New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-03
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. NON
WINNERS IN 1888 $50 EACH. 5000 ADDED


WINNERS IN 1883. go EACH. 5000 ADDED.
NJ. Jordan's b. +. F1aceoletta, by RayOn d,orCcye,
&, nsp si4;i. 10 q %sSS,,
W. Jennrgs,s ;. G: Glenmound 1c5o,, tCheagpe(
Nly' S b fH h hSo%n 55 So G MdSe
EdrmOnt staOlesb. r TCnaqy a ! % Ande'0n'
to re H So
Pace-Flageoetta even Benedlctine to ].
Sir Joseph remained in his box and Srdeaway, on the
strength Of tempest OF copper rveed tips, was made
favorite The prompt to second. all getting
OF in line. Fageolea, who could not beat COW when
out darted forward with astonishing zeal and captur-
ing the lead held the end winning, ridden out to
the ounce by short neck. Benedctine second head
before Srldeaway.
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. TWO
YEARoLDs. sc5 EACH $3.50 ADDED. SIX FUR
LONGS
D. D. withcrss br. Chemise. by Sensation Channels I,
D III lad ID b. C. Grocmsman. 1s 1GaTrison} 2
f J j. Baidwins b. c. Carrientes. es icar 1893 .
! ,, Mss'sy: N Wins go' Zoo II: !z"afSsTisss s
5 f:f; 3 3fsS Il 90 $ssSS;
". g DAYS b. G &hs, e 'Iamor' o
Betting SS; Cody to Tsp tn & %
G snss 10 to sSsG1 to s
fair start Carrenes second, chemisc third and Flood
tide last Miss Cody ran through quickly, and at the
flong led by half length, with Chemise second Ihese
two aternacd the lead for half mile. when Anoeron
taking nm his whip. stopped Miss Cody. Garrison set
to work on roomsman the head Of the ana
brought him up rapidly that at the last furIong posi-
liz looked exceedingly dangerous But ChcniSe had tio
foot Of him. and he could never get on even 'erS WIN
her although he brought bttefeld TO whip. Chcmse
won by neck the between second and third. flooa
I'D. made I'd much ground but his misfortune at the start
could not entirely overcome garrison conp14neu W
tho Judges that Chemse fouled Groomsman all the way
town the straight but the charge was DISMISSED ana inc
Youngsters were placed as they nnsheu' CIahSa ooo'
A. the head Of the homestretch. flashing last
THIRD EACE-ELIZABETH STAKES. THREE
ypAP.oID FII.LIES. $50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED.
Is MILES.
c. n Morris's b. T. Speciality. by senaticn Minnie
D. I p wj tS b. T. invervcA los Gat,sasdj
Seanen r.. G sPssdT sid lG Gss 'Hs s%tr
EA' F. @. ssaelss s SS"S1 6a
+ j. Ba,a~n'' { w diys a ~ tAI Mooney
BETTING to vin-spccaity TO g. Inverw!ck to !,
Cascade to l. Spec wen to /, Golden Reel % to J.
Place-Speclaty 70 ., Inverwiek even.
Danella withdrawn and Specially was put IN az
the last moment Mr. Morris bacsns her and the public
following until she became hot favorite lnVer'
wick led quarter mile Snowdrop then took up lhe
running and remained in front until Inverwck- moving
wthers pair out and the seemed TO be over
with the all black" frst AMI e"nl Specially moved
up the half third place, but ON the turn suddenly
fell back to the rear the Geld and appeared hopcessy
beaten Little Enkc by very hard ridhg brought her
I'D on the rail- and at the urlong post she fast
that Littlchcld taking life comfortably. jerked
up his whip and began using it. Jnver"ick was then
lengths before Speciality but the latter continued to
gait up the last stride, when she got her head In
front ana won. Cascade two lengths back Inver-
wick ran as II short work. but she would undoubtedly
have won II IAttcneld had made proper OF his al
yan,ares Credit oycr-conndence with the loss Of
other
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES ESQ
EACH, $1,000 ADDED. ONE MILE
A. Belmonts b. f. Lady Primrose by The III; ysed,
LADY, ,Roscbery yrs lo7 n -, G-t thdhi !
