New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22

iIEe a 6seon and McLaughn pulled him up. Speeu"en'
o retired Prospect held his but was passed IN the
Ia, ,v,aon,b by Iarehmont who by half length,
Prospect second neck before Golden hee' fo,una'a
lame as he oaniercd In There was no pid of
the winner
nn,,Tu sAcE-cLovER STAKES. rwo-YEAE
OLD FILLIES. ESQ EACH, slVoO hDDhD'
FIVE FURLONGS.
A. Bolmonrs b. f. Fides by Tho ItUsed ., yaes'e;
5r5s, SS5s;Sgs: b. '' s ssaE II ,9''|i
r W. wsiden's CHI T. Holiday 112 iMsa1} 9
T. g. & Sisssisi s en- Oy King ~
D sSE1:. b. e' Edss me- ,ia tESs
Time-l o3 80.
Retting to wln-Servia TO 10. Holiday 3 to 1, MISS
Cow z "a / Caop Lucerc and Belinda nlly to l.
tsdss 10 10 l. Harebeli Is TO l. Piace-sefvia TO D.
HOLIDAY TO g. Miss Cody to 1, Galop. Lucerne and
the Belinda lilly to q Fides TO l. Hsreben 70 l.
Auction poois-Servs sS5, HOLIDAY $l1' heia sAo'
| Mutuals paid s77 80.
Thoy 20. OF at the third break Gaop neck before
serys the Belinda My third serva shot into the ieaa
ana held IL for dozen strides when Holiday dspaceu
her Fdes slipped through close TO the rail- whom they
made the turn for and secured prominent place
Fitzpatrick tried with Miss Cody but McLaugh
lin bore upon him and shut out the Morrissey MY wno
failed TO get through until servia was done Tor "hen
an openinr appeared Miss Cody came with nne burst
., snesd hut 1. was TOO late 10 catch Fides who won
bsndily by three-q quarters Of length Miss Cody the
same distance before serva. The favorite was 30 iui
Of running the start that McLaushns enors 70 hoa
nor IN choked her It is said and this may account for
her poor performance.
FIFTH RAOE--PURsB e75o. TwoYEARoLDS'
FIVE FURLoNGs.
Dwyer Brothers Tav't0n BY Luke M sjasssSr
w s y sur asa b. @ seymour, lis gIIggs(
ae f1s, s'SS . G fsrssS Sa?fn liz
R ". wadens ca. Hot scotch; io7 tM Martini
E. n MSa,s se e c. BOB FuTey lis e. Ieae
Tlme-1 :o3 Ia.
q n
Betting to win-Tsvston to 2 Bob Furey D 70 = sey
mour 4 to 1, pereeal to l. Gypsy Queen to l. Hot
Scotch 10 to /. Volunteer 10 to L PaceTavist'n and
Bob Furey even Seymour to 5. Peregal 10 Gypsy
Queen 4 TO 1. Hot Scotch to 1, Volunteer to i.
Auction pools-Field s25. TavistOn sls, Bob Furey'
$40.
Mutuals paid SIC S.
Dable and Blazon were withdrawn. After severai
breaks they got of with Seymour in 'front.' Tavston sec0hd
Volunteer third Tavston fell back at once being passed
by Bob Furey and Perega. Seymour showed the way
into the homestretch and going easily that he
looked certain winner until Mclaughlin brought w
Tayiston 1t stubborn struggle between these '"o
Mclaughlin sat down to few seconds OF earnest "o
and succeeded In bringing Tavison homo winner Dy
head Seymour second two lengths before Iipsy oueo"
third x,, erin
SIXTH RAcE-pURsE 5000 SELLING. SIX FUR
LONGS.
II. J. New,on,s CHI. g. Marsh Redon, by stonehenge
E j. Bsidwns sh Malaria aged los tAr%ss, syIa
f.!Ss: S;,s.. cSssSi.s loe hSss
L. G. Pehmans ch. g. Brouehton. aged l12 1i9Saaes
Lamasney brothers 81. Belle Brock, 4, 100 (Godiiey}
H. McCarron, jr's b. T. Nellie b. a. iOo o nn
Excelsior Stables ch e. Sheriff O'Nei, g. 9S DSnane) y
g. H. Moriis's b. T. Rosoe 3, 90 IN lEahe} n
| g. r. Perry's br. c. ReQulus, 3, JOG lbrenhonRR
w. G. Days b. g.. by King ErnestheVot tp. q; S
S. w. Streets ci m Lucy H. s, ITO shSer 1eIs,
gsss e. dh T e. pisyfsI rs aGo
| Time-1:1
| Betting TO wfn-Marsh Reden to l. p Thomas 70 o.
Regulus and Malaria 10 Belle Broeek to l. Lucy H.
Nellie b. Theora and Crichton each to l. Revolt geu
ing Is to l. Rosalie Mia and Payair 20 to Broughton
and Sheriff o'Nell each rs to l. Pace-Marsh Recon
70 & p Thomas to s. Regulus and Malaria each 70 l.
Belle Brock 8 to 2, Lucy H.. Nellie b., Theors ana
| Crichton each 8 to /. Revolt geldng 70 l. hosane
Mia and Playfair to /, Brou2hton ana Sherin oNeA
each 10 to 49,, n.
Auction poos-Field $50 p. Thomas els. Marsh Redon
$40
| Mutuals paid sos rs.
Belle Brock threw her jockey Godfrey over the inner
rail hurting his arm but he able to remount ana rae
the race The large field caused long delay at the post
When the flag fell Malaria had the lead but Marsh Recon
snsched IL from and made the running to the hnish
winning BY threequarers OF length Malaria six lengths
before p Thomas third 1t looked to many as Maisra
could have won jockey had made an effort Marsh
Reeon seemed ready drop ia the last dozen stfdes
There was no bid for the old gelding.