New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01

In his saddle. this he pulled his mount almost to
walk in order Racesnd might get and win. This
the ceding did in impressive style, winning In walk by
two lengths George oyster second three lengths before
Tristan. third. This is the fractional time: D 20 L.
o 81. II. 1 :43 "a. 2:12
FOURTH RACE-STIRRUP CUP. $50 EACH, 81, 500
ADDED. 11-2 MILES.
r. Bradey's b. G. lie Logos, by LelspsWar Reel, @
w J Jcnnin aS b. C Duuboyne, 4, LOG (Shappe 2
J, b Hagcn's blk h. TIdaiGo O. 100 :: tGarrison) 8
Cotton BOye's b. M Leiritia, s. o5 Hayward, ir)
Tlmc-2 80 "a.
Betting TO win-Hidslgo to TO- Dunboyne . to 1, lie
Logos @ to 1, Letrta 90 10 1. Place-Le Logos even
Dunboyne / to Q
Auction pools-Hdalgo $50. Dunboync $780, field els.
Mutuals-Le Logos straight paid $50 60. place 50 IS /;
Dunboyne place 50 rs.
Garrison his passage board the Black Span
ard7 and succeeded in finishing third Letrta led for
mile and collapsed lie Logos then took the lead and held
1t to the end winning easily by length and half Dun
boyne second the before Iidalgo.
FIFTH RACE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES. $50
EACH 81 900 ADDED. IS MILES.
J. F. McDOnalds b. g. Long Knight by Longiellow
Pns * $aa$ sS8 ii,
Time-1 SO "a.
Betting to win-Long Knight even. Joe Cotton even.
Valiant to 1. Glenmound 10 to l. Pace-Long Knight
nOne Valiant TO 8.
Auction pools-Long Knight $40. Joe Cotton $40,
field $50.
Valient place SIC G5.
Tclie Doe withdrawn. Long Knight led from end
10 end, winning without effort by length, Valiant
second, twenty lengths before Glenmound Poor old
Joe Cotton could not at ALL
SIXTH RACE-PURSE 5000 SELLING. SEVEN
FURLONGS.
dD Puie g,s O] iS ousai0n' by 5cSss
G a MoTriss sb Dr. &c g King Idle 8 e5 I' [iiRc
w. c. Days b. g., by King ErncstRevot g. 100
Tnie-1 :2S.
Betting to win-HOusatonic to s. Satisfaction to 1,
King Idle to l. Edlsto to l. Revolt gcding 10 /.
rlace-Hoasatonic to j. King Idle to 5.
Auction pools-Housotonic GEO. Satisfaction $40, King
Idle 500 field $50.
acknowledgements straight paid $40 So place 81 Go ;
King Idle place s11 So
sutor withdrawn. This a wretched start,
King Idle and Satisfaction being almost left at the post
Edisto made desperate effort TO get away from her
horses opening gap OF eight lengths the to the
half but they c9ugnt her at the head of the homestrcch
and forced her CUT, Uousatonic coming alone, won
easily by three lengths. King Idle whom little Elke
ceased working down all opposition and got
the place. lengths before Edsto. Satisfaction could
not get up q decent gallop
SEVENTH RACE-HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP. $50
EACH, $1,000 ADDED. TWO MILES ON THE
GRASS.
w. Lakeiands b. h. Exile. by Mortemer Second Hand,
T. \. Miller's T. z. Ten Booker, G. 125 (BiayioeE} 2
j. i. Wiiams's Oh. h. Bob Miles aged. 1875 .
(Fitzpatrick)
II. Mles's CHI. e. Chantcleer aged 100 (NcLaughn) o
w. C. Days b. G. Subaltern- B. 115 (Palmer 0
S. w. Streets br. z. Orlando, 6, 1872 (Sheridan) 0
Tine-3 :36 Ia.
/ Betting to win-Exile TO 5, Bob Miles to !, Ten
Booker 10 to 1, Chancleer 10 !, Orlando Is /,
subaltem 20 to 1. PaceExe none, Ten Booker to 1.
Auction pools-Exe $500. Bob Miles 800, Chanticleer
$40, field $50.
Mu,uals-Exile straight paid IS 20. place 81 65 Ten
Booker place s17 TO-
Ten Booker and Chanticleer made the running for
mile and a half Exile then up and in the
easiest possible by half length, Ten Booker
three lengths before Bob Miles.