4. J. cas.ai.. cs C. Tarason 3 1o5 sywad
b. i WitheIs's b. c.. by King EnestMin9 9rit 3
Betting to r,n-1.a7 P FmIo a. to Koool,e IA to
SnSsy ; soli % to ' Fi,se1Iady Fiinfo'o 70 j.
Tho Minority colt led OF Lady Primrose second
and others we'll aligned Garrison. obcying stable
orders Immediately Kalooah to the to walt with
her Littleneld tho other hand gave Lady Primrose
her head going Ike shot the nly gained lead
lengths which shc maintained to the end, winning
with the greatest possible case. When Garrison needed
Kaonah she found wanting her effort In the straight
being weak ana shortKved. Shc was never dangerous
Swift Cnmbyses and Tsragon had long and bitter dis
pute the place, which Cambyses secured by head
while Taracon beat Swift q nose.
FIFTH RACE-FREEHOLD STAKES. 800 EACH.
$3.50 ADDED. 11-2 MILES
J. D. Higgins b. T. Frcnzi, by GleDclg Florida, yrs,
A. j. cassatrs b. h. Tho Bard 5 100. diayward
Betting 10 win-Thc Bard TO 8, Firenzi TO 3.
A. there third money COnnemara did not start
so the race resolved itself into duel. The Bard was
loudly he cantccd to the post with his brush
waving rayy. Ficnr, aDplaudcd but not nearly
40 yoclferousy Many persons noticed bare places her
shoulder, where Gorrisons knees in former
races had worn the hair off, Both AM!
mails looked nt and well. They had no sooner
reached post and wheeled for the start than MI Ca
well dropped the flag FIrenzi. who had the rail- was
head in 'front.' aIryrrari took The Gard out mmedi
a,ey and opened gap OF three lengths In the first fur
long apparent that he intended TO make the pace
hot TIrenz would be done at mile. The Bard
easily that he seemed to be eancring The first
quarter made IN q seconds Garrison moved up la
the straight and decreased The Bards load lengths
Firenzi running under hard pull, her stride litle
quicker than The Cards but graceful as the sweep
Of swallow. The half was made IN 80 seconds, the
thrccqUartcrs in rs, ard the mile in AZ IL without
perceptlec change Of position In the up the back
stretch The Bard waved hi 'rush denanty and FiTcnz
accepting the challenge began 10 steal up on him. On
the upper he Gallsnt fellow tried TO get away, but
In vain The nlly refused to be shaken of. Coming
into the she close enough 10 touch HIM
Garrison climbed upon her neck, rammcd his knees
into the spots her shoulders whispered In her
car and In dozen wonderful strides Fcnzis nose was
at The Bsrds thIoatlatch Hayward drew his whip and
struck one blow the great son OF Longicllow
lie strobe on the lilly strobe faster with Garrison
his back beautifully curlcd looking over his left shoulder
In Upwards Then The Bard caught tho whip IN
earnest But It didn't help him. and Frenz won by
length The mile and quarter Was run In 2:0s IL
The mile AID haf-2 3i-equas the record made by Luke
Blackburn over the In 1880 with only lo2
pounds his back.
SIXTH RACE-rURSE 5000. TWOYEAEOLDS
SELLING. SIX FURLONGS. {
II. H. nnmmclps br. c.. Litie Jake, by Casino
Bridget III n $1,000 ..............: :(IsJloD ]
r. w, aldrns ch. H.rrsburg, h. Hayward)
H. Braacy's br. c Dsiosnan, lOo..-....(W hybufh)
DAVIS 4 Hairs b. l. sourre, l02. ....( Anderson(
PIeskness sabe's bf. .. STUDENT y4...... Mooney
u. J. Mccarthy Bros 2. Tlburon, 1O2 ;(Illke)
4. }. Csssatts b. sweet Avon, 90 -. (Cotueln
T.. walbsum's eh. T. By Koform- Eastc lO2
(ABdcrsOn)
W. c. BAYS b. T. IA,tlc barefoot lo2... .QancD o
]. J. Hy1snds CHI T. Kat, 81: .........uawience)
1ime-l IL
Betting ~ winIIanlsidg II to 5, Little Jake 10 !,
LNue Nafcro0t % l. DsesInan " !. 1Ibufon % i