New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18

Martin gave the Minority colt his head In the straight
and the all black " command Of the field in short
order Kaleidoscope cngnc firmly to second place ana
MOntaru thid. In this way they cainc home
SECOND EACE-LASS1E STAKES TwoYEAE-
| OLD FILLIEs. $50 EACH. si5co ADDED.
| SIX TURLONGS.
| D. D. withcrs's oh. I. Auricoma. by King Ernest
A. DcImcnrs CHI. Lady Margaret, l1a Gar. il1
& J. f ssd%as eS E' viSn, s'4 los Gear
Davis nnp. b. T. sGgrirc JOE ioo And nasl 9
Timc-1 IA IA
Betting 10 win-Lady Margaret 1 to 8. belinda nlly
to l. Aurnnla to !. roramour 30 to l. Sourire 80 to
]. Vicente 80 to l. Felicia so to l. placc-Bcnda nlly
4 to 8, Lady Margaret
Fidcs, Galop, DauphInc and Gladys withdrawn
Aurana crazy the post and delayed the start
onr time. IN her carcrs she threw Mclaughlin and
tried away An attendant caught her bride and
jcFicd her around with such force as TO throw her
against tho rail- The timber broke and She rolled
IT, Then before any one could catch her. she got
UP and ran for the stables Mclaughlin and dozen boys
IN hot pursuit. Trainer McCabe. seeing that she
seriously Injured about the hip word to Philip
Dwyer who asked the judges TO excuse her. This was
done, and the public lost their Auranla The
Belinda ny was first or Lady Margaret and Felicia
close up. Martin his mount her head and she went
away from her opponents with great speed, going the
first quarter in % "a seconds Lady Margaret
passed by sOurlrc quarter post but second
place again tho turn. Hayward rode II he
pcccd the flying leader back TO him. and did
not discover his UNI. all had into the home
stretch. Then he called Lady Margaret asking tho
question Of her with painful but she failed
to respond At the furlong post she hopclessy
beaten, seeing which, Hayward cascd her Tho Belinda
ny won without effort by eight lengths, Lady Margaret
two before Felicia Mr.. Withcrs Immediately bestowed
upon the winner the Auricoma. 1t is not to be
supposed from this delicate auson to golden hair that
the Belinda nlly is gray. She is bright chestnut
She ran the hrec-eghhs in 80 Ia seconds and the ha
IN As l-4-very fast time.
THIRD EACE-MIDSUMMER HANDICAP. $50
EACH, s1,5oo ADDED. / MILE.
J. D. Traggin's CHI Aurcliaby Algerlnc-santa Lucia,
ESlIopS: iaay primrose 1Os ShSES5
= 5o M%5ris: + t. fsSo i1s 60 c1aas%
(. !. cassSirs B. h. TuTi@ : is5 GI@y%aii Q
RaE' ha Hn b. b. zee Isfc iSc 100 Mscar
"'p'''' ''''''' VII V '''' dIayward, jrj
Betting to win-Ftzroy to !, Favor to /, Auren
3 to l. Tribouet 6 to /, Lady Primrose O TO l. Ban
Cochc Faeeoletta to l, Eurus 10 to !, Estrcla
IL to I, Bess Is to l. Place-Aurea to D. Lady Prm'
to q
Ban Cochc's wretchcd behavior caused suspcion
old Rupert treating him. lie reelcd all
tho defyng his jockey and the starter for
half hour Aurcia refused TO join her horses and
Lady Primrose insisted getting OF in front At last
when the fog fell Estrela had the best OF the start
Favor Bess close behind her Aurea was
and Gorson seemed in hurry to take her 10 the
Fageolotta through the field the turn and
the quarter took UP the running from Bcss who had
passing Estrela Lady Primrose and AureIa
sail for the leaders in the run up
the backsrctch, and on the upper turn
Fageolctta was only length before the former
with Aurclia on outside gaining at every stride
Swinging the straight Lady Primrose took the lead
Tribouet who had been moving under hard pull began
his too late DOnohue had bundcrngly pulled him
behind could make up his lost ground
av,e thp
was the first TO 20 under Mclaughlin pulling up
hundred yards from the line. Garrison Climbed up on
Aurcias and lifted her TO the 'front.' and notwith
standing her attempt to swcrve brought her home head
before Lady Primrose who beat Tribouet length And
Eurus where was he7 Never in tho front flight, from
start 10 finish
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. s35
EACH. 81 ESQ ADDED IA MILES
Dwyrr Brothers b. f. Bessie June. by King Alfonso
Urge yr IA TN n no:., & % MeLs ePS4a3
J. = M MlsT g. b. M * Rao0iah s. 11s nmifcs
4. DelnOnPs b. George oyster 8 Ito I sar ~
l. s sSSns, 9F c. e%s boz 1S' bS Msie
Tme-o 10 IA.
Betting to win-Kalooah IL s. George oyster to 1.
Bessie June 16 Ftzames &c J. Telie Doe TO !,
Ten Booker Is to 1. Place-Bcss!e juno TO 3, Ten
Booker 4 to ].
Gorge did not start Fitzpatrick. to the osonshmcnt
Of spectators took Kaoolah 10 the front at the start
and pumped hard she stopped dead tired In the
homostrctch 1t then matter for Bessie Juno
to ret up and WIN Ten Booker came with wild ryia-
ton finish hat caused people to hold their breath
bu Bessie June had IN the saddle and won by
length Ten Booker beating Kaiooah length and half
FIFTH RACE-PURsE 5000. SELLING Is
NILES.
D PuscEs hr In gnsa'onic' by M I%;ds siG,
o. I H. ssSblG.sy f b. no h. Bonnie S. aesd S
j. T. McDonald's /. g. Long Knight agg-d lii;
pwyer Brothers ch. h. Joe Cotton 6 TO- cScsncye3 0
Tim TOmpkihnss b. h. St Valentine. !, 1o4
S. W. Streets CHI c. Niagara, 4, ia (shaucD
Time-l 81 IL.
Betting to vn-Long knight to s. lIousatoac
to l, St. Valentine to l. Bonnie s., to l, Niagara
10 10 J. Joe Cotton Il to l, Netdo 10 l. Place
Housatonc to D. Bonnie S. to /.
Poor old Joe Cotton shot out like animated CORPSE,
opening gap Of four lengths. Mclaughlin, knowing
invalid would back sat perfectly stn, hands
down, Long Knight until he entered the homestrech,
where he attempted to como away. But Bonnie S.
crept up the rail and challenged him. and Houatonic
the outside did the same, that between the two
old Long knight quickly found himself in difficulties.
Mclaughlin appeared too weak TO help him, and he
badly beaten, Housatonic winning By two lengths from
Bonnie s., who heat the favor:c head. JOG Cotton
good fourth. Tic winner bought in by the
owner al an advance Of sl,1Oo.
SIXTH RACE-HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE PURSE
600. SHORT COURSE
p. Gibson's b. c Brac-a- Ban, by King Ban-Litte
W. {. Daiy b. 9; Willie Palmer 4, I5j....( UpdJ&e,
NJ r Danehcs ehT ;. kiaIncy a3,d' 1871 DoEnln9
7. tIcnc.fs b. h. Mentmorc, D. l43.......(M Daly)
Z. lIarrss br. Naucuse G, 13j........(W Lynch
L. Klnnoys CHI Bill Bond s. I53...... tCailahan)
}. H. McCormcks b. 6. Monte Christie, B. 142
Queen. County Stables g. zanebar c, ia CIoS% %
Queens County Stables b. G. Jim Murphy 4, liz
on. Kenny
T. Dradlcys b. e. Elphin s. 14O..........( Dckens -
Z. Posts Oh. 6. VIII Davis, aged HS..... Mara p
Tlmc-3:li
Refused. - Fell
Betting 10 win-Brac-a-Ban TO o VIII navls 10 .,
Killarney to J. Monte Christie TO /, Bill Fond to /,