New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16

,n,n, ont Monopols came homo the easiest OF winners
seating Besae juno lsnsthA Arso was two lengths
behind the ally.
THIRD RAoE-ExPEcrATToN sTAKEs-Two.
YEARoLps ESQ EACH, 1850 ADDED. HALF
OTIss , liz Ca. s, ii'I'sSSss al1S
5 B Brswn: BY BG Ss"on 11S
Aas sfl%sHvss .s 81 0'nSs Us SsSs,5
K k, Sass' b. Sandy. lis t'' tstOne'
Time--o:51
BETTING to win-Oregon to s. buddhist 70 l. iAso'.
Minnie Brown colt to l. The Tartar o TO l. Carho'
I. verona 10 to L. Sandy 20 to l. Piace-oregon 70
Buddhist to s. Lisbon colt to 8, The Tartar 70 l.
Carnot to l, Verona to l. Sandy 10 l.
Auction poos-Browns pair s25 Oregon s2o neid 80
Mutuals paid ei8 CO. .
Sin Gypsy Queen and servis withdrlwn' NC
Iauehltn had the at the fall OF the nag getting
well away with oregon thcn taking him In hano setting
him down work and letting the Others run thc'r
legs on overhaul him. Carnot showed hnc turn OF
speed near the quarter but fell back in the homesiretch
The Brown pair raced together but were not sufficiently
VOL ridden defeat Oregon who won eevefy oy TWO
lengths mis-, second, three lengths before the LIS
bon Minnie Brown celt.
FOURTH RACE-BRooKLYN JOCKEY CLUB HAND1-
CAP. 800 EACH. $4,000 ADDED ia MILES,
A. J. Cassstrs b. h. The Bard by Long ,
owen S;.Ss en- sssTs r. sssn1iS
Y. I.ss.na: = +; Exss ~. }a1sylU5) 3
E J! Bslaw mi b. h. vclsnts, q 116 tIMphy
Summit Dsan Sssss =, oh G g. Royal Aieh, aged
M. s.: s,orn'. eh c. Grover Cleveland. s ,uou..
B. 1 Rsh Sers blk iV0 /. saxony. s. us tstons
j. D. Morris,ey's b. m. KaoOlah, g. rs Fitzpatrick)
Time-2la
Betting to win-Hanover 2 to 1. The Bard to 2,
ornsmme to I, volante to l. Saxony TO ]. Exile
to l. Favor l. Kaoolah 10 to l. Grover Cleveland
20 to 1, Royal Ara 25 l. Fenelon 40 10 1. Place
Hanover to s. The Bard to s. ornamme to $, Voante
l. Saxony TO i, Exile TO l. Favor TO J. Kaiooldh
to !. Grover Cleveland to l. Royal Arch to J. Fen
eon 10 10 l.
Auction pools-Hanover $50, The Bard sa5, orinamme
soe Saxony $685. volante eli, field Sal.
Mutuals paid s2s 65.
Sir Dixon Banburg, Dunboyne, Elkwooi, Richmond
c. H. Todd Rupert and Bclvtdere withdrawn. The
nag given third break, Saxony, Hanover and
leading nearly terms The Bard with the
division Hanover and Saxony raced together down
the stretch each striving for the lead and the rall
Passing the stand Hanover had neck the best OF H.
saxony running second length before Favor, The Bard
fourth under strong pull The others began to string
the and when the field swung into the DICK
stretch there only five horses IN the race-hahoVe
saxony Favor The Bard and Fenelon. Hayward sa'
perfectly The Bard holding him well In hand -FOUR
lengths behind the leaders saxony had enough al the
half retired Favor made his run as they redchou
the and showed in front for ten strides e
he too beat retreat to join the forlorn DIVISION In"
Hanover raced with him into the homestfetch' Ing
battle now lay between these. Hanover up 10 tnS
point had not caught speck OF mud; McLaueh.' n"
silk Jacket was unspottet But The Bard and hayward
had travelled quarters in terrific binding shower
Nearing of the stretch Hayward on the outside
drew his mount for IN Hanover as ne oaTel ioF
ing Mclaughlin to hug the rail dangerously close u o
cutting down The Bard. AS the TWO entereo inc sVv
they were on terms coming home sroe WIN s'uo
u,nover fatered, and Mclaughlin drew his whip-the
signal OF distress and defeat The gallant cheshu. raj
lied but greater than the champion OF 1857 was et
and the effort OF no avail beiore lcd0"h VIZ
eighth most it was apparent to all that hanover was
haaten The Bard had and held him sae, Deatihs
him to the finish by half length Hanover was three
lengths before Exile The others straggied H. Solv ~
them being beaten fifty yards Kaooah was soou i'''
nil the way Fitzpatrick going clear OF the muu s'oinL
FIFTH RACE-PURsE s75o-Two. YEARoLDs-sE
ING. HALF MILE
q n Morr,s,s en- T. America. BY Spendthriit MAG
q M, Asssl le sh. n sssestene ITO Hneasid
fS, Rsy' r.. eb h's' b s'sfSSs
F. Erzinsers b. by Luke blackburn an Mewi ~
ys,:4s sss;; 81 y Pssas s.SR Rs;Ss
Time-io .52 Ia
Rafting 70 vn--Litte Barefoot 10 s, America to l.
Victoria TO l. Snsestcne TO 1, villa isose coi1 70
l. Vanilla colt TO l. Darling 10 to 1. Place-Barefoos
to g. America to s. Victoria to g. slnelestono 70
l. wild Rose colt to l. Vanilla colt to l. Darling 10
Auction poois-Field s26. Little Barefoot So
Mutusls paid s24 o.
Little Barefoot nrst on Sngestone second, Amer'
ca third sngostne led at the head OF the stretch but
America easily outran him and won by three lengths
sneestonc the same distance before Little Barefoot.
The Dryers Victoria wretched last being unable
to move in mud. The winner bid In by the owner.
SIXTH RACE-PURsE s9oo-sELLING ONE MILE
Cotton Boyle's br Ietrita by Tom 0c ;i,ayye,
Lefty, 8 yrs, 1Q3 n. = =, (Lltuenea)
A. j. Cassatts b. g. Banner Bearer ., ia (Goa,ey
w C. Days CHI. b. Lottery, 5, 107 =: Pslmer(
Excelsior Stables CHI G. Bronzomarte, 4, ITO .Doane}
/. G. Behman's ch 6. Wheat Q, 80 (osseD U
Timc-1 AT.
Betting to win--Letrta even, Lottery to l. Banner
Bearer to l. Bronzomarte to 1, Chamby to j. Wheat
10 to1 PaeeLetritia none Lottery Banner Bearer
70 g. Bronzomarte to 8, Chamby TO !, Wheat to l.
Auction poos-Letra s25. Lottery s1o Banner Bearer
s12 field SIS.
Mutusls paid s13 CO.
Letrta led all the way, winning by a short head
Godfrey attempted to draw fine finish. Had he
timed his run q second Banner Bearer could not