New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-01
FLYERS AT IVY CITY.
BADGE CAPTURES THE FINALITY PURSE.
BR Mt, vosBURG, DRAKE AND HERCULES ALso
GLADDEN. THEIR hackers.
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fBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.
Vasbin,to Oct. 31.-The results OF TO-
davis races are given in the appended summaries
1t wa% hard day for the fayories and goou one or
the books The friends Of the Pttsburg stable con-
sldered Brown Charlie real old leadppe cinch III
the first race but the pipe leaked ana the chch went
astrav Charlie ran we'll for six furlongs, which
seemed to be the length of his tether Taylor rode
Brait with excellent judgment and commendape
pa encc moving up at the precise moment and Kill
ing If the opposition in clever STYLE Carnegie Win
fen hounds less weight than he carried on Tuesday,
had 70 trouble getting second place
Judge Murray opened at to l In the betting ana
rapdlv fell off to to l. which kept the talent from
touching him. Mr.. Kemaghan said that the colt was
not onto good enough for brulsng finish against
seasoned horses. The Judge confirmed this state
rnent bv finishing last. The lay between Glen
mound and Vosburg from start to finish, the latter
well ridden by the younger Hayward, getting up IN
tho last furlong and winning. II the elder Hayward
had ridden Eoo with half tho skin shown by his son
on Vosburg, Eoo would certainly have beaten De
fence for tho place in the Finally Hayward, senior
was caught mapping the start being in the act OF
pulling up when the flag fell. Eolo thus got much
the worst OF a struggling start. But Hayward instead
of trying to mend matters, lay out OF tho race
until the colt Aopelessly distanced In tho
stretch he showed fine turn Of speed, but 1t was
imnos. lble TO make up the ground that had
as II IL was feather, winning under a double pull.
Bessie June bled at the Tuesday, having caught
cold and was never dangerous. B0az, simply be-
cause Mclaughlin rode him, was fancied by many,
but he was outpaced and out-classed Drake won
the fourth under punishment after IL had prac-
tcaly been given TO LATTE by the starter Hercules
rompci over the stecplechase and won at bis
leisure
Mr. I midas got hard fall when smsvIlle went
down. but both he and his horse escaped serious in
Jury. Among the spectators were members OF the
Corcan Embassy, whose curious dress attracted
marked attention. The secretary OF the legation
made tie acquaintance Of one or two boohmaAers,
leaving small fee with each In exchange ior
chrome
FIRST RACE-PURsE $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS
ONE MILE
G. b. Morrls's CHI h. Bralt yrs. 1is N . Gaylor( !
? 4 %sP,Ff b. ? Ss%'SS - s4s
t psSs s Mnrs BIZ Si 1
= " boswell eh Maiden Madeahar 9S w SassG,
W c. DAYS b. g. sqbaItern loi loo MesGneT
oden Bowels CHI f. Belle TS Ggr aS 8 100 'r'"eD
odds to winBrown Charlie to D. d, bess to So l.
nege - L. others 10 to 70 to l. Place-Brait to l.
AGctior pools Field s25. Brown Charlie s17. Brait 60
Mutuals rod 500 o.
prompt and made, with Carnegie slightly
in front subaten second Bess third Brown Charlie fourth
Boil dor at and made the running for SIX
furongs with Bess and Brown Charlie alternating III
second place. Brat began TO move up on the urn anu
was fourth at the head the homesreten Tayor then
sat down TO ha ID drive and steadily overhaung MS OPP
ponents lIralt won clevery by three lengths Brown
Charlie tired badly and badly ridden Csnegle beat
him five Lengths for second place Teie Doc md Wnona
did not start
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES Sio
EACH 5000 ADDED. 316 MILES.
oden Rowios CHI e. vosburg,4 yrs lO2 10 uiaywardlrR
G. r. Perry a Co.'S CHI. c. Little Jim 8, 9s lGooaaie}
Chicago sta les b. Kalooah, 8, 1O6---- (Cov1ngHY
G. D. NORRIS b. h. Favor, O. 100 -:-..;;;,..(Iy
" r. Jennngs's b. h. Frank Ward, 8. TO- AIaral
w. H. hoi"'s llIamiltOn)
Time-2 :06
Post odds: To wn-Favor 20 ., judge Murray 70 :,
Iosburg 10 TO l. Little Jim 10 to l. Piace-N"spurg
to /, Glenmound 20 l. 80 -. ,,o, s,e Eran,
W ard so 1cd 500 Mutuals paid s'6 80
vosbure was first or but Glcnmound passed
him I'm dozen strides. and opening gap
~ two lengths made the running TO within n
hundred yards OF the line when Vosburs cams up ana
,fter n sharp struggle beat him b.. length GL nmound
was Ava lengths before Little Jim, who beat kalooah
head yosburg and Kalooah alternately second and
third for sreater part OF the journey. Judge Murray
was third the start but continued TO drop back until he
was hopclessly beaten Favor and Frank Ward showed
no speed in any part OF the race
THIRD RACE-THE FINALITY. HEAVYWEIGHT
HANDICAP. $50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED ONE
MILE g.
McClepand ROches b. c. Badge. yrs l2s n
Jennings JOrdsns bike Defence. silo..t amiltonj