New-York tribune., 1888-08-29

4 se%onss s;... 3 George Oyster 10 dcasla
Lasssna g. peg e. wafGamH%1 wonnSoS 100 Hsmicn
W. b Jcnnnss's Or c T,msb King IDLE ,i 10 ,ot (EIkej
:, Pos. odds: ITO winRaceand II to s, Los Angeles
10 to l. Peg woaneon rs"O" - TO King Idle Is 70 T.
Oaifet 10 TO l. Place-Los Angeles even, Badge 20 g.
Garrison lay out OF the for mile and tried tho
Impossible task Of losing his horses in the last quarter
Raceland's stable companion. George oyster, made the
running for nine furongs tapped by King Idle to the
half and by Los Angeles around the upper turn and into
the hcrnessretch. Badge followed Los Angeles when
she moved and coacd her the head OF straight
but Garrison continued to wait with Raceland Los
Angeles shook Of Badge without effort by a
neck Raccland never succeeded in getting close enough
to the two to be dangerous. Badge beat him length.
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50
EACH. $1,000 ADDED. ONE MILE
E, J. Badwin's br f. Grsertc. by Gleneg Malta,
A. J. csssatTs b. h. Eurus s. les HayWsrd)
E. p hb@gis MCTEis: b sPscIs,IIy g. loS SEss,
WSs,:. SEss: & Ia5GsR S,sSar. h;%iS1 %.Ts
NJ '0'u'"' D. C. JOG Tine Fine 2 AZ a. 'NnDs''On'
Eufas to l. SALISBURY to j. Maroon to l. specially
10 to l. Joe Lee 1e to Plsce-Grisette to s. Eurus
Salisbury led for half mile and way to Grisctte
who taking the lead on the turn. held 1t y hs end. wn-
halt Eurus made dash and swcrve in the last fur
long, but they avsled him nothing. He beat Specially
two lengths
FIFTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. sa5
LAOu, sL2oO ADDED MILLS
Prealness Stables B. 6. Rupert by FasettoMar
E j. Baidwin's Oi. MOllie Mccaithys Last iSS
NIan, MGls5's g Ten Booker, &c Cceyi1s!Sn
L. bfaaieyS D. g. lie rin Log y 2 100 ("0odae o
Post odds: To win-orIaamme 7 to 5 MolIie's Last
E%ee Ten to HSGfft %Ses so Last 10 To- to so' L.
Eurus and Ernest withdrawn. Ten Booker
opened gap OF six lengths and made tho running for
mile, when having enough he let Rupert and Mollic's
Last pass HIM Barnes waited with appalling
dcnce, permitting the favorte to lounge along while
Rupert continued to draw away in the stretch At the
furong post Barnes began riding but could
up and Rupert by length and half two lengths
between second and third. Orilamme showed speed
in any part OF the
SIXTH RACE-PURSE 5000 MAIDEN TwoYEAI-
OLDS. SIX FURLoNGs
D. Gideon's b. C. Eadiant, by Reform Rachel, 11o n
J: B. Haggin's b. T. ogalala, 10Y (Hamiltonj 2
seSsr' ] soas SeRsn eR ysrdeGr io7 cGesass
j. Morrssey !'ta 6 cG John RaqRn ATns i1o es
o1o Post odds: To na9y%sde 5$5y .4s Radiant
: Flace-RSdant ,ii Il to 5. VSS Geaaa to . '''o'
Ileyday first off, but Dauphine passed him and
made the running into the homesrctch In the last fur
long Ogalala drew and looked all winner but
Ganymede and Radiant got up and challenged vigorously,
Radiant winning by short head osalala head before
Ganymede.
SEVENTH RAcE-PURsE 5000. SELLING. SEVEN
FURLONGS
J. J. Hyand's b. h Grenadier. by Gieneg Alala
T. n Mlier's br h. Hmaiaya aeei, 1o4 (coying.on) 3
G.. Forbcs's b. C. st. Valentine 4, 107 (Dougas)
l.. V. snedekers ch. c. Goodloe, g. 100 Fisher Q
=. II. Ryaas b. 9. Freedom, 4, 104 lIdtueneldl 0
j. B. Pryor's b. I. Charmer, 3, SO lJones) o
l.. J. Baldwn's b. M Malaria aged. 11o (Barnes) Q
5 w. streets ch. M Lucy IL. D, 1Oi tTayior( o
j. H. McCormichs b. g. sam keene' T. lo% (Ahdersoh U
Post odds: TO win-Frecdom to 2, Lucy II. TO l,
Malaria ], Grenadler 70 ], Lackaw anna 8 to ],
malays 10 l. ST. Valentine IL TO Goodloe 15 to l.
Kcene 15 to !, CharTner 80 TO l. Pace-1rensdier
to l. Himalaya 4 TO l.
Freedom end Of his tether six furlongs and
retired fighting finish followed between Grenadier
H.malaya and ST. Valentine Grenaier getting the
end and winning clevery by half length Himalaya the
same before ST. Valentine. No'bid.
EIGHTH RACE - HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE.
PURSE 5000. SHORT COURSE.
T. Frenchs b. l. Mcnimore, by Kinghsher- Iady Ment
c. j. Kelly's b g Puritan aged 1876 o. Kenny .
w Weinga sdts e. Wellington. aged, $50 DAVIS 3
Ganley Co.'S h. Judge Griffith. aged 40 Gones) o
w. Is. McComicks b. h. Wanderment g. l45 .
(ChGnder) o
w. c. Days br. h. Sam Brown. aged, 1s5 :. POST :
Time-3:l1
Fell
Post odds: To win-sam Brown ID TO 5; Judge Grifih
6 TO l. MentmOre ]. Nat Goodwin 10 to l. Place
Mcntmore to l. Puritan 10 ..
Puritan and sam Brown made the running through the
field hedge the favore looked dangerous
made convenient get or Puritan retained
the lead until he reached homestretch. Mentmore
then up and beat him by six lengths.