BY yf KING iSl
Timc-1 $50 ga
Betting TO win-Specalty to g. Prospect IL 10 O.
Revolt selding /, Wheat 90 to l. Piace-specialty
none Prospect TO Revolt eeldng TO s. Wheat to L
Autcion pools-specislty $50. field s3b
Mutuals paid So
The Revolt sedlng out the work for nearly mile
Wheat running second Speciality third and Prospect last
80 behind the others that 1t looked as Mclaughlin
In the Making the lower turn all closed up
and the four locked together stride
for stride The in exciting. the four jockeys
working The issue was In doubt until the
last stride The Revolt geding was the FIRST TO succumo
Specially outlascd others and by short head
Prospecs second head before Wheat third ten lengths
before the Revolt gelding
FIFTH RACE - SWEEPSTAKES s26 EACH, $3.50
ADDED. SIX FURLoNGs
A. Jordan's b. c. Joe Lee. by votgeur- Bonheur,
c ooinsSisen's br. G. King Crab g., 1913 tSSs.s|
TN. Mle fH b. h h Harry Russell 100 u. DSnGGSs}
hsa.ssa .,s'Sss q sSs;SIS ss SaisS
D. D. w,Asis'. Oh f. by King Ernest, Mary S%sasy; y
Edsiua nj Stables B. G renaay. : i'll tRaheItN 6
s, sste s',eI se C sh oCss rn 90
Time-1 lie 34
Betting to win-Speedwell TO !, Harry Russell z 70
l. Miracle 4 10 l. Joe Lee to l. King Grab 10 TO l,
y. Thomas 10 l. Ifnto, Petulanee and Mary buckley
nlly 15 i. Tenany and Cogelns 80 TO l. Place
speedwen to s. Russell 10 8. Miracle to l. Joe Lee
to ], King Grab 10 l. p. Thomas TO- l. flhto.
Petulsnee and Mary Buckley FLY 10 1. Tenany ana
Coggins 10 TO 1.
Auction poOls-Harry Russell s14. speedwen si2.
Geld SOS
Mutuas paid s1o7 e5.
Grever Cleveland Withdrawn. Joe Lee ran TO the
front at the TAU Of the flag and out the work Tor
furtone. King Grab Joined with him thore and
the all black" OF Mr. withers showed In front for
dozen strides. But Lee much for those two
He passed them after brief struggle. wss in turn
passed BY Horny Russell, who looked all over a winner
as he led the round the long turn. Coming into
the stretch J. Donohus went AL pieces ana Harry
followed suit Then Joe Lee came on ana won by
lengths. King Crab second. half length before p.
Tbomaa third speedweil. the thing wac In dif.
nculties all the way
SIXTH RACE-PURsE seoo-sELLING ONE MILE.
W. G. Daly's oh c. Lottery, by Glen AtAelI,otts,
yessr ,.se nf br. Orlando o llo tshsridsn
G pwyYsy srV gee cS Kelly. 8. PENNY
Time-I LAO Ia
Het,,pc to win-Biggonet 70 g. Lottery to l. J. Kelly
sn1 Orlando TO l. Battery 10 TO l. Place-Blgsonct
% - Stsery eyen Kelly even, Orlando 70 Battery
tbl
Auction pools-Biggopet s20, Lottery sis, field Sal.
MutuAls paid s25 40.
Battery was nearly left at the post but he caught up
his maid before they reached the turn ana Aey az