New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-17

Sorrento .t 20 to cutting the price down to IL TO J.
He acted badly the post refusing to Join his norses ana
delaying the start Little Barefoot was In 'front.' wheh
the nag fell Hts Jake second. Fdes THRU The beiie
and Katie lsst Fides took the lead at the futione'
Little Barefoot dropping into second plnce. oui' run
IN st the quarter and chasing Fdes around the turn
e,s into the ne mestrech But here she had enough ana
rnav te, bock Fdes resuming the lead when squared
.w,y for home In the stretch Sorrento came through
from the ruck. and drawing steadily away rom .s
xon with stunning ease by four lengths when L''"e-
Geld Jaw that Fdcs could not wn he pulled up anu p
800 M.a,,one 10 rob hin OF second place. tho la'ter
heating Eide. . hesd Tepny. ,h' fsvorte. was never
dangerous ru,rv WEARS
AND UPWARD. $50 EACH sLo" ~DDiD
SEVEN FURLoNGs
a n Morrlss b. t. Ocean. BY Bflstsabin'' yfs,
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Th.v were started in the chute ous Of sight, behind
lot Of carriages and rockawsya Ocean, QUICKEST OH Nor
feet the first TO appear In the run 70 "a. 49,
Umpire tapping they came In view Braaioro 'nr
and Aurelia last At the quarter Umpire TOOK tne eSo
and made running Into the homesretch' wheo. nus
the pace hotter than he bareanod Tor ne reureu :" ~
far hack on the turn squeezed through on the
rail and coming rapidly challenged Ocean at the lu
long 1t looked as II the latter were beateh' pu' D"o
never gave up He rallied her in effective STYLE ano
easily outrdng Anderson, got Ocean first over the inc
nv half length Aurela was Of work and ran far
below hor best form But Garrison by dint OF vigorous
riding brought her home in third place neck behho
Oyster. beating Fizroy head .- .,o
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAhES. sou
EACH 81, 900 ADDED. 1l-s MILES
" O. sculy's CHI c. Ban Yam, By King Ban,Hlvs,
!. MOI Mcirsseys b. m Kalo.ish. 5. los Tsycr,
preaSness sta 40, b.nsd aRer
W. B. Jenninss'' Ct rm h; sa !Se iO' 'A'''H
Rsn Yam nome nc kac coEaha' even ~ ~
They toed the limo IN military style and were sent on
well abreast. Benedicne strobe out ssantly and opened
n gap OF eight lengths Dan Yam and Kalooah ran ~e
team lengths before Boss ana Rupert ne'o anu
head As they started around the upper turn Ban an
cot II, to Bencdctnes head and the gedns cried enough
dropping back as II he had struck snag Ban ran lea
into the homestretch neck before Kaiooiah VINO WI"
gaining very fast and apparently bound to WIN. pu'
barnes got 70 and riding all over Taylor peat MN
home by neck half length between second and thlra
| FIFTH RACE-DELAwARB HANDICAP $50 EACH
| s175o ADDED. 1 IA MILES
Prcakness Stables Bevidere' by Ble1SseGne
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S e. 8 ssa sfss: : osaaR'@s
'G 3 n asss;' b. p 81 %
ro.. odds: To win-beivdeIe to g. Eurus ? to !.
PsnsTass Fes Ware l.
| Fitzroy was withdrawn ConnemarA in hood and
blinkers wen, tho fall OF the nag ana
opening gap OF seven lengths tried 10 re-
neat the Navesink TREK when. with an advantage OF
twentyone pounds sho away with F1renz ana pcat
that crea, Oly homo Connemara carried only 100
pounds then. Now she had III on her back and that
anchored her at o mile and eighth Yet having usv
elcd that distance had everything In the race beaten
| nd Rely
without apology tho las fuonR and finished tho oate
without assistance Belvdere had tho rail ana Eurus
tried hardest TO push him over into the helo nay
ward was Jerking the old rogue 20 the right all down the
st,.,nh CRYING Geo. gee there, geer But Eurus would
not gee Be Garrison TO change his whip from his
RICH, to his left hand and was only by the Snoppers
invncibe riding that Beividero got homo first by hall
length. Eurus eight lengths before Connemara
Banbrdee brass hoped copper riveted tip, warranted
not to burst ths hunt The stable thought
that with OF 100 pounds his back he ought to
be waited with. Hos waiting yet Longitude found
his latitude he had the entire track to himself at the
| nnish being beaten OF nearly furlong.
SIXTH RACE-PURsE 5000 SELLING. ONE
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Baldwin; c 81 M& vsss aged i fS sssS
JERSEY ' Hsss. ssS = aeaSSS'
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Post odds: To win-Masris 70 g. St. Valentine
to /, o'Fslon to Lucy IL to I. Mclaughlin % l.
Chsrmer 10 TO Al Reed 10 10 ], Michael 10 TO l. Place
Lucy H. 3 to l. Malaria z 70 10.
| Lucy ii. led from end to end, winning by neck.
Malaria well ridden would have beaten her. but Arm
strong Houndered pItfuy and the mare went all to pieces
Church weighed TO ride ST. Valentine but was so
drunk that he could scarcely stand the scales and
when the judges Informed Of this they refused 70
| let him have The mount Martin was substituted. lie
had previously been engaged ride the colt but owing TO
misunderstanding refused TO consider himself bound by
the agreement The winner bought In by her owner
| for 81, 005 w. o. Scully getting hla revenge